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WANTED--Position as housekeeper
by woman with two children. Address
T.. o. Box 1888, North Bennington, VT.
50t6s
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FOR SALE baby's self rocking
cradle: | reed baby carriage; ! mems
ranger motor bicycle; l Singer sewing
machine; all in perfect condition. Louis
Suita, r. f. d. l. Bennington, VT. ats
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FOR SALE-rwo ton federal truck
with platform body and cab in excel
lent condition; three-fourths ton Ford
Delivery. low price; 1921 REQ passen-
gor excellent condition. The Benning.-
ION Garage. 15tf.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--At Manchester Center a
barber shop, two chairs, fully equipped,
pool table in adjoining room. Good
first class up-to-date business. For
further particulars. inquire of Gar
reau and Belanger 50t6
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FO9 SALE-Two barrels of vinegar.
Also wood reaper and binder in good
condition Inquire of II. n. Dyer, North
Bennington, VT. 5OtO
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MIsCELLANM OUR

NOTICE. am prepared to do roof
painting at reasonable prices. Also sell
tar paint. Felix Galgas, 937 East Main
street Drop card foriparticulars. 47t6'
LOST-Black and white helfer with
calf If found please notify chas. f.
Gardner, r. f. d. No. 8, BENNINGTON.
VT. 4GtG'
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WANTED-Girl clerk. must be neat
and pleasant. Good steady work for
the right party. Write Girl Clerk,
Box 440, Bennington, VT 4St6
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WANTED--50 tons cheap hay. cheap
straw or swamp grass for packing pur-
poses. Give price for standing or
stacked. John LaFlamme, Bennington.
VT. Phone 416-J. 1876
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FOR SALE-Brollers Address Harry
A. Chase North Bennington. VT 4st6'
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WANTED-Good all round farm
hand. Also hay for sale. price accord
ing to quality. Fred B. Harrington,
II f. d. /. Bennington, tel, 372-5.
47t12s
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FOR SALE--t917 Hudson speedster
and model AZ Oldsmobie, Rare bar
gains for cash. Address j. H., care
Banner Office for demonstration. 43t12
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FOR SALE--Dodge touring car, run
1900 miles good condition. new tires;
price right George lie Warn, Airing.
ton. VI. 4lt25s
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FOR SALE-Two ton Federal truck
with platform body and cab. In excel
lent condition.: three fourth ton Ford
Delivery, low price; 1920 Ford
coupe; 1921 REQ s passenger, excellent
condition. The Bennington Garage.
15tf.
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TO RENT

ers. furnished apartments and rooms.
all centrally located. Geo. NJ. Hawks,
ass Main st. 76tf.
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TEACHERS WANTED AT ONCE
Vacancies In New England and other
states. Good salaries. High school,
grammar and lower grades. Contracts
waiting. Hathaway Teachers Agency,
Bennington, VT. 27tz5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
80 ORGANIZE TO
ELECT PRESENT
! Commissioners
LOUIS McRae Is Select
ed to Head the
Campaign

Louis McRao was selected at a
upeotinr last night OF the support
A. of three outgoing commission
o. 0 recollection tp head their
otuualgu Tor these three men The
N citing was confined Go urgunl8u-
tu lur tho coming campaign. and
bua' 90 men were present.
49, a. Barber opeud the meet
jas with a. short taik lu which he
AII.I nu IH. supporter OF !. Vt.
Inyu.iGs. J. T. Mclaughlin. and
Va 50 Council Tor city commission
Goo rails and Organize at once
20 rH. Iub OF putting these men
10. BOO office with b good MAJ
f.y.
AZ D. wood spoke briefly then
.IIniuE como of the accomplish
ri. 1000. of ,h. present board OF com-
20 aion.r. He stid that sine, we
found five good men fu run
thr ,IF 1874. should keep Them %
t.IJ ul LOSING around Tor utn-
90.
ttfr NcltHc. who was fhy ure-ii
It. officer OF the meeting. th,u
called ou 3D. O.. Hernandez who rec
pounded with another talk uf up-
r.DIau sion Cor tho present city CONF
mission o. would hc the greatest
IugtaUltude. be- said. not To- tukv
This opportunity OF endorsing the
present city commission by re-
turuinE lt4 outgoing members.
No Action on Bonds
Tho question was then raised Us
60 whether the group ~ men az
tha meeting should support The
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crn Addition.
Jessie J.. Stone. lots 10 and II.
Block 4, Northern Addition.
W L. Bailey Lots ! and 2,
Block 3, Northern Addition.
g. u. Sanchez. Lot 3 and the
North lSN' OF Lot 4. Block 3.
Northern Addition.
q Giomi. South 81 feet OF Lot
4. an OF Lot 8. and the North one
half Of Lot 6. Block .. Northern
Addition.
;. N Howard. South one-half OF
Lot q. all Of Lot Z. and the. North
ga feet of Lo' \. Block 3, North
crn Addition
a. G Hernandez. South iSN' Ut
Lot 3, and all 81 Lot .. Block 3.
Northern Addition.
Ccsario Sandoval. lots 10 and II,
Block O.. Northern Addition.
Mrs u. Bernrdinclii. Lots ~. ~
and II. Block q Northern Addi-
ton.
J :. Bcavens. Lots IS and 10,
Block ?. Northern Addition.
J. j. Payne. Lots II. IS. 10 and
the North nine feet OF Lot 20.
2. Northern Addition.
Charles T.. Twogood. South i6
feet OF Lot 90. anf the North ~
feet OF Lot "a. Block ?, Northern
Addition.
Minnie Krcuger. South . feet Of
lot II, all Of Lot %. and thu
North \ feet ~ Lot %, Block 2
Z Northern Addition.
g. q. Zapf. south ~ feet OF lot
29, all Of Lot e. Block ?. Northorr
Addition.
George g. Ruoff. Lots % "a 2s
inc. Block .. Northern Addition.
You are further notified that II
you desire to be notified and nd.
yised In advance Of the proaahi,
cost Of the Improvement 90 be as
sessed against your real estate. yot
may obtain general information "a,
20 the character Of the proposed
Improvement. the frontage % youi
property which II II proposed {,
Improve and an approximate csti.
mate Of the probable total cost {,
De assessed against YOU and youi
property, by calling In person. oi
ly your attorney M the office al
either the city Clerk or tho cts
Engineer In the City Hail. city o.
Albuquerque. during business
hours on any week day be'woeI
this date ana the date set for hear
inf.
You nre requested In tho even
you desire To file u protest aEains
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ONPAR T|SAN
LEAGUE TO VOTE
ON NEW POLICY
Convention May In
dorse Balance of Pow
er Suggestion

FARGO ~ d.. March ga
Members uf the Non-partisan
league. delegates selected at tho
county conventions OF the party.
will meet hero on Thursday March
-3. to decide the first statewide
BATH, upon the political balance
uf power plan suggested to the
league by 4. g. Townicy president
of the National Nuu-purtisln
league and one-tlme dictator ~
ihv league policies in this state.
This plan contemplate dropping
Of candidacy for political office
hy the league member and iholr
support Of such candidates Of tho
rcgulnr parties ms the Tongue
leaders decide upon.
For the first time finc, the
league swept into power in This
state iu 1915 the cotton o. tho
convention is In doubt and this
doubt o. u%rcusioned by 90 division
ln the league forces between tho
followers Of Towulcy and tuu fol-
lowers OF the executive committee
OF the league. Aligned with Town
ley b. j ~ HaEnn, former COM
missioner OF agriculture Hn6 l1-
hur Another group ALIGNED
against the majority of the cN
ccutlve committee b. william
Lemko. Tor II months attorney
general uf North Dakota. Walter
j. Maddox and r. II Walker.
hut these three non have not un-
uouHcDd that they will bc with
the Townlcy group iu tho support
Of thu balance Of power plan
ruwnlcy Foes Get Newspaper.
Against the Townlcy and the
Lemke forces are the members of
the executive committee who have
aligned thomsclyes with a. a. flr-
dcrhuch chairman and who hay,
ON their side tho strategic adgau-
taEc uf physical control 81 thu
Courier News. the official leaau.
newspaper. although Mr.. TownIoy
and his friends have p-asscsslol
of the stock. The Lcidcrbach fac
tion also have possession Of tho
League machinery ana have sent
1uf calls for the township conycu-
lions ana announced the dates ard
the places OF holding the county
and state conventions
Delegates To the meeting mum
her 200, on the basis 90 one dele
gate for each 500 votes east for
governor In the last preceding
election The first clash may
come over the question OF mem
horshiH In the convention. uy the
decree of the executive committee.
the local township c|nucusos were
allowed to say whether their meet.
ings should be open 20 all lonruors
iu the township, or open only to
those who have paid their league
duoa
Following the organization. the
I convention g. slated 90 take up The
question of the balance ~ power.
which will decide whether tho
league viii put % fun ticket into
the field FOR the statewide prI-
mnrios Co DE held June es An.
other question Will be 90 whom
the stock uf the Courier Views
han Doe -iyDH aud with % the con,
troll 81 the paper.
Townlcy Active.
As a. preliminary 20 the couyen.
ION Mr. Tovulcy has appeared
loo o. number Of the cepters ~ M,
tate. and has talked 20 member.
81 an PARTIES upon his proposed
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Block II, r Armijo y otoro Al
dition.
United s,atos Of America. Lots
] to 6 inc. Block 8, II. ArmlJo y
OterO Addition.
- j Rankin. Lots Z, s and Q,
Block 8, H. Armljo y Otero Adj
a. NJ osuna. Lots 10. II and ~
Block 5. r. Arm!jo y Otero Adj
VIM. Oestreich. SIR. Lot 10.
Block -. +. Armijo y otero Ad-
dltion.
Elvira Bonaguidi. Lot II, Block
-, r. Armiju y Otcro Addition.
Estate Max Paul Kempenich.
Lots 70 and IS. Block IL +. Ar
milo Y Otero Addition,
Mrs. Ed Farr. Lots II, IS and
10 Block ~, r. Armijo y otero
Addition.
Arthur hachccni. Lots ~ and u.s..
Block ~. r. Armijo y OterO Addi-
ton.
Mrs =. NJ Sandoval. Lots l and
g. Block 6, p ArmijO y Otcro
Addition
Catherine Hicks, Lots 3 and 4.
and the North one-half Of Lot ..
BLOCK 6. r. Arndjo y Otero Add
ton.
-. J. Gurule. South onc-hnlf OF
Lot .. all - Lots s and Z, Block
6, =. Armito v Otero Addition.
T H. Smell Lots and ~. Block
q. r. Armiio v Otero Addition.
Gus koulas, unplatted land north
of Lot ono on, Block 6, r. Armijo
iy Otero Addition.
r. Schneider. Lots I and 2.
Block g. Northern Addition.
Al and Gus Thclin. Lots 3 and
4. Block y. Northern. Addition.
John Motzcnbackor. Lots 5 and
g. Block 2. Northern Addition.
= McMillen P y. sullivan.
Lots Z =. . and 10. Block .. North
ern Addition.
Mrs Hertha H. Mann. Lots II
and 70, Block ., Northern Add
ton.
II =. Uollingsberry. Lots % and
2S. Block ., Homestead u Garden
Spot.
r. McMnlon a.. r. sullivan.
Lou 10, Block o. Homestead 4
Garden spot
O. Bachechi. Lots is To 90 inc
Block Z. T. Armijo y otero Al
dltipn.
Albuquerque Dairy Association.
unplattCd land 600 foot frontage
on Second street,. BLOCK /, T..
Armiiu y p-ero Addition.
Anna Iirhut Estate. unplatted
land $50 foot frontage ON Second
street,. Block L. +. Armijo y otero
Addition.
Frank Ncher. unplattcd lind $50
foot frontage on Second street,.
Block !, r. ArmiJd y Otero Addi-
ton.
l. A Chavez. ct al. implanted
land on southeast corner 81 Slate
Avenue and Second Street.
= - Ronsnll Lots ~ and II.
Block 3. Northern Addition.
James poolittic. Lots ~ and rs
Block 3. Northern Addition.
i. - Hcyn a.. g Winiamsl,
Lots II ana rs. Block 8. Northern
Addition.
Albertina Lind. Lot 10 and North
? feet Of Lot 20. Block 9. Northern
Addition.
\ Fleischer, Tr. &C. u. Griffin.
South 20 feet Z Lot 20. and all OF
Lot II. Block . Northern Addition
Ethel Coomhs. West 100 feet OF
Lot p. North 6 feet Of the WEES,
100 feet Of Lot %, Block 6. North
crn Addition.
John ", Blake. West loo feet OF
the South % feat Of ! OF 20 and ths
West 100 feel ~ Lot 20. Block 8
Northern Addition
n I. Broad. East a. feet 81 Lot.
% ana -, and the East ~ feet oi
the South 20 feet Of Lot p, Block
.. Northern Addition.
Henry Goota Lots I ana 2, Block
T. Northern Addition.
Royal A. Lawson, Lot 3, Blocl,
g. Northern Addition.
r. r Lovitt. Lots I and 8. Block
Z. Northern Addition.
j. L. Pine. Lots q and Z. Blocl,
Z, Northern Addition.
A. II. Stroye. contract with J. u
Rcyl. Lots ) and ., Block 4. North
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Everyone is talking about this great
novel which is today the best seller
in Europe and America. 1t will appear
seria1ly
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n4 fp tho costs thereof. and AZ to
tho manner of payment therefor.
and us to the amount thereof to he
ass -scd against the property
ahuttihg thereon. In person or by
counsel you may uppCnr at such
bearing and contest the proposed
assessment for such Improvement.
tho regularity OF the proceedings
with reference thereto, the benefits
q said Improvement to the prop
,rty. or any other matter with
.. ference thereto.
The total estimated cost Of said
entire Improvement IL f64.G2A62.
Tho property which you own Or { n
which you are Interested. and
against which II is proposed Ia
make an assessment for such Inn
.rrovcment IL described as follows.
Mrs. r. t. sturges. Lots I to q
inc Block 2, r. Armiio y otcro
Addition.
Henry T Meyer. Lots :. s and .,
Block g F. Armijo y Otero Add.
ton
Frank Neher. Lots 10. II and
80 Block ,. r. Armiio y Otero
Addition.
Ida L. Plummcr. Lots is and II.
block y, r. ArmiJo y Otero Add.
ton.
e FranchIni. Lots IS and 10.
Block s. r. ArmiJo y Otero Addi'
ton.
Colombo Society. Lots II and Is.
Block \, +. Armiio y utero Add.
ton.
Drcste Bachechi, Lots 10 to "a
Inc. Block s. r. Armijo v Otcrt
addition.
Annie Davis. Lots 10 and II
lock 3, r. Armijo y Otero Addi.
ton.
r Ferron. LOIS Is. 10 and u
block .. T. Armijo > Otoro Addi.
tion.
Anna NJ Austin. Lots is and 10
Block g, f. Armijo y Otcro Addi.
ton.
A.. Piccinini. Lots 90 and p
Block 2, T. Armijo y Otero ADD.
lion.
o. Franchinl Lots %. 90 and "a
Block g. r. ArmiJo y Otero Add
ton.
Mary V. Harris, Lots / 70 s inc.
Block 3. r. Armijo y Otero Add
ion.
Frank Nehor Lots 8. Z and :
FLOCK 3. = Armijo y Otcro Ada
lion.
Mrs. + O. whitson Lots 2. 10
~ and H. Block ?. T. Armliu
1tcro Addition
NJ Nnio. lots 10. -. 10. and m,
North 10 Of Lot 10, Block 10. 4
Armijo y utero Addition
portTfeld Co.. contract will
o. y, Hnrrisonl. South TO- Of 10
10. AL Of Lot II. and the North 8
n Lot - Block 10. i. Armijo !
Dtero Addition.
Frank Cursor. South 90 OF 10
rs North go Of Lot 10 Block 10
F. Armjio y Otero Addition.
NJ. Albers, South o. Of Lot 10
an % Lot 20. North iO' Of Lot q
Block 10. r Armijo y O;oro Add
lion.
John ID Notgrass. south rs OF 10.
~ and all Of lot %. Block 10. r
Nrmijo v Dtero Addition.
J. .. Ross and Lacy l. Ross
Lots 20 and -. Block 10. +. Armi
10 y Otero Addition.
State Trust 4 savings nanl
! contract with T.. ". Hamml. Lot
to me. Block T. T. Armljo
utoro Addition.
d Tapia, Lots . and 6. Block
F. Armijo y Otero Addition.
a Lencioni, Lots Z and s. Blocl
Z, II ArmiiO s Otoro Addition.
y francis Stoclo Lots 9 and "a
Block T. e. Armiio y Otero Add
! tlon.
Julia pulduini. Lots II and II
Block T. r. Armijo y OterD
Addition.
Mrs A. Wallner. Lots ~ and II
Block ~, p ArmiJo $ Oicro Al
dition
- Huppc, Lots Is to IS inc
Block II. r. Armijo y Otero Ad
dition
Al and Gus Thelin. Lots 10 an,
20, Block II. +. Armijo y otter,
Addition
Luke Walsh. Lots "a 10 20 inc.
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NEW YORK. March 90 Lady
Nttu. viii airl., Boo New York on
Aprif 49, This was the word re-
cety,d today 10y Mary Garrett Hay.
chairman 90 the New York City
League Tor Women Voters
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the said Improvement. or against
any matter or thing connected
Herewith. to file such protest IN
writing with the city Clerk Of Al
buquerdue on or before the COM
mcnccment Of such hearing.
CSigned) WALTER NJ. CONNEIIr
Chairman. city Commission and
EX-officio Mayor. city OF Albu-
querque. New Mexico.
Attest. (Signed)
adobe w. McAvOY.
tScal). City Clerk.
Mar. Is, %. 20.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
STATE or NEW NEXiCO,
County of Bcrnaliilo.
IN the District Court.
University Heights Development Com.
pany. a corporation. plaintiff.
Va.
Mrs. George A. Joyce. Walter W. Joyce.
Mrs. walter g RAabe. George A. Joyce,
deceased, and all unknown heirs %
George A. Joyce. deceased. and all un.
known heirs and al unknown claim.
ants. and all unknown heirs ~ m.
known claimants u interest advsrse TO
plAintiu In the premises herein Dc.
scrhed. defendants.
You sud each ~ you. The above named
defendants, are hereby notified that the
o AAL" 1880 49, - u.s. w
run action against you and each ~ you,
the object thereof being to quiet title "
the plaintiff In and 70 certain real estate
situate and located In Berna.1lo County,
New Mexico, described a. follows. 10.
wit.
Lots 20 and "a in Block No. 5 of the
University Heights. an addition 80 the
city Of Albuquerque. New Mexico. ~
same are shown and designated on the
mhp 81 said addition filed In the office
u the Probate CLERK and Ex OHeio Re
on the It'll day ~ February. 1918.
You are further notified that the said
uction Is Tor the purpose Of establishing
plaintiffs estate In the furegoinK ie-
fcrlbed premises against any claim which
YOU or any Of YOU may have adverse 10
tho interest N the plaintiff IN the prem
ises, aud that plaintiff prays that each
~ you shall be forever stopped aud
barred from having Any claim. right. 81.
TO- or interest In and 20 the said real
estate adverse TO plaintiff and that plain.
uffs title be forever quieied aud sct at
rest
The rsme of plaintiffs attorney u
Dennis Chavez. whose address Is 2i2i
Whiting BLDG, AiSuqnerque. New Mexico.
Inltss YOU enter your appearance or
cnuse sfme 20 10 enterd on or before the
GOSH day % April. i92e iudsmnt will
he rendered against you by default and
the decree PRAYED Tor In the complaint
Will b. granted.
Dated this ist dav ~ March. 1919.
FRED CkOLLOTT.
BARRY p LEE
(sEALl Deputy.
! Mar ms %.
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Chautauqua Here
: About July 10th

Nlkuqugrgue's chautauqun will
10 here about July 10. according
tsfn letter which has been receiv-
Thy T. g. Morsfclder. head 81
fle chHuIHHuus committee, from
the lrlpafh Horuer people They
urc1ict the best program yet in
~ irtf-r with all kinds and va
D eiies M entertainment
Nhe chHutHuuuu will have new
t0ftf tni. year. which have been
o retinlIp huil' 10 accommodate
30 and give greater comfort 10 tho
Do tHJtsurr Thcac new tents VIII
a. d. rufIrUiE waterproof
- drilling story and - work OF
litfrary urt. II Winter Comes, 1y
n. VI Hutchinson. First la
-fnfin'c1t In The Herald Monday.
Nnsrch -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

PRANK Crnur says 1921 will he
known ~ the year when MARX
Sabre was born. Mark sabre L.
thr hero nf Hutchinson great
novel. ''if Winter Comes. The
fir-t in-tallmcnt appears In The
Herald Monday. March -.
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innovation iu tho political lifc of
tha organization The executive
U1mmIt'r. Hr.l % fry OF t1o friend
Ir u-uu-uHrtl-1n papers have CON
iI.trJ OBJ campaign against tho
PLAN other partisan papers
hIyr sided with Mr.. Towulcy
So thoroughly has she battle
between tho executive commute.
and Mr.. Towuloy ohscurcd tho
other issues thut few names have
been mentioned u- possible cam
dldHtos Tor higher offices should
the executive committee find IT,
self ln power and tho convention
decide To- name a full state and
national ticket
For the lower stntc officers
there 10 an abundance q candi-
dates Members Of tho Non-parti-
san league nov holding state Of
0c,s ar, expected to have the sup
port uf the executive committe"
In being again nominated for the
position they now hold.
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HERALD WANT AID e

Are thoroughly trained adj
writer's. If you so desire. they
viii gladly assist you in word
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-21
REGULAR REPUBLICAN
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
HARRY A. BALDWIN
RECORD SHOWS FAILURE

In this campaign too much emphasis cannot be placed upon the
necessity, if any thing is to be achieved for Hawaii, of sending to
Washington a delegate to congress who is in sympathy with the ma
tonal administration and the majority i'll congress. Baldwin is in
sympathy with them and McCandless is not.
Speaking at the Hipp in Waikiki McCandless argued that the
fact of his being a Democrat when the Republicans are in power
would make no difference, that he is a strong enough man to over
come such a disadvantage. In judging of the future it is wise to
take into consideration the facts of the past and if that be done it
will be evident that McCandless' argument is not well founded.
To be delegate to congress has not been the sole ambition of
McCandleSs. Ones memory has to go back less than a decade to re-
call that McCandesS was an aSpirant for the governOrship of Ha-
wall at one time. He had the endorsement of the democratic COM
mittee but-he was not appointed. Lucius E. Pinkham was named
and it is a matter of common knowledge that during the whole time
followers. McCandess was not strong enough to get something for
himself when he had the backing of his party at home from a demo-
cratic administration at Washington.
Seldom have the recommendations of McCandless' party been
needed at Washington. A glance at the personnel of the bench of
the Islands, a look into the appointments of territorial officials,
of the more important post offices of the Islands will make this plain
McCandless and his followers had little or no influence, were given
scant consideration during the eight years that Wilson was in power.
When Pinkham retired, c. j. Mccarthy was named to succeed him.
earthly was person a non grata to the McCandless element.
Under such circumstances, since the democratic candidate for
delegate even when his party was in power on the mainland was
never able to command the ear of the president and department
heads at Washington, it is manifest that it would be the height of
folly to send him to the National capital when he is and has been
for more than 10 years in opposition to the party which is in control
Were McCandless an ADLER man than Baldwin, which he is not,
had he a better record than Baldwin, which he has not, it would be
unwsdom to make him aawaiis delegate at this time but outside
of his business the record of McCandless where such record can be
taken into consideration for his possible usefulness for his constitu-
entS, is one OF failure. Success begets further successes. Failures of
the past are a promise of more failures in the future. Hawaii does
not want to send a failure to represent it in Washington.