Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-03
WhirIWind Campaign Planned
for Democratic Candidate
for Governor During Last
Days of Present Week,
WAL TON AND LUCERO
TO AID IN FIREWORKS

SPECIAL eoNRrsrosOuneS TO MORNING JOURNAL,

SPECIAL coRREsPoHoEHcG TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Nov. 2-The big rally to
be held in the national guard armory
in Albuquerque Saturday night, at
which +. c. de Baca, w b. Walton
Antonio Lucero and Juan B. LARA
zolo will address a monster gathering
of Bernalillo county voters, Will, 50
far as the democrats are concerned
bring the campaign to a close. There
will be other rallies in other cities oil
the state on the same night, and
speakers will be on the stump in diff
ferent localities on Sunday and Mon
day also, but so far as the spectacular
speech-making part of the campaign
is concerned, the Albuquerque rally
will be the closing fireworks.
Lieutenant Governor de Baca VIII
have a strenuous time of 1t the last
two days of this week. on Friday
he will spend the day in Dona Ana
county, making campaign speeches up
and down the valley and concluding
Friday night with big rally in Las
Cruces. Something of the same sort
is planned for him in Bernallllo coun-
ty. Upon his arrival in Albuquerque
from Las Cruces Saturday morning
he will be taken in an automobile with
a number of other prominent demo-
Gratis and will spend the day with MI
Walton, Mr. Lucero and Mr.. LARA
colo, speaking in the outlying pre-
cincts of Bernalilo county returning
to the city in time for the big demon
straton at the armory at night
1t is a feast of oratOry that the
voters of Albuquerque will have Of
fered to them Saturday night. In ad-
dition to MIR. de BaCa, who is recog-
ni2ed as one of the most forcelul
speakers in New Mexico, there VIII
be state Senator w. b. Walton, the
democratic candidate for congress ana
an orator of more than statewide rep
utation. and Secretary of state An
tonic Iucero, whose eloquence mas
MANY times stirred the people OF
Bernalillo county. -,
Resides the candidates there VIII
he an address by Juan b. Larrazolo'
son of Octaviano A. Larrazolo, VINO
has been one Of the real sensations
of the present campaign. Young Lar
razolo has perhaps attracted more at
tention than any other speaker Oh
either side, with the possible eXcep-
ton of some of the candidates ne
has spoken in almost every county ~
New Mexico and has been tower OF
strength to the democratic cahul-
dates.
Mr.. Walton and Mr. LarraZolo nave
never been heard in political speeches
in Albuquerque, and their addresses
will undoubtedly prove a strong at
traction to draw out a big crowd.
Ralph c. Ely, chairman Of the re-
nuhIican state central committee Two
wears ago. but now aligned with lie
nropressiyes and Independent repuph-
cans CT the state in the fight against
the Hubbell- Bursum combination
has at last gotten into the flghI ac-
tiveIv for the democratic-progresslVe
state ticket and reports are to the ell
fect that he is making a strong I'M
preston wherever he is heard,
Mr.. Ely's delay in getting INTO Ihe
fipbt has been due to his absence
from the state on business matterS,
INF he is now in it as Vigorously as
II is nOssible for him to be. ne VIII
sna9k tomorrow night at Las vegas
Saturday at Ration, and VIII "lho up
the campaign Monday nlght as uie
principal speaker at big deI'loCI"''o
rally in Alamogordo. .....,,,. -
a A. Jones will speak SATURDAY a.
Springer and will go, after the heel-
no 70 his home in Las Vegas, where
no will remain until after the elec-
ton. 1t is not Mr. Jones lnteh"oa , w.
take part in any spectacular ra!ly
nrior to the election, but 10 spenu
The last two days before the bailol'ns
among his friends and neigh0orS at
his home.