New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22
A BUSINESS MAN NEEDED

giving a little tnOtSnt TO the present CONDITION
in both the state and nation, it will readily oc-
cur to any intelligent person that New Mexico
is in need Of a business man in the United
States Senate at the present time, more than
ever before since the days of the rebellion.
The nation today is suffering from a plethora
of politicians and lawyers. a multiplicity of
laws, and a flood of legislation-most of it
negative.
We have every requisite here in America
for the greatest prosperity the world has ever
seen, yet things halt and we practice the hes
itation. Stocks of merchandise, mines, live
stock and general business of every descrip-
ton are reduced and thrown on the market,
yet money is not plentiful. and brooding is a
psychological condition. The condition is one
Of uncertainty, apprehension and doubt. The
reign OF the calamity cacklcr does not make
waste places green, nor does the p~edagogue
make the pay envelope pudgy.
The biggest thing in America today is bus
incss-and what New Mexico needs, and what
the next prcsidrnt-Charles Evans Hughes
needs most in The United States Senate is
business men Of real business ability.
Herbert Spencer has enumerated those men
who have lived in history and who are SO far
beyond the rest of mankind in mentality that
they form a class by themselves. And yet
were nor poht1c1ans' cohquelors' or ieaue's
on the political arena-they were all working
men, 1ah'l'lal WIN inc ways "h' means o. 're
great common people no too good, and with
NO Inc pretentions as to setting themselves
UP Il, different from the rest Of mankind
and Frank \ .IIubbell is that kind of a man.
l., L,nI;,r n,er tIo .it,,,t;o, and canning
,bo c,rd;,;n,ns 81 IN, state i look, f., -. ~
,h,,,,h the ,,ycrc;on yo,crs v.or1d make = &C.
riou, mistake if they failed to elect Mr.. Hub
he'll for NOM Of ajl time, in the history Of
The country. we need = man in the Senate who
la, sometime in his idea GARAGE. who uses
nj, h,.,I hands and hearl-a man who has
common business sense and knows how to
cash il in.
Coornun sc,,ee !; most uncommon and re-
al. .'r,nat.,+ ,,,, .ra s.,rcn ,s ,lh;nn rro,v,
lII1I,u believes N t,l;no th;nos as t,ev come
al.na .,1 ,,,.l.;,a fh. br",t ~ th.r, anil ,,h.,
fine n,,nortI1itv presents itself. seizes if and
.~ntilizcs il. He throws out ideas and other men
1rofit hy them. He pives everybody credit
and ask, for no boqocts. lie has demonstrate
a. 1eyond The Der1dyent1re of a doubt that he
is = 6nsincss man. He is a working man
familiar with every phase of the lie Of the
,n;lcr ,y,nnathetic without being ra,1dlin. His
vav OF hc]D;na DcoDlc is 70 SET EN- to work
He j., a worker h;,1scf. 4 builder, a thinker, a
door
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S'''' common people I'll" '"'''''' '"e WON
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II'S plrth occurred IN Nlbuquer9uc' IN the
third story ot one OF the native h"lSefloids o.
t'at ctN, ana /" use the common street pari-
auce OF the "Id New MeNiro DAYS, ne come
m%h' h"t they h"d t" nave MN ne Is a ma
tive 81 New McN1co. ana starring rom a mere
p>ttance, he has, by industry, hard labor and
ic Application 81 good sound morse sense
accumulated a nice I't'le wad ct TINS world 5
al ms earthly possessions nave
been wrought ont ct the soil and the indus
tric, Of ms n@liVc slatc-Ae" Mexico.
Mr.. IIuIhclls business activities have Gov
cred a vide range but it is as a sheepraiser
that he is best known. 1t is no figure OF speech
10 say that his ilocks Craze on a thousand hills.
He has shown eDccia1 1Dtift1e for thfS branch