Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-27

publican central committee" which
got a laugh. Ernesto Garcia was
announced as the choice of the
central committee as temporary
chairman.
Garcia Secs Victory
Mr.. Garcia in a brief speech
said the time is at hand to re
deem this state politically. IF
we forget selfish motives, and
dedicate ourselves to the task.
we can nominate and elect
ticket that will bring fair and
impartial government to New
Mexico" Mr.. Garcia said.
Committees were named as fol-
lows:
Credentials George Roddv.
Daniel Herrara, Mrs. f. z. Booth.
Ross Salazar, Tom Plunkett, Abe
Candelaria, and Felipe Trujillo.
Permanent organization-T. J.I
Mabry, Nestor Sena, C. A. Cole,
Alvin Gleason. Francisco Duran.
Mariana Olguin. and Frances
Francea.
The permanent organization
committee recommended that the
temporary organizat ton be made
permanent and this was done.
On motion of Mr.. Oestreich
committees We're named to frame
resolutions, and to recommend
list of SO delegates to the con-
vention. Earl Bowdich made
plea for the ex-service men as
members of the delegation and
for consideration in the nomina-
tons for state and county Of
ficers. He said 40 ex-service men
were present.
Not Cut and Dried
Mr.. Oestreich said it was not
the purpose, in having a commit
tee to recommend a delegation, to
make a slate and put it over,
but to see that the various pre-
cincts were proportionately rep
resented. His motion was adopted
without opposition, but a short
time later this mode Of proceed
ure became the target for
strong attack and a near split
in the convention.
The committees were named
as follows:
ResoIutions-E. B. Swope, j. .
F. Simms, Mrs. C. C. Meacham.
Mrs. O. A. Corson, r. A. Lucero. /
Felipe Zamora, and Francisco
Monte.
To recommend delegates-Mil- /.
ton j. Helmick, Bias Rubi, Mrs. /
Florence Poyas Johnston. Earl /
Rowdich, l.. Gabaldon, Warren +.
Graham, Clyde Tingley, Mrs. /,
Dodds and Secundino NAVARRO.
The Resolutions
The resolutions. without the |
formal preliminaries, are as fol-
lows:
That we denounce the waste
full, eXtravagant and Inefficient /
efforts of the republican party
in New Mexico, which is called |
by courtesy an administration of .
state affairs, and demand that /
the government of the state be /
placed on a safe, sound and eco
nomical, businesslike basis.
THAT we stand for the prompt /
reduction of the tax rate, and /
for retrenchment in public OK
penses.
L haI We app bdCIl lDt COMING |
election with only one idea in /
view; that is the nomination and /
election of clean and able men
and women to office in this state, |
who can and will give the state
good government. And we pledge |
ourselves to put aside every pri-
vate ambition and to subordinate !
every personal preference to the ,
ultimate good of the state.
THAT we endorse the states
manlike conduct of Senator An |
drieus A. Jones. in the United |
States Senate, and commend him |
for having been faithful to the /
best interests of our state and |
nation.
rThat we recommend that in
the selection of a state and !
county ticket. that personal diff
ferences be laid aside, and that |
nominees be selected by our
state convention and our county
convention who are competent to
fill the offices to which they as
pire, and who have the conf
dence of the people"
The Delegates
Following is the list OF dele
gates:
Florencio Gabaldon. Eduardo
Louis Chavez, Felipe
lamora, Ross Salazar Trinidad
Lucero, Ambrosio Candelaria, c. /
A. Cole, Frances Francea, Bias
Rubi, Fred Kahnt, A. S. Hough-
ton, II. G. Roehl. r. j. Mabry
w. C. Heacock. Summers Burlt-
hart, Carl C. Magee. e. b. Gar
ia, r. f. Putney, o. N. Mar
'on, Warren Graham. John L.
Simms, Mrs. Anna Wilds Strum-
luist, Jose Jordi, Clovis Salazar,
Mrs. c. C. Meacham, Tom Ross.
Miss Erna Ferguson, Mrs. A. 0.
Corson, Mrs. Fred Russell, Mrs.
Florence Poyas johnson, Milton
T. Helmick, A. S. Moraga, Charles
Mann, Alvin Gleason, George
2oddy, Mrs Cleghorn, Mrs. r.
/. Hanna, w, C. Oestreich. Hem
y G. Coors, Frank Butt, J. Fee
ipe Hubbell, D. X. B. Sellers,
ieorge c. Taylor. Earl Bowdich.
hyde Tingley. Tom Plunkett, W.
J. Patterson, Martin Gallegos
Mrs. Frances Cochran. Jose NAL
Ionado. Mrs. Z. E. Booth, Mrs.
Nike Mandell
Hanna Makes Speech.
Following the adoption of the
ist Of delegates. Judge Richard II.
Hanna was called on for an ad-