The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23

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who figured he was wise.
lie thought that wilson's ~ points
Were just about his size.
The people quickly figured him
Too small for wilson's sox.
And now those IL Wilson points
Are irritating Cox.
He found while in New Mexico
A plot TO sQuclch his fame.
But Wilson men who visit us
Are 10th to speak his name.
II looks ms IL the Wilson men
Received some painful shocks;
While lost amid the 14lpoints
Is jumping Jimmy Cox.
MIR. MAGEE, IL develops didn't
challenge Attorney George $. Downer
to u debate after all: just to a rough
and tumble nut At political bunk.
ARGUING. on n basis OF facts APP
pears to he as painful for the Prophet
Of the Dawn of the New Day as print
ing the entire text of letters from
citizens who have been fibbcd about.
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WHEN YOU SIZE some asterisks
like this y Y X Kin the Journals
communication column. you can fig
uro II out that somebody has pinned
down Il painful point or nailed II cam
poign lie.
ELIIIU ROOT undertook to outline
Cox's stand on Article 10. 1t was an
impossible job even FOR the astute
Root. Cox doesn't stand on it, lie
shimmys on it.
ANYWAY amy candidate foo
enough to try to trip Root hicks the
Judgment necessary TO he president.
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THEY ALL trip over this particular
Root.
SENATOR JONES want Il man
acnt to congress with whom he can
work for the good Of the people"
Wasn't Walton willing. senator? Or
were you too busy to see the people
whom they came up to consult you
about that work.
IT'S ODD how many important de-
tails about the league of nations COW
enEnt its advocates haven't time to
get to 1t In Il two hour speech.
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BOY, Page Mr.. Seligman: Tell him
there's a message for him from Itos-
well, another from Carlsbad, another
from Artesla. another from lincoln,
and messages from Captain, Carl
1880 and Alai. ogordo adviaing mat
the S.R.O. sign mas been hung out
at every Mechom meeting since he in
vaded democratic territory.
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BREAK 1T TO him gently. Boy;
because these are trying days for
Arthur, with his press bureau 10
watch and his candidate to soft-ped.
die and his newspapers to keep lined
up-and u little revolution over In
duadalupe.
SENATOR JONES, Mr.. Hanna and
} Mr.. Magee seem 10 find Republican
, women in politics quite annoying.
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Isince Hubbeli and Chase
Were elected to grace
The democratic party
Are the boys In step
with the old time pep
And u will to win thdt's hearty?
mo you hear them cheer
yFrom far m nea
The prizes HahHa brought 'om
Az they set about
Ito figure out
The size OF the price that bough'
en-?
Do they point with pride,
fare they edited
At Hubbell's resurrection?
Or with fingers crossed
IDo they count the cost
or votes In this connection?
win the Hanna mandate
lTo vote IL straight;
This Hnnna-Hubbell ticket;
Receive their Okeh
ION election day
Or will they bllthely lick II?
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AWHILE BACK Mr.. seligman'
newspapers were worried stiff becnus
there wasn't any new about Me
cfcm's campaign; and now the hoy
nre busy ~inventing dope to crow
him off the front page.
lots OF noise
From Mr.. Hanna:
Quieter nowi
More quiet mnnana.
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4, THE EASIER Candidate Cox find
the coasting the higher h bettin
lodds seem to go.
THE MESS the democratic natloni
administration made OF tho airplnnl
probably had Its influence on III
~Iianna alrplane. II ran true to form
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AND MIR. HANNA, in his can
paign, Is striving v~aliantly TO mai
good and do u the people "whi
POnzi promisod."
IWo're sure one daily laugh TO get
( Out OF this here campaign,
In watching Colonel Cuttings pet
That libel suit 10 explain.
PRECISION
4 An American sugar planter In ~
wall, entertaining a friend. took hi
To Tho edge Of Il historic volcano al