Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-01
For .Iudrmenl WIlhonL RIaa.

llf ttiinltikit uoW uIuNiik W u cluHt
; throughout the country has been fought
/, 'm unusual lines. and IN unusual man.
! ner There has been little bitterness
. or singing Of mud. New Mexico has
made an excellent record In this re-
speci ana Luna county has been par
tlcularly free Of recriminatiye. denun-
ciaiory campaigning
Ia our city and county. the two poll.
teal parties selected candidates who
; will he voted for because Of their at.
, ness for Office not ON account OF party
|, affiliations.
IN this issue. our last before election
day We again urge all voters IN the
county TO carefully consider the merits
Of the eleven men and one woman ~.
lected by the Republicans. because OF
their superior ability to handle the az,
fairs Of the town and county and Of the
, sixth judicial district.
, r. r. Hamilton has all Of the quail
) iications necessary to enable him to full.
|, tlll the duties of district Judge. No
member OF the New Mexico bar has
better knowledge OF law, a fairer. more
judicial MIMI keeHer appreciation Of
the responsibilities Of judge. greater
courage or less susceptibility to pOllti.
cal personal or other influence. His
election win give the community an
honest. upright, able and fearless Judge
, Phil Mclaughlin should be sent to
the Legislature. He will represent the
county. not content himself with an
swering the roll call.
william A. Cassman. as sheriff. will
enforce the laws, without favor 10
friends or prosecution Of enemies, with.
out personal prejudice or Illegal compla-
cency.
Julius Rosch, in asking election as
probate judge, stands ON his record for
probity, ability and stanch American
ism. II elected, there will be no par
} tlality shown In handling affairs Of the
probate court. No lawyer, nor any law
firm, will,be shown any favorltism.
y. Marie Stevens Is young. energetic,
ambitions aud efficient She has shown
here IN Deming. that she has executive
ability and Is thoroughly competent
educator She will prove to be a SPLEEN
did superintendent Of county schools.
g. h. Morgan has no opposition for
the office Of county surveyor. In spite
Of that, he may be- depended upon to-
faithfully, conscientiously aud ably per-
form the dulles devolylng ON him, as
he has Always done heretofore
DR.. j. ]. Gibson Is fitted for the or
ice Of county assessor by his intimate
and accurate knowledge Of the value
Of assessable property Of al kinds IN
the county by his fairness Of mind. and
his unquestiOned honesty.
J. V. Schurtz Is an ideal man 10 col.
lect and guard the county funds. His
business training has been IN that kind
Of work As .collector.treasurer he
win put at the 'county's service the
same qualities that have made such n
success Of his personal business under
takings
The county commissioners should BE-
men who know street and road work,
banthe conditions and requirements Of
suburban and rural highways and the
needs Of the dwellers IN their districts.
No better selections could possibly havel
been made than the three whose names
are on the Republican tickt. W. WI
Wilcox has had years Of experience IN
municipal street improvement ]. W.
Hollander Is farmer, living on the
farm he cultlvates and has studied
road construction as applied to farm
leeds In many sections that are noted
for their agricultural development by
means Of highways.
Harry v Whitehill is a cattleman.
and knows what that industry needs
IN the way Of road facilities for getting
stock to shipping point without loss Of
time health or weight by fighting bad
conditions that could be eliminated by
4 little Intelligent road work.
The ticket Is q good one, well bal.
anced and Of such character that Il
should convince every thinking, intelll.
gent voter. We believe e win. II h.
now up to the .oters