The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

stand. Larrazolo said he would no,
Oppose Bursum IN this election. He
did not mention the name of Mr..
Scnn. the independent candidate for
senator. nor did he oyideco a knOwl-
edge that Mr.. Richard H. Hanna Is
a candidate for that Office on the
democratic ticket.
II want the independent party I o
keep its organization alive" he said.
This shOn be done. he f1!d. 10 awake
| from their dreams thoer who thought
themselves tho rulers OF the people,
inc he referred especially TO local
Bcrnaiillo county republican 'bosses. -
who he said had received some evi
dence OF what The Independent party
could do TO them. Also he intimhted
that 81 Senator BuIsum did not DO
sight according TO independent doc
trine. the independent party would
hang itself over his head like a sword
OF Democies-
Mr.. Larrazolo urged the defeat or
the eighth amendment to limit tax
ieNics. saying that while he favored
economy. he thought Il dangerous 10
risk curtailment Of education in the
state. He paid a tribute 10 the school
teachers.
Mr. Larrazoio received an enthusi-
aatic welcome when no entered The
ANNAAAH AAN NNL AANAANnNNN ANN'NN NAN|"f
by applause; n once was interrupted
by cries OF pain from the back OF the
hall. This occurred while AIR. Lar
| raz0lo was explaining his position In
the present campaign. u was limited
by one Of the democratic committee
on decoration OF the hall, That the
unfortunate man was one ~ the in
dependents trying 10 understand
whore he WIS at
The meeting was presided over by
MHN Gutierrez. who introduced the
| speakers and established "a new rec
ord for brcvity In doing II.
Al the time Gutierrez saved was
needed. u 3. Rodcy. who made the
| preliminary speech, mistook himself
| for the main event Of The evening and
took up "a large share Of The time
with successive TRADES Of abuse of
senator Bursum. Like Mr.. LARA
colo. Judge Rodey did o SAY any
thing IN favor OF SIR. Sena. he did.
however, mention the Independent
| candidates. name. m Hanna doesn't
sui you" he said. vote for scna. OF
scratch them all and write In youi
| choice ON the ticket Members ol
the decoration committee sugrEcatet
that his might mean "a gentle hin.
TO write In Judge Itodey'a name on th'
ticket "Oh, for the Direct Pri.
mary" d speaker concluded.
Judge Rodey said he opposed Sen
utor Bursum for two reasons. ~
gave upward OF %. with variations
ono was the charge that Bursum wrotl
the state constitution. which Rode
docs not approve. aH lacking the ~
rect primary. Another wsls his as
sertion that Buraum spoiled hi
chances 10 represent New McAico
THIRD time IN congress, when Rode
trfud 10 do 10 seventeen years ago, JUS
prior 90 Judge ROdcy's long period @
service as "a republican federal ap
pplntiNc office holder
In the course OF his speech Judrl
Rodey Rtated that he at n tint
hoped that the school children %
New Mexico would save their pen
nies 60 build him e monument 10
getting Thorn the state school lands
He mentioned tho late Harvey Il
ForFusaon Ia the same connection
II was Mr.. Ferguson who secure
the original donation Of lands Ca thI
state. The reason ROdoy did not &c
the monument. he indicated, WI.
largely BurHum's fault