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20, ROSWELL DAILY RECORD PAGE FlVJfi SELIGMAN FOR- (Continued from Page One) the convention chose Dan K. Sadler of Baton and Coif ax county, a staunch i Democrat from the extreme northern portion of the -state, and Andy Huds-! peth, of Carrizozo and Lincoln county ia the south central section. Both 'are slrong Democrats and Hndspethj has refused attempts in the past to get him to run ifbr' and the United States finally consented for his name to go before the convention SOT the non-political post of. supreme court justice. T.

E. Mears of Portales, presidet of the New Mexico Bar association was the third man in nomination. The Democrats went over to Clovis in Curry county on the extreme east central side of the state to pick A. W. Hockenhull to pair with Arthur Seligman, and -make the race for lieutenant governor.

Then the convention reached over into San Miguel county, a native stronghold, and chose Mrs. Marguer- ite Baca to run lor secretary of state. iirs. Baca is'the widow of the late i Jose Baca, who died while lieutenant (governor during Jim Hinkle's administration. She was placed in nomination last night by former Governor There was a bit of scrap smoug the natives for state auditor, and the" Spanish-Americans shelved Juan Vigil of Taos county to nominate Arcenio Velarde of Rio Arriba county which placed another nominee in the northern native counties.

It likewise throws a Democratic native candidate In Appreciation At the conclusion of another good summer season, we at Greenhaven desire to thank the people of Roswell for helping make it so. In building Green was our thought that you would appreciate a place to which you could send your friends and visitors, knowing they would have a pleasant and comfortable stay. This appreciation has been amply shown in the way you have so kindly directed inquirers and friends to us. Again, us thank you. Greenhaven, Inc.

into Rio Arriba county to oppose victor Uiibarri, the present state.auditor and who is a candidate for renomina- tion on the Republicin ticket: Vigil had been slated for nomiatibn, and first indication of sentiment to contrary came when a gentleman from Ca-tron county Amoved that Vigil's made by acclamation. Rio Arriba protested vigorously and Judge J. H. Crist nominated He went over on the first ballot. Vigil had served two previous terms 1 as state auditor for; the Democrats two years ago was.the Democratic I nominee for.

the short term in the United States senate; He was defeated by the late United States Senator O. A. Larrazolb. Warren H. Graham of'Albuquerque won the greatest ovation he has ever received from a Democratic state convention when the party called upon him last -night to run once more for state treasurer.

On the roll call, Graham's nomination was seconded by each of the 31 counties. He previously served five and one- half years as state treasurer. Into the extreme southeastern section, the convention went to Carlsbad in "Eddy county to pick E. K. Neumann, Democratic leader in that section, World War veteran, and active in affairs of the New Mexico American Legion, to run on the ticket for the office of attorney general.

Then came "The Daughter of Democracy," as speakers styled Mrs. Georgia of Lovington and Lea DEM. CANDIDATES TO SELECT NEW PARTY CHAIRMAN Santa Fe, Sept. (AP) The Democratic state central' committee met here this morning to organize for the fall campaign, following the Democratic state convention which closed early this morning. Selection of a new state chairman was left up to the candidates who were nominated for the party ticket.

The candidates will meet at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in Democratic state headquarters to elect a chairman. The committee was addressed this morning by former state chairman Arthur Seligman, who is the nominee for governor. He explained to the committee the practical and working side of the task of the central committee and of the state chairman. Mrs. L.

K. McGaffey of Roswell was elected vice-chairman of the central committee and Mayor Clyde Tingley of Albuquerque was elected treasurer. Bcvtou Wool Boston, Sept. Western grown wools grading 58, 60's and finer have been quite active during past week. Prices were firm on the REPUBLICANS NOW-- (Continued from Page One) inatiou for re-electioa if that is the 1 the convention.

There was some uncertainty over state treasurer, relating to a determ- ination by Emerson Watts on whether he would accept re-nomination or in-j tends to quit state office for private in Roswell. 'Dr. Austin D. Crile, likewise has not decided whether he will be a candidate for re-nomination for land 'commissioner, until he has arrived at' a determination of whether he has! regained sufficient, strength, from al recent illness to withstand the ardors of a campaign without further impairing his health. John'TVy Chapman, of Sapta Fe, attorney ACOr-jthe New com-' mission has support for the nomiua- tion of attorney general, and J.

Frank- Curn, of Wagon Mound, also an attorney for the tax commission, is the only announced candidate for the state supreme court. Talk continues however in Santa Fe that Justice Charles Catron may become a candidate to succeed himielf. 'Two candidates for the supreme court will be 'nominated for election. county, who was again nominated for average combing classes of these two state superintendent of public in-jg ra( es alu some offerings were' struction. That gave southeastern' ii htly stronger on the strictly comb- New Mexico another candidate, but ng i ass Opening prices at Sydney speakers call her "The State's Can-1 all(1 London were about on the level didate," because two years ago shei at hi well informed members of ied the entire Democratic ticket although defeated by Atanasio Montoya; the Republican candidate.

The Democrats made an attempt to strike in the heart of a Republican stronghold with the nomination of Jesus C. Sanchez of Valencia county trade had predicted they would open. This gave manufacturers confidence to enter the- market and cover their needs. We have some real bargains in used cars as a result of many trades on the New Straight Eights. The owners have taken plenty of depreciation--we have checked them over from one end to the other and we know they're "slick." Come around tomorrow and see and drive one of these cars.

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For the nomination as state corpor-1 stion commissioner, the Democrats' picked a former Republican who had had quite a bit of political say-so in Valencia county. Sanchez served a term in the house of representatives as a republican, and served two terms as V.alencia county school superintendent as a Republican. Another Democratic move to beat the Republicans at in Valencia county was the nomination of Elfego Baca, former Albuquerque Republican lawyer no.w living in Belen, for the office of district judge. Then, on. top of those indicators of Democratic moves to battle the Republicans to the end on their own ground came the fusion the In- dependent-Non-Partl2an movement in 'Bernalillo and Sandoval counties with -Democratic party.

Two years ago the Republican convention at Albuquerque welcomed El Club Politico Independente into its convention with open arms, and last the Democratic state convention welcomed the Independente-Non- Partisans into its convention with rousing cheers and introductions by George Armijo. I. Ulibarri and A. Gutierrez, addressing the convention pledged the support of the Independents to the Democratic state ticket, and there was much talk a.bout affairs of the Middle Rio Grande conservancy district. The Independents however, made no reference to whether they would support the Bernalillo county Democratic ticket.

There were three men in the delegation represented the Independent movement. The convention" closed completely harmonious, and during three days the only atmosphere of possible dissatisfaction loomed in the Sellers- Seligman race for governor. IE there were any hard feelings left there, none were apparent and many of the Bernaliilo county delegates expressed satisfaction with, their lot after Albuquerque received the nomi- iinatipns for United States Senator, congressman, and state' treasurer. Although Jim Hinlile had to be for 'land commissioner, and" jit is still not known definitely he will accept, expressions cf satisfaction. were heard' everywhere "and politically there was a belief, that.a.

Seligman-Hinkle combination would relieve any possibility of a re-opening of the Hannett-Seligman warfare. The ticket as finally" nominated, however, does' not give the equal representation in office .1 as demanded of -both parties, by El Club Politico Independendiente. The Spanish- Americans received four 1 of: the on the Democratic ticket, whereas their demand had for six of the thirteen. -El Clnb Politico was not represented by a speaker at the convention, as it had been two years ago. nominated', is pledged to support a Democratic platform upon "Honesty, Efficiency and Economy," in state government, and the correction of "evils due to graft and corruption," which it is alleged- exist under the present Republican administration.

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