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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-01
'.SvET"
Jeneralni Sized
Prvnl Ustred. Jed.

/
Vcera po msi svate zahaje-
no zasedanf pri nlnein poctu
zastupcI a urednikG. z dulezi-
tych usneseni b6hem zasedani
|'pfijatych vyjimame: Prijata
resoluce a odporuceni, aby cle-
move Jednoty stall Sc cleny
Mar. Svazu Ceskych KatolikI
0 co .nejvice podporili sv. Va
clavskou dan We prospech stare
vlasti. Resoluce, odporucujici
sloucenf vsech Cesko Kat. Jed
not jeden celek. Resoluce, a.
by CO nej1silovneji byla zaha-
jena agitace k ziskavani no.
vych clenG a aby jednou roce
sc konala vyznacna kampah g
uvadenim novych clenu. - Re-
soluce, ably clenstvo Jednoty co
nejvice podporilo Amcricky
Cerveny Kriz. Resoluce diku
farari osady P. Marie Lourdske
a osadnik1m Ia blahovolne wy
jiti vstrfc Jeneralnimu Sjezdu.
Pfijata zprava vyboru pres
knihy financni, ktery shledal
1cetni knihy V plnem poradku.
= Zadostem "a vyplaceni IL,
mtrnich pojistek pc zmizelych
clenech nebylo vyhoveno "a
dosti odkazany ma porad zako-
niteho jednani. - Prijat ma
vrh, re Glen pres 70 rokG starry
ma podanou zadost mIze pla-
tit polovinu pfispevku, druha
polovina bude pGjcena Jedno-
tou ma 5 proc. drok a obnos
takto sc sesly bude pri umrti
dotycneho elena srazen z jeho
pojistne castky. Usneseno, ze
Glen, ktery vstoupi do vojen-
ske sluzby, zGstane ma dale
clenem Jednoty, pak-li Sc pod
voli platit pravidelny 10c po-
pl@.ek ma kazdych 500 sveho
poiistneho. UtvoTen novy stu
pen pojistneho ma $500. Cte-
ny blahoprejne dopisy tele-
granny, ktere s nadsenim prija-
ty. - Vcerejsi zasedani bylo
velmi plodne, an vyflzeno mno
no otazek jak stanov Sc tykaJl-
cich, tax problemd novych k
zdarnemu chodu Jednoty Cell
cich. Die postupu prace souditi
mozno, ze zasedani sjezdu bu-
de v brzku zakonceno. Ultra v
patek vecer bude konana vel
ka manifestacni schGze v sini
osady P. Marie Lourdske, svo-
lana Distriktnim Svazem Ces-
kych KatolikG, va ktere bude
hlavnim Tecnikem p. Jan Stra-
ka. Glen missile k legionardm
sibirskym a predseda Mar. Ka-
tolickeho Svazu.
Telefonicka zprava V 1:30
hod. odpol.:
Kaplan Jos. w. Koudelka,
Cleveland,
Velkopredseda Vine Kolda,
Cleveland.
Mfstopredseda Vol. Lhota,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Taiemnik JOS. Moudry, Chi
cago, Til. ~
Pokladnik Jan Kesner, Chi,
cago, Ill. : !
Reditelove: JOS. w. BartI-
mex, Cleveland; ~Ios. Krato-
civil, New York ". Brynda.
st. Louis, Mo.
OZNAMOVANT We "SVETU"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-01
HNUTf PROTI ZvYSOvA-
Nj NAJEMNEHO.
Stavebni material klesa a cinze
Sc zdrazuji stale. Vina svalo-
vana jest ma pozemkove jed
natele.

Cena nektereho stavebniho
materialu, jak vypovidajf san,i
obchodnici, ponekud klesa, ale
najemne, misto ably tez bylo
snizovano, jest oosud zdrazo-
vano vzdor nastale agitaci pro
pomer opacny. Doznava tax
predseda okresni komise pro
primerene ceny DIR. Roueche,
ale tvrdi, re hlavni vinu ma
zdrazovani mali pozemkove
obchody, iimz pri prodeji ne
movitosti kyne vetsi zisk, mo-
hou-li Sc vykazati vetsfm vyno-
sem prodavaneho jimi objektu.
Panuje zde 'heslo, elm draze je
majetek prodan, TIM tucnejsi
provise. Zde nutno hledati take
hlavpi pricinu zdrazovani pri-
bytku a byl by prav6 nejvetsi
cas- remeslo toto postaviti pod
prisnejsi dohled. DR.. Roueche
vtera prohlasil, re komise "a
kroci v nekolika pripadech,
kdy najemniknm hrozi nasilne
vystehovanl.
Stavebni material byl die w
pov6di D. w. Teachouta v ne
kterych smerech v Gene snizen
10 procent a pTimerene zlev-
neni musi Sc stati skutkem pr;
vsem ostatnim stavivu. H..
Schmitt, tajemnik spolecnosti
Cleveland Builders Supply Co.
Sc vyslovil, re hlavnim kane
mem urazu v dalsim snizovanl
stavebnich hmot jest nedosta-
TEX a velka drahota uhli. To-
varnici oxen a skla 81 ztezuji
ma nestalost dneSnich trznich
pomera take v tomto oboru
jsou ceny jiz v poklesu.
'Najemne stoupa dosud n
bude stoupati dale, elm vice SO
bude novinach agitovati, tim
vice bude najemne drazsi," po-
vida opetne H. r. Crows, Tidi-
tel spolecnosti pronajimavych
majetkG. "Viastnici domu X
nam prichazeii novinami v ru
ce a pravi: ten neb omen dosta-
va o S5 mesicne vice, proc bych
nemel dostati ia, priraZir1
take. Zde muze napravu zjed-
natl jen zakon a sice takovy.
ably mattel domu mel jistotu v
nabytku najemnikove. Dokud
mattel domu nebude moci
vykolektovati rent, najde Sc
malo jednotlivcu, kteri by Sc
odvazili staveti move domy.
Ones mdze Sc najemnik 2 bytu
yystehovati, aniz by ten umygl
domacimu predem oznamil, a
lie on sam musi dati 30denni w
poved' a ami pax nemuze pfi-
m9ti nesvedomiteho rentyre
hez soudniho zakroceni k vyste
hovani.
Podobne zastavali Sc zajmi
domacich zastupci velkych
dohazovacskych firem a hrozi-
liz ze bude-li proti domacim Wy
stupovano, ze zastaven bude
ma polo usnuly stavebni ruch
dplne.
a AS sto pfipadu nuceneho
stehovani bylo zakrocenim ko-
mise zastaveno, v nekterych
hpmaci sami vypovedi odvolali
a n6kde snizili najemne
Pred komisi bude We stredu DO
volano asi 20 landlordl.- ably
byli spolu s najemniky vysly:
chani. Schuzs"konati sc bsGf
v porotni sini federalnisS budo.
w.
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KJJpS .rCSKncy KOpJIMv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-01
KURS CESKOSL. KORUNY

/ csl. koruna je "a cl.33--f.35
l mem. marka c1.64-1.66
/ rak. koruna c0.43-0.45
l jihosl. koruna c.084-0.86
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-16
SECONDHAND FURNITURE

Don miss an issue Of TIC caller.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
REAR sT0RY

Fred Bo... lHo u.I known pro.- r..tar and miner O. uH dsr.ct who a. be.n prospecting for some Hme m Qmtl crock and olhu
 stream. noar TtEhoI had a novel experience Ia.. vook While coming down ,fe bed O. a am.u stream ho heard h. dog give tongue a short distance mp Che side ol thc mom- u.n. which ua. worry thick with brush Directly tHo dog m tfc om- bu.. o. d large baek bear came rolling down m. #l. a. .he mow- nn. HehHue desperately to break Ono hold ol Ono hugo u.anuerade. Alter m. Whr.ne renUue twain were two tcar'ur .uHs brown and n ha.. one Upon reaching thc hot tom n. tle hW Che bear broke away from .aa dog and rm up Che mouu- Hu#d. w.n tn. dog in close pur- .uf Mr. Reese. who had a 22 au. tam.tI. w.h him. Ur.I ut the hclr. .nI I. uHe ammeI Uo ron down inc .recs short distance to a cabin and wh umroi removed tho .h.I Returning fo Che sconc of tho conflict ho found ho three bears un treo Mama Huu took refuge in bug. spruce trce. shielding ber body hcnnd Che trunk Mr. Rocs. 0r.d a number of shot. into .bc au- ImaI ho.ora she iet Ioo0so her hold
 and came umbmr down to h,
 round. whore hc sbo. her behind tf. o.r and bruu No. ! was barsod .He Ibm turned bia attention to th, ruh. using nearly a box of cart rdrc on Che two animals be.or, bringing thom To the ground. A number Of One bullets wont through the baar bodies entirely wh1. many of those frad at Che head did mo. penetrate Che mI
 rIr B..e state. hl. tho brown bear vlHe hc mo age m hs ha.E bro.hor was much ar-or and ms s tbc frt Ume during a long dcnce i'm Alaska chat ho has tiu eI a bIacs and brown cub vi'h th, amc mother The meat was saved
 FaIdof Miner
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03

Uncle sam's harvest of soaIs an Che prIbIot islands ths aoaron win reD- resent a value of more than tl000- 0o0. according to preliminary ad- vices of che 1920 catch received by Seattle headquarters Of he United States bureau 0f fisheries. which has control of Che Boring soa islands Last year skins from Ihe rrhIo' isiands hroueH, as high as fIif each at auction to urr..r. The Ias. government aaie brought nm nger age of only s1a per sau and the price Is said to bc ou further slump Several thousand skim. .ao Gr.t of Che 1920 harge. on th. pr.h- uoe win arrive in Seattle m Che naval radio tender saturn abou. Sept I0.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
BIG RAISE

Over t23OOO more in toNc. W'I. bo collected In Kelch.kn th.t year chan last according Go news receive cd from that city recently
 Last year tho assessed valuation oi an property In Ketchitau was placed at sl.70g.903. while this year .t ia s8.O2iSG5. Last year city and gov. ,rumeut property exempt from ,aH- suon was placed at }S3SSo. while hs year lt is s2ft225. The bis Increase In Che value Of non-tazaoio property is mostly due to thc build. iur of new dock for che Lighthouse scrr.cc
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going in the Great
 Northland

as.ka H about ono-dtth tho s.l. ofthc United states
 The art cement a.dewaE m wronecu now being bult
 BnnEen win br Installed In KretHan ao that central may caI tt. police when needed.
 The yield Of placer gold in 'he Yukon for hc past season is cs,'- mated at close to s5nOO.'oo
 r.ui.re tle superintendent Is teacher. vim b. employed to t''ch- in K.t.rHan ..hoo.. ths term.
 rrr n..monte Wungcll Mex. I-,r u. uuadeoI insane in hc comm rr.ra court of that place ia.t week.
 The Geircy recently arrived at kr.rtar u.lh n quantity of TINT .tat H to be u.el near ,hrc by 'he ronI commission
 rrrrr.l nu he sold from Che Alaskan N.n.rn. Forests with such r-o, nr uur. supply as win
 u-. m. nemarer.e O. thc Indus tr,
 t.... rot au noV and .ec r...... mrn.. hecrs ausar occ's. .rrt r.rIua celery, rhuaaro.
 tr. oror. cabbarcs cucum. t.- and r.a. are grown in Ansaa
 Tho r-orrr,o- ot a aou drink emporium u.s recently wrcstei for having r.- k.uhtar establishment hidden from aan.. ratc by frosted window.
 u.r t.. of Eae'.s recently r.r r-.r. memorial service. for nrrne Us. seventy members ur. r.r. dcI since Che ocr.c was ors.r...
 wI na ol several hundred tho.nI doHar. Che Nakct Inlet ..rr.. m m. kechisan section va consume. hr a-c ns, saturday r.Ert
 Tn. sum. Point Packing Com rarv .. N...r.san to supply 70 Ioga. fsmar. o.er.n- to se.I a limited ear.-, o. canned pink salmon at sfa .a..
 According t1 government estimates believed t.a. n complete cSr.or- rrrr .. Che National Forests in su..n Amsa ui show tha' fher. n quarter of n million horse power 70. mI.veorel water novc. rr h..
 On ....u. ol nm alleged du. tn booze a N..onsan recently. on. man i'm Che hnpHa. suffering from .rf. umrI. another paid a rno af t... .- 0rIor.r conduct and n .r.-. II. hold m t.. federal iaiI or oh. .r.re. .. ...au.t NIth iaueer ou. weapon rh. m.Nup was over nh. ownership o. a suitcase u.i o u1a.-
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
CHRwrAN sOENoE sERvCEs
Finh Street between Main and Seward Streets. JuuooD

INNlN aIINNl. NNNHH'N MNIN HHN
 Seward Streets JuuoaW
 Services are held every Sunday at n a. m. ln tho church of tho Chris um Science Society Of Juncau on Flh Street between Main and sow- ard streets The subject for next Sunday wu be "Man."
 Sunday school at l2:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S.15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. Malony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to l.80 D. m. and from 2 to 9 D m. Wednesday evenings, 2 Co s.
 Tho public is cordially invited Co attend these services and vIsit Che Reading Room
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03


 Alaska EudIc0tt NIs.to whence TsLN marked UCJC bears N i6 ff' aU" E ffagGu loct3 thence s. 5nU loot t0 Cor No 2. common Go Cor No p Of A'aaka Endicott No 2 MUH.to. thence $ along Iuo 2-l or AIasba End.co.t Mo- M.lls.to 800 loa. fo Cor N0. l whence JSLM marked UCIo hoau N aN 39 lO" F. lI-GIn feet. thence w along Iuo I.f Of Alaska EudIc0tf No. D NIIato f31.f feet fo Cor No. |, common to Cor NO. ] of Alaska Eu- doof No NIIs.io. whence ISLN marked HCJc bears N 3i. il' lN. E ilIG.IU looI thence from said Cor No of Alaska Endlcott No. ] MTlHto w. f35.6 feet Co Cor No. | of said mIi.sIlc. thCnce N 800 feet to Cor N0. 3 of said mi''s.tc at Che intersection of lhc south boundary limo of Che c J. Cannon patented homestead. Survey No l2l2; thence w. along limo 3-2 of said Alaska En- dIcott No. ] NlIH.te. common to the south boundary Iue of nId patented homestead survey f35.6 feet to Cor No of said Alaska EudIc0.t No. ! MIIate common fo Cor No. 8 Of Alaska EndIcoft Ml'sIto; thence N. along line 3-i of Alaska Endicott NIlsito. common t0 tho West h0un- diary line Of said patented homestead survey 900 feet t0 Cor No. q Of AI- aska EndIc0tt NlisIte; thence w. f25.f feet fo Cor No ] Of said Alas ln Eud.c0u Nl's'fo Che place O. beginning Net area Of Lodos 2USIf9 acroa NlIs.fos i5.O00 acrcs.
 FRANK A. BOYLE,
 Register.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03

William sollcr ez-roycrnor Of Che .uto of New York md brother Of One late Charlc A. sulror former delegate to Congress from Alaska. bas arrived a. Che town of suIzcr on tbo vcst coas, or Prince Of Wales island 10 Is mId that o number Of mining mon from Auyoz B c. are Co also eo to sul1er to look over Che mine
 Five uuc Indian girls from fur un u ibc Arctic Circle at Rampant House. arrived at Dawson short umc ago and sot tho.r nrst glimpse of civilization They had never be- lore accu electric lights. and horses noy followed around an day. calling thcm b.r dors Bicycles were also a wonderful sight to them The Wue girls were brought out by Bishop srueer and placed in Che Indian sohoo. at Carcro#
 Commodities ranging from icwcl- ry to clam juice made up AlasaF exports for July valued ot S3.31l.- e-t. according to figures received at ne Alaska bureau of thc Seattle Chamber ol Commerce Copper and n.h lead in Che shipments from Che territory to Seattle. but tho nst covers a wide variety ol products The report for Che months ship- uenu from Alaska to Seattle .hoNs roul value ol Alaska products $a- aU.216 products Of United states returned. fl2aHI>.
 Seattle teachers n government
 toos located m tho Eskimo region about Boring strait and Che Nottc- buc district b.t. experienced a cold and stormy summer along w.th cone
 leam. .urcrur as a result of dc- r.tol food supplies. according Go communications received by w T Ionn Nastu chief or Che United sat. bureau ol oJuoauon from Cape Prince ol W.les thc vcs,orn- most point m thH continent Word
 amc ta ur Lopp from Fred B Ta.l World War veteran Mr. and Mrs Tat uc teachers In Che govern ENmn school a. Wales. located ou Che Isolated une
 EM.. Hur.. tor tho 1920 pack ol Nma salmon are no, available bu. tl. uH.Io. ol n.t ycr mm- ..ha safe basis for oompar ol "a. to percentage O. various ade o. canned salmon in thc "chum' eom- uy During lala .INty-tvo ,omua r... operating .'o.o TO seventy can. r.H.. i'm southeast Alaska packed .I0s.aet m oasos or salmon ol which IIIfafe wore ".hums 10
 reported oa good authority Chat tre n.r.ntae. ot "ehums to che MeI.r grade. O. salmon iu .hs ter- wov win hc ason greater tha ..a- son tHau m lals. when as thc above frlr. .hov "Ohum constituted nearly a. per cent of thc total mck. Figure. show tHaf tho 1919 pack o. 'pnk m ths territory was l.52I- sH- ..s. or about .N per cont o. H. ua O. the better grades o. salmon he "rel pack oaied 2l0- a., cases and rae ".oho" iGa3Nn ..-o. Thus t NW b. ..ou lhat fho combined pack ol fhe lower grades 70. moa was 2.ffSNIU cases out IT. a total ot a.io>a6i eases of an
 ades m. combined na.k o. Che two better grades was ouN iNa50N
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
AT BANK

Miss Marion Kelly has returned 'o her duties at tho First Territorial Bank after having been absont on a vacation for Che past several months
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03

Tho Alaskan National forests not only contain approximately loo,- 0OO.0OO cords of pIpwood timber but also Che second chief essential Of Q papermauulacturiug industry on- ormous water power possibilities
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modauous. American or European plan. For torma apply to Dr. L. F.. Goddard. SauitarIum Aioska.-Ady.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03

For Che beat and noatcst Job print ing. come Co Che News office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03

Become a etockhoilcr In Che uuit- cd states buy war-aving7 stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03

For Che best and uoatesl job print ing. come Co tho Nova odico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
SIDNEY Wells TURN

CIpNEY NJ. We'll h running for the state senate o "A the republican tcsst
for the Dernali1o- Sandovnl-San Juan district. OF course Il was necessary
IL. attack We'll. because he ia a republican. What do YOU think the charge
b2 We quote from the official democratic propaganda issued by Mr. schg-
mans bureau; -.' f ,". d. .
sidney We'll Is engaged in copper mining"
q. Mercful powers OF prey, how awful! The man Is engaged in copper
to horror; which causes Mr.. Hanna acute distress; which sends Mr. Cutting
into Mysteries and which shocks Mr.. Putneys keen sense OF civic Righteousness.
They IRE appalled,. The man Is engaged in copper mining. lie must be
captured, drawn, chartered M thrown ut Of the state before the public
conscience is further ievohed. f It '
Sidney We'll took up his residence in New Mexico In 1917, attracted ny q
report by q scolosit OF note OF q copper prospect In the mountains of san
was looking for something 70 bund ut to make grow: to make useful and
productive. lie s that kind Of man. Also he numbered among his acqIant-
ances me- OF ample mean who were willing to back his Judgment with cash.
After a little moro han three years work the result Is the san Miguel mine:
to hundreds OF men. II has resulted In roads into the Sandovai county hills
that without Il would never have bcen built II has increased tho wealth 81
the county and helped business In both counties ~
More than that, Wei hr financed for immediate development n n i'm.
portant coal mlning proposition In Sandovai county. Ie hns worked ~ a
very important numbering operation and he is row engaged In making both
practical by building II miitad from HcrnaNlo to the coal mines and irto
He Is a criminal. this We'll. lie has actually done something: has actually
brought money into tho state; used his head to start something that will
give mea employment that win give Albuquerque and Bernahlo merchants
money! that Will open "a vast urea TO rail- transportation and that bcforev very
long will permit the Fan uan country to become "a part Of Industrial as well
as political New Mexico by giving II rail connection.
on this account wtn should be kept ut q public atfafrs; run out u the
state; dHcredicd by that nwfuln and final verdict of Seligman and his crew
"He Is Engaged In copper mining" lt.
IL Is the penaty That must be paid by the "a Will. brains energy and
tho courage TO do something useful and constructive, when his effort croses
that ~ the Job hound. i..".
Does Colonel Sellers, who IN running against Mr.. Well endorse this attaaL
upon him. @ the horrible ground TINT he Is engaged In copper mining
Docs Colonel Sellers regard him as corrupt o n that account? Does Colonel
Sellers agree with the Inference drawn 10 Hanna M helgnan that because
Sidney Well has undertaken to develop some resources Ia Snndovnl county
he Is to bc viewed with alarm and assaned with Institutions Of proposcd
Come forward, Colonel as candidate Cox would say, and lei us hear from
a a undesirable citizen. a corruption agent n a hironns OF some maieias,or
OF great wealth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

|ment is not considered. Has Mr.. Cutting ever lpbored with hnnd or
brain to develop anything in Now Mexico but bis chronic grouch
has he ever encouraged anything but his bitter grrdgci What ser
vice has he ever performed for this state, and how much does be pay
into the public treasury in taxcsf
Cutting is one Of the leaders in the sly assault upon industry
.te attack which IL is hoped may dupc voters into, voting the demo-
cratic ticket straight.
Mr.. Hanna has been a resident of New Mexico for many years.
What industry has he fostercd in Santa Fe or Albuquerque or else
where in the state that has helped New Mexieof What cndeavor has
he persisted in for the public wclharef What has he ever shown
persistence in, aside from the pursuit Of public Object
Hanna denies that he is a wrecker, but what does his record say
Hanna demands that he be made governor Of this state on the
sole basis Of his war against every vigorous, red-blooded builder that
isl at work on a big scale within our boundaries.
Their, are lesser fry attached 10 the forces engaged In Mr.. Scig-
man carefully faxed campaign. But the leaders have been named
How far can you afford to trust these men in their welfarc on every
important industrial enterprise in the stated Where will their pro
gram take this statei |? they are sincere in their canpaignrevcry sober
minded man and woman knows that their program viii wreck indus
try in New Mexico. If they are not sincere, and their campaign is O
fake, used to hide Cox and put over Hanna, then they are not entitled
to public confidence and will be defeated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
THE ATTACK ON KAsEMAN

IN q half page advertisement OF the sehgman- Hanna propaganda in the
= Sunday Journal there Is included IN attack upon George Kaseman qucs-
honing lis integrity IS a member OF tho state senate. Mr. Kaaenan. liz not
a candidate or reelection and would probably prefer TO be left undefendcd.
He doesn't need defense: bSt The Job Is a cheerful n 70 us w nss It,
able public tptnt He has been a efficient leader In even worthy puohe
his money have been a the command of every worth while forward move
ment His check has been ready for EVERY call of distress that merted vs.
shtcnce His charities. carefully concealed. have been continuous and prae-
ucai lie H IN every rms n good citizen and q useful citizen 10 hotcan
four-flusher n can Instantly detcct "a frau Hch has u hist finger on many
Of both breeds In and out Of the Legislature. .. -
knsentan works. lie docH II mans work every day. He a never made
or saved a dollar that was lot Instantly put to building something useful
made Il over from u liability inoa state eet-a haady aid useful taNpay-
Ing institution.
Nos a single iaNunce In his record IL a member OF the state senate can
be pointed out In which George Knscman did not stand sluarey 10 the pub
lie welfare. lie at on some appropriations and he quashed some fool
schemes but IN essential matters he aood right at the front TO intelligent
forward looking constructive legislation.
lilo u made the target for attack hy Mr.. ScIgmans pet office seeker and
his press bureau becnuse his Industry and business judgment and Urdcss
energy have enabled him to build something worth while in business and
Industrial enterprise.
Which will last longer In New Mexico and prove most productive for the
longest period, for he public rcvenue-what Knsena ha built or what
tanna IN JUST seeking 10 buHdp
Let's figure these things out Let's get down to bed rock facts and
motives before We vote. ra
JrN because senator Jonca In out here with orders Ito put over Cox and
the League Of Nations, an JUS because Mr. Sengman wants n governor and
a legislature that win lie handy In a political and a business way; " thqt any
reason we should pnrnit II gang OF wreokes to u amuck? 2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Easy to Draw
A Conclusion



on the occasion of Governor Cox's
visit to Albuquerque last week. both
newspapers OF the Duke city asked
him questions. which he promised TO
answer. Among the questions was
N by the Herald, as to what action
hn would take, should ho be elected
president and should congress adopt
an amendment to the Volstead act.
allowing liquor OF greater alcoholic
content to be manufactured aud dis.
pensed-whcthcr he would sign such
a bill or veto IL. Ills reply was cvas-
i've OF the whole affair, and 10 the
effect that he would uphold the con
atitution. AZ upholding the conBtitu-
ton would have nothing whatever TO
do with whether he would sign or veto
any particular bill, his answer leaves
the voters to draw their own CON
illusions In the matter. and viii the
liquor interests spending great sums
for his election, 1t IL easy to draw
conclusions as to which side he would
be on.