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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

The Bolsheyiki Joke. otherwise
The New Mexican, published at the
end of Palace Avenue in this city,
5 engaged in the pleasant pastime
o. tearing its shirt over the nomi-
nation of Judge Mechem for Cover
nor Following its usual custom.
that sheet printed some libelous
matter some time ago about a GER
tain md vidul who resides in Socorro
county. The aforesaid individual
brought suit for damages on the ac-
count of this libel and of course, as
was expected, got judgment for a
considerable sum of money against
that paper. Then the Democratic
ed tor. f. Dana Johnson. managed TO
ge- himself in contempt of court by
some unwarranted and unjust criti-
cism OF the Judge who tried the
case. The aforesaid editor came
p~erilously near getting into the
common jail where he ought to have
gone. He IS now. through pique
and spite. trying TO get even by
writing scurriious and lying articles
against Judge Meehsm. than whom
there is no more honorable gentle
in the State of New Mexico.
and who by the way will be the
next Governor Of the State. r Dana
Johnson and hs Democratic TX 10
fht contrary notwithstau ding As
for TIE New Mexican. the Of
hat sheet zho got into ihei- trouble
through the iibeier mentioned. es-
csped PAVING 'he Indictment against
u for publishing Tie libel referred ~.
bv suddenly foreclosing a mortgage
m the New Mexican niant. Thus bv
? lodge. preventing the Indictment
-redifor from collecting his damae-
Pc
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
GALLUP HERALD SPECIAL

On October End, the Gallup Her
aid put out a splendid A-page
special Interstate Fair and Indus
trial Edition." which contains more
information in regard to Mckinley
county than any publicat on ever
before put ont in this part of the
state.
N. o Shanks was the special edi-
ton editor who assisted George A.
Byrus. the editor and publisher, in
getting out the Big paper. and nu-
merous art Giles were also c~ontribut-
ed by Others on special subjects.
Every important industry and i'm
provement Gems to have been tho
rorghlv covered and the Herald de
serve much credit for its splendid
presentation Of the resources and
advantages OF that prosperous COM
munity.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

Out in California. Mr.. Cox. erst-
while racetrack and barroom candi-
date. more lately custodian of the
hart Of the world and a passionate
foe Of John Barlevcorn. has ADAM
doned rs CRY Of ~Fraud- and turn
ed to berating the newspapers for
thtS Conspiracy Of silence" against
him. Considerably. the odds on
the election. according TO that re
v-red Times. jumped 20 4 to ] on
Harding W tn M Cox money g.
sight-New York Tribune.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

II takes courage for a man q GO
into fhe hills and mountains with
his pick and shovel to'uncover N n
ersi wealth and n put his money in
- mes with al Of the uncertain
tee that attend the mining business
no nav risk al the money Re has
in trying TO develop ere mineral re-
sources If the rorntrv. brit y oriv
-afcs fhs coward - assault the man
ergared N THE riring b-siness W ~
the charge FRAT he is a detriment 70
the country because he doesnf pay
more taxes
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

The Republicans of Quay county
held Their convention last week and
placed before the voters the best
ticket that has ever been nomin-
aied in that county. While we can
hardly expect the election OF a Re
publican ticket in a county which
has such an overwhelming majority
as the Democrats have IN Quay.
there IS a possib lity that a part Of
the Republ can ticket may pull
through by the AID OF the votes OF
with the political ring that has been
running the county for the past slv-
e-al years.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

II might be a good idea for the
people OF Santa Fe county TO select
for their county officials men who
are taxpayers in the county. The
Democrat and Boiler I cket presents
three candidates, who do not pay
tayes on a dollars worth of prop
erty IN the county. They are J. NJ
Granite, candidate for county clerk
] Madrid for assessor and Jose
Duran for treasurer.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
DEMOCRATIC STATE CEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE BLUNDER

% Also it is charged bv Iudge
Hanna that a del berate PURPOSE
TO BLOCK LEGISLATION PRO.
Missed IN BOTH PLATFORMS IS
SHOWN IN THE DOMINATION OF
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR
TIE STATE SENATE, JUDGE
Wright. nominated in Santa Re
County, is local attorney. under w
a. Hawkins, for the Phelps Dodge
Company Judge Wright, together
with Hawkins, drafted the present
mine tax law; also he so changed
the income tax bin as to make i
probably unconstitutional. To male
I unconstitutional and save ,h.
mines from $4,000 in additional
taxes, was his purpose"
The above is a part of a De-o-
cratic Stale Central Committee Ad-
vert sement which appeared in the
Santa Re New Mexican and Albu-
1uer.Iue Morning Journal las, Sun.
day. The following is n, retrac-
lion of the same.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
State

For Justice Of Supreme Court
FRANK w. PARKER
OF Dona Ana County
For Governor
MERRITT c MECHEM
Of Socorro County
For Lieutenant Governor
w II
Of Curry County
For Secretary Of State
MANUEL MARTINEZ
Of I'm on County
For State Treasure
CHARLES q. STRONG
OF Mora County
For State Auditor
EDWARD l.. Stafford
of Santa Ie County
For Commissioner OF Public Lands
NELSON A FIELD
OF Socorro County
For Attorney General
HARRY S. BOWMAN
OF Santa Fe County
Supt, OF Public instruction
HUGH II WILLIAMS
Of Luna County
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

Cox asserted that at Los Angeles
Cal that If Senator Lodge had not
made Senator Newberry a m mbe-
of the Senate Foreign Relat ons
Committee the League Of Nations
matter would have been settl=d lonR
ago. This would be interesting ex-
cepting for the crucial fact that
Senator Newberrv never was ?
member OF the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
THE COMMITTEES
THE NEW MExlCAN'S AND
JOURNALS RETRACTION

The Journal is requested by the
democratic state central committee
at Santa Fe to correct a wrong
statement which appeared in a po-
litical advertisement in last SUM-
days ssue relative to Judge f. r
Wright, republican candidate for
state senator from Santa Fe coun-
~, Judge Hanna never charged
that Judge Wright attempted TO
make the income tax law uncons-
titutional Also. Investigation BY
the democratic state central com
Nit E fails 10 find anyth ng 10 war
rant the charge that Judpt Wright
had n purpose - make the
bill Unconstitutional. VI appears thai
the pc nts upon which It's consti-
tu%fionality IS be ng tested were in
the biz before It went into Tudoe
Wright's hands. and that he Is ~
blameiess. so far as the In
come tax law IS concerned
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

w liam ]. Bryan asserts that he IS
stu a Democrat, but not for Cox for
President. He saws that at San
Francisco the Constitution and the
Ten Compartments were traded
"for a glass of beer: That doesn't
sound much like the silence OF the
81 w Bryan's is still another
voice in the air that must worry
jmcox.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

Cox remarks bitterly that II Re
can't get anything but publicity ont
OF his campaign he shonld be given
ali Of Il that hr ave He seems
TO have no realization Of just how
he looks n the ime-fght.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

MAJ ! uoti- u-e-ed tn P-esi
dent. You NAV" answered the
Treasurer Of the Democratic cam
pa en- committee. TIE check en-
closed was small but II showed that
me donors mind runs along with
those lofty inf-iiigences that select
Cd jimcox at French Lick
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

Governor Cox evidentallv wishes
someone else TO supDlv. tie n-oofs
of his charges that the P~enubficans
have an enormous carDai~7 FIND
IN a letter to Senator KENYON.
Chairman of the Senate inve--ig,.-
iro committee. He saws 81 will
send TO you such leads for info--
nation as I possess" Whsf does
the governor mean bv leads, Are
they only rumors7-Newport (R- L.
News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

Mr.. CoXs big mud gun has blown
ont the breech and the T-.nmany
cand date is badly spaitered. About
all that has been proved is that the
Republicans are raising their cam
paign fund by a popular subscription
from the people, with a 5000 lin t.
and the Democrats are raising theirs
from the Big corporations, war prof.
teers. munitions makers and liquor
men with no limit Anything to get
away from Wisconsin is Cox's idea
now.-White Plains IN. W Journal.
Marcus Dow. OF the New Nofk
Central, declares that s7iety devices
aid industry. And the best safety
device for industry in these days
is a Republican President and Con-
gress.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
Judicial

For District Attorney
ALEXANDER READ
of Santa Fe County
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

Virtue Is no ALWAYS rewarded.
nor vice punished, in this life.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

For State Senator
EDWARD r. WRIGHT
Of Santa Fe
For Representatives, (4th Dist
ROMAN l. BACA
MIGUEL A OTERO, Jr.
Both Of Santa Fe
For Representative, t28th Dist)
ALBERT H. CLANCY
OF Santa Fe
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
County Ticket

SSNhAs iNHNf
For Sheriff
GEORGE w ARMIJO
For County Clerk
ALFREDO LUCERO
For County Treasurer
JACOBO MONTOYA
For County Assessor
MARCELINO A.. ORTIZ
For Superintendent of Schools
ADELINA OTERO-WARREl
For Probate Judge
EPIMENIO ROMERO
For County Surveyor
N. HOWARD THORP
For County Commissioners
First Distriet.)
CARL A. BISHOP
Second District)
JOSE ORTIZ y PINO
Third DISTRICT
GENARO QUINTANA
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

There IS nothing to show that
Kernel K%utting's check went into
the Cox fund, but went to pay the
SoaSo on the cows and calf, the
piano, and the few other old thing
that make up the fortunes Of the
millionaire. according to his own
sworn returns to the county asses
or.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

The Santa Fe New Mexican says
George w Armiio, is not qualified
20 hold the off ce Of sheriff because
he is not the owner and payer OF
taxes on at least $500 worth Of
property in the county. The tlN
rolls show that he pays taxes on a
net assessment Of S9l5. and that
Kernel Kutt ng Of the New Mexican
pays a tax on a net assessment Of
$3.50.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08

Two so COWS and a calf ought 20
ht'rc in two-dollars and sixty cents
a day, with mix at IS cents a quart.
and thus iurn sh visible means of
support for a Kernel.
Woodrow Wilson has contribute
q check 20 the Cox campaign w.
Bryan, also, has adm nistered q
check.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-08
AS YOU LIKE 1T
LEST WE FORGET


The report thar Kern | Kutting Is
going into the dairy business has
been den ed.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22

Follow the crowds to the Bos.
ton Store, you will save money.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22
What Is Timber Growing Land?

Der arc We growing. There is a
area, dsal of idle tree growing
land in this country on both the
large and small holdings.
The Great Southern Lumber
Company is taking the initiative
In an effort of reproduction on
their lands and In order to be
successful must have the cooper.
alton Of all the land owners. This
problem OF reproduction can not
be solved by no one concern alone
or no one individual, or act OF In
dividuals slone, but it requires
and must have the tinted, hearty
intelligent and persistent efforts
of ali. Neither can it be worked
out in one or two years, but the
young tender growth going on all
time, when once started, lends a
mighty encouragement to oontin :
ued effort,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22

In q general sense, 1t Is all land
by reason Of rainfall and climatic
and soil conditions that is capa'
bic Of growing commercial trees
More practically however, TIM
Der growing land, when refertsd
to by professional foresters' In
the light Of our ever decreasing
timber supply, is that land which
lie capable Of growing commercial
trees, and Is not suited by reason
of topography, drainage and
soil fertility and conditions for
agricultural pursuits, as we'll 81
tree growing land which Is not
needed for cultivation.
Depletion OF Our timber re-
sources, has not resulted from
the use of our timber, but from
the failure to use our timber grow
ing. land, so says the unitee
States Forest Service Reporter tt
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22

Asked for his views on taxation
Cox referred to several recent
speeches and authorized their quo
tation as his present position
"prices are high and will re"
main so until We seriously dedi'
cate our efforts to the wiping away
Of things that came with the war'"
he said. IA considerable factor
In the high cost Of living is the
continuance Of the excess profits
tax. In establishing Q selling
price every business sets aside a
reasonable profit and then adds
to 1t the amount Of the TAI. This
is done in turn by the rianufac'
tursr, tie jobber and the retailei
until the inevitable result is 6
staggering cost to the consumer
"A fiat tax of one or | IL pei
cent Of the volume Of business b,
any concern would be 9 simpl
matter to collect and II woult
neither cause, nor alibi for, ex
! cessive prices. 1t would alloy
nearly half the amount OF govern
ment revenue necessary and al
low speedy repeal of the exces
. profits taxes.
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patrons H full cur supply.
W. h. Farris,
Vioe.pfes, aud General Manager
Lusitania Jacket With Hair
Strand Drifts TO America.

Philadelphia, July 16.--A life
jacket, silent remembrance of the
tragic sinking of the Lusltania five
years ago aud bearing a strand Ct
faded blonde hair, was picked up
in the Delaware River.
The name Of the ship the Ger.
mans torpedoed still remained
clear and distinct, on the wave'
beaten canvas, which has been
adrift on the seas throughout
three years of war and two Of
peace.
The life jacket, which was foune
by two railroad detectives, wa'
covered with slime and sea weed
with one arm strap broken. Ol
one side were the words, "Lif'
Belt" and on the other in larg'
black letters the Inscription
"Lusitania."
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22
he United States Senate,

Luo SNlJSu StdtCo SOuGee'
This report states further, that
other causes have been chiefly
responsible for the lumber short
age. but that the public welfare
will be threatened unless there is
better assurance of forest perpet'
uatlcn, 1t gives no support to
the thsory that lumbern1en merit
public rerroof, for so called self
i,h destruction or control of for'
est resources. The public, the
small land owner and the lumber.
man alike are exhorted to encour.
age r,urs vigorous forest replace
ment, enhanced by better fire
prevention, as the main solution
of the problem most needed and
most practicable
Therefore 1t lie not q question
Of how much timber is being used
1T is q question OF how much tim
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22
Cox For New Tax To Reduce
II. G.. l..

Columbus, o., July 16.-Repeal
OF the present graduated excess
profits taxes as q means of reduc.
Ing the cost of living will be I'D.
vocated by the Democratic nomis
rsss during their campaign, Gov.
ernor Cox stated today.
In place Of these levies Gov.
Cox would substitute q nat tax Of
from one to / LIZ per cent of the
volume Of business dons by oil
business concerns. Virtually thu
Same change has been recon-
msnded by President Wilson,
secretary Of the Treasury Hous'
ton and his former assistant
=. 9, Leffingwell,
Gov. Cox believes that hi, pro
posed tar would raise from 81,
mo, 900, 600 TO $1,000, OOO, 600. H
% Of the firm belief that the pre-.
ont graduated levies greatly pyr.
mid the cost Of all neeessitie1
and probably will deal at lenpt
% the question Of saxation In b
rsssh as asesptanss,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22

Sunday, July 25, at the Enon
Baptist church. Rev. Meadows
will begin a weeks series OF
revival sermons which all are
cordially invited to attend.
L. G.. Cleverdon, pastor.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22
FRANKLNToN La THURSDAY july r. 1920
General News In Brief.

The German ministers at the |
Spa conference practically agreed
to the demand of the Allies for
delivery Of 1900, 900 tons of coal
monthly.
The Democratic presidential
nominee may ignore the prohibi.
ton law in his speech of accept.
ance, it was announced.
Robt. P. Stephenson, Of Stone.
wall, La, an oil we'll driller, was
shot and killed, John A. Green
wood being held for the killing.
Farley P. Christensen, farmer.
labor's nominee for president, an.
nounced his campaign would
cover the entire United States.
Active campaigning for the Tu.
lane endowment fluid closed with
the total contribution near ST..
100000.
Sir Thomas Lipton's Challen.
ger won the opening race for
Americas cup, after the Resolute
withdrew with broken rigging.
Germany has submitted to
the Allied demands, and signeo
the protocol ordering 100000
ton. of coal monthly.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Demo
catic presidential nominee
was given q rousing welcome Of
his return to Washington.
Governor Cox promised to do al
possible toward obtaining ratifi
cation of the suffrage amendment
by Tennessee.
-Four earthquakes shook Lo
, Angeles, frightening the people
and doing extensive damage of
minor nature throughout the city
!. TO attract American visitors tn
committee for Devasted Franc
opened tea rooms in a number
j. villages in the war ruined section
The "exclusion immigratie
r aot' was raped in resolution
sept to tho state immigration chi
by the Covington commerce bod
- The appeal of Edward c. Doyl
"a murderer OF Gus. d. Levy, +
+ communication of his senten
N was denied by the Pardon Boar
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22
Harding Rebuffs Women

Hartford, Conn, July 1e.-~
Senator Warren G. Harding,
Republican candidate for Presi'
dent, does not intend to ask or
advise Gov. Holcomb to call q
special session of the Connecticut
Legislature to ratify the Federal
suffrage amendment. A Query
on these points sent to Mr., Hard
Ing by The Hartford Tins.
brought the reply scdayl q
Isnsver 40, y
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22

Revival Services At En0n
July 10Th.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22
Cox Promises Full Aid For
Stuff Victory.

Columbus, O., July 16.-Gov.
Cox today promised a delegation
Of the National woman's Party
he will give all his possible time'
influence and strength toward o.
tanning ratification Of the suffrage g
amendment by Tennessee he
also advised them to appoint .
| committee to confer with him or
q pla,, of action,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22

Notwithstanding this aooltlon
to the Company's freight car
equipment, the management has
been unable to furnish its patrons
with anything like an adequate
car supply. This is due not to .
lack Of ownership Of cars, but to
the failure of the Conpany's
trunk tine connections to keep
the interchange of freight cars
equalixed with it,
The Company's present freight
car ownership is about thirty per
cent in excess of it's requirements.
lin other words, the Company IN
order to give its shippers 3 full
car supply does not need for use
on lie rails over the equivalent OF
about seventy per cent OF It's own
ership.
Since March /, the Company
has had on it's rails an average
Of only hfty.two percent Of its
, ownership of cars. It's car supply
, was further reduced by Interstate
. Commerce Commissions Service
!, Order No. 7 which requires al
railroads east of the Mississippi
River, for q period Of thirty days
TO send their oosl cars to the Goa
mines. This does not apply y
railroads west Of the Mississippi
. The management is endeavof
!, Ing to have the Commission o
ECar Service at Washington, an
:. = the Interstate Commerce Comn1iE
I. y sion, establish rules governing tE
!, interchange, exchange aud retur
!. Of freight cars which will it1ssii
:. the Company . freight car suppl
f an the basis Of its ownership
which will be sufficient e aivs !
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22
Kansas Women To Fight Civ.
ing Age On Vote Register

Topeka, Kans., July 1.-Two
man suffrage and WON ems club
leaders have rallied to the support
Of the position taken by Mrs. Mar
garet Hill McCarter, in refusing
10 give her age when she went to
register as a voter.
Mrs. McCsrter declares she
win contest the ruling, which was
based on q decision of the sttor'
nsy general that a woman cannot
register unless she give her age
more definitely than cover IL
| "1t's g club the men hold over
the womsn to prevent them from
yoting,'' declared Mrs. Lila Day
Monroe, woman lawyer and Wi
known suffragist,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-07-22
Meeting Of Democratic Execu'
tive Committee.

Franklinton, La, July Is, 1920.
The Democratic Executive Com
mittee For The 26th Judicial Dis
,,ict of Louisiana met pursuant
10 call. the following members
present: ~
Magee W. OFT, Chairman; Z.
Ellis OTIS. W. Provensal, proxy
G. Ellis OFT.
There being a quorum present
the following business was taken
up:
Gordon W. Goodbee was elect
ed to succeed Herman E. Gayer,
removed.
On motion duly seconded g. W.
Goodbee was elected Secretary |
pro tenn.
On motion of g. W. Goodbee,
duly seconded, the following reso'
tuition was offered and unanimous.
ly adopted;
Be it resolved by this Conn
mittse that a democratic primary
slsction Is hereby called to DO
hsld In said Goth judicial District,
composed of Washington and st.
Tammany Psrishes, for the r1ou1'
nation by the Democratic Party
Of q Judge and District Attorney
for said 2eth judicial District, and
for the election of six members OF
the 2eth judicial District Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, on
the End Tuesday, the 14th day OF
September, 1920, which said pri.
mary election is to be held under
and In accordance with the prifia.
ry election laws OF the State, and
that the polling places in said
parishes fixed by law for holding
elsctions, and under the supervi'
sion of the Election officers APP
pointed to hold the Democratic
Election on said date for Con-
gresham and other officers
That any candidate desiring tt
enter said Democratic Prirry fol
nomination as Judge or Distric
Attorney of the said 2eth Judicia
District, shall file his declaration
thereof with the Chairman of thil
committee on or before midnight
August 4th, 1920, and deposi
with the said Chairman, as evi
dencs Of his good faith, the sun
Of Ten $4,000 Dollars.
That any person desiring to bs
come q candidate In said Primar
for election as q member of tn
2eth judicial District Democrat
Committee, shall fils his declara
tion thereof with the Chairman
this Committee within the tin
above specified.
There being no further bushes
the Committee adjourned to me
ct Franklinton, Washington Pa
ish, Louisiana, August 9th, 1872
at Eleven O'Clock A. M.
Gordon W. Goodbee,
1 Secretary Pro tenn.
Mages ". OFT,
Chairman.