The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-20

FfR"NHNFAH|HE
Hearst candidacy. now domiciiei |
In the Hotel McAipin. will be dis
appointed II the police heat John
y. Hyian. carrying It's namerake
and members of his official FAM
ily. doesn't figure a. flagship Of
the river craft that are to meet
Hearst'a returning ship. Tie
mayor Indicated most positively
how he feels about Hearst for the
governorship. lie said the mere
mention of Hearst for the covers.
or-hlp has made the special inter-
esis tremble.
The announcements that Hearst.
accompa MED by Mrs Hearst. would
leave New York rather preclpltateiy
on the Aquitania Tuesdny was No
news to Conners who remarked
he knew all along of Hearst'r
plans.
"Wnl Mr.. Hearst y" presented
10 the king of Engiand7' conners
was asked
MIR. Hearst answered Con-
ners is hlg enough 10 be pre-
scented to the king ~ England or
OF ans other country"
is he going to England for
Nhhf nufllNNe
Not at all" snapped Conners
There's nothing to that. Mr..
Hearst wants rest lie wn ais
to got the leisure and rcpt that
comes from n son trip. He's go-
ing over mostly f,r the heneflfs ne
wiz ret from the boat ride
Connsrr issped statement say
ing that II Hearst wer. mot a can
afA.s. g. a.. a.ss.WoARantls. s.stl.Ilst
sentiment. which demands a
fighter will Insist he take tire
nomination. The st1,emen; from
tho former Buffiio h',us was IN
portnnt In so far - q Indicated
tan r'anks - ~ In the II'ars;
platform Tf-. N.ii ~: Hsh
Vnr.r 'ncr 81 smp'cytarr'
twer living X ,~nf-s lDw'f 9n-.
telephone. electric rates. the five
cent faro nrf IN inquiry designed
iic rec dow -. cost u MIX
and stated that his sole purpose
was an unselfsh desire to clean
up" New Mexico. This program.
he announced. would bring about
The Dawn Of the New Day IN
New Mexico. The glowing objec-
tive thus announced took hold on
the public and the Journal under
Magee's ownership has come To be
referred 20 generally throughou;
the state as the Dawn. and Ma
gee as It's Prophet"
After ANNOUNCING his genernl
program Magee began the series OF
attacks upon public officials and
priVate business Interests and the
men connected with them, In
course OF which he has a-salled
and In many cases libeled innocent
persons and upright institutions.
In the course OF these assaults
Magee has supported from time to
time both the democratic and re-
publicaTf state ORGANIZATIONS, has
fought Secretary Fail, condemned
Senator Burrufn, and has actively
supported the latter. Regarded
as the champion OF the democratic
party in the special senatorial elec-
lion OF 1891. Magee switched 20
the republicans on the eve OF the
democratic state convention, ieav-
ing that party and its candidate,
Judge Hanna. without newspaper
support,
stormy Financial Waters
In the meantime the Journal
encountered stormy financial
waters as the rising of the Dawn
Of the New Day IN New Mexico
proceeded. and Msgee Appealed "a
L the public for help. He had beel
, unable to meet noteH past due AT
local banks and when these insti-
tutlonn. as a final resort. brought
I
asnalled them bitterly as persecu-
tors and enemies Of the pubhe
welfare. FINALLY as an cxpedieni
10 raise funds Magee offered nj
public sale To the public an issue
OF s-percent. first mortgage bonds
on the Journal plant, which II
was announced would be ISSUED "a
soon as the sale had been com
plctcd and the prior first mort
gage lien ON the newspaper pro
persy called In ana discharged
: Alleging In hysterical appeal
. for help. that he was the victim
. OF niniater conspiracy 81
powerful financial interests. Ma
: gee was able to sell these ponds
, In sales Conducted In April ant
August OF 1871. TO an an 9vnt un
. fcsstooa to be between .0ui
and teb.000. The Journal ha.
. announced that lso persons part
. cipnted In the purchase,
The bonds were never delivered
/. lao those who bought ana paid foi
! them. Afier ~ reasonable tint
b,nd buyers began to ask why th'
{ bonds were not forthcominN ans
, the public. TO whom the issue ha'
l been offered, become intereste.
In knowing the reason for the de
luy. II has never been given. In
! stead. the Journal published
y long series OF excuses for the de
4 lay none od which furnished
business reason OF satiEfactor,
nature. u was this long nuccesxioi
OF ctanions that finally resulted
!. In suits 10 recover their money
:, filed by a number OF the bon'
!, buyers. and which caused th
Herald TO take up and pursue q
!, rs conclusion the public lnuuirl
about and demand Tor an EXPLAIN
tlon Of the Journal bend deal
This demand. conducted al In
: tertain over several months final
' " brought from the Journal todal
! the announcement that the none
. paid In by these bond buyer
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