Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-10-13

cords and a comparison thereof.
The Democratic campaign mana
gers, and their newspapers, by
the very malice of their attacks
on Mr.. Hubbell have caused the
people to wake up and demand
TO know the facts in the record
of Mr.. Jones in public office and
in private life. The Democrats
have answered that p" Jones is a
statesman" and Jones himself
admits it. But they go no further
and the voters have now begun
TO demand the reason why.
Mr.. Hubbell is proceed ! g calm
ly on his way, carrying out his
campaign among the people. He
is not posing as anything but that
which he is; plain, successful,
hard working business man, ac-
customed to getting what he goes
after because he has the energy
and the ability to succeed. Hub
bell has sued millionaire Cutting
at Santa Fe for $50, 600, because
Cutting caused his paper TO call
Hubbell an embezzler and other
unpleasant names. Having at.
tended to this detail in a business
like way. through competent at
torneys whom he expects to be
successful, Mr.. Hubbell has turn
ed his attention to the business
of the campaign which in his
case does not consist of prayerfu
eloquence from an elevation high
above the heads of the peop.e;
but of personal conversation with
the voters; of assurances to Re-
publicans of his stand upon ma
tional issues; of plain statements
of his position upon the questions
before state and nation. Mr..
Hubbell is making a hsri cam
paign. He is seeing twice as
many people every day as Mr.
Jones is seeing. He is sailing
under no false colors He Is not
posing. He does not fear his re-
cord either in public or private
life. He is before the people
with an honest, straightforward
desire to be elected and with the
knowledge in his own mind and
in the minds of all those who
know him, that if he is elected
to the United States Senate, he
will make a useful senator to his
state and to his country.
In his home town of Albuquer-
que, Mr.. Hubbell's ancient enemy
the Journal has renewed its
ancient ISLANDERS against Mr.. Hub
bell. But the people of Albu-
querque have wearied of the
shifty political course of the
Journal and of its ever recurring
assaults upon practically every
man who achieves a place in ihe
public eye. The people know
! Mr.. Hubbell's whole life story.
They know how he worked his
way up to commercial success.
! They know his ideal family and
home life. They are personally
acquainted with his sons and
daughters. They do not take
much stock in attacks upon him
which they know personally to
be lies.
The Democratic talking organ
ization still is croaking its refrain
1T Looks Bad For Hubbell"
They are still "conceding every
thing but the Senator" but the
play is becoming very weak, for
everywhere they go to the Demo
cratic candidates and their mana.
gers are seeing the Hubbell
strength. They have learned
! that it is not an easy matter to
beat n man whom the people
know and respect, with a man
about whom the people have only
been told here is a statesman i
vote for him"
Up TO this time A. A. Jones
has brought TO this campaign
nothing but a pose. The people
are demanding something more.
They want TO know more about
| the man. They want TO know
his history. They want to know
what he has done for his neigh
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