Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-06
So the People May Know


Hughes and T. B. Swope the candidates for commission
ers endorsed by the business and the labor organ
izations:
TOM HUGHES born in this city thirty-fvc years
ago and has been resident continually ever since He
began at the bottom of his profession and today he the
President of the Central Printing Company which
pany owns and operates the Evening Herald" and the
weekly "Rurast we'll of the largest job print
ing plants in the southwest,
Some three years ago he appointed warden Of the
state penitentiay by Governor Lindsey AS to the
ner in which Mr. Hughes filled this office it is only
necessary quote from report of the examination OF
the books records and accounts OF the state pententay
lust completed by State Examiners A. c. Whittier and
Paul A. Hall
An extract from this report is as follows "The
suits of the examination held by this office show that the
state prison has been honestly ably and economically
managed"
Mr.. Hughes is married man, has three children
and lives at Col West Roma avenue
Guy L. Rogers, vice president of the First National
bank of this city, stated for publication as follows l
have known Tom Hughes for many years and consider
him able, honest and trustworthy man, who Will ad-
minister the affairs of this city with economy and dis
patch In my opinion he an ideal choice and Will pull
tremendous vote
E. B. SWOPE has been a resident of Albuquerque for
the past seventeen years For years he was the
chief electrician for the american Lumber Company,
working under the late Charles Wade who regarded Mr.
the employ of the Albuquerque Gas Electric Com
pany electrician and for the last several years
has been in the Santa Fe Shops as head electrician
Mr. Swope is highly regarded by all who know him
as an honest conservative citizen He one OF the state
officers of the Modern Woodmen and has served that
organization for many years
Mr. Swope is thirty-our years old, married eleven
wears ago to one of the daughters of old resident or
this city, he has two children, both attending the Albu
querque Public Schools; and his home is at lOZ Broad
way, which he owns.
D. E. Barton, Superintendent of the Santa re Shops,
has the following to say regarding this man. l know
Mr. Swope intimately, as in my duties have conferred
with him many times matters regarding labor cond-
tons the Santa Fe Shops have no hesltancy IN say
ing that regard him highly believe him to be typca
American workman with high ideals, and decided
of fairness as regards the employer as wen as e
employee No business of Albuquerque needs fear
that T. B. Swope will any labor trouble II ne IS
elected member of the council. In my opinion he VIII
make good commissioner and can assure you his word
will receive the highest consideration from the laborlng
men" ..a.s'-
These two men are the men who have been endorsed
bv vour Business Association and by the laborng men OF
this city. DOES IT NOT SEEM TO YOU, Mr.. Voter
that the detnes of your city will be safe in their hands,
DO not be med by political advertisements who
few of knowand who has no interest in your G exep 70 p
tb Business Mems Association withdrew L. G.
Fred Noh for political purposehe does not know wna
he is talking about
every City of Albuquerque WHO WANTS TO KNOW
Any intelligent thinking knows that this is no time to start
of this election and imagine what would have been
had not this compromise been effected
written by little known peonsnor cartoons pub
hold rdcule business man who has been
something for the cyw cloud the issue
YOU ARE EITHER GOING TO ELECT MEN WHO WILL HAVE
R UkN w WHO WoR WITH MS BRoR You Will
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