The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-31
JONES I
UPHELD, ASSh|L
M0NT0Yl'S VOTE
'armcr-Labor Conven-
ton Gets Under
Way

Il ~ N't'Nh " R't""'t - -
ones. Democrat. Of Now Mexico
a representative OF the i,corle.
has indorsed by Benjamin G..
Earsh OF Washington. D. G.. Exc
<nflve Secretary 81 the lcopicih
lcconatfuction league. In an adj
scnn before the stnfc convention
the Progressive League OF New
kfexlco at the Labor temple this
nurninG. Conercsamnn-at-ihrNc
Sestor Montoya. Republican, was
Iccused By the speaker with not
~epreaentlnE the intereats OF h
people but with having voted on
fvcral important legislative inca.
|urca on the side cf tho unaneill
nd business Interests. Mr.. Marsh
Eald that In view Of the importacc
IN the coming primaries and TALL
lections tho people should con
ider tho voting record OF their
Representatives as To whether they
have upheld the wishes ~ thcir
constituency.
sixty delegates from different
barts OF the stale werc Ia attcn-
lance at the convention n plnns
serc made this Afternoon TO pro
nOte "a strong political campaign
$780, .i'nr nnrtv Afatrorm
,ss.nr go ~e.,,,nit;ea ~ tbe foi-
,.,nv rommit,ce A.. Of
N,h-,,onernue. w I. Dimm.ck OF
tihueu.rnue, n g. cummfny of
;alluo. d. M Hottie OF Clovis,
|rhomas 4 smith Of F,stanoia and
8 ID. Tlttman Of Hilsboro waH
.iso adoptod. A temporary organ
rnfion was formed this morning
elth ]. y. Holiday ~ nrming.
Former president OF tho Aiicrton.
la. Normal school. as chairman
nd w. :. Patterson OF AiDuquer-
que. secretary.
uarsh's Addt~.as
The atdrces OF Nr. Marsh said
N bart
e, ,rc.iy y,r,u,, s,criat privi-
49, and' icrisistton enart,s by
ass cnrcert r,tion M wealth
~ oata ~, r-n,ntr, vutii
st,,Ie hnndftl III neoplo. "a 900
"a",iia.taa =, \ oso 400
,vn nvs- siae ooo coo ooo worth Of
~n,,n a..rfy .n.-tbtrg ~ M
80 a,..,ai ,.s.t,h - thsn
threo ner con OF the farms OF the
nation repre- uut between one
~evcnth and ono.sisth Of the total
farm wealth. while Tho average
farmer wondrrs where ne IS rolna
to raise money TO pny his iaxoa
and lntaree, on his mortgage the
blr financial and buslnoAs mtor-
|csts are dcterminod 10 enact a sale
tax after this fal'a election. The
have defeated the efforts az thr
rcnresenfatlveS OF the progressive
farm and inhor o~rrauizauon. a.
Fnlien. ! rnaf i'm ~pro.QGlae far a
rapldlv ,progrcasive Federal taA
unou large luhoritnrcoa. with y
maxlmum OF So per cent upon
fortunes in eNcess OF $4,000 goo
Tho secretary of rhe treasury ad'
mits n national deficit for the nsNI
fiscal year Of S50J, 600. 0oo, but 4
will morc probably be $1,000
900. Every effort g. being mhd'
TO rurtaH the right OF free speccl
and free assomhlagc, ana Wal
Street still thinks thAt u owns th'
government and was elected preai'
i lent IN 1920.
Enu Elections Important
mn vlav of these circumntancea
The coniug primaries and tan cleo
II flon. nra 81 vjtnf fmoortancc. Ncl
should h. nominnted ia the vrim
nrlrs whb have stood steadfast bl
~ nc.ule ami ounoard reiflsh ex
nloiiatlan Nv financial and Iyuai
naus lutfreats The vuterf In eyer.
slate ahfmid ana their ronafors an,
-ronvr.ssusen WHY they have no
voted 40 protect me people. an
wh+ -ocnrrce~ has not dome any
ming for The American pcopl
w - 1870. qsn. vuf
ing rcror5 of ne an
con~rcs~men erotn Nevr Me,lco wi
n, ~ uecutlnr Interest 10 the peu
III. ~ vour unte
.s.--. -. .o,sta.to e.,
~ .nl..dia r.cos
na 1880 IL a.
@s.,. csrN ~ 1891 e,ycr,hl
sy'" ~, -ss-nr.nrc an