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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

That the fusion ticket in Santa Fe
county is keeping Uncle Tom Catron
awake in the wee sma, hours and cuss-
ing the larger hours, that Marcelino
Ortiz can only manage a pale left hand
ed smile AMI that the rest Of the o.
Guard are pessimistic In the extreme
is gathered from a survey Of the coun-
ty situation this week. Meetings have
been held in the good old style by Cas-
ron and Alexander Read and Marcelino
and the rest Of the crowd In various
and sundry precincts. A man In from
Santa Cruz today said that a meeting
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

poluea advertisement e q paid ter Z WA CUR Currency 2 dss. g,
As Ncn-Libelous)
VOTERS or NEW MEXICO
In Behalf Of the
WIDOW. THE ORPHAN, THE SICK, THE AGED, THE TolLlNo
AND THE FRUGAL POOR
we call the attention Of the people of this great state to the Road
Bond Record Of Arthur seigman, chairman Of the Democratic
WE WARN THE VOTERS
That this man seigman was deliberately chosen by the Democrats
as their chairman with the completely and connivance Of Governor
Mcdonald. We call your attention to the fact that he is q merchant
Bear this fact in mind. Y IS significant. He was also once mayor
Of Santa Fe Do you get that? Mayor Of Santa Re-
THIS MAN sELicMAN h
Arthur Sengman-Remember his name is Arthur and that he has
been seen repeatedly on the streets of Santa Fe.
WITH THE coNNIvANcE or MCDONALD
Deliberately negotiated the sale Of New Mexicos first 100000 high
way bond issue. THE GOVERNOR KNEW 1T. IN FACT, EVERY
BODY KNEW IT. THE DEMOCRATS NEED NOT DENY 1T.
WHAT DO YOU THINK
or a man who will seek to sell 100000 worth Of highway bonds for
the state 81 New Mexlco7 But this is not ali. This man seIgman,
openly and brazeny with the knowledge Of this man Mcdonald, help
cd arrange a way by which THE PEOPLE or NEW MEXICO
COULD GET THE FULL VALUE OF THEIR BoNDsi
But more remains to be whispered
While the people helpiessly looked on this man sengmana mer-
chant of Santa Fe, and who it has been discovered, has a brother
A - WHAT DID AZ DO?
He helped engineer the sale s. that New Mexico banks unscrupulousy
took this money and PAID INTEREST ON IT 70 THE STATE 50
nearly every county ii the i state into contributing ! sum equal to
two per cent Of rs share Of the proceeds Of the bond sale % that each
county could get some nifty times that sum in immediate road con
WHERE DID The COUNTIES, MONEY cor
Did Il go to buy ieftIhanded shovels from the sursurn store2
Did E. Il. Sweet or Leandrc Haca get a cent Of ~
THEY DID NOT.
Through the Vaccinations Of this man seilgman and this man Nc.
Donald, II was used merely to build good roads, which we regard as
cRIMiNALLY WASTED.
What do you think Of this Voters Of New Mexico. THE AGED, THE
ToMING, THE FRUGAL POOR Bursum henchmen Of Socorro county
MIGHT HAVE STARVED before they got a cent of It!
The cold facts are these
sELlcMAN and MCDONALD deliberately helped the state get the
full $4,000 out OF its 100000 road bond issue. THEY FORCED DE-
FENsELEss BANKS TO PAY INTEREST ON ROAD BOND
MONEYS TO THE STATE. THEY FORCED THE COUNTIES TO
SPEND TWO PER CENT MORE ON THEIR ROADS TO GET FIFTY
TIMES THAT OUT or THE BOND PROCEEDS.
These men rtaIciousy, ruthiessy and reckessy cooked up a scheme
by which OUR FAKE REPUBLICAN BOND ISSUE WHICH WAS A
COIN TO THE STATE.
In conclusion, we want to tell the voters again that this man selig-
man never ran a trust company.
He never even had his business put into the hands OF a receiver.
He was never even sued on the charge of slapping an extra $4,000
mortgage on an electric light plant after he sold Il.
RoADs2
ARE THEY?
ufuAr
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
SCIENCE
HEALING PART OF
RELIGION, CLAIM
California Authorities
Refer Court to the
Scriptures

10y Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Washington, D. O., Oct. 25.-In a
brief fled today in the supreme court
by Attorney General Webb of Califor-
mia and District Attorney Woolmine Of
Los Angeles, in support Of the const-
tutionadty of California laws exempt
ing Christian Science and other pray
er practitioners from examination
before medical boards, the court was
referred to forty-six Bible quotations
which the California authorities de-
clared proved that healing by prayer"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

there last week was so cold that &
killed half ise vegetation in the valley
and that Urele Tom had to be wrap
ped in hot blankets before the services
we're over. The fusion forces are we'll
organized, working like beavers and
working Systematically and effectively
il. every precinct and 1t begins to look
as If the Ortizzes wouldn't have even
a faint smell.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

role and has been directed to file his
petition vita the board.
McNamar7's brother, James B.,
pleaded guilty to a charge Of murder
in connection with the Times dyna-
hitting In which a score Of lives were
lost and is serving a life sentence N
San Quentin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

st. Louis. OCT. 25.-Tne house OF
bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
church in session here today electe-
Rev. Rrank H. Tou-et. of Coic.
Springs, missionary bishop for west
ern Colorado. and Rev. U. L. Burieson.
OF New York, missionary Bishop OF
South Dakota.
The house Of deputies probably viii
concur In these election late today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
RosENsERo-zAsLAzER

Miss Lena Zaslazer, Of Omaha. Neb.,
was married to Isadore Rosenberg, a
merchant OF this city, at noon today.
The ceremcny was performed Ct the
county court house by Police Judge
Alberto Garcia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
l~sEvERlDaE IN OMAHA

Chicago, Oct. 25.-Former United
States Senator Albert J.. Beverage, Of
Indiana, Progressive party leader,
will speak in behalf Of Hughes and
Fairbanks in Omaha October 90.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
TRIES VAINLY
TO PATCH UP BREACH
IN IMPERIAL COUNTY
OF SAN MIGUEL

MAReARITo ROMERO FACTION TO
HOLD OWN CONVENTION; OPEN
CAUCUS SUGGESTION lMMEDl-
ATELY soUELcHED BY c. o. p.
LEADERS; TWO REPUBLICAN
TICKETS SURE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
PAPA AND BOYS SET PACE FOR
NEPOTISM; DRAG DOWN Hall 10
THREE-QUARTERS MILLIONIN OFFICE

Romero Dynasty Has Had Mouth to Spigot Of
Public Lasses Barrel Since Time l~mmemorial;
How Bob and Bill and Frank and the Rest Make
Use of Relatives in State Offices; Lucero Mere
Piker Compared to Republican Friends
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
TICKET N
SANTA FE COUNTY
HAS MARCHING IN
SORTOF BLUE FUNK

MEETINGS HELD BY UNCLE TOM
AND UNCLE ALEC AND UNCLE
MARCHING AND THE REST o
THE iUNcLES HAVE FAILED 7
GET ANSWER AND OPPOSITION
is WORKING LIKE A BEAVER n.
EVERY PRECINCT
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

secundtno Romero, OF the famous romero dynasty Of San Miguel
county, popuIary known az Papa and the Boys, stls peevea because rNaN q ms
defeat by Antonio Lncero for the ONCE Of secretary 2 state y cuLatm
ALLEGATIONS through the Republican Piule Prcpaganda m " te a ae ~ "a w
Lucern has employed a number OF relatives In the omceA y ~ nOl clAiMeu
that these relatives didn't earn their salaries; secundino simply takes exi
cepuon to the giving of too many jobs to the Lucero hmly.
A glance at the office holding record OF the Romero Dynasty lnuicates
that secundino Is probably dissatisfied because Papa and the Boys aren't
in on the seeretarial Jobs.
1t Is alleged by secundino that some $4,000 a year has been paid mem
bers of the Lucero family. including MI. Lucer0s salary OF $4,000 q veal.
An aHOnhhed glimpse Of the office holding record Of Papa Romero and
the Boys shows that they have dragged down ron out or ~ public treasury
and the pockets Of the festive taxpayers between half = million and three
quarters Of d million dollars.
Beside this record the secretary OF state even were the Republican al
Legations true appears as the rankest kind Of a piker; . mere struggling
amateur. N A#H@8A@ N@s@3NAa HENa 8@ AWH N
Following is a very. conservative estimate as to the amount Of money
paid by the people to Papa and the Boys; ums Of money drawn by the
Romero family from the public treasury from 1885 to 1908 From this period
should be excluded four years In which the Peoples Party held the public
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

Especial plsputch 70 New MsxIean.)
EAST LAS VEGAS, N. NJ Oct. 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
Exposure of a Chairman
is Latcst Sensation Sprung
BIZ Whispering GilLcn1Untcr

political Advertisement. To be paid for in villa Currency b.
nubIJoan state Central COMMITTEES. Passed BY the Board Of &c
AS Non-Libelous)
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HUGHES Tells new
WORKERS He IS WINNER
CONTINUED From First Page.)


--
for this purpose IRE under the leader
ship OF the most competent men. | do
not care TO be told that great amounts
OF money have been appropriated for
the purpose of equipping our navy I'M
less ! am assured that we will have
the business capacity in the manage
ment OF the navy department which
will assure well spent dollars, and u
navy when the dollars are spent.
Nor do care for paper reorganlZa-
ton Of the army. or mere bills for the
purpose Of adding to our forces, or
provision for the expenditure Of the
money in supplies necessary for the
maintenance Of our military esab-
lishment unless we have competent
business leadership
To Protect Rights.
Charles +. Hughes told audiences in
Central New York today, the last day
had no apologies TO make for his al
tack upon the administration with ref
erence to the maintenance OF Amerl-
can rights, and that he proposed, If
elected. To make the American flag
the symbol not only Of courtesy and
justice, but of frmnesS and consist
ency in maintaining "0ur known rights
on land and sea-"
The nominee aSSailed the admins
tration for its alleged failure to aid
in the development Of American trade
abroad by upholding American ri ghts,
characterized as very cruel and I'M
warrantable" suggestions that vote
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as they spring out Of the Europeai.
war and prosperity it has created are
doomed To be blasted when that war
ends"
The Tariff Commission.
Mr.. Hughes referred 10 the tariff
commission provided for by the adj
ministratiOn.
Il am glad" the nominee said, that
a tariff commission has been provided.
II they thought a little more OF 1t per-
haps they would have made per
manent commission instead of appar-
entity temporary one"
4 tariff commission could not pass
laws, Mr.. Hughes continued, and I'M
less the Democratic party believes ID
protection, he feared that they were
without principle" so far as the
tariff was concerned for American In
dustry could not be protected by a
tariff for revenue only.
The nominee summarized the Drln'
ciples for which he stands as follows:
Il want to see the American gov
eminent in its administration repre-
scented by the ableSt men that we can
command in every department.. !
want to see the government under
financial system which will promise
ttDUbllIN luSltSt'I VI fNlI tNtNe3aASS
sound business-like budget method. |
want to see the merit system main
tanned and its principle faithfully
applied.
Il want to see in every department
Of our community, 4 seal for the
public service which will Out our civil
service in dignitied class, and make
civil service one Of our most honor
able careers in this country. want
to sec the highest standards of eff
cheney in every possible way, where
We can by government action secure
that end. | want TO have the life OF
our people enriched; the opportunities
Tor labor multiplied: | want to see Ia.
Dor employed al best wages, With
proper hours and wholesome condi.
tons.
Above al, l want to see that sense
of mutual dependence which will
make lis realize as We never have
realized before that in these days OF
keen competition We must work to-
gether, realizing that every mans
chance is only a chance for service
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to dominate, and pleaded for equal
rights for all men.
The presidents coming gave the
Democrats their first opportunity of
the campaign in this city for Old fash,
Toned political enthusiasm on a big
scale. Torchlights and red fire blazed
in Fifth avenue rs the hosts Of Tam
many Hall headed by Charles +,
Murphy, advanced upon Madison
Square Garden. which was beSieged
by a tremendous crowd before their
arrival.
Two hours and d half before Mr.
Wilson was due to arrive al the his.
toric garden, police reserves We're
striving vainlv TO hold back a surginG
throng striving for PLACES of vantage
which would make entrance easy
after the doors were thrown open
Holders Of reserved seat tickets
stroEe yainly TO reach the entrances.
The seating capacity Of The Saden
has been increased 10 13,0n0. but ii
seemed after the doors were closed
and the last inch of room occupied
that the size of the throng outside had
not been perceptibly diminished. In
the crush about the doors many
women tainted.
Similar scenes were enacted at
Cooper Union.
At this meeting special provision
had been made Tor young men not OF
voting age who had marched in the
parade with delegations from Tam
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opinion on the 7lh OF November such
as has never been displayed III thb
world before. This great tide or 0pin-
ion is rising, moi fer tie purpose or
destroying anything but for the rur-
nose Of Floating all those happy auGnr-
! les in which men may travel who know
they arr bound for the finest goals s.
! human ambition. This tide of human
ity swelling in America is sweet with
the purposes Of peace; it is wholesome
With the judgments OF justice ana
when il has Ocme TO the flood men Will
see that il is great body meant TO
drive all the industries OF the world
by the pulse of heart beat Of men who
love the world and believe in their
felIowmen.
When America has found herself
then she will be able TO play The part
which it was destined she should plaS.
Let all men who believe the Same
thing keep together. Let no kind Of
Intimidation: let no kind Of vague and
Ruthless promise, divert us for d mo-
ment.
lei us first see that we are unit
ed and Irresistible nation, and then let
us put all that force at the service or
humanity in order that men may say
that they know what human rights are
and that they live and understand
nothing but what is human and right.
That is the simple message that have
come TO deliver 10 YOU
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many and other Democratic organlza'
lions.
Augustus Thomas presided 1T the
Madison Square Garden meeting. The
first speaker was Samuel Seabury,
candidate for Governor Of New York.
tIe WAS followed by William +. Nc
Combs, candidate for United States
Senator and former Governor Martin
II. Glynn. All Of them commended
the policies OF Mr.. Wilson which had
brought peace and prosperity.
A Great Ovation.
The Mexican members of the Next
can-American joint committee, accom-"
panied by their wives, occupied seats
on the platform.
When Mr.. Wilson was recognized as
he appeared on the platform the crowd
rose and checrcd steadily for 30 MIN
utcs. Small American iaSS tlultercd
from thousands OF waving hands. III
the intervals when the din Slackeneu,
patriotic airs were sung.
III would be Impossible ~ say any
thing worthy of the wclc0m" YOU have
given me-" began the President. |
realize thai we stand al Gus of llo
most serious turning points in The MS
tory Of the United States and oi the
world.
This camaign has disclosed some
lines Of division in the United States.
Here and there ii has shown mon
aligned against each other. inns
would br uminulls for The Iuture unless
it is checked.
A band outside playing "Th" Red,
White and biuc.' Interrupted the
President. ,u
Il cant compete with the 'Rru'
White and Blue. he said. pauSIhs;
Someone in the crowd shouted: we
trust YOU Mr.. President. and the
cheering started again.
The President said the campaign
in 1872 represented L fight against
privilege and the SAME Was true now.
IT want YOU To realize he continued,
that another sort nf division has APP
pearru in This country. 1t Is between
those who rmplOy labor and those VINO
perform labor. Nothing could be more
dangerous We must see mat luStlce
is done TO working pcopi" inns IS
MOI 4 matter Of mere sentiment, Dnl 4
matter Of human right. ~
"Thprr is also another division.
Some men have grown 50 unSrrupu-
lous that they hay" sought 10 ulScreu-
il their own government IN ofucr 10
gain Il partisan advantage. SOME men
have sought 10 dc:"rminr the affairs
of this NATION in accordance with m
tereSIS outside This nation. W mai are
we going To Ito with them:
''ElecI you. Il man cried.
81 will Tell YOU whal "" HAY" done,
he went on. We HAY" built up parry
ut the people"
Predicted Victory
The President predicted victory. say
iug he WAS NOT worried over the out
come.
He spoke Of tn" eight hour day. say
inc il shows there are some men IN
This country who look al lie from the
workingmen's point Of view. Il have
Il want to say" declared the Pres
iden,. that believe The forces Of THIS
nation are gathered for demnnstra-
ton Of power on the part Of public
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for him meant n vote for war, and de-
clarrd that il American relations with
foreign nations lie was opposed 10 q
"muddle Of NEEDLE"
Al Batavia the first stop of the day,
Mr.. Hughes asserted that he had en-
tire confidence In the result Of the cluc-
lions in Indiana and Ohio. In his ad-
dress here tonight the nominee de-
fined political leadership. The meet
ing here was presided over by William
Barnes, former Republican State chair
man.
Mr. Hughes spoke at Oneida, Am
StrNiam, Schenectady and Troy, on ms
way here. The addresses ut Oneida
and Amsterdam were iive-minute talks,
in which the nominee reiterated briefly
his attitude toward the chief issues OF
the day. The speech 1T Schenectady
WIS before in audience that had await
ed his arrival for more than IN hour.
Many persons were turned away from
this meeting, unable To Gain entrance
to the hall.
Our opponents do not seem TO like
the idea Of criticism with respect 10
international policy" Mr.. Hughes said
IN his Schenectady speech. but beg
10 remind them that an American TfcS-
iient is elected for Il term or TOUR
rearS, and that under our institutions
at the conclusion of that term, lhe
American people express their minds
when matter is so important rs
the maintenance of American rights,
it Is highly necessary that AMERICAN
opnion should BIZ expressed, ana
havo no apology to make IN stanulhS
before YOU and in saying that II am
elected President ! propose that the
d. shah hn only a
symhol Of courtesy, Il symbol OF JUS
tirr--bul II shall bo the symbol Of
tirmncss and consistency in maintain
ing our known rights on land and on
sea throughout the world.
Not a War Policy.
'"rhat is not 4 policy that leads 10
war There never has been time
ncrhaps in our history when 1t was
easier to keep tho American nation out
OF war than during the past few years,
when every nation engaged in the
great strife abroad desired our FRIEND
Shin and would not by retsnn OF any
assertion OF our just rights forfeit that
friendship.
IT desire to 500 American enterprise
advanced throughout the world. J
! want 10 Sc in the coming days OF Keen
commercial rivalry, REPRESENTATIVES OF
American industry carrying their tdl-
ents 10 the service Of the world III loi-
eign lands. II is idle to expect sue
cess in that election if we do not nave
full protection Of those who represent
our interests abroad.
81 am amazed TO have any one sup
pose that we can prosper in the "X-
tension of American trade Throughout
the world if our flag is only an lnEl'
tation 10 come home. Men who brlor"
election are described as having N"
best genius in the world and rs dom :
4 duty to humanity should not De III
danger. after election. Of being raiIc"
servants OF their own rri}.tIr interest"
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who take their lives in their own
hands for their personal ends.
The dignity Of American cltlZcn-
ship, Of one who is lawfully following
his vocation anywhere. his rights are
recognized by our laws and consutC-
ton as pertaining IN American clt!-
Zens throughout the world. These are
not gifts. for the administration TO be-
stow or to withhold in its discretion;
rather these are trusts TO be sacredly
guarded"
Mr.. Hughes assaulted the administra-
lion for lis Mexican policy. He de-
clarcd that the question OF recognize
ing tIucrta was beside the mark ana
not IN issue.
And refer to it only because OF
the very cruel and understandable suG-
gestions that an approval Of my can
GidaCy is an approval Of war;" he said.
"aS though our opponents had in some
way acquired monopoly of peace.
Not Policy Of Peace
81 mean 10 emphasize that the policy
OF the administration has been, in my
Judgment, not Il policy Of peace, but
rather a policy involving petty and un-
Unsuitable warfare; and propose that
We have Il policy which shall have as
us CulHtlSlDlt, llISl, that w L SuElil IioL
have a muddle Of NEEDLE, as DISraeli
once said but that we shall have pro-
lection of American lives and prosper
", and the prosecution Of a consist
cnt policy which cannot fail 10 evoke
respect while it safeguards the risnIs
of American citizens.
I'VE hear Il great deal OF talk, not
only with respect TO peace. but with
respect TO prosperity. The interesting
thing about it is that the suggestions,
which are intended to have political
effect, when examined and considered
and analysed, lead TO just the opposite
conclusions which those putting for
ward the suggestion intend to present
TO the public mind"
The simple proposition" said Mr..
Hughes, is presented: Shall we lower
or protect American wages. II is not
Il matter 10 be debated i'll the old man
ner with respect 10 theories, Of free
trade or protection. We have got 4
cunditiOn which cOnirnnls lis and
every sober student Of affairs must
read so that American hopes, so fur
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that it is astonishing. Please don't so
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which portion Of the food did the dam
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new YORK GIVES
PRESIDENT WILSON
4 GREAT OVATION
IN TWO GREAT RALLIES AT THE
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
AND COOPER UNION.
Appearance on Stage Was Signal for
Demonstration Lasting for
Thirty Minutes

NEW YORK, Nov. g With two
great rallies here tonight President
Wilson closed his campaign for re-
election except for speech he will
deliver to New Jersey friends and
neighbors at Shadow Lawn Saturday
afternoon. From the time he arrived
in the city this morning, he was
greeted by cheering crowds wherever
he appeared.
In four speeches here-three tonight
and one at a business mems luncheon
in the afternoon, he reiterated his con-
ception Of the great issues which con-
front the United States. He appealed
for principles of progress which would
help the Obscure" men and women
of the land, arraigned the Wall
Street interests" which, ne said, seek