The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-12
PANEEY TO STUMP
PECOS VALLEY
WITH CANDIDATES
Lieutenant Governor to
Spend Time in East
ern Counties

SANTA FE, y. NJ. oct. i2.-Llcut.
Gov. II. +. Pnnkey. relieved OF his
duties In the executive office by the
return OF Governor Larrazolo. VIII
leave today for the Pccos Valley II
with spend the time from now until
election In the eastern counties OF the
state. lie will accompany Nels1n a.
Field. Capt. Edward !. Stafford aud
Harry $. bowman, republican can
didatca for land commissioner, audi
tor and attorney general, respective
~. Tho party will open their tour
Tuesday night at Carlsbad M VIII
apeak at meetings In Roswell
"Wednesday. Thereafter they Will ap-
pend at two or more meetings daily
in a trip which will take them from.
tho southern TO the northern bound
nry Of the state. Mr.. Pankey Will
dlscusa both state and national issues.
20 will Mr.. Bowman. who Is proving
one OF the most successful platform
canpRigners who has ever appeared
as n candidate In New Mexico. Cap
tain Stafford also will talk at the
meetings. Judge Frank w. Parker,
who IN n candidate to succeed him
self on the supreme bench. will ac-
company the party during at least
part OF the tour.
Stockmen Need Business Government
I'M not n cAnNluttt lot any
thing" Governor Pankey said today
but | am very much In earnest Ia
seeking the success OF tho republican
state ticket. because Il deserves sue
cess, and ] am won moro Interested.
II that In possible. In seeing New
Mexico return n really overwhelming
majority for Harding md Coolidge.
The democrats. as ! SEQ this cam
paiRr. are striving with all their
might and main to make the people
forget what the national issues are.
They are trying to hull the people
into forRetfulncss OF the Issues presi-
dent Wilson has raised and that Cox
IN pledged to support. and to maxi
ua believe thai we can afford to for
get that q national election IL under
way: that our electoral vote ''cuts no
Ice as one Of them has put It. but
II seems to me that the farmer and
tho livestock grower who forgets tho
national. issues In this campaign and
who permits himself to be soothed
into forgetfulneEs OF present business
conditions and what caused them. is
deliberately asleep at the switch of
his own interests.
Why Nancy u Tight.
We stockmen know to our sorrow
that there Il n tight money market:
TINT credit for our needs In not only
difficult to obtain. but all hut lmpos-
siblc TO obtnin. no matter how strong
we MAJ be with our home banks. We
Know that Armour e. Company can
borrow $50. ZOO. 900 almost amy day,
and have NO difficulty In doing II.
and that the great International
bankers can at any time secure enor-
mous sums OF money to send to FL.
rope for foreign bond issues ami
needs outside our " land. Hut let
q Btockman seek NJ extension uf
credit for carrying his wool or hold
ing his breeding stock and he IL In
trouble at orce: not because his
home bank doesn't want to take care
OF him and doesn't trust him. but be-
cause u has had It's ability to take
caro- OF him restricted by the orders
from an administration guided bank
Ing system that thinks there should
he no limit TO what Europe can call
for and get; but that American pro
duccra Of foods and meat animals
should take a conservative view Of
the future"
'in q situation like tho one that
confrohts the siockmen OF this state
right now. Il will be a mighty foolish
stocknian who forgcts hat there is n
wny out OF this situation and that
that way II TO put an end TO Wilson .
ism and lnternatlonalism and get
back TO good old. common sense
Amcricanlsm will n business govern
mont nt the helm,
Tho Republican "fob Putney."
81 reckon I'm the republican Bob
pntney' OF this campaign party Mr..
Pankcy said. 'in that I'm supposed
TO be a hnndshnkcr. But aside from
using one OF my automobiles to make
the trip in ! want II understood that
I'm not paying the travelling eX-
penses OF any candidates. / am not
going to call my neighbors names,
either"
How do you line up with Putney
In the matter OF your taNes?" Gov
ernor pankey was asked.
well. now. that's sort Of a per-
soral question" Mr.. Pankey replied.
hut ] can refer you to the Santa Fc
county tar rolls for detailed informa
tion, and 7 guess your find that ]
manage to return considerably better
than ss percent OF the property
own. am not going to say anything
o Putney's taxes, however. II ht
wants to travel around the state
branding other men taN-dodgerl
when he is one OF the prize dodger,
himself, that Ii his h%usiness. I will
say this. also about this tax isslie thi
democrats are trying to make to cover
up Cox and the league OF nations nnt
democratic e-Ntravngancc ard n nom
wv 80 w NAHAN itfktAa AlNNA Anf ~
publican party has secured the scr
vices of q mighty efficient board n
the special revenue commission. Gov
ernor Hagerman and his associate
ere going right 10 the bottom Of on
tax troubles and doing Il in a sys
temntic, thoughtful and thorough
way.
Common Sense on Taxation.
A n business man II seems Il
me my property n my interests will
be served n whole lot better by let
ting this thing he worked out by ex
perts ard men who haNs the tim
and ability to study II scientifically
than II we rush into q wild orgy q
radical tax laws. based on impuls
and not on facts. II Ia easier to max
mistakes In tax legislation than q
any other kind OF law making. an
the mistakes are harder 10 rs whc
they have been made. ! do not kno'
much about taxation. beyond payln
my taxes when they are due; an
from what I've read OF their speeche
am convinced that tho Democrat