The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-25
rHIcnrrrL REVELATION.

i"ANlttttNtAllNt TNhl hitlNfu mnheH
the rhurEo that an iusidiouH and Ne..
farious Lobby is maintained nt wash.
lnston FOR the passage or eoud roads
measures through congress. lilo char
acterizes h transcontlncntal high
wave proposed blythe American Auto
mobile Association az lanes over
which the members of this hieh-
browrd. joy riding association ma,
strut
Let us How To- the Line. Let the
CHIPS fall Where They May. Or a
lobby ls actually bcing maintained for
this disgraccful and almost criminal
purpose-building good roads across
the country-it b. the duty of the sd-
mlnistration to turn on the light and
swat with the swattor ruthlessiy, re-
luntlcssly. merciiessly and pitilcssiy
~ any person, persons or organization
has or have or did or does. may or
might attempt TO influence a congress
man In any manner 90 vote for "a good
roads bin. ne should be seized from
his skulking place ana held up to the
contumely OF an indignant world. We
can conceive Of no more %fclonious
crime In an the category than TINT ~
trying to get "a congressman 20 vote
for "a good road.
Did YOU over see "a man strut In an
automobile u Is quite q sight. over
those portions Of the auto roads which
have been completed YOU may see the
high hrowcd. JOY riding. proflisate
Kansas farmer whirling reckiossly
along. motoring luxurianuy to the
clty with a truck load OF cabbages.
The spendthrln wholesale ROGER from
Millers' CROSSING. Ind, contemptuous
ct the rights az the comm" people
hci polloi or prleiariat, tears across
the landscape 10 spend his money IN
Albuquerque en- route To the golden
banks OF the Pacific. or wishes he
had some left To spend In Albuquer-
uuc as h returns from the @. %. Of
tho = Almost any day Sou will lind
q pntrician mule merchant on insolcnt
shoe salesman Haunting his arrogance
in tho face of IA" common people as
he races heedlcssly and madlessly ON
In a roadster which like AS not cost
him $3.50 T. o.. 81. Bingtillc. u rs
the undesirable citizens Who are
conducting the lobby for good roads.
:rlmpung undorfoot the rights OF the
non-motorists and forcing the latter
10 drive their ouc-hoss shays over I,
boulovards instead of chuckholcs and
swamps
Every rlght- minded and honest
hearted American will shack up Mr
Backlcford iu his righteous stand for
public dcccnc, and mtegrity. Lot
every good roads lobbyist BE- bounded
o. his lsir ana crushed under the just
penalty oi his crimes n Ne are 90
have good roads. snack roads. let Mr.
Cracklcford build them 90 his own
Way what right forsoo,h. has the
American Automobile Association, in
hINNlNh AN NH HfNN''iNNNN ?"
naughty gfuudccs OF the Dollar a."
Kunci sellers Dave Lane Red sprr
rs. charley Catrou. r. l.. Crosse ana
Frank Lanham-what right. We say
have men like these Co disregard the
~inalienablc tights Of their fellow ciu-
gems aud assist bon forcing on us such
-outrarcously good roads as that ON
North Fourth street IN which crime
John Ueaycn has been. fursooth au
accessory before tho fact' How long
are us pedestrians and onc-hoss sna
men 10 stand tor the ln.idious ana sine
tier Vaccinations OF the motorists and
thc good roadiats the men who have
brazenly taken The lead ia scraping
m the bumps and nnlng up the pad
dles How long. oh Lord. shall we
De- g. narth strut boz his buzzWugun
to ana uo. Are Go we Go submit long
er to the nefarious %ionbytug of such
men as Dick piilon OF Enciuo and
Gusta,e Becker of sprinserillc. not
o. mention Colonel Hilton of Hilton
,iIle We wot not No such wotung
goes.
AR. Qusckieford haH taken on the
It'd let ne probe This mess Of corrup-
ton tu the bottom
Honki