The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-26

nais correspondent there, they spent
many hours going over the books of
the state land office. They Eut figures
ON all deals and operations OF the
land office. These were turned over
tn MIR. Mugec, hut instead OF printing
the exact figures he twisted them
around and then In front page edi-
turial demanded that the people he
allowed a peep under the lid' in the
land office. lie intimated that some
thing was wrong, but said he did not
know. Mr.. Magce knows that the
records OF the land office are. public
and open at an times, but the people
do not know Il and he deliberately
sought to leave the impression that
something was wrong when he could
not show It,"
MIR. Ice said II was these dishonest
efforts to cast suspicion without Civ
ing the facts that the republicans had
to combat.
He reviewed the mine tax issue. the
charges OF bossism and pointed out
that the republicans had taken steps
to initiate new tax laws long before
the democrats ever thought Of II and
asked how any man like Carl Magee
could be trusted when he shouted
bossism In state affairs and was ready
to turn over our county TO the worst
boss In the state.
Ed Chase's Flop
He told how Ed Chase came 10 be
supporting the democratic ticket and
Frank Hubboll in Bcrnalillo county.
"I have been with Ed Chase at
conventions" he said. when | have
seen I'D Chase pacing the halls in
his anger at Frank A. Hubbell and
In his anxiety to defeat him as boss.
Yet what has happened. Ed Chase
needed favor from the state In re-
gard to the affairs OF the National
Life Insurance company. llo had to
get II through Gov Iarrazolo. There
was only one man in this county who
could exert the necessary influence
upon the governor. This man was
/ to Hubbell, had him intercede with
/ the governor and now Chase is paying
/ for that favor by supporting the boss
| whom he once fought so valiantly to
throw from our party.
'Wc NJ republicans have struggled
/ for years to dethrone Hubbcll. We
succeeded In doing 80 and finally we
I have got him out Of the party entirely
i and | hope the democrats keen him.
I MIR. Barber In his address said there
I would he no question OF who would
| control the county and to what dang
/ rrs the taxpayers would he subjects II
\ Gutierrez and Sanchez We're elected
county commissioners and Fclire Hun
boil aasessor. He said they would bo
absolutely controlled by Ilubbell.
MIR. fnndolfi In his address said that
nc had understood that his opponent,
| Felipe Hubbell, was not writing the
| advertisement appearing In the Morn
ing journal attacking his Cl-andolfIsl
/ character. He said he thought he know
/ who tho man was but would not men,
tion his name as he did not care "a
indulge In mud Singing.
Gives War Record
But | want the voters to know
my war record" he said. 81 served
In a New York regiment when Hub
bell was a hoy In his mothers arms
won two medals for sharpshooting
(These he eXhlbited.) Later wai
forced to come west for my health
4, 1 am glad to state that | am In good
health. now. But ! tried to get
commission In the army when the wal
began / was beyond the draft ag'
and did not have to register. nlst
got a letter In reply to my reques
for a commission saying that because
OF the fact that / was an officer In
bank and that ! was too old nothinl
could he done for me. Where was
during the war? II was right here
In Albuquerque doing my hit, th'
same as others who were not able e
go to wnr-and the fact that ] wa
shimmying at the Country Club. whit
MIR. Felipe Hubbell probably wa
tnngoing and shimmying In France
ought not to be the reason why yo'
should elect MIR. Frank Hubbell, sal
: Mr.. Frank Hubbell, because Il yoi
elect Felipe Hubbell his uncle Franz
win evidently demand to run the OF
flee for him"
: Mr., Iandolfi. promised that II h
= was elected. he would he courtcou
? and fair In his dealings to all people
! rich and poor alike, showing partial
I ity TO no one, and further promises
/. that he would not let politics ente
1 into his office, and II the Morninl
Q journal saw III TO gupport his candi
:. dacy FOR county assessor mot count
0 treasurer. az stated IN this morning
= papefD against Mr.. Felipe Hubbel
he will appreciate IT, as he certainl
a intends to carry out his pledsSs.
I Mr.. Landolfrs speech was repeat
4 edly cheered.
= n. h. Jamlaon and Mrs. walter r
9 Boag also delivered short addresses a
/ the meeting which was attended b
a crowd that filled the halh