Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-02

SPOTLIGHT.
Folks get ready to vote, early and often.
This column is going to be personally conducted
Contributions (either money postoffce orders)
gratefully accepted
1t is a most pathetic sight to see the Hon Frank
A. Hubbell and the Hon. Jesus Romero conducting
the campaign in this county on such friendly
brotherly basis. Harmony prevails. Two souls
with but single thought.
Here is what Frank thought the other day: "Ah
fate, but could you and | conspire; and remoud
things to hearts desire; we would appoint two
republican judges and one democratic Judge"
Indeed a wonderfully worded, frank, outspoken
statement, dictated into the records of the county
commission the other day by the Hon. Max Cutter
rez, following the issuance of peremptory writ of
mandamus commanding him and his colleague,
Don Severe, to do thus and the commission
in the matter of the appointment of election judges
Max, our FRIEND you getting proficient at
dictation that you ought to buy dictaphone.
"Say it with ballots" Say it every where In
Alameda, Duranes, Atrisco, Chilli, up and down
the river. In the mountains. In the CITY precincts
Say it often that Don Francisco A. Hubbell and
his first assistant, the Hon. Jesus Romero will feel
it entirely unnecessary to again dictate to the
people of this county whom they should elect to
look after their business.
Jim Hinkle says that one hill more or less in his
life doesn't make any difference to him.
What would the official scorer in the bonehead
league give Neis? An assist, put out an error?
Jim Gladding went into court to get his name
off the G. o. P. ticket for county surveyor Never
heard of such thing. Most of em go into court
to get their names to stay the ticket
lady told us the other day that she was for the
short ballot and the long skirt. We told her to
vote for Lucy Harris for county clerk and forget
about it.
Ed Swope, candidate for county treasurer to sue
ceed himself, says he doesn't mind being called Ed
Soap but he does object to being advertised as Ed
Soup. Vote for him for treasurer and you will get
your taxes paid and your tax receipts in order for
the next two years.
Frank Hubbell ought to give everybody notice of
the time and place. Lots of people would like to
him start in to throw Hank Coors out of the
court house winder.
An added attraction for the Hoover banquet on
Armistice day: A five-round bout between the
Hon. Frank A. Hubbell and the Hon. Elfego Baca.
Six-ounce gloves, Marquis of Queensbury rules One
Minute rest between rounds. Protect themselves
at all times. Somebody ring the bell.
o, there might be joint debate between Fritz
Neis when that letter was put out"
Who is that guy Etchevary, any way?
The question is: What will Placido Jara-
milo do after he ultimately bids farewell to his
job warden of the state penitentiary?
What has become of the old-fashioned fellow
who used to vote the straight republican ticket?
Folks: Elect Jim Hinkle for governor He is
a good scout. Started a cow-hand in this state
thirty-five years ago. Is banker and a business
Pulled himself up by his own boot straps
Served in the legislature. On the tax commission
Old timer. Wants the people to call him JIM
Won't be stuck up in the executive mansion. Go
around and call him at any time after inaugu-
ration day. Glad to you. Shake hands with
you. real guy.
his opponent, Charles Hill. Nice fellow
tist. Pulled peoples teeth years.
Lives at Hill, N. NJ, close El Paso the
ant Hill wont promise to reduce Hard job.
Hinkle he Will reduce positive it, Will
here and there. All along line
Will start dentists chair there In capital
Now take Senator Jones. him too real big.
outstanding Prominent throughout the nation
proud to have him In the him there lie
match wits and brains with public life today
Don't be fooled by the Steve Davis He hasn't
been serving the people of New Mexico water commits
sioner for nothing The last legislature appropriated
thousand iron for that job tell the how
Vote for him a big majority