El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-12

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murder OF our citizens and the outrages
! committed against our women.
TOO Proud TO Fight"
4 The United States must put aside the
evil doctrine. Too proud to fight Only
( by so doing may we take our place again
/ among the nations of the world.
J You men are doing what others all
: over the country are doing. We Repub-
{ lieans purpose to change the present adj
minIstratlon. because the administration
1 IS not conducting itself I'm Il wav to sat
! isfy the people. Texas Republicans here
I tofOre have felt as II they were throwing
I their votes away. They have however.
gwen the Republicans OF neighboring
states encouragement by showing their
spirit They have gradually built ND
strong opposition to the administration.
80 that now these who have voted the
Democratic ticket before viii be given A
chance to express their true feelings.
SouthweSterners Form Clubs.
"The red bloOded American citizens OF
New Mexico. Arizona and California are
forming clubs everywhere to express
themselves for Hughes and Fairbanks
Mr. Garfield, who served in ROosevelt's
cabinet, came from the Hotel Paso del
NOrte, where he was dining with his son
and his nephew. TO address the Hughes
Fairbanks meeting. He departed imme-
NAAcANAN aAAfl ellNAl t0Nlll- the FL IdE0 he
pubhcans- Mr. Garfield came to FL Paso
to visit his son. John Garfield. and his
nephew. Rudolph Stanley Brown. both
members Of the Ohio National guard. He
viii leave Fl Paso today.
Permanent Officers Named.
F. B. Stuart. temporary chairman. was
elected permanent chairman OF the
Hughes-Fairbanks club. J. c. Rous was
elected secretary.
Upon motion of Dewitt Vickers. a
committee was appointed TO establish
headquarters for the Hughes Fairbanks
club until after the November election
Members OF the committee are: Mr.. Wick
ers- Louis Hess. W. J. Cox. 5. H Suther-
land, P A. Hazard. and c. c. Kiefer.
\ committee also was appointed bv
chairman Stuart TO take charge Of the
arrangements for the speech to be made I
IN Cleveland square Monday night bv r. J
b. Creager. Republican nominee for GOV /
ernor- Members Of this committee are: 1
J. A Smith. W. H. Case. Mr.. Sutherland. /
Mr. Rous and Mr.. Nickers
Hundred Are Present.
One hundred Fl Paso Republicans at
tended the meeting. which was one of 4
the most enthusiastic political meetings 1
held IN III PasO IN Years. The first speak !
or was C. F. Jones. better known as
"Give-a-Damn" Jones
i am man without party" he said
My first vote was cast for Horace
Greeley. and nv last for Woodrow Viii
my next VIII be for Charles T.
Hughes. When the question resolves It
self. as IT does IN this campaign. to a
choice between country or party. I be- !
lleve we should choose our country. The
man who votes for the man whom he {
knows to be poor. simply because he Is
the candidate OF particular party, Is a
mighty poor citizen.
China's Warning.
-Four years more of Wilson and we
Will have Japan debating to US as she
Is &c ChIna-Chlna, you know. Is too
proud TO fight. I want to see this or
ganlzatlon get out and make a fight in
The CITY and county campaign. Locally.
We are deteriorating faster than is the
latlon- under Democratic control
The Democrats haven't shown that I
hey have men big enough to handle the !
In the Mexican situation. we /
ave needed a man at the helm like An !
rev Jackson If we had we'd have had (
free America-One that isn't dictated !
o by every little nation in existence.
Peace Conference Ridiculous.
As Tor the New London peace con-
erence- it's ridiculous. If Wilson doesn't !
lnow what to do himself. let him step /
I'M ~ q man WIN uDts kllOM run
hings.
Wilson viii carry the solid south, and
hats all
Chairman Stuart announced the OBJ
ect Of the meeting to be the formation 4
II Hughes-Fairbanks club. and called
or rising vote OF all those who "re-
ented the slurs cast upon citizens Of the
'order by president Wilson Every one
resent rose to his feet.
Hughes Buttons Ordered.
W H Case. chairman Of the FL Paso / I
republican campaign committee. an
bounced that 5000 Hughes buttons had l
zen ordered. and should be in Fl Paso | \
Y Thursday. He said that quantity / \
II litographs and cards were being sent II
o FL Paso By the state campaign com
littee. 81 / H
Mr.. Case announced that meeting of
he Hughes Fairbanks club will be held II
n the 34th district courtroom Tuesday | II
vening.
4444 double four-double FOUR for II
lean coal and a square deal south \
western EmeI a E-eed RI I