The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-11

front OF " ch meetings. and he said
he saw no reason Cor the meeting
AS u statements by the pcv Ror-
well v. Farley. superintendent ~ the
Anti-saloon league. the following are
the facts;
Lindsey Makes switch
Friday night "a friend of Governor
Lindsey phoned him from the Jour
nat office and told him ~ the action
Of the city council. aud stated a. him
that an EFFORT. which doubtless would
succeed. would be made q nave the
council pass the ordinance desired
SATURDAY night. The governor ex-
pressed himself pleased wtth the IN
rormution aud said he had decided to
10 ahead with the camp work and
would use the powers conferred on
him to protect the men from saloon
ana other influences, even II the de-
sired ordinance shouldn't bc passed.
saturday. word came from the
governor tand the source was reli-
ablei that he had sent - telegram 10
General Parker at Fort Sam Houston
recommending hat the camp he
moved from Albuquerque la Santa Fe.
The reason the governor gave for his
action was anger over words used bN
Mayor westerfeid. 1t was not unit
ness OF Albuquerque. hut "a matter
personal to himself.
Every citizen OF this city regretted
the words " the mayor. who dOesn I
know any better. But they resented
the idea that. after the expenditure Of
larg sums OF money. the camp should
be moved by the influence ~ he gov
ernor. through piQue.
ssss G-uhcrIaiorinl Piaue.
MIR. Farley. through whom the
governor usually communicates hi-
desires to the people OF Albuquerpue'
was In the Journal office. and ! told
him the city council would pass the
ord nance desired and asked him II
/ the governor would then recall ms
wire to General Parker lie said Nv
thought tn. governor would recall
IL. but that he couldn't say Tor sure
as strong influences were heinH
brought t. bear on him To- have th'
camp moved 10 santa Re. ! replied
that II. because OF the governor
. piaue over what the mayor had a
he succeeded In having h ehmi
taken away frut,. here, after th'
council had complied with his wishes
would do what / could To assist ~
Mailing his political hide to she bach
yard fence
Also ! suggested that The governor
probably would get along better %
this city II ne would make his want
known through SOME agency othe'
than MI. Farley. As TO- shaking ~
fist in Mr.. Farie,'s face. neVe'
uourht Of such a. th.ng but rad TEL
him that the husybody VIII" repe't''
to Governor Lindsey what MAJ"
Westcrfcld had said was "A fool. nn'
/ further told him that Il the presei
methods ot conducting The autl--dl'"i
light In Albuquerque were "A Sdmpi
Of how il was being conducted owe
the state. prohibition probably wuul'
be defeated next fall. though II %
carry hy "A big plurality. lie protested
that he was trying to save the cam
for Albuquerque.
ANY statement by Air Farley
The contrary was Eerely not true
Mr.. Farley. n the plcnutude OF hl
Ignorance. says my Language wa
tretsonous.
b "ln this whole matter. the Journa
and MIR. Macpherson and myself. ~
7 di,idunIly. have worked unremlttIr-
% Ia have every desire OF The va
department and Of the governor me
What actually suid stands, WIN
out apology. The governor h-7 "
.t,b, O.. inject DerSuuai piuupe n'