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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
RIGHT KIND OF 'OBSCURlTY"

Criticism OF the Harding candida
ey in some quarters is based on the
charge that the record of the NOM
NEE is obscure and that he is not
well enough known to the people
Of the country. The record of Sena-
tor Harding's public life is no more
obscure than il ought TO be. The
story of his career as a State leg
jslator an dexecutiye. and OF his five
wears in the United States Senate,
is not adorned with those spectacu-
lar ~outbursts that are 10 be found
in the history of ON men in the
public eye. Neither has Senator Har-
ding resorted 10 trained publicists to
advertise 10 the nation his every act
and proclaim abroad the virtues OF
the measures he has endorsed and
the policies he has favored.
But the record is there for the in
OF any citizen who cares to
inform himself. Every word he has
uttered while a Senator, every vote
he has cast and every bill he has
introduced are printed in black and
white and preserved IN the files OF
the Senate, accessible 10 anyone who
takes the trouble 10 read them.
Senator Harding has kept his feet
on the ground and applied himself
TO the problems Of the day with an
unwavering eye to the fundamental
principles OF good government ac-
eording TO American Constitution
Others have SCARED into the realms
Of experimental administration and
IN their flights of fancy have attract
ed more public notice. In the proper
,ion by which they have deviated
from the substantial precedents Sc:
by over a century of progressive ma
:ional prosperity they have held the
attention Of the people.
The sound conservatism Of Sera-
tor Harding is the strongest appeal
whioh his candidacy carries. For sew
en- years the nation has been COVER
ned by voices in the air, by dreams
of a world Utopia which history has
demonstrated many times 10 be fu-
Tile and by a careless disregard OF
Constitutional limitations that spell
disaster 10 our institutions If not
stopped. All of his departures from
American presidents have contribu-
ted publicity TO Mr., Wilson. But the
people are heartily sick Of it all,
Senator Harding is the autithesis
Of Wisconsin. and Il adherence 10
the convictions that have shaped his
public lie contrasts 50 strongly with
;he vagaries Of the President as Ia
make the Senator appear obscure,
then an honor 70 obscurity.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
IN THE PROBATE COURT

Safe OF New Mexico,
County OF Santa Fe
In the matter of the guardianship
OF Aicsrio Gonzales. a Mionor
To any and all persons who:nsc-
ever:
Notice is hereby given that tho
undersigned. the duly appointed
guardian of the person and property
of sad minor, Alcario Gonzales, has
duly flied in the office of the
County Clerk and Ex-officio clerk
OF the Probate Court of Santa Fe,
county New Mexico. his final report
and application TO, discharge as
guardian of he person and property
OF said minor. The said report
and application for discharge will
be heard before the said Probate
Court at the court house in Santa
Fe, New MEXICO, on the 9th day of
September, 1920, at the hour of ten
O'Clock q. m. at which time objec-
tions, IL any will be fled, to said re-
port and petition for discharge. will
be heard.
Signed this 9th day OF July, 1920.
Jose n. Gonzales,
BY Manuel Gonzales.
Guardian
f. P. Davies, Esq.
Attorney for said Guardian.
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
First Publication. July 10, 1920
Last Publication. August 6. 1920
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
REED SAYS BANKERS AND
WILSON DEFEATED LEAGUE

ST. Joseph, Mo-, July l4-Reit.
Grating his opposition 20 the league
of nations as it is now framed, and
declaring that he will not recede
m inch from the position he has
previously taken, Senator James A
Reed OF Missouri. addressing a
meeting here tonight, declared tina.
he intended t o support the demo-
cratic candidates in the coming
election, notwithstanding the declar-
alton OF the party in regard 10 the
league of nations.
Il intend to support the demo.
cratic candidates" Senator Reed
asserted. because the great prin-
ciple of the democratic party which
have survived the vicissi,ude. OF
the country still live.
Upon the league OF nations. the
platform OF neither party suits me
But there is something greater than
the platform of a political conven
ion. 1t is the platform of Amer.
canism. That platform was pro-
claimed in the declaration OF indep.
Evidence. j, was baptized in the
blood OF the revolution, il was for
mula,cd by George Washington"
LAS an official" he asserted, Il
have never violated a democratic
platform or failed 10 support a dem
ocratic policy"
One OF the principles, which h.
asserted was one of The very car
dinals Of democratic faith" is tina,
this government should constitute
the leading power on this side OF
the Atlantic. shielding and protect.
ing against foreign aggression the
weaker countries of the western
hemisphere and that it should for
yer keep itself free from entanele-
ments with European and Asiatic
powers. refusing to take par, in their
wars, controversies or intrigues, ex-
eept where our interests were d.
rectly concerned
Senator Reed outlined the history
of the treaty negotiations. saying
that the president took back the
first draft of the league OF nations
covenant because il contained de-
fects so serious as to be insuperahle
in America. and obtained revision.
Il required every effort OF the adj
ministraton, he asserted, TO prevent
ratification OF the with the
Lodge reservations.
IF there had been no interfei.
oncc by the executive department"
Senator Reed declared. there would
not have been three enator who
would not have voted radically to
amend the treaty. also unhesit-
atingly stated that if it had not been
for an immense propaganda financed
by international bankers, plus the in
fluence of the White House. there
would not have been a hall dozen
senators who would have voted for
:he leagne in any form"
Even the democratic platform. the
added, recognized that re-
servations or amendments are nee
essary."
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
THIRD PARTY LAUNCHED
SPONSORS STILL DISSATISFIED

Chicago, July lS.-A new party
the farmer-labor party, entered the
political field early this morning with
Farley P. Christensen, Salt Lake
City attorney, and Max s. Hayes,
editor Of a Cleveland labor news
paper, as it nominees for president
and vice-president, respectively.
The new party, resulting from flu
sion of various minority groups
chiefly the national labor party and
the committee of 20, was completed
at 4 a. m.
Not all of the forty-eighters re-
manned with the fusion party, how
ever, and 100 or more dissatisfied de
legates met today to consider con-
tinuing that organization, possible
with candidates and a platform OF
their own.
The single tax party withdrew
from the fusion movement earlier
in the week.
Christensen, the farmer-labor
standard bearer. however, was chair
TAI of the convention Of the COM
mittee of 48 before fusion was voted.
His nomination, il was agreed would
go far toward holding various Gle
mepts in the new party. and II wa
reported the dissatisfied forty-eigh,-
ers might confine their sessions to-
day TO organizing an educational
campaign.
J. A. II. Hopkins. national chair
man of the forty-eighters, address
ed the farn-labor meeting after re-
ports became prevalent that a bolt
had been determined npon by him and
his friends and denied that such an
agreement had been reached. He
avoided saying, however, that none
was in contemplation and criticised
the dominant labor group for i'e
handling Of the amalgation.
The iaborites got their platform
before the convention first and. al
.hougb a minority report, drawa a.
lona Ines said 10 be acceptable to
LaFollette of Wisconsin, the forty
eiahters choice !r president. was
presented. the majority faction won
Christensen was chosen on the
second ballot. He was elected
over Dudley Field Malone OF New
York by a vote of 1925 to 1746
Christensen took the stand as the
vote was announced AMI was
greeted by a warm demonstration.
"My work has Just begun" hc
said in announcing his acceptance.
]. A. Fl, Hopkins who was watch
ing the farmer-labor party's pro-
gress declared as ballotinp started
that. the new party had "had a won.
derful opportunity and missed IT,"
The labor party got the two con
ventions together, he said. "and
then kicked everybody in the face"
\ steam roller. Honkire added.
cranky probably in spots but very
efficient. had been used and the
labor group was dominant and in
control"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
TWENTY NINE REPUBLICAN
STATES HAVE RATIFIED

Thirty-five states have ratified
the woman suffrage amendment,
twenty-nine Of which are controlled
by Republicans. Almost five times
as many Republican States have
given their support 10 the Gauge
than the Democrats have contrib
uted. In both Houses OF Congress
also the sentiment among the Re
publican members was overwhelm-
ingly for suffrage, and the amend
men; would have been submitted
20 the States much earlier than II
was If Democratic opposition had
not stood in the way. While the
Democrats were in control of the
Senate il was impossible to pass
the amendment, but almost the first
act of the Republicans was to put
their voting strength behind II and
send il 20 the States for ratification.
In the face of that record certain
leaders of the woman suffrage
movement appear still 10 be unde-
cided what party they should sup
port, il either. Their attention is
fixed solely on the fact that the
thirty-sixth State has not yet rati-
i'Nus anu dlS oPpaiNhAy hiAN ~ NH'
action Of the other thirtv-f,Ve Oh
livious of the substantial aslsst-uCe
the party already has rendered tnelr
cause they deride the woman SUI
frage plank of the Republican plat
form, hold the party responsible Tor
not Supplying the thirty-sixth State
and demand that the party's candi-
date and lis other leaders bring
another State INTO line. Failing in
that. an impossible task for a ma
tional organization, these women
threaten "a form a separate wom-
ans party. 1t IS uncomfortable that
such a Increment ~ili succeed. but
womsn's organizations should be on
their guard against certain natIon-
al leaders who. having almost ach-
ieved their goal through the efforts
of Republican statesmen, would
destroy The party because II IS
not within IT'S power 10 deliver the
single State needed TO complete
ratification If the suffrage amend
mpnt
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
A STACKER DEPARTMENT

Members Of the American Legion
should be deeply interested in the re
fussi OF the Department of Justice
10 permit that organization TO CO.
operate with the Government in the
war The Department OF Justice has
10000 men olassed either as draft
effort To apprehend the more than
cvadefs Or deseriers under the sell
eciiye draft law enacted during the
employed a considerable force in the
detection OF men who failed to res
pond 10 the call of the colors, il is
reported however that less than 100
OF the 1000 men have ben appre-
hcnded and brought to trial. This is
only M in a thousand of the men
who failed in their dnty under the
law
Members OF the American Legion
were actuS;ed only by the highest
motive in rendering their services. No
more effective assistance could have
been secured by the Department of
Justice for members of the Legion
are scattered in every section OF the
county, the most densely popnlat-
ed cities and the remote villages OF
the frontier. Every one Of these re-
turned soldiers could have been made
N AID OF the Department OF JUS
tioe withoue expense to the Gov
ernmcn; in apprehending men who
were derel.ot in their duty.
In view OF It's refusal OF the prof
Tered assistance II Win not be sur
prisins II the Department OF Justice
finds itself under suspicion as TO its
earernoss 70 gather in the slackers.
This snsp oion viii not be weakened
by the attitude If the Wilson Admin
towards such notorious sla-
as Grover Cleveland Bergdor
and BY the soliciiude which secre-
iarv Of War Baker showed for the
welfare Of the conscientious object
o-s
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
BUNK

In the Campaign Text Book of
1910. setting forth the arguments
upon which President Wilson
was his statement regard rF the
European war
With skill. address and courage
that ha. won the worlds adm4ra-
ton. President Wilson has forced
the btilirercnts Of Europe 10 re.
speCi the rights Of Americans
and all neuirals on the high seas
and has pscured recognition of
the rights OF neutrals as defined
by international law"
Even body knows today that ,hs,
thar statement was not true. Prcsi-
dent Wilson had not forced, nor
otherwise secured, respect for the
rights oi Americans or OF othe-
neutrals on The high seas. Neither
had he secured recognition OF the
rights OF neotrals as defined by IN
ttrna,ionai law Not only the
record: Of our diplomatic Mpotia-
tons but the declaration OF war
nseif. we're evidence that be had
not accomplished what wa. claimed
for bim during the campaign Of
1916.
Daring tho Campaign Of lG51
many other claims as fallacious as
that ~M be made in behalf Of the
Democratic Administration. The
question is. whether the American
people will be deceived by m
scrupulous campaign representa-
tons az they were in 1912 when the
Democrats promised 20 reduce the
cost OF living, as the chief plodge.
and IN 1916 ~hen keeping the coun-
try DOT Of thr war was the consid-
eratlon spon which President WI.
son 80, gwen q second term
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
SOC0RRO

The big new oil outfit for the
Won Hagen oil interests has arrived.
The rig is a four thousand foot
Star Of the best make and goes to
Well No. 2 near Datil. These
drills have been found more prac-
teal for the work in this section,
and makes three Star rigs TOY or
the ground. The third rig was
moved this week to what is known
as the Redemann leases on the
San Augustine plains. about eight
miles northeast Of Datil and is a
guarantee that this field will be
thoroughly tested out. Another
rig, a Standard is on the way to
Magdalena and should be in within
the ext Observation-Disclosures
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
CAN'T DEFEAT MAJORITY

For three months the transporta-
ton of goods in New York City was
held up and was virtually at the mer-
cy OF striking ,ruckmen. Then the
worm turned. The business men got
together, organized an independent
trucking concern OF their own, and
merchandise began to move again.
That is the history on a small scale
of every strike that has been impos-
ed on the people. or that ever will
be imposed. The people are going to
live, and live as comfortably as the
law Of supply and demand will per.
init. Organized m'norities who seek
10 overawe the public as a whole
may cause temporary inconvenience,
but are doomed to defea, in the end.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16

Milestones of wisconsin. burle-
son: Nitrate: Cost Plus Josephus
Official Confect;oner: Article X.
Budget Veto: Crown Prince Tw,
P'ord T. Fight: Contemplate
Cutters: Muscle Shoals: Govern
ner. Control: Sugar: Kat Ufis-c
Iansing's Resignation: ~Shantung +:
Stacker Coddline C~olonelouse /:
Wa1chful Waiting: Vim. Bayard
Hale: w. c. Bulliti: Thirty Billion
Debt: White House Leak An
craft: Profseering: Pansy: Jazz
Bands: y. {. L.: Humanity: MAY
] NOT: Fourteen Points: Carran-
"a: Pitilcss Publicity: Post: De-
preciated bonds: Get Villa
Fort WAYNE News.
a Killed IN Action Club" is sue-
eested bv a former OVERSEAS mar in
Ohio. He is one of those whom
the War Department insists is dad
and buried in France. and he esti-
nsies there are 200 more like
him.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16

Parkes,, east of Mills, and to and
Solano. The damage is
worst in patches, some fields. in
the path of the storm being injured
but little while others are a total
loss.
A conservative estimate of the
damage to wheat alone is 100000.
The corn is badly torn and stripped
by the hail, but the excess of mois-
ture may benefit it enough to Off
set the damage.-Roy Spanish
American.
Walter Schneider who resides
near Mills lost his 1870 acres of fine
wheat in a recent hail storm. He
estimates the loss at $1,000 and
had $500. insurance.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
THE ISSUE

Tue Democrats profess 10 see a
iube~arrn feeling toward. Harding
and Coolidge m the States west OF
the Mississippi river and think that
they have ar opportunity to win N
thar secfion of the country. Ho.
fstBous b, that view q, attes'ed by
The complete unsnimity Of the Re
publican press Of the Western
State. Tor the Republican oandi-
dates They recogn ze IN them
men g courage, integrity and
ability, suffoneBi 10 carry INTO
f%orceful execution the principles q
sh. platform upon ~hich they ncre
dominated and on which they will
be borne INTO office.
There hss been . sufficient ag-
preston from the people since a.,
Chicago CONVENTION 20 demonstrate
that sectionslism is 20 Be- en,ireI,
eliminated IN the Campaign. The
diversity al interest between differ
ent part. Of the country is to he
subordI-afeo 80 the vastly more IN.
portsni duty OF putting n power a
Jsrty that stand. for q return 20
The prrncsDhs Of c~onstifu',on.l
government That "a the supTeue
issue Of fht hour. and Senator
Harding and Gov Ccoii5ee are rec
ogn:zsn throughout the Nation &C.
Nor abb &c hT1ng Il 10 reaH
tor.
When the Dcmocrai-c coo-eu-
Hcn adjourned IN hand plsv. J.
'i5ooo-bye iadiss we're PONG ~
1care VOC nov That was -.rw.
rfst premature aut q1te 2 - r.
fic- The Demo fzf5c party zt1 NOT
Iesve .hs faJ.5 rrtf sf-er -.
votes m koycnhs-
aifer ftzs 1he ladies may snrro-
Dris+eiy si1E Tree vas .sAr-
ing Al the ch-rch'-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
TORRANCE

The weather during the past
week has been very showery-fine
growing weather though Estancia
got very little rain. Apparently
the showers were not of wide
tent anywhere and were scattering
There was much lightning, and it
struck many telephone poles be-
tween here and fatigue hut no
other damage is reported.
Mr.. Roark is installing bean
cleaning machinery and bu riding
bins in the old Hughes Mercantile
company warehouse for the 'Trini-
dad Bean & Elevator company who
have leased the building. This
company has a lease on the entire
building and this will be a big in.
crease in the storage capacity for
beans in Estancia and probably
makes this point one of the largest
if not the largest in bean storage in
the state. There will be no delay
in handling beans here this fall,
with three big warehouses equipped
with the latest and best mach
merry all ready for business.-Es-
tancia Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
LET GREECE DO "

Applicai'Sn for the principles OF
she league covenant appears to call
for teprcssi 9 action against so all
ed Turkish Ma icnalis;s. But 1r. n e
bic powtrs bat control the 'ess ,e
cong Ia iiif'ce their soiT -
They are not. Greece will supply the
men ari y I'D an France WI
sin,nly the Il officers. s.criins tn
-erpris fror, rance. C.e'rC Il y,n
b. recalled mcmb-s 4 the lea
cue council Just as the United Sta
ties would have been II We had Join
ed but Greece y oufvoied eight to
one. SO II awaits her nothing to pro-
Neither would IT have ava led
the United States 10 objec. Il we
rad been called upon for troops to
fight Turkey. Luckily we are free
II al.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED


In reporting his experience, Nj.
]. c. Hustle. Of Rock Bridge Baths.
Va stated: My horse is the best
advertisement You would want for
DIR. LeCear's Stock Powders. He was
in a run down fix and poor and
] thought he would die soon. ] got
some OF DR.. LeGear's Stock Powders
and today he is as fine a looking
horse as you can see in this section.
! only used a few boxes Of DR.. Le-
Gears Stock Powders"
Mr.. Hustle profited by the
Doctors advice you can also keep
vour stock sleek and healthy. Get
DR.. leCear's Stock Powders from
dealer; feed il to your horses.
milk cows. steers, hogs. and sheep
as per directions. Satisfaction or
money bsok-Dr. /. ID. LeCezr Med.
Co, Ct. Loris, No.