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Whether this will change the policy
Of the Universal or the Edison. or
have any direct effect upon the right
hypothesis OF Mars. is something We
have not been able 10 predici. but,
after a moments study we have come
TO the conclusion that IN such a change
as the one Mary has made. only two
can be benefited. and n must lose.
In this particular case, unfortunately,
the Edison Company are the losers,
and they will have TO do considerable
scouting ahont before they will find
one who will ~ into the big vacancy,
left by the Bernhafdl OF the Movies.
One Of the reasons Tor the popular
isy Of the Universal is their realization
hat their stars must be shining ones.
md they have IN their armament such
%'winkling planets as J Warren keF-
flgan. King haggot. Ford Sterling,
Francis Ford. Grace Cunsrd, Florence
Lawrence. Robert Leonard. Pauline
Rash. Anaa Little, Edna Maison,
Murdock MaeQnarrie. Herbert Raw
iinson, Victoria torde. Vera Sisson.
Dorothy Phillips. Airline Pretty. vio-
let Aefscreau. Louise FaSenda. VIII
liam Shay, William Welsh, Alex
Gaden. Eddie Lyons. Lee Moran. Ed
mond Mortimer. Walter adiller and
Fila Hall.
Miss Fuller goes 10 ~ Universal
with her director, Walter Edwin. and
Charles Ogle, who las been promi-
rcnl in the Edison Stock Company.
The trio will play with the Eastern
organization. and those who know
Mary can easily see that this spells
success for any organization with
which she Is connected. The change
will do both Mary and the Universal
good. and perhaps. through the mist
even the Edison viii be able 60 find
tomiori IN the fact that il wAs her
'fssl" professional parent
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Official List of Delegates
Attending the Contention

ci r.. w. Won't, Donaciano Gurule.
w. n. Metcalf. Charles Mann. Luis
ObanaOn, Miguel Garlic. Donaciano
! Torres, &. Madrid, l. Chacon, Fell
! ciano samora. r. =. Hall, Leonardo
Hunnlck, Daniel Herrera.
CImves county; ~ Delegates.
q. \. Veal. a.. a. Richardson, q. -.
Bowers. j.. r. Evans, u. y. Grincr,
r. NJ. Avis. J.. g. Gilbert. r. +. Rec
tor, J. T. Mcclure, J. G.. Dunlap,
David Calderson. II. r. Ballard. O. \.
Brown, &. w curry, J. w Rhea. ..
u. Hnymnker. W. T.. Rogers, Rooert
smythe. w. II. Vauchelct. W. a. ur-
ton. J. T.. wimherley. &. y shearnnn.
NJ. w. Evans, O.. w. Losey. J. a. Ia
ton. n. l.. Mehioop. Guy Robinson.
sam Eccles
CoIfax County; ~ Delegates.
T.. T.. Sherlock. A. J. Mlilouch, /. G.
Flourshien. ~. J.. Kiker j. J. Schuler.
Tranquliino Fernandez, Enrique Tru-
illo. :. Il. Phelphrey. Frank shelf
ron, n. II. Chandler, Florencio Tru-
lilo. GEORGE Tindali.
Dona Ana County; 10 Delcgaaes.
Roman Herrera. r. O. G%uilfoil,
Merin Benavldez. q, wctltufer. Moses
VieiL. 4. Il. n. smith. Daniel Mir
andn. y. G. Frenger. y. o.. RODRIGUEZ
piioqulnto Martinez.
curry County; ! delegates.
g v. Dennis, Charlie \ scheurick,
james Kelley NJ. NJ. craig, Wllkic
Carter. ~. l.. Pattcn, W W. Nichols.
Lincoln Couniy.
Joe Clements. Jr.. Pichaco; W. j..
Doering. George l.. Ulrick, Carri-
zozo. r. NJ. Deel. Ancho, a. :. Nc
Cnmant. Corona. n. j. S%trnley, An
che: Martin Chavez. Pichaco; x. J.
Woodland, Richardson; scipio Sala-
znr. Lincoln: Peter Hale. i,uidoso.
Eddy County. 80 Delegates.
I G. w. Beman. J. ]. e.. Estlack, w.
y. B1bary. Il. V. Culp. j. u. Atwood.
w. ". Mullane. G. r. Stocks. j H.
Jackson. c.. a. Beckett, j. ~. era
ham. Aitcrnates; NJ - Culpepner'
l.. O.. Ryan. Claud Jenkins. Y. shy
der. J. J. Clark. w. r. Watkins. y
". Richar-das. DIR. y. y. Deopp, W
l.. Beckham. g. T.. Mann.
OierO County. 3 Delegates.
J. T.. Anderson. T. a FRAZIER. G
W. Morgan. }. W. Prude. g.. H. Bent
g. T.. Monat. $. .. williams. W. I.
Rutherford. l.. II. Hughes, Dear
sperry
Luna County. 5 Delegates.
]. 5. VauRht. NJ. j. Moran. Jamei
:. Fielder. II. l.. Kerr, T.. Y, Nalen
bingham.
Mckinley County. = Delegates.
w. u. Carol, G. y. Chambers. W
". Hans.
Quay County, 10 Delegates.
J. J.. Atkins. /. Gomez. F%lorenci
Martinez. ". A. Dodson. Marian
Montoya. J. l.. Briscoe, C.. NJ. Par
sons. J. -. Cutlip 6. G. Davidson.
NJ. Eager, Harley Johann. 10. {
Bailey. n. NJ. Chambers. g. u. All
dredge. ~ .. Norris. A. $. Reave'
lP y. ding. James fH4anlevs Wnliar
Green. A.. u. simpson
RIO Arriha County. 10 Delegates.
Francisco f.opez Juan y. I.ucer'
Henry Grant. bernardo ~I.ucero, ~
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MOTION PICTURES

Motion pictures OF the convention
in all its phases were made TINS
morning. Individual movies We're
taken of each committeeman and a
group movie of the entire committee
taken later, a panoramic picture OF
the same group was also made. Sew
eraI flashlights were X In the
convention hall aud " II II posaioic
To arrnnge a parade Of the d"'eEHiss
this afternoon that viii be hlfnea
also.
The pictures are for displya az san
Diego next year and we're mace w
Chase He'll, the exposition b"Afd :
camera man. under the direction ~
COMMISSIONER OF Publicity A. T.
Koehler. Some very good films are
expected 20 result from d WORK
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FIVE HUNDRED
DELEGATES



Conant, ]. p. Vaught, A. r. Hannett
u. 4. Hughes, n. A. Dodson. Frank
Lopez. y. williams, G. Baca. l.. T..
Mondragon. J. l. q. swinney. William
Rose. q. Hunt, ~. Aragon, r. w.
Medley. A. II. Joseph, G. y. Meihum,
l.. r. Wilson. u. =. K~ennebeck, u. n,
Boulware.
Rules. order of business and Per
manen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mann,
John W. Rhea, J. c. Floraheim. II. L.
Paiten. u. ". Rodrieuez, a. A. Beck
EFT. N. v. Baker. y. l.. Iprai, T.. X.
Vallendingham. w. n. Hahds, @. ID.
Bent, l.. Gomez, Henry Grant, u. X.
smith. v. Mares, l.. T.. Mondragon.
william Butler. lose Hoybal, q. ~.
bunker. A. NJ. Gillespie, T. y. Cook.
j NJ. vigil. Jua G. Jaramiilo. II. y.
Kennebeck, Frank Kelsey.
Resolutions-IIenry Lockhart. W.
W. Lakewood, r.. Trujiiio, Chas. y.
Dennis. T. J. Guilfoyl. }. ID. Atwood.
j. T.. Perdue, Geo. l.. Wilmot. J. NJ.
Fielder, Reese n. BeddOw. W. v.
Eidson, G. &. Davidson. Henry Grant.
r. T.. Mears, Rafael Romero, l., y.
MoadraEon, william Butler. y. Del.
sado, J.. W. u. Veeder. T.. d.. Tittman.
Amado Chavez, n. Marines, J. y.
Dunlavy. FRANCHISES Miera, Geo. Hon
man.
AdvIsory-Louis a. McRae. ]. c.
Gilbert, II. l.. Buckley, G. A. scheur-
len, J.. n. Paxton. u. c.. Dow. w. "
Karl, Trinidad G.. de Baca, e. W.
Morgan, j. l. Briscoe, Henry Grant
Graham Bryant. L. M~ondragon. O. n
q swinney, Antonio Lucero. Camille
Padilin, MERGED Montoya, A. c. Tor
res, NJ. Vlgii, q. ID. ottesen. Howell
Ernest. Jose q. Chayes, Hall l. Kerr
The convention then went into re-
cess until 2 O'Clock. the committees
beine called to meet az . o'clock IN
the Commercial club.
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BcsnaillO County; 20 delegates
Dennis Chavcs, George c. Schccr,
o. y. Marion. W. W. Mcclellan. =. a.
Reidy, A. q. Fletcher, j. ~ scheenan.
Geo. :. valiant, John :. heaven. l.
A. McRea, NJ. Mandeil. Tommy Ortiz.
Warren Graham. N. =. sorteil, j. y
Goodeli. l., q. Rice. W. \. Patterson
Thomas Delahoyde, G. ~. Conner, v.
l.. ID. McCallisler, Summers Burkhart,
lsanc aBarfh, Edmond Ross. u. Me
Donald. =. A. Blniney, J. o.. Simms,
NJ. = Ticrney. George Taylor. J. +.
Kelly. :. =. Gilbert, Steve Rohl.
Frank Mckee, A. 49, Waters. Robert
Crews. o. a. BURNER. ". u. Love-
lace. W. william DBcey. william
Chamberlain. william Kieke. B. B.
Garcia, Grover Devinc, Tom smith,
NJ. u. Vigil. }. u. lemmons. william
Young. G. y. Kinds. J.. A. skinner.
Tom Pnssmore. Steve Coon. J Tend
berg, A. A.. STANLEY. Rafael Garcia,
j. NJ. Carpenter, A.. Sanchez. A.. J..
Maloy, D. Hennessey. Tom i~shorwood,
John Ronnell. H. o.. Council Frank
Butt, j. n. Gailushs. J. Korber, A. u.
McGamey. u. y. Janmison, r. KEEL
cher. ~. G. miller. A. Michaels, Juan
Chavez. Manuel sedillo. Augusiln Se-
dniO, Lorenzo Candelar;a, Roman
Gurule y Gurule, Justo Truilllo. Am
hrosio Snmora. Francisco Gonzales,
Mateo Chavez. i%gnacio Lucero. Fran
cisco savedra. T.. y. Booth. w G.
Patton. Henry %Lockhari, Jesus Car
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STATE COMMITTEE MEETING
WAS PURELY fOitMAt

The meeting Of the state commit
tee Ia the Commercial club TINS
morning was purely formal. Thete
were no contests and all business
suggested to the committee was heid
to be business for the whole '
ton. The meeting. presided over pS
Chairman Paxton. was oniy halt an
hour Ions Al but two members OF
the committee were present.
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tonic r. Joseph.
Cuadalupc County, \ Delegates.
Felipe sanchez y Bacu. Jesus Ca
saus. Lcandro Scun. Adoifo GnlleFos.
NJ "a Baker. Roman Lahadie. NJ a
Rooney. solomon sanchez. Sension
Gonzales. Frank \. Page. W r. Jef-
fries, r. T.. Crutchneid. J. E. Pardue.
Fiorencio G. de- Baca. Frank Crcs-
pin. Ramon Garcia. George a. clark,
Frank Faircioth. q. r. Mcginnls.
Rnymundo Harrison. Jose Marquee,
Mouico Madrid. W. NJ. Hunter. g. H.
Thurston.
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THE CHANCE

A change is good for everyone.
IL has the effect Of giving US, what
appears to be. a new start. Without
a change, occasionally. we would Ind
that lie would not be one-halt as
sweet. We all need a change now
and then a change Of air. change OF
climate. change OF environment,
change Of living. change Of scenery.
change Of friends. change Of enemies.
change OF clothes and change OF posi-
tons. Some people even go so Tar as
20 transfer their affections every little
while.
There is no doubt but what one Is
liable 20 become stagnant and rusty
without an occasional change. and
here is something wrong with the
man who has never lost a position.
and likewise something amiss with the
maidep who has never changed her
affections at certain periods IN her
life.
But. what has all this 10 do with
Mary Fuller Well. just this. Last
week something OF somebody started
a rumor about Mary-a perfectly good
rumor 10 the effect that she was about
70 make a change. For Mary realizes,
just US most sensible people do. that
a change is good.
Well. whether she had decided pre-
vious TO the rumor that she was going
TO change. is beyond the most fertile
mind TO fathom. but we have absolute
proof that she has now decided &c
change Edison into Dmversal-that IS
as far as i pertains 10 her own dear
little self. After a thorough inven.
tory OF the universe we find that the
change Is Universally favored.
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viano saiazar. Solomon Garcia. Man
ucl Herrera, Tvodocio Trujlio. Man
uei Garcia, J. a. Crist.
santa Ic County, 10 delegates.
w. A. Williams. y - T.. 4. car
rillo. Ramon Sandotal. william Rose.
lose inez Ruybal Domingo pacheco,
Luis Luian Manuel Delsado. Cu-
milo padilla. Manuel padilia. Nica-
nor naca. Arthur ~seligmsn. Adolph
y. Hlil. Ralph Easley. Thomas Do
ran, O.. Noincy Howard. y. v. Laugh.
lin. j. W. Normcut, Marcclino Gar
cia, Hugh Gilmore.
sierra County. Z Delegates.
4. g. Gillespie, T.. B Tittmann.
Merced Montoya. peFminio Aragon
Socorro County. ~ Dclcgatcs.
Melton Torres. VI. j. Helmick.
a. u. Mcdonald. r. w. Meddler,
Aduifo Torres, Ramon Gonzales. Ben
Sanchez. Amadeo chavez. o. A. Pine,
VIII cain, Fiurentino Moniuya. Al
ternatcs: ~. A.. Hudges. Justiano
Baca. ". r. Mayberry. A%nastacio
Torres. Martin Barreras. Or. N. Mo
Crcary. Lorenzo Rivera. q. ". Cook,
X. ~ HIS, J. H.. Taylor, J. a. Me
Gee.
San Juan County. ; DcIcestcs.
william Ruler. \. l.. q. Swinney.
J. r. Jaquez. V. Finch. J. W Me
Michael
rorranrc County. = Delegates.
&. " Seaman. e. NJ Milbourn, j.
=. Bunlavy. Judge Malone. g, OF
tosen.
Union County. ~ Delegates.
Francisco Miera, J. W. Thompson.
Howell Ernest; lose Manuel Con
zales. l.. -. Wootcrs, Miguel q Tick
Ter. Robert ". lsaaes, l.. r. Wilson.
a. wamsley. Fulgencio c. DE Baca,
salome Garcia. n. $. snyder.
Mora County.
Rafael Romero. John y. Wootton.
Trinidad G. de Baca, Vicente Mares.
Sacramento Baca. David Sanchez,
James r. Shoemaker. Murray earle
ton. Luis Valdez. J. Irwin ogden. ST.,
Manuel @. y Maestes.
san Miguel County. 20 Delegates.
j. u. Hand. Filadelfo Baca. An
tonic Lucero. John l.. Zimmerman.
=. u. Russell T.. q. de Baca. George
~ bunker. william Porter Mills.
Cipriano Luian. Chris Wiegand. Eu-
genio Sena. Clemente Padilla. John
ID. W. Nceder. Anaelmo Gonzales
Romulo 3aca. NJ G. de Baca. Adolfo
| G. de Baca. W. A. Givens. II. q.
Coors. Ramon Herrera. Ernest Cue
rim. u. @, Coors. Jr, Dr. McClana-
han. Primitive Sandoval, Juan c,
Maestas. Alberto Serrano. Octavi-
ans segurn. Genevevo Gahaidon. Pat
Purcell. Pat McElroy, Matias Padil-
IA. John W. Jones. blas Ortega.
Valencia County, 3 Delegates.
Jose b. chavez. ~. -. Kennebeck
George Hoffman.
Grant County, ~ Delegates.
John :. burnside. r. a. Boulware
w. g.. Walton. 4. C.. Marklcy. Dr
q. X. Angle. Jack Dyer. jackson
Agee. NJ. D.. Masten. lose Duran. Y
G. Jackson, Lyman Garrett.
SanIoyal County, I Delegate.
!. O.. Mondragcn.
Roosevelt County. : Delegates.
X. q. Bryant. r. r.. Mears. J. A
Farley. Col. Howard. J Il. Priddy
J. T.. Pearce, j. y. Williams, H.. II
Greathouse. a. J.. EyanF. A. A. Bee
man. D.. X. Smith. W. n. MaGill. \
A. Vaughter. Ed Johnson.
!, Taos County. Votes.
! Juan vigil, Feres Martinez. An
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THREE BUCKS AND
SQUAW HAMMER
VICENTE ARMIJ0

In answer 90 a call for the police.
Oficer Pablo Luian hustled Co Nurth
First street above Tusris avcnue this
morning ana round three Indians and
n squaW pounding Vicente Armiln
The latter was badly beaten Luian
rounded up the war party ana tucked
them all in the cltv iail Armiio -
said L. be "a carv;akct ~ The Indian
school
Try a Herald Want A.
Try n s0-cent Herald want al.
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Germany demanding the Withdrawal
OF German wsrships from the orient
and the evacuation OF kisu Chnu say
they consider the document tu be- rca-
Fonahle. No anu.germnn sentiment
has been displayed here.
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ATTITUDE ~ lust. SAN ,...
JAPANESE NEWSPAPERS

Toxic. AUG. 1.-THE Japanese
newspapers commenting today on the
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Convention
Notes

Travelling Auditor Howell ErneAt
IL In the convention as a delegate
from his home county az Union.
The state department OF educa-
ton "a well represented IN the con
vention crowd. state Superintendent
Alvin n. White II on the job. grace
fully denying the rumor that he y .
candidate for governor Assistant
superintendent Filade+fo Baea II at
tending as a delegate.
Corporation Commissioner NJ. =.
Groves u In Albuquerque a. an IN
t.reuted Republican spectator, while
his Democratic colleague on the com
mission. %. l.. owen. is on the JOB ~
a delegate from Curry county.
Col william n. (BilD Aullane OF
the Carlsbad Current u one OF the
interesting Figures In the convention
lie has missed fe~ Democratic ste'e
conventions during HE long career
as a New Mexico editor.
There are severel state offices IN
Santa Re today which are exclusively
IN chAfse "I 'en"hI" -, =,
GLIDE the Governor "inse'
the secretary o' s,a'e' tne
,ion commission the uaN 49,
itor. he state engineer and the state
treasnrer; the chiefs and their as
ris'snts are elmer u~sleea.ss "I
ested spectators at the convention.
A..
robert C. DOW eeho1uH,e on 80
nsn'eSaus ",as, "' ns,es mssns
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q Railroad engineer, 8

Railroad engineer. 8
years at the throttle,
had invested his
savings in a printing
business.
q Business, i~ll-managed
was on the verge of
ruin. The engineer
left his engine one
day and stepped in
as superintendent.
Never had seen the
inside Of a printing
plant.
q Today it is one Of
the most successful
catalog houses in his
section, and he's nch.
|g He was a born exec
utive, not an engine
| driver, and he found
| himself.
gu A want ad will also
find your place, old
fellow.
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J. n. C"Jack') Mccutcheon Ia an
other veteran newspaper nan who u
attending the convention. Mr. Me-
Cutcheon II using crutches while re-
covering from n recent operation.
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Hon. ". l.. Buckley. a prominent
delegate from Coifax county, II a
member Of the board ~ regents OF
the University. He will remain here
for the bar association meeting.
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he entered the active practice of law.
was a mcmter OF the state university
faculty.
A. J. LOOMS. although NO longer
nm editor. insists that being In the
government revenue service does not
prevent him from being n Democrat,
and In paying close attention to pro-
ceedingH.
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Mr.. N Mrs. %. a. Foster. owners
OF the Rio Grande Republican at Las
Cruces. are here 10 attend the meet
ing Of the editorial association and
also tn witch the state convention.
The Fosters are ~repeatlag IN Dona
Ana county the success they achieved
In newspaper management, In Ration
and northern New Mexico. where
they built up one Of the best newh-
papers In the state.
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Phone .. Req Barn. an W. copper
for hrst-elass hacks ana carriages
W. l. Trimble 4 O..
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r. q. Bryant Of Portales. success
nl candidate In the recent county
primary for the legislative nominal
ton. n Ia the convention a. a dele
Kate,
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Robert c. Dow. candidate on the
Democratic ticket for the legislature
from EDDY county. which means
election. In an Eddy county delegate
60 the convention. MT. Dow won In
q hot contest with a field OF four
entries.
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City Clerk Tom Hughes. although
q militant BernaliiIo county Repub-
lican, superintendent the decoration
Of Eiks' theater for the convention
ana did a real mans Job of H.
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state Chairman J ". Paxton OF
las Cruces II accompanied BY hrs'
Paxton, who u messing old friends
in Albnquerqne. Mr. Paxton, before
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col. william u. (BiiD Mullane OF
the Carlsbad Current II one OF the
interesting figares IN the
lie has missed few Democratic state
conventions during his long career
as a New Mexico editor.
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state Senator A. ]. Evsns OF
Roosevelt county Il the guest of state
Senator Isaac Barth during the con-
vention aud bar association meetings.
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When ms hand played Dixie" las'
night In front OF the Combs hote
headquarters q dozen veterans III
DOT a rebel yell that woke up All th'
echoes the band had not reached
The little hand concern drew a GROVE
that filled the street.
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sheriff Jesus Romero, Eifego Baca
Frank A. Hubbsli. d. A, Macpherson
Judge E. A. Mann. Charles chadwicl
and other prominent Bernalill'
county warriors were Interested spec
tatora AZ the morning session, study
ing harmony methods.
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AdJutant General Harry T. Her
ring Is attending the convention wiil
a bandage over M eye. He denle
having become involved In the En
ropean war.
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Il. q. Bryant. r. r. Mears. J. A.
Farley, Col. Howard. J. Il. Priddy.
J. f. Pehrce, j. y. Williams, n. B.
Greathouse. A. J. Evanr. A. a. Bee-
man, ID. X. Smith. W. II. MaGill. \.
A. Vaughter. Ed Johnson.
Taos County. : Votes.
Juan Vigil. Feres Martinez. An
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superintendent John -. McManus'
Of the state ~penitentiary, without
whom a state Democratic convention
would be incomplete. IL attending Ia
his Handwriting duties In our midst.
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Y. L. n. McAilisler serves as chair
man Of the Bernalilio county dele
CATION.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-08
Herman President
Of School Board
Secures Place in District IL
At Holly Contested
School Election
Geo. e. Herman. .......... 204
Chas. Q. Woodbridge !. ,l82
Hermsn's majority.

Herman's majority..... u
Geo. E. Herman was elected presi-
dent Of the school board Of district
No. IL. al the election held 10 this
city Monday Afternoon. The election
was the most bitterly contested Of any
ever held in this school distSict. The
vote polled was 3S6. which was con-
sidered large and which caused the
clerks of the election some fast work
during the three and half hours the
polls were open.
Automobiles were in evidence and
voters were being rapidly hauled back
and forth, besides scores Who walked
to the school building whsfe the vot-s
ing was done. Each Of the candidates
had their supporters who we're confi-
dent Of victory and II va either
mans job until the ballots we're
counted.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-08
japanese Here Like
Cantaloups Business

H. 8. Hada, the pioneer grower OF
cantaloupes among the japanese,
states that there are close to 1000
acres In which his people will be
either directly or Indirectly interested
this season. Some Of this acreage ia
TO be farmed by the Japanese on
lease, other portions on shares and in
some cases other growers have them
employed.
Nj. HadA states that ,thsrs ssa
Iscse than aftS apansaA. Aleass
Rilpwsss ID yb4 Fccnnty and thst they
HE The bussness, and lo0K for big
crop this fall.
Hada has been 10 this country for
the past eleven years. He has studied
the English language and has the
command of 1t quite we'll and is . good
reader OF English, having taken q
course in a Denver school. He sub
scribes for and reads the New Era
regularly.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-08
Cudahys Buy More
Land IN the County

The Cudahy Ranch Co., which a
few months ago bought the large acre
age of land owned by G. w. Lewis,
twelve miles northwest of Ordway,
has added another 500 acres to the
tract, having purchased that amount
of land adjoining the Lewis land. a
few days ago.
The development work on this prop
erty Is being pushed with u great deal
Of satisfaction to the manager. D. s..
Parmelee, and along this line, he has
Just awarded a contract with Chas.
McVey OF La Junta for the sinking OF
an artesian well. Mr.. Lewis will
have charge of the operations on the
artesian we'll. which he expects will
have to be sunk TO a depth Of from 1900
to 1000 feet before an unlimited sup
ply OF good water is struck. A close
record will be kept Of all oil, gas. coal
or other mineral Indications encount-
cred 10 sinking the we'll. and discover
les may be made that will be OF great
valuee. The well when completed
will have cost about 900.
The Ordway new era., 1914-05-08
Mrs. Belle Harbert Coming

Mrs. Belle van Dorm Harbert, Of
Manzanola, has consented to deliver
an address here. and will visit Ordway
some time next week. The date has
not been set.
Mrs. Harbert is president Of the
International Congress Of Farm
Women, having been elected Ut the
international gathering held 10 Bel
sium several months ago. She has
received world honors during the past
couple Of years, only recently having
been decorated with the cross Of the
Order Of Agriculture Of Belgium.
This is the first time an American
woman has ever been so honored, and
there 10 but one other person 10 the
United States so decorated.
Mrs Harbert is one Of the most
brilliant women, and the most careful
student Of agriculture from the view
point of women 10 the country. She
is bringing about great uplift for
farm women. and her work is recoR-
nized the world over.