El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-17

[ had declared in recent speech thai ms
I experience as county commissioner mad
! educated him, and he wanted TO know
+ If the county was conducting kinder
( garten for politicians. If IL has cost
: the county $50, 900 TO educate him for
I Commissioner" he asked. how much
viii II cost the county to educate him
for sheriff. When We elect Dorbandt'
job
Tom LEAFS Partner.
David Afulcahy, candidate for repre-
sentative TO the legislature. spoke IN
behalf Of his candidacy and Of other
men on the ticket. including Dorbanot,
Lon Garner and D. d. Dumont Null
cahy said: My opponent, r. F. Thorn
ason, said OF me recently that 1 was
an excellent young man. against whom
nothing can be said In case you 90
not know Mr. Thomson, I viii say that
ne IS Tom Lea's partner. a voice:
That's enOugh")
Vowel Opposed To All Rings
c. L Vowel, candidate for county
attorney. took occasion TO reply 70
some statements he stated Fred Del
gado had recently made in a speech
10 some MeNicans- One statement was,
he stated. that he was a member or
the firm OF Weeks & Vowel. II have
not been a partner OF Mr. Weeks IN
some time" Mr.. Vowel said I say
this III justice TO Mr.. Weeks. who IS
ny friend. Delgado further said that
/ had submitted my claims and had
been repudiated and then began run
ming Independently. I don't belong TO
any ring am opposed to all rings
and to bossism. ] believe it is pos
sible to run for office without having
10 have the permission Of = ring"
Mr.. Vowel declared that the FL Paso
County and City Democratic execu-
tive committee selected a ticket with
out consulting the membership some
Of the members of that club are here
tonight. and you know that YOU were
not consulted You can talk about
your rings. but there has never been
in FL PasO county a political organi-
zatiOn more dictatorial than the club
that W 3. Ware heads tonight
Mr.. Vowel referred to the Highland
in political matters. seth Orndorff
may own SOcOrro." he said. but no
one owns Highland Park"
Alien labor.
Judge Ballard Coldwen and Judge
p r. Price spoke briefly in behalf
Of their candidates. 10 succeed them
selves as district judges. and r l.
Dorbandt spoke in be1a-r OK mis- can
didacy for sheriff
r. c. smith, who presided at the
meeting. stated that there was one
matter that none Of the candidates had
touched upon in their speeches That.
he said. rs the employment OF alien
labor II the building Of the court
house. Tt has been shown that the
contract has been repeatedly violated
Pop and keG Beer
Centering their attack upon the
wasreful administration OF the present
county commissioners. candidates on
the Citizens Democratic ticket" ad-
dressed a small gathering Friday even
ing at 1892 HuecO street. trsc 9Th pre-
cinct- g Gimble was chairman Of the
meeting. The following made ad-
dresses Judge Ballard ColdwelI. T.
F. McCliutock. ". g. Bulger. John T.
Cain. Frank Alderete. j. ID. Dumont.
John II. Harper and I. ! Murphy Red
SODA pop and key beer We're served. the
open air gathering VS. lign-cd by Jap
anese lanterns
Speaking Of the golden cows" and
the various petty inspectors at the
courthouse, Judge COldwell. candidate
for judge Of the 65th judicial court,
characterized the present county com
missiOners administration as the most
wasteful in the history Of the county
Borrowed S6O.OOO.
The county cOmmisSiOuerShi is the
most vital part OF the county admins
tratiOn.' said the speaker. Yet IL has
been the most wasteful administra-
ton in the history OF the county. The
financial condition OF the county was
in better shape than ever at the start
Of the present administration. but vet
the county commissioners borrowed
$4,000 for county expenses. You have
all heard Of the golden herd seven
cows that were bought at choice prices
in Kansas City 1t is said they give
- pounds OF milk daily. but The milk
seems to sour before anyone can get