The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-30

We vim cooperate heartily with ouf worst enemy 10 build
Abuqrruue ~ New Mexico o. n help q worthy eaase.'
The Morning journal. 7. ]. Aug. g.
u rs have noted with some interest the sympathetic understanding
IN that seems 10 exist between Ar. Carl g Magse, The well known
Newspaper published at Ganup, known as sThe iadcpeudenti
Both are in the grip 81 d curious Authorization that beneath every
saerani chip turks 8 deep and dark conspiracy Of sinister interests
ia do something for the development Of New Mexico Buy q band
These alleged conspiracisz "a bald up the state sad provide en-
1loymenf for labor can only be prevented by yoieys Of f~ahehocd
md personal abuse directed at the men who ar doing the develop
n,nt Guy a hond9 Both suffer from paralysis Of the trnfh in
dealing with political subjects and public men. Both are obsessed
~ . aeferniaatsn 70 make John N. suly. manager Of the Chino
corper company in Grant county, and Of the Gallup American Coal
sempaay At oallup, Into a political boss and bad man who eats apps
Ties az civic righteousness for breakfast and lunches on itinerant
bond seddiers
The crime with which suIIy s charged BY the Gallup Indepsnd
emit IS chat az couspiring with associates to continue in operation
The mines Of the GalupAmeriean Coal company at Gallup when
g ss~a pyr; 4, s e. s.T %a%es Il q a.s ,as COMPARATIVELY suSS s. ' farsSsr ' ssn s,sssS
to spend aiput . million dollars in the development Of a new coal
averfing from Gallup the business depression that has been gen
orally felt elsewhere. The effect q this situation upon the Gallup
he visits Gauup and frequently between times +
Of the New Day Every time suly passes through Albuqarqae
on his way n Gallup, Magee in an apparent fi q ab3cet fright
beae,il the Dawn tBuy a bond9
Recently the Gallup Independent broke out IN . particularly
yrulent TRADE against Mr.. sully which contained the following
.sMr. suIIy arrived in town Saturday night and it is
said that. he Immediately begun plaeking Bursum buttons
from the iapeIsof the worthy republican gang : There
were a large nanber Of Buisum buttons as large as Kansas
sunfower- flashing around town Saturday morning hut
they al slid under cover when the great bs@s arrived
Observing cxpectantly the editorial column of the journal, we
found this faisehood reprinted there with trimmings a few days
i an,as. ne as's Tbs = O : : prt KNEW % we 4. s'r I msater p o9 course .. I iSat ia 4 %"s :
falsehood when he printed II. He admitted tins knowledge by print.
truth he had 10 print IL. (Buy y bond)
Maree. and every one else who has taken the trouble to inquire,
Busnm IS one Of the big men Of the west and favor his election TO
The senate ON every sroWnd Of personal worthiness and public wei
The prophet, however having but recently dumped candidate
Hanna ard his hopeful company of bond buyers into the discard
when the hopefessness Of the Hanna candidacy became apparent
and having sinl on hand and for sale "a few dozen more bonds "
conceived the brilliant idea Of placing a few of the said bonds with
republicans BY leading them none too gently to the Inference that
The mining interests suiiy represents were opposing Senator Bur
There is this noteworthy element Of difference between the
bowling of Mr.. Hams Of the Gallup Independent and the bowling
Of Mr.. Magee Of The Morning journal:
Mr.. Hams howls as a result of a chronic and acute bellyache,
eoiored with bright red boishevist doctrine. The effect Of this as
a steady diet $ 70 induce a howl that becomes automatic aud that
Mr. Magees howl, while equally continuous. IS more purpose
full. IL is a baiyhoo for the sale Of "a few more bonds
We do not know how republicans r responding to this subtle
appeal TO kick in so that may be free to serve the people = Buy
Maintaining as we do a purely academic interest in the Pro.
phetk bonds. still it may be quite proper to inform any republicans
that our information is that every republican in the state, big or lit.
lie, IN big business or in little business, and in every other state of
finances, mind or preyious condition, is enthusiastically supporting
Senator Barsum and staying firmly and actively behind that impor-
~ - ras rss -~s ,a a. s.ar;e f ra~"r panta o len " md thai
when the Prophet refers to those things republicans generally under
"'s senator Busnm 'si record o%S Of Of public SER service ii ( what put him nto
the leadership Of his party in New Mexico and into the United States
senate By executive appointment. That same record during his many
years Of honorable, useful service 10 this state. supplemented by his
remarkable record Of accomplishment during his five months in the
senate, are going 30 return him TO the senate on September 20 by th'
biggest majority this state ever gave a candidate.
II there Is any "fntanglcmept in the senator's whole career
that is likely 70 annoy him in the slightest degree in the present
campaign, it IS the enianelencnt precipitaied upon him by the vol
ubhe Prophet IN volunteering his support, with its attendant arral
Of apologies and newspaper securities, their edges gilded by th
bright rays Of the Dawn Of the New Day.
In a more recent Issue Of the Gallup Independent we note
new conspiracy. The independent asserts that the forthcoming eec
ton of Bursuna is merely a part of a great conspiracy Of the Who'll
republican congress; aud there is some basis OF truth IN that, De
cause Il appears that every republican in both houses Of congres
Is anxious 10 have II. O. BurNnm come back to the senate 10 STAY
They say they need him there. We know the state needs hin
there.
We also note in this same issue Of the Gallup Independent