El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-15
WARE DENIES He ISA BOSS; "
COUNTY TICKET IS ENDORSED
Meeting County and City Democratic Club Stormy One
W. D. Mosley Says 'Ware Is My Attorney But Not
My Boss; Ware Makes Hot Reply; Says Is for
Club, Never Aspired to Be Boss.

County attorney, W H. Fryer
Sheriff, Seth B. OrndOrff.
County clerk. W. d. Greet
Tax assessor. H D Camp
Tax collector, Del ". Ritchey.
District clerk. g T. Carson
County treasurer, a T. Webb
County surveyor, a. s AlbrO.
County superintendent Of schools W.
C. zoe.
Hide and animal inspector. r. F. Love.
Commissioner, precinct No !. O. T.
Putnam
Justice Of the peace. precinct No 1,
place No. !. Henry NJ Walker
Justice of the. peace, precinct NO J.
place No. >. \. J. Hall
Constable, ". p. Casares.
Nominate by Ballot.
". D Mosley. a member of the club,
proposed a motion that the nominees OF
the club be selected only by ballot on
the part of the members. and cohol5
ton of affairs in which everyone Woulq
be allowed to make their choice, and
thereby doing away with the recon-
mendations of the executive committee
WARE Not Political Boss
Il never made a speech in my llIe-
said Mr.. Mosley coming forward TO the
front Of the house. But this time 1
feel as if I wanted to and I am going
TO do it. Mr. Ware is my attorney but
ne is not my political boss 1 believe
that every man Of this club is capable
of casting his own vote and the candl-
dates should be elected by the club
This club has more lawyers than any
thing else Kelly recommended a ticket
to the endorsing kids and they endorsed
it. and ] want to know If the executive
committee has a right to select the
members Of this club. If you are the
endorsing kids go ahead and endorse
this ticket but leave me out
Ware snys s'NO Boss
Ny motion" said Mr. Mosley. is
simply this: that the secretary Of the
club be authorized to have some bal
lots printed with the names Of the diff
ferent offices placed opposite a blank
space and that they be mailed to the
members Of the club for them TO write
in the name they prefer
President Ware got the floor, how
ever and replied that he never aspired
10 be a political boss" and that is the
thing that he had been fighting against
for long time.
Mayor Speaks.
am very sorry II the impression
was conveyed that I was a political
boss" said Mr. Ware. as that is some
thing 1 never aspired to be and some
thing l would never be" Mr.. Ware was
interrupted by mayor Tom Lea in a
speech advising the members OF the
club not to forget the principles on
which the club was first organized =
regret that you were charged with such.
4ir. Ware" said the city executive, land
I am also very glad TO hear you plead
not guilty. The members of the club
are not bound by the recommends tiOns
of the executive committee. after all.
and believe that Mr.. Nosley's sugges-
ton is a good one. but on the grounds
Of eXpedience I believe that the matter
should be left TO the executive commit
tee
Name Honest Men.
7 want you to select the ticket and
name good, clean. honest men. and I
hope that you will not steal any Of my
city employees said Mr.. Lea With all
Of these murmurings going around let
US not forget our club and the princi-
pies upon which il was organized. The
people Of FL Paso are the best and
noblest people in the world. During the
crisis OF the past few days they have
maintained peace and order and in this
have retained their standing before the
world as peace loving and law abiding
citizens"
Ware for Club.
That it was immaterial TO him Just
what action the club took on the mat
ter, was the statement Of Mr.. Ware. He I
said that he had been for the club. first.
last and always and that ne would con-
rinue to be so. He reiterated that if he ]