Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-24
A MOTHERS QUESTIONS ANSWERED
DEAR MOTHER:

received your letter at Clovis and am going to mail
this at Willard before going up through Esancia
Valley Business has been fine and the boss has congrat
uated in several letters because of the big orders I've
sent in, Yes Mother, will be home for election day. |
glad you registered for both of US We will go the
polls together and cast ballots was not going to
suggest single candidate you Mother but since you
ask me about the county candidates, will tell you frank
ly how am going to vote Dad republican, as you
know, but he was always Independent. When I became
twenty began to vote republican, because Dad
would have advised me to join that party if he had lived
And I, like Dad have always been independent in my
voting.
attended the Republican State Convention in Alb,1-
querque Mother, not delegate, but spectator.
And was not very proud of that convention. Two OF
three dictated the results. The delegates ig
nored. When heard that the independent republicans
of Bernallo County had boed was tckled because
didn't believe there had been square deal in the state
convention.
Now about the cry of Hubbeism Mother don't pay
any attention it. The republicans nominated him for
United States senator in 1916 He good enough
then to be endorsed by them for the highest office,
in the gift of the people, voted for him for senator
in 1916 and am going vote the
republican ticket in Bernallo County this year The
pubicans are making great howl because J. Felipe
IIubbel, nephew of Frank A. Hubbe, is running for
County Assessor Well, Mother, am going to vote for
Felipe Hubbell | got quite we'll acquainted with him
coming here the transport from France to New York
He struck being regular fellow Uncle Sam
thought enough of him to make him captain in the
army. He thought enough of Uncle Sam to quit good
job there in Albuquerque and go out and raise fui
company of volunteers. don't know much about his OPP
ponent the republican ticket, but do know that all
during the war he held down nice fat job in bank and
danced the tango at the Country Club while Felipe Hub
bell fighting in France, taking chance OF gong
west any minute We ex-service men going to stand
together and Hubbell gets my vote. He speaks both
English and Spanish fluenty has fine commercial edit
rati has BaCheCh1
and can't see thing in the world against him.
All Iuel will dominate his nephew he is elected
bunk Fat chance my Uncle Charlie won n nave r aon aw
with the cash belonging that firm he worked for years ago It's ndu
guy remember when up Alaska the KlOn
Then Tony was always Of the fellows played
6oH"g Ma Match and evefys asys Hs ye
Bak o4 ~ AND a ~ o s He % Earliest s d b" 6 s' a G
be worried for the dveeeGes and gambling Joints and worse
ey s Ten ORTIZ wa will mte almost oo sher 4 Old Town.
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by sight But Mother can't give him much You know what mean
being up and ideals understand
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Judge about the fitness Of the candidates for that poe Personally
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vert ome friends Miss Burke has taught IN the county schools
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But believe married women should not try gst
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