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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Citizen, 1891-1906 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. TRAIN ARRIVALS WEATHER FORECAST No i 7.45 p.m. No. 4 7. 50 p. m. H No. p. m. 710. 55 CITIZEN reiver. Colo., Dec. 3. Fair tonight 1 JQUEEQU No. 8 1. 10 p. m. and Wednesday. No. o 1 1. is p. in. GET THE iNEWS FIRST" VOLUME 122. AL15UQUEHQUE. NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 3, 1907. NUMBER 200 ROOSEVELT POINTS THE NEED PRESIDENT m CONGRESS STATEHOOD BILL IS. BRADLEY 010 NOT THAT THr tM IS SOUND IS INTRODUCED TODAY Business Conditions in Good Shape but Jury Reported a Verdict of Changes Are Needed in System of "Not Gvllty" at 10:30 -- to Keep Up With Great Will Take Usual Course But O'clook This Currency Will be Given Proper Morning. Growth-Mu- st Incourage Intelligent Farmers - Agricultural Interests at Santa Fe. DEHOHSTMflOn.OF to Prosperity. APPLAUSE FOLLOWED PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

SAYS LAWS MUST BE ENFORCED ALIKE BEF0REB0TH HOUSES Immediately Upon Being DtsJ charged. Defendant Rode Away From Court House In an Autom- REGARDLESS OF WEALTH Of! POWER Message From New State of Okla-Kecclv- obile-She Will Join Her -- Glad to be In Union Sister at Goldflelds. Nev. and Under Self Governme- Changes In Regular Army With Better Pay Urges Radical nt-New State Washington, D. C. Dec. i. The For Officers and Quick Advance- Jury in the case of Mrs. Annie f. Prosperous. Hradlev who was charged with the ment For Officers of the Line-Coun- try Must Keep En- murder of former Senator Arthur M. Brown, of Utah, at a local hotel. "It 1s Idle to bnllil battleship itnlow In nllltlHI to iirmidlng tlm ni en bimI the mean for tlioroinrh Washington, Dec. S. (Special.- )- December 8 last, this morning Navy and Back It Up With Coast Defenses Par- - larging training o provide tin- auxiliaries fur tlicm I'nlifM we provide (looks a l tlie oiliii- Mat loin Wo The bill for statehood for New Mex- brought in a verdict of not guilty. thK. ilellclcncy shoo hi no longer be. ico was Introduced by W. H. An- The Jury reported In -- Dis- the court ticularly on Pacific Extends no Encouragement to Ml to 'lst. IVrtiticnl Ions of tliei Ixxt lvw should he p ruvldcMl for ail our jrreati, hnrlior.' drews, delegate to congress, today. room at 10:08 o'clock. When the I linn itooMCveii s Jiessfr u tioiijrrvws. It was bill number four. court asked If they reached a Ver- honest Corporations but Says All Must Not be Condemned The bill U quite similar In many dict, the foreman answered, "We respects to the last statehood bill. have." Because of a Few-Urg- es More Power for National Gov kind, and stlimore that they have and all other great corporations will harmony with the several state com It provides for single statehood for "What la your verdict, gentle- In part sougm to prohibit what could do well to recognize that this con- missions, each within Its own prov New Mexico, however, and retains men?" ernment In Dealing With Complex Problems Among not be effectively prohibited. and trol must come; the only question Is luce, to achieve the desired end. the name of the slate of New Mex- "Not guilty," was the answer. have In., art In their prohibitions as to what governmental body can Kliernuui Anti-Tru- st Imw. ico. Demonstration of applause follow- be allow- In my The bill provides ed Commerce-La- ws confounded what should most wisely exercise It. The courts Moreover. Judgment there that the gover- the announcement. Trusts and In Interstate Need Amend ed and what should not be allowed. will determine the llmim within should be additional legislation look nor, the chief justice of ftlrs. Uradley was Immediately dis- It is generally useless to try to pro- , which the federal authority can ex lug to the proper control of the court and the secretary, apportion charged from custody. .Following ing-Ta- rlff Revision Not Advisable Now. hibit all restraint on competition, ercise it. and there will still remain great business concerns engaged in the territory for the purpose of hold- the ovation she left the court house whether this restraint be reasonable ample work within each stste for interstate business, this control to be ing an election for delegates to a in an automobile. In a few daya or unreiisonable; and where It Is not the railway commission of that exercised for their own benefit and constitutional convention. There she will Join her sister at Uoldliebl, useless It Us generally hurtful. state; and the national interstate shall bo 113 delegates to the consti- Nev. To the Keiinte and House of Repre- done by legislation to help the gen The successful prosecution of one de- commerce commission will work In (Continued In $tiplctiicnt.) tutional convention and the division sentatives: eral prosperity; but no such help of to immediately of the territory a permanently vice evade the law for their election No nation ha greater resources beneficial character develops another device to accom- shall be according to population upon 1EXAS ADMISSION WON'T thiti) our mid 1 think It can be truth- can be given to the less able and less plish the same purpose. What is the vote for delegate to congress in fully said that the citizens of no na- fortunrte save us the results of a needed is not sweeping prohibition the 1906 election, the apportionment policy ln.-ur- e to tion lxuwews greater energy and in- which shall the ad of every arrangement, good or bad, JAPANESEAMBASSADOR SEGRETARY TAFT IS IN to be made on the sixth Tuesday af- dustrial ability. In no nation are vantage of all Industrious and eff- which may tend t restrict competi- ter the passage of the enabling act STAND IN KANSAS the fundamental buslneiss conditions icient people who act decent Iv: and tion, but such e supervision by congress. pounder ours at this very mo- this Is only another way of saying and regulation as will prevent any The bill provides twenty daya than that any benefit whien cornea to the that ment; and it la foolish, when such restriction of competition from being IS SUDDENLY GALLED THE RUSSIAN after the passage of the measure b Topeka, Kan., Dec. S. , less - Judge Dana is the cm.-- for people to hoard mo- able and less fortunate must of to the detriment of the- public, as congress, the governor shall & necescsity come ever more to the issue today decided In the case. In which ney instead of keeping It in sound well as such supervision and regula- proclamation calling the constitu the atate of Kansas Is trying to prov bank?; for It is ich hoarding that more able and more fortunate. If, tion as will prevent ether abuses In tional convention for the Mon- therefore, tha less fortunatp Is third that the International Harvester Co. It the Immediate- occasion of money man no way connected with restriction of day after tha election for delegates. trust con- " . envy CAPITAL existed, that the "Texas i nge-i'icy- Moreover, a. moved by of his more ffcriunnte as rule, the competition." Other provision contained In fession" company ad-iti- sh brother to at , tha f the of the was not business of our peonle in conducted strike condition I have called your attention' In oiii are an appropriation to. f.ve as vitt'i.:-- U unaer Which in T- writ honewty and probity, and thhs they have both, though al- million dollars, and nectlona i'fnt- ' unequally, prospered, the result will these quotations to what I have of land case. applied alike to farms and factories. ready said because 1 - am satisfied for the maintenance of public BcllooJs tin ttfe Texas case, which is sim- railroads and baiks. to all our assuredly be that while damage may as In the to come to ona thut It is the duty of the national Unlooked For Alovo of M- Czar's Officials Tender Amer. statehood bill of lflfifl ilar to thls, the Harvester company legitimate commercial- enterprises. the struck at, it will government to embody in action the two million acres of faivd confessed a judgruont and paid a any large body f men, how- visit with an even heavier load the with new liqui- In one who principles thus expressed. ikado Flurry In cans Wel- which the state may fine of JS5.00J for violating the law certa-- i some strikes the blow Taken as Causes Cordial ever, there are to be date the railroad bonded indebted- of the state. , who are dishonest, and, if condi- a whole, we must all go up or go Interstate Commerce. ness nVi . n...... kA1 I . V. n . W . the c.own of Grant and Santa Fe coun- tions are such that these men pros- logetner. No small part of the trouble that Washington. come. ties. of the line Imposed, by Texas was in per or commit their misdeeds with "Vet, while not merely admitting, we have comes from carrying to an The new state must assume all the nature of a compromise and not impunity, their example in a very but lisisti.ig upon this, is extreme the national virtue of e, liabilities of the territory. The bill a confession of guilt couvrnunily. it also true of Independence In Initiative evil thing for the Where tha: where there Is no tcivernmenttti AOKI HAS BEEN GOOD ROUND OF OFFICIAL also provides that the capital ahall these men are business men of great restraint or supervision some of tha and action. It Is wise to conserve remain at Santa Fe unti the year sagiiclty temperament both un- this virtue and to provide for its 1920. and exceptional men use their energies. FRIEND TO AMERICA CALLS IS BEGUN BURNS WON AND scrupulous and reekdesa, and where not in way thru nre for the com fullest exercise, compatible with see- The governor, the chief Justice and the conditions ate such that they mon good, but in ways which tell ing that liberty does not become a the secretary, according to the pro- act without supervision or control against this common good. The for liberty to wrong others. Unfortu- visions of ihe bill, shall canvas the ai'd at first without effective check tunes amassed through corporate or- nately, this Is the kind of liberty that Washington, D. C, Uec. 3. Vis- fct. Petersburg, Dec. 3. Secretary election returns. WAS THEN HISSED from public opinion, they delude ganization are now so large, and vest the lack of all effective regulation in- count Siu Zo Aokl, the Japanese am- Tatt and party arrived here today After the new state has prepared many . poople making evitably breeds. The founders of the and finally Innocent Into sncn powfr in thi-- e thar wield them Moi-co- submitted its constitution, investment! or embarking in kinds of constitution provided that the na- bassador to the United States, has from and were met by a the bill provides that the president as to ni.ikrt it a mol'.er of necessity large deputation gov business that ar really unsound. to jjivj to jho sovereign this is, to tional government should have com- been recalled to Japan. He called of officers and shall Issue a proclamation admitting New York, Dec. I. 'Although giv- When the misdeeds of these success- plete and sola control of interstate ernment officials. the new state not later than twenty ing Burns all credit for' defeating the g jvirnmeiit, which represents the at the white house and state depart- days fully dishonest men are discovered, peojila as a whole some effective commerce. There was then practi- ment, president The party took quarters in the Ho- after he has recived a copy of "Ounner" Molr in the. heavyweight suffering comes not only upou them, power cally no lnteintate business save such notifying the and the constitution. battle In London last night, the Eng- it tupet vimiiii over their cor- Secretary of tel Ueleurope and accompanied by At press but upon the innocent men whom porate tl.se. In order to Insure a as was conducted by water, and this Root the fact. the general election for the lish la not . pleased ,wih fel they have misled. It U a painful healthy social and industrial life the nationul government at once pro- Technically he has been sent for representatives from the American adoption of the constitution, the bill victory, according to extracts from awakening, whenever It occurs; and, ceeded to regulate in thoroughgoing embassy, Including charge af- also provides for the election of all Kngllsh papers cubied r here .' this every big corporation should be held by his glvcrnTnent to make a per- the d' - naturally, it does occur those and effective fashion. Conditions state, county, precinct of- morning1. when responsible by, and be accountable to (he faires, started on a round of official and other who surfer are apt to forget that the to, some have now so wholly changed that the sonal report as feeling in this ficers but that the legislature shall The Kngllsh believed Burns to be sovereign strong enough to calls. two Li longer It was deferred the more pain- control its conduct. I am in no sense interstate commerce by water is in- country on the exclusion question. elect senators as done In other an American while in reality he is a ful It would be. In the effort to significant compared with the All the Russian newspapers devot- stuteR. Canadian. Hums attempted to make hostile to corporations. This is an Ambassador Aoki gave notice of Judge, punish the guilty it is both wis and age of combination, and any effort amount that goes by land, and al- ed pace to the welcoming of Taft The federal the U. S. district a speech when he entered the ring proper to endeavor so far as possi- most all big business concerns are his recall practically at the same attorney and the V. S. marshal shall of the National Sporting club for the to prevent all combination will be sail- . to time word was received of the and the tone of each is one of un- be appointed by the prei-ident- purpose explaining ble minimize the distress of those not only useless, but in the end vici- now engaged in interstate commerce. ing of his nationality, who have been misled by the guilty. As a result, it can be but partially of the torpedo section of the mixed friendliness. The bill carries an appropriation but he was hissed down. His victory ous, because of the contempt for fleet destined for the Pacific. Aokl of J1S0.0OO expenses Yet it is not possible to refrain be- law which the failure to and imperfectly controlled or regu- for the of the lust night after the fight, which all cause of such distress striving enforce law by of any has been an unswerlng friend of the first general election. admit was his from the third from Inevitably produces. We should. lated the action one of throughout re- round, to put an end to the that the several states; such action In- United States all the This bill will take the usual course was hooted. mideds moreover, recognize in cordial and cent differences. He has been here pacing to the proper committee but are the ultimate causes of the suf- ample fashion the Immense good ef- evitably tending to be either too fering, and, as a means to this end, drastic or else too lax, and either a little over a year and his recall so CHICAGO WITHDRAWS Delegate Andrews has received assur- fected by corporate agencies In a in soon can be taken as nothing but ance that It will receive as prompt where possible to punish those country such as ours, and wealth case ineffective for purpiwes of Jus- and, as a means to this end, the tice. Only the national government an expression of disapproval of the attention as Is consistent with the A PASSENGER of Intellect, energy, and fidelity de course he has been pursuing. great amount of business before con STEAMER where possible to punish those re- to can in thoroughgoing fashion exer sponsible for may be voted tneir service, and therefore Mikado is Curious. I RACE FOR THE gress and will be reported In due them. There normally to the service of the public. cise the needed control. This does order, honest differences of opinion as to by not mean that there should be any is believed that the purpose for action ut the hands of that many governmental their officers and directors. The It of body. policies; but corporation has come to stay, Just aa extension of federal authority, for the Japanese government is to se- ON ROCKS OFF surely there can be no such differ- such authorlly already exists under cure Aokl the trade union has come to stay. from Viscount Information Washington, D. 3. ences as to the need of untouching Kaeh the constitution in amplest and most which Commissioner Ishll could not REP. CONVENTION C, Dec. The perseverance in war against suc- can do and has done great house of representatives assembled the good. Kach should be favored so form; but It does mean possibly have acquired during his cessful dishonesty. long that there should be an extension short stay in America today with but one object, namely to my message on as It does good. Hut each should regarding the listen to reading presi In to the congress be sharply chocked where it acta of federal activity. This Is not ad- attitude of the administration here the of the December 5. IS 05, I sard: vocating centralization. It is merely with particular reference meas- dent's message. The galleries show- gen- against law and Justice. to Kansas Clly Delegation ed the Interest of public to be "If the folly of man mars the pne looking facts In the face, and realiz- ures recently applied by the Japa- Sends the eral well-bein- g, then those who are makers of our na- ing almost as great aa on the opening tional especial- that centralization In business nese government to restrict depar- innocent of the folly will have to constitution provided han already come and can not be ture from Japan for to Washington With $750-00-0 day. Payne, of New York, from the by ly that the regulation of Interstate Amerlcu of the appointed to notify the People Were Transfarred to pay part of the penalty incurred avoided or undone, and that the pub- coolie element. Also that the Japa-nen- e committee those who are guiliy of the folly. commerce should come within the lic large president that congress was ready to sphere of general government. at can only protect Itself government deslrea a prudent Check. reported Land In Baskets A panic brought on by the specula- the from certain evile effects of this busi- forecast of the likelihood of con- receive the communication, and tive folly of part of the business The arguments in favor of their tak- ness by providing bet- that the message would soon be sent ing over- centralization gressional action in the direction of community would hurt the whole this stand were even then ter con- of- to the house. All Were Savec. methods for the exercise of exclusion legislation. There is no Chicago, 3. - business community; but such stop- whelming. Hut they are far stronger trol through ficial Dec. Chicago will not Speak- Cannon read the following today, de- the authority already intimation that the ambassador a delegation to- page of welfare, though it might be In view of the enormous centralized In the national govern- is not send to Washington telegram from Oklahoma: "Oklaho- velopment of great business agencies, to return. morrow to bid for the national re- legislature severe, would not be lasting. In the ment by the constitution Itself. Then ma's first state has just Halifax, N. S., Dec. 3. admll-t- y long run, one vital factor in usually corporate In form. Exper- publican convention. been ordanized and inspired by the The the the must be no halt In the healthy con office will at once begin an inves- permanent prosperity of the country ience has shown conclusively that it structive course of action which this The deputation of twenty-fiv- e se- fond reality of self government, sends i useless to try to get any adequate lected 10 obtain the dis- a greeting to the sixtieth congress of tigation to place the blame, if any, Is the high individual character of regulation nation has elected to pursue, and has TWENTY-FIV- E CHARREO convention the average American worker, the and supervision of these steadily pursued, during the last six banded last night after a conference. the greatest nation on earth and con- for the wreck of the Canadian Pa- average citizen, no nu.tiwr great corporations by state action. veys to its sister states a message of American regulation years, as shown both In the legis- it was decided that Chicago should cific steamer Mount Temple, which whether his work be mental or man- and supervision can lation of the congress and the admin- nut priftT intu rnmnplltlon thj progress and prosperity and loyal wage-worke- r, only be by com- struck, the Iahave ledges during ual, whether he be farmer of effectively exercised a istration of the law by the depart- BODIES HAVE BEEN other cities but through Congressman devotion to the union and the a man or professional sovereign whose Jurisdiction Is coex- Mmply na- mon good of all." snow storm yesterday. business tensive ment of Justice. The moet vital need louden should Invite the man. with the Held of work of the Is in connection with the railroads. tional committee to select Chicago as At the conclusion of the reading The Indications are that the Mount "In our industrial and social sys- corporations that is, by the national Aa to these, in my Judgment tho place for the convention, guar- the house broke out with applause government. 1 reg- there was Temple will be a total loss. tem the Interests of all men are so believe that this should now be either a national in- anteeing a Hist class hall well fin- and recess taken until 12:30 dusely intertwined that in the im- ulation and supervision can be ob- corporation act or a law licensing anced. o'clock. The work of transferring passen- straight-dealin- g by mense majority of eases a tained the enactment of law by railway companies to engage in- A delegation from Kansas City, On reconvening the president's gers and the crew to the luml the congress. 6leady in secretary appeared presi main man. who by his etliciency, (,ur terstate commerce upon certain con- earning. It is said, a certified check with the was resumed thl The sav- by his ingenuity industry, bene- aim should be by legislation, cau- 1750,000, passed through city dents message, which was laid be momii:s. and tiously ditions. The law should be so for this ing of nil the passengers, fits himself, must also benefit oth- and carefully undertaken, but framed as to give to the Interstate on iu way to Washington fore the house and its reading be- more than Death In dan-gi-ro- us ers. Normally, the man of great resolutely persevered in. to assert the commerce commission power to pass List Naomi Mine lo bind the convention. gun by the clerk. In the meantime 600 In number, under a most productive capaoiiv sovereignity of the national govern printed copies of It were laid on the condition, Is regarded as a who becomes oy upon the future Issue of securities, rich by enabling them to produce! ment amrmatlve action. while ample means should be pro Disaster Will Reach Fifty desk of each member. unexcelled In tne annals of ma- more than they could produce with-- ! "This Is only In form an innova- vided to enable the committsion, LIFE LOST IN A The Bcnate. rine disasters of the North Atlantic. out his guidance; and tion. In re- When the ship struck the rocks, and both he substance it is merely a whenever in its Judgment It Is neces It Is Believed. The annual message of the presi among they share in the benellt, which storation; for from the earliest time sary, to make a physical valuation of hundnlH. whom were more comes uch regulation dent was received In the senate at than Zuo women and children, were wlso to the public at large. of industrial actlvi any railroad. Aa I stated In my mes- 12:43 o'clock The superficial faot the sharing) tif has been recognized In action sage congress year ago, NEW YORK FIRE and within a minute thrown into a panic. may that the to the a rail Pittsburg, Dec. 3. Twenty-fiv- e of the secretary had begun its reading. Heavy feus swept over the ship be unequal must never blind us of the lawmaking bodies; and all that roads should be given power to en- tho miners who were caught by message to underlying Is 1 suppose an The was presented to the and for hours the passengers stood the fact that there is to meet the changed ter into agreements, subject to these explosion of damp early Sunday by secretary to this sharing, and the benefit! conditions In such manner as will agreements tire senate the assistant waist deep In the water. that being made public in night In the Naomi mine near Fiiy-ett- e New York, Iec. S. One man was the president, Lrftttea, who followed All suffered terribly from the cold. come in gome degree to each man prevent the commonwealth abdicat- minute detail and to the consent of City, been by killed, seriously injured concerned. Normally, the wagework. ing the power li hag always possess- had reached the another and Senators Allison and Teller, a com A noun as order was restored a er, the Interstate commerce commission at 4 o'clock this morning. three uthers overcome by a back mittee which made the turlomary linu u.m taken ashore and by means the man of small means, and the ed, not only In this country, but also being first obtained. Until the na- All were dead. draft In a tire, which a upon average consumer, as well as the In Kngland before caused loss call the president. of baskets, the women and children and since this tional government assume proper The bodie were charred almost of Mu.uoo to a building In lileekcr Mr. Allison announced In impres were transferred to C'iron Hound in- average producer, are all alike help- country became a separate nation. control of Interstate commerce. In beyond ' s ed by making recognition. reet today. sive tones that the president had in land. conditions such that It has been a misfortune that the the exercise of the authority it al- The rescuers have found n signs All tho Injure- - are firemen. commu- - ISeverul fishing the man of exceptional business abil- national laws on this subject possesses, formed tliem that he would schooners assisted ity have ready it will be impossible of life anywhere. The dead man has has been Iden- and within three hours all had been receives an exceptional reward hitherto been of a negative or pro- - either to give to or to get from the The total number of victims Is be- tified us Sieget, an fl,r hln JlLiiifv Slnm-t'- nir nan V. a llarinan employe l.indtnl safely on the Ishiud without hibitlve rather than au affirmative railroads full Justice. The railroads lieved to be between forty and fifty. of a bakery in the building. (Continued tiu l'tifie Kilit.) accident. C3ITI23IN. aUrtJQUEIlQIIE EVENING TfEKUAY. IFXTFTVfnr.n S. 107

8 i CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO, SANTA FE TOWWSITE FOUR POINT DIVISION

1,100 population, town four months old; 21 stall concrete roundhouse; $62,000 Harvey hotel, mission style; $30,000 concrete depot, mission style; $40,000 3-story recreation building ;Jlarge concrete machine and car shops; 100 ton capacity ice plant for R. R. Co.; $42 ,000 concrete coal chutes. Numerous other railroad buildings

CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO, IS TILE NEW OF NEW MEXICO, OR TIIE BELEN CUT-OF- F. ALL TOE WATER THAT WILL BE REQUIR- LONG DISTANCE LINES. THERE ARE THIRTY-- SANTA FE DIVISION TOWNSITE, SITUATED CLOVIS WILL BE THE DIVISION FOR THE ED FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES, THE SUP- FIVE BUSINESS HOUSES, SIX HOTELS PECOS PLY BEING INEXHAUSTABLE. THE RAIL- AND NINE MILES WEST OF TEXICO, NEW MEX- MAIN LINE OF TIIE SANTA FE, THE ROOMING HOUSES, FOUR LUMBER VALLEY LINE AND THE BROWN WOOD EX- ROAD COMPANY WILL ERECT A ONE HUN- YARDS, THREE LIVERY STABLES, COLD ICO, ON TIIE BELEN CUT-OF- TENSION, THUS MAKING IT A DIVISION DRED TON ICE PLANT FOR ICING RE- STORAGE AND OTHER BUILDINGS AL- THE SURFACE OF TIIE LAND ON POINT FOR THREE DISTINCT LINES OF FRIGERATOR AND PASSENGER CARS. READY ERECTED. CLOVIS HAS NEARLY 'LOCATED IS THE SANTA FE SYSTEM. ELEVEN HUNDRED POPULATION, IS FOUR WniCII TIIE TOWNSITE IS TIIE CONCRETE COAL CHUTES, COST- BEST VALLEY TRACTS WILL BE MONTHS OLD AND GROWING VERY FAST. LEVEL. CLOVIS IS SITUATED IN TIIE TIIE PECOS ING $4,200.00, ARE HALF COMPLETED AND NEW MEX- IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS LO- PORTION OF THE LEVEL FLAINS COUNTRY TAKEN UP BETWEEN TEXICO, ARE THE LARGEST WEST OF THE MISSIS- AND BE MOVED CATION OR A NEW TOWN FOR INVEST- OF BEST DRY ICO, AND CAMEO, N. M., SIPPI RIVER. THERE ARE NUMEROUS AND IT IS TIIE CENTER TIIE CLOVIS MENTS, LOOK THE SITUATION OVER AT vVEST EIGHT MILES TO MAKE OTHER RAILROAD IMPROVMENTS TO BE FARMING AND STOCK RAISING SECTION THE CLOVIS. THE LOTS BEING OFFERED 'FOR TIIE NORTHERN DIVISION POINT OF STARTED, BUT THE ENGINEERS' REPORTS OF EASTERN NEW MEXICO. ALL THIS SALE ARE ALL RESIDENCE LOTS AND CAN PECOS VALLEY LINE. TIIE BROWNWOOD HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLETED AND WE LAND SETTLED UPON BY HOMESTEAD- CLOVIS BE PURCHASED AT FROM $70.00 TO $00.00, IS EXTENSION WILL BE RUN OUT OF CANNOT GIVE DATA ON THE SAME. AS LAND. A THROUGH LINE FROM PER LOT, ONE-HAL-F DOWN, THE BALANCE ERS WHO ARE IMPROVING THEIR WHICH WILL GIVE SOON AS THE BELEN CUT-OFF-- AND CON- TEXAJs. THE IN SIX MONTHS AT EIGHT PER CENT IN- TIIE SANTA FE LAND IMPROVEMENT COM- CALIFORNIA TO GALVESTON, NECTING LINES OF CLOVIS ARE COMPLET- COMPANY HAS RETAINED 320 TEREST. ON ALL SALES OVER $500.00 10 PANY HAS 213,000 ACRES OF RAILROAD RAILROAD ED, THE COMPANY WILL PUT ALL OF ITS PURPOSES AND PER CENT DISCOUNT IS ALLOWED. ON FIVE MILES ACRES FOR RAILROAD EXTRA CALIFORNIA FAST PASSENGER, SCRIPT LAND, COMMENCING MACHINE AND ALL CASH SALES, 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT THERE ARE EXTENSIVE FREIGHT AND PERISHABLE FRUIT TRAF- NORTH OF CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO, WHICH CLOVIS ALLOWED. CLOVIS WILL MAKE A CITY OF CAR SHOPS BEING ERECTED AT FIC ON THIS LINE, WHICH WILL BE TIIE CONSIDERED TIIE FINEST FARMING TEN THOUSAND POPULATION A IS CLOVIS WILL BE TIIE FIRST DIVISION SHORTEST BETWEEN CHICAGO AND IN FEW MEXICO. THIS AND YEARS. TniS IS TIIE BEST PROPOSITION LAND IN EASTERN NEW POINT WEST OF AMARILLO, TEXAS, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND GALVESTON, HOME-SEEKER- EVER OFFERED NEW LAND WILL SHORTLY BE OPEN TO S TIIE SANTA FE HAS JUST COMPLETED A IN MEXICO FOR TEXAS, AND NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, SMALL TWENTY-ON- E GRAD- INVESTMENTS AND NOW THE AND SOLD IN SMALL TRACTS ON STALL ROUNDHOUSE, AND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. IT WILL IS AND YARDS, ARE TIME TO PURCHASE THESE LOTS, AS THE TERMS TO SUIT THE PURCHASER. THE ED MILES OF SIDING ALSO CARRY ALL TIIE PACIFIC AND OR- ERECTING A $30,000.00 CONCRETE TWO-STOR- Y PRICES WILL DOUBLE WITniN SIX AROUND CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO, IENTAL MAIL WHICH IS NOW BEING COUNTRY TWO-STOR- Y MONTHS' TIME. DEPOT AND A $62,000.00 LARGELY HANDLED BY TIIE ROCK ISLAND WILL COMMAND TRADE FOR FIFTY MILES THREE-STOR- Y HARVEY HOTEL AND $40,000.00 AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC. E. J. CARLIN, GENERAL MANAGER FOR TO THE NORTH, THIRTY MILES TO TIIE RECREATION BUILDING FOR RAIL- THIS PROPERTY, WILL BE HERE FOR EAST, TWENTY MILES TO THE SOUTH AND ROAD EMPLOYEES. TIIE RECREATION CLOVIS HAS TWO NATIONAL BANKS ABOUT TWO WEEKS AND WILL BE LOCAT- LI- RE- ED TWENTY-EIGH- T MILES TO THE WEST. BUILDING WILL HAVE A STANDARD WITH $25,000.00 AND $35,000.00 CAPITAL IN THE OFFICE OF MAYNARD GUNSUL, SWIM- ELEC- ALBUQUERQUE THERE IS A SETTLER ON EVERY ICO ACRES, BRARY, POOL AND BILLIARD HALLS, SPECTIVELY. THERE IS A WATER, COMMERCIAL CLUB BUILD- MING AUDITORIUM AND Ll TRIC LIGHT AND ICE COMPANY LOCATED ING, PHONE NO. 145. CALL WHICH ASSURES ITS FUTURE RAPID POOL, AT ABOVE ROOMS FOR RAILROAD EMPLOYEES. ALL IN CLOVIS, OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY NAMED OFFICE OR PHONE YOUR" AD- GROWTH AND PERMANENCY. CLOVIS IS THESE BUILDINGS ARE OF SOLID CON- RAILROAD OFFICIALS, WITH EQUIPMENT DRESS, AND MR. E. J. CARLIN WILL CALL ON TIIE MAIN TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE CRETE AND TIIE LATEST STYLE OF MIS- NOW IN OPERATION. A COMPLETE TELE- AND SEE YOU. OF THE SANTA FE WHICH IS CALLED IN SION ARCHITECTURE. TIIE COMPANY IS PHONE SYSTEM IN OPERATION CONNECT- THIS TERRITORY, THE EASTERN RAILWAY DRILLING TEN LARGE WELLS TO SECURE ING WITH ALL ADJACENT TOWNS AND AGENTS WANTED. LIBERAL COMMISSIONS,

ppcxocxxxjcocxxxicxxxxxxxxog CXX3QCOCXX)CXXDOCXXX)COCOCXXXTP grand Jury of this district, received telegraphic notification yesterday "K3OX3aK0eXM that his presence In the national Socorro capital was Imperatively needed and and PERSONAL to return there at once. Accordingly THEY HA VE COME County Solicitor General Hoyt left the cap- Socorro ital for Las Vegas where he remain- . That Fine line of RAILROAD DEPARTMENT Paragraphs ed for a few hours consulting with tXXXXXXXXJCXXXXDOCXXXXIOCXXXXJ U. S. District Attorney David J. Upholstered Goods, (Arrivals at the Winkler Hotel: F. John Becker, Jr., of Belen, was an Leahy on official matters and leav- P. Medley, Magdalena; W. P. Len-no- n, Albuquerque visitor yesterday. ing at noon today for the east. Couches, Davenports San Antonio; J. K. Stevens, Ka- em- jESStfit Judge Daniel H. McMlllen, an Morris Chairs and tun; Jose Garcia, Magdalena; 8. inent lawyer of Las Cruces, was in that Ings were held In the Hotel Hecht. Denver; Carl O. Heller, Den- CONGRESSMAN CARTER Fine ver; Wm. Pender, Magdalena; Ben Santa Fe yesterday. Assortment of iMr. Mrs. Alfred Grutufeld. of Shortly after the conclusion of McClure, Magdalena; Wilbur N. and Rockers, Dining FREIGHT TRAINS Kyer, Denver; It. F. Hamilton, Den- this city, were registered at the Pal- IN CAPITAL Wednesday night's session the an- ace in Santa Fe yesterday. LIDS Chairs, nouncement was made that the ver; C. W. Wright, Albuquerque; W. hotel etc. grlevames of the firemen had been J. Kenwood. Denver; i. W. Manning, Col. II. E. Twitchell was in the clty satisfactorily adjusted. The trouble Albuquerque; Jas. T. Stalker, San yesterday hobnobing with the local He la Part Chickasaw Indian and N. Irrigation pU-- ) arose over the question of represen- Marcial; Itobt. I. Sife, Ulenwood, members of the National Part Scou-ii-lrlK- and a Cnm and out the OVER tation, the firemen demanding that M.; Jas. K. Waudill, Deming; C. H. congre-s- . which meets in this city Democrat. member of their organization be ALlalre, San Antonio; Dr. Geo. H. next October. ersi. wivcH. Hixtertt and Hwtxt-lirart- s, given privilege having Bacon, San Antonio. Territorial Engineer Vernon L. Sul- fathor, husbands and the of their Washington, D. Dec. S. affairs looked after by the Firemen' An eight-poun- d baby girl was born livan left Santa Fe yesterday for C, Chas. broilxTs. Wo liave ttieni to 111 In Bernalillo, Sier- D. Carter, the new representative in union. to Mr. Van Dusen on the 29th; points Sandoval, wilt I'll. baby are getting Dona counties on official congress of the fourth Oklahoma both mother and ra and Ana district, CUT-O- L. Q. Gould, chief clerk, to Mas- along nicely. Mrs. Van Dusen is the business pertaining to the improve- has arrived in this city and Keep Your Eye on Futrelle FF ter sister of Frank Sickles, with whom ment of the Klo Grande. with his private secretary, Clyde C. Mechanic Peden of the Santa Fe Downing, is registered the La Nor-mand- Central at Escancla, has accepted a she i. spending the Wfnter. Her home Miss Julia Chrlstensen, of Los An- at CASH OR PAYMENTS. : : :: KXD VIADUCT. position as timekeeper in the local Is in Pachuca, Mexico, but ahe came geles, Cal., who has been In the Mr. Carter is seven-sixteent- 1T machine shops. here to give her children the beneiit Capital City for Borne time as the Chickasaw and Cherokee In- of the American schools. dian, and Scotch-lrla- h. FQTRELIL.B FURNITURE CO. Coaling and Watering Sta- guest of her sister, Mrs. Chartes C. He has an interesting family Karl Humeston, who came here Catron, expects to leave for her. Na- K)OOOjO0000000 January for his history, being a descendant of assenger KILLS HER-IN-LA- W from Denver last home Wednesday. who captured Being Rushed -P- is to bed a than Carter, Sr., was tions health confined his with C. osteo- when a small by by severe of pleurisy. Mr. Humes-ton- 's Dr. H. Connor, successful Shawnee Indians attack ma.ssaere, 01 Is In City, Mich. pathic praetleloneer of Albuquerque, at Lackawanna valley Service Soon. THEN home Gould spent on offi- when all the other members of J. D. E&tlB, President. SUICIDES He is accompun.ed by ills mother. yesterday in Santa F the , cial business. He Is president of the family except a sister, were killed. (I. Gloml, Vie Presldemt. O. IUrieckl, TTMmT'--- W. V. White, secretary for H. C). Mr. Is a Territorial Hoard of Osteopathy and Carter a widower and has four Although the first of the month Bursum is confined to his bed with attended a session of the board yes- children, all living. He Is a support- has paused and the much talked of La Junta, Colo., IKc. 2. Follow- severe cold. Mr. White came to this terday afternoon. er of Bryan and expects him to win ConsoHdated Company ing a family quarrel. K. K. Abeyta country for his health. by a handsome majority. Uquor ULHHfcngcr train service between Al Oscar C. Watson, superintendent of buquerque and ltognell has not been yesterday shot and killed his mother-in-la- The regular quarterly meeting nf neeMOra to Mrs. the county commissioner will be the Mil u. Life Insurance company A ltellaldo ItciiMMly Croup. inaugurated it cannot be long until Jose Lucero, fired a shot In the comprising New Mex- for MIL'.NI A EAKIN, and BACH EC HI QIOtl. passenger trains will be at his wife and then tent u bullet held here on the firs: Monday in district With the dry, cold weather ot the regular ico, to Santa Fe an crou-r- y cut-o- ff through his own him- January, when they will pass on the returned after early winter months, parents WMOLKBALK DIALER IN running over the Belen as on head, killing e of of four weeks yesterday, dur- be on in average of about three freight self lnetantly. According to Mrs. bills for the hint quarter of 1907 and ing children should the alert Aheyta. husband was warrants for their payment. which lime he visited axencles for ominous symtoms. There it. no trains a week have been going over her under the In the part of the territory. cut-o- Is something not been southern cause for anxiety, however, the ff for the last month or o. influence of liquor and few words This which has when Wines, Liquors and Cigars Trainmen are authority for the about his condition preclpated the done In Socorro county for the last Judse John It. McFie left Santa Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is kept 1 Wt to statement that last week a tralnload chootlng. ten or twelve years and reflects great Fe yesterday morning for Velanie In the home. Jf this medicine kp tvrythlng la stock outfit tbo pre.-eii-t is ), nlven as soon as most of sheep watt uhlppeu from Helen to credit on the hoard, which ne ,,uni e Df niakhig a person-coin- child becomes fastidious bar oouipltta Alamoba, Texas, by way of Texico, used of Messrs David Farr, Kl- - , a investigation inu the circuin- - hoarse or even after the croupy i Hve ippo'ntstf excluslv apentt In the outrtw.w. 3. and an average of three trains of fetto Aram. Jo and Pedro S. 'onireras. ft'iiiee nnected with the murder cough has appeared, the attack may ben fr Mrs. r.lai k niKt.iti will entertain a. of Miss Tempteton, who was the bo warded off. Mr?. S. Koslnthal, of Schlltz, Wm. I.smp nd 8t. Louis A. B. C. Breweries; Vllowft3. freight a Vk via Texico have been j of at w hist this H:iptl-- t Ve- Turner. Michigan, says: "We hnve Gresn River, V. H. McBraysr's Cedar Prook, LouJt Hunter, T. J. f.. received on the cut-o- ff for the last number her fr end missionary teacher t r. or more. larde and the report of wlnw mur- used Chamberlain's Coucrh medicine arch, and other atandard trund of whisklft tco nutu!.! te n month K A. Avery, proptlctor of the Al- - morning. for ourselves anil children for several c'!. Coaling ftatlons and water tanks der reache here this WE ARE NOT COMPCUNDEK. put up all speed. Two len hotel, at returned to vents and like it very much. I think are be:ns with Hi Hon. Henry M. Hoyt, solicitor gen- It Is croup by bt-- i t. iaerlou, acheduled mixed trains now run over it pi. ice this Mr. Avery the only remedy for and Sut e'l tbe frirht article a received us from tie will .soon resume ' his residence i:i eral of he i'nited States, who was can highly recommend It." For sale D'.tf.llerlfeg and Brcwer et in tfce 6d tn.t ';. Can ad cutoff daily from one terminal visit-i- - lLftt ti the a in for a week on by Cr.'-tlcju- as he decided to fcive up Santa all druggists. Price-- o o 'iSocorm, has etock aa or rtt tsx Iliuatrarsl r.t another. hi- - (lu- ik liui.in sj in Majj'lalena and return oftieial liiisines Investittinir irsue'i to dm.!er only. '. BITTERS here, where he will assume the man-.tseiiie- -a st mis of certain Indictments return- Monarch canned toods at Mrs. Mary Orepory Murray, a mu- ed about a month ago by the C S. Crocery Co. TamsrzKazsBzzszrvx. w?jrttss&KttimiZ&is.t York, of ihe W'.nkler hotel and liieimFtr&risrwzxcet sician, of Now talked at the k hou-e- , are room night on "Search- ttie I' n nhicli places reading last nmv h.-ii- by his wife. Mu-.ii- Study." She conducted lights H Modern I was in of ir. Haeon, of San Antonio, la to love rli;!.ivfr:, anJ no ho. appeared u:i tier the auspices the hitiii to iv, lie bettig called here as of . reading room department the a w it In all'i'.iy cm be coiv.;lci '.y happy 't U San- no the shootiim which tSania i''c. It understood the i ago BUILDERS' AND FINISHERS' SUPPLIES enter- that low it some time out them, yet throti; ta Fe will furnlli a weekly In nlii.-i- Mrs. I,.mis Peralto sliet a thoorJeal this win- t tainment for the men here y.uniH s hi ef 'I'll. ins l'.ulitlo. which the emr-i-tan- ter. motlii Native ami Chicago Lumber. Klicrw faint None not-t'- r. is Kld- - t'tiit nrtss usually so luil of sufferiu.' Ituildins Putter, IMiL-tc- r, Lime, fcnu'iit, t;las, Sali, ltors, ti-u- i : When the Stomach. Heart, or i:t., i i i s s .i;i ci :s o w i.ey nerves yet weak, tti.'ii these or- - tiaavi' a:i.l fear th;t sh.; louks forwa-t- I'.tc, ham: ai.hti:i. aV alwtiys l'iill. iuii't drug the i?t. Iwui. Mj., Doc. 3. There will nor or, the critical hour with apprehensi on Mis- The best proof of the stiiinaeh. stimulate the iieart be no iriko of firemen the Kidneys. is a make-- j d, been That simply w and drea.l. Mother's Pri-n- by its per . J. C. BALD RIDGE 423 South First souri l'acltlc, trouble having merit of the Bitter in found isl.ifi. (let n prescription known to' averted through the efforts of Chas. 6 1 h UKKists everywhere as Dr. Whoop's tn irvy properties, allays tutmea, tic: vousness, a::, y. NeiU, United States labor commis- in its tvir increasing popu- Ui stoi at i ve. The Kestoraiive is pre-- I chair- ln-- sioner, nod Martin A. Knap;), larity atitonp; sick folks. For pared i xpreskiy for thesy w eak s thiijrs, and so prepares the system for tL man of the interstate commerce cum- iie nerves. Strengthen these nerves, in lesion. 54 years it lias been mak- build them up with Lr. Snoop's He-- i ord lasses through two government official see THE' These storatlve tablets or liquid und j ami With but .f) : Tuesday and Wednesday were in con. ing people well and is just li'iv nuickly will the B 4&R9 p. Lumber Co. help come. Free ' Albuquerque fereni e w ith the ollU lals of the as effective today. It cures i sample te t sent on reoue-- t by Ir. littl numbers have H Urothei hood of Locomotive Firemen Sli.uai Ifuelrif Ulj Viiiii htf.'illtl L WHOLESALE AND RETAIL and Knginenien and representatives Poor Appetite, Indiges- U surely worth this simple test. Sold testi "it is orth IVaikilUilil of the railroad company. tion, costivenes;, Liver by all dealers. its t l." 51.00 per The company was represented by Lcxnber. Glass, Cement anil Rex Flintkote Rcafinz A. V. Sullivan. general manager, Troubles, Female Ills, Our shirt and collar work Is per- boUl, Cook cent and M. Lt. C'lardy, general counsel. fect. Our "DOMICfe'riC FINISH" is The firemen were represented by Colds & Malarial Fever. the proper thing. We lead others vain a mailed free. and Assis- follow. First and Marquette Alfeaqeerqoe, New Mexico Grand Chief Hanrahan 1 TKC fc 1 0.1 CO., U!cnta, Ca. tant Grand Chief Diilon. The meet- - IMPERIAL LAUNDRY CO. t TUEKDAT, D10CKMRF.R B. 1W7

MANY SPEAKERS WILL t ADDRESS WOOL TO 5 CEHT T

Wyoming Association Conven-Ho- n will Meet January By buying Stoves, Ranges. Cooking Utensils, Enamel and Tinware, Nickel and Silverware, 10th and Uth. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Builders' and Shelf Hardware, Mechanics' Tools etc., etc.jatj ;;;.S ill Cheyenne, Wye, Dee. J. The call for the fourth annual convention of the Wyoming Wool Urowera" associa- b( tion, which will be hold In Laramie on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 10 and Omit head- Tlhe Oosimg' It, ha been Issued from the Great Sale' quarters here. Among; the speakers of Invited are Secretary Garfield of the interior. Secretary Wilson of the J: of agriculture, Chief For-ni- er Terms Terms Pinchot, Chief Melvin of the WHITNEY COMPAY'S RETAIL DEPARTMENT bureau of animal Industry, Prof. I Rommel, chief husbandman, and Cash 1115 SOUTH FIRST SREET Cash t'.her leading offtjia's if tho government. The railroa-d- s have been Invited to send their ablent representatives to calk on the ur law and railroad service generally. It is understood the program will Include a number of big sheep shippers, who will c om-plain of the workings of the ur r ni tin nnn nun mnv law and of service with livestock t shipments. DUD EI Solicitor McCabe of the department run ill MOIUM of agriculture will discus the legal phase of the ur law. An effort Is to be made to agree upon needed Amendments to the law, for it is un- FOR POUNDS OF F derstood that the Humane society, 7,000,000 tht- - father of the law, is not entirely Gross Kelly & Co. satisfied with its workings and de- sires some changes. Representatives of the wool manu- facturers will attend both the I,h ra- (Incorporated) mie and Helena meetings of the sheep men and discuss the public land policy .tariff on wool and other Impor-

tant subjects of mutual Interest. mm 1 Wool buyers and others will be sflsjsjsjBjsAMBjsjMHMsjsx J present at both meetings to discuss the best methods of handling wool. During the state convention at lax-aml- e - will be held a sheep show - there of conHiderable magnitude. At conclusion of the tate iaafrV the meeting the woolgrowers will leave Ijaramie in a special train and go di- Wholesale rect to the national meeting at He- lena. ., a HOT NECESSARY 10 DELA- Grocers I I. Y-WILD CONTINUE

V RIGHT T BVleeVeJBSsSjaasJSjaBWaSBSBBBBBeBBBS Ixxuling lVxxi Supplies on Battionh Ip lioulnlana. Photograph taken at Itrooklyn Navy Yard by Special Wool Hide and Pelt

Washington, D. C, Dec. . Hear necessary for the feeding of the men 108,600 pounds tinned peas. THE CHRISTMAS "Fighting on the outward cruise: 108.600 pounds tinned corn. Admiral Robley D. Evans, 160,400 eggs. 85. 000 pounds condensed milk. Dealers Bob," haa a big Job of marketing on 108,500 turkeys. 22,000 pounds country sausage. his hands. 22,000 pounds prunes. 56,000 pounds tinned peaches. The big fleet of United States bat- 300,000 pounds pork. 55.000 pounds tinned apricots. tleships, 15 in all, will sail from 300,000 pounds mutton. 65,000 pounds evaporated milk. Hampton Roads on Dec. 18. The 100,000 pounds butter. 108,000 pounds tinned tomatoes. voyage will cover 14,000 miles In ap- 1,250,000 pounds flour. 66,000 pounds tinned LJma beans. Owing to the large number of stu- proximately three montns. Officers 1,500,000 pounds sugar. 65,000 pounds tinned string beans. dents in attendance, many coming and men will total 14,338. 108,600 pounds onions. 13,000 pounds fresh pork tender- they The problem of feeding this 8,230,000 pounds beef. loin. from so great a distance that Albuquerque and Las , to go for aboard-shl- p colony la not a small 10.000 gallons catsup. In addition there will be fruits j could not afford home the some tall 500,000 .pounds potatoes. meal, salt, spices, etc., to the amount holidays, the Tyler Commercial Col- one. "Fighting Bob" did ' lege of Tyler, Texas, will continue figuring before he was ready to visit 600,000 loaves of bread. of perhaps an additional 6u,uu Vegas , school right thru the holdays, with the market houses. 66,000 pounds sauer-krau- t. pounds. In all the food stuffs alone the exception of Xmas day, for those Here is what he estimates will be 55,000 pounds tinned pears. will weigh nearly 9,000,000 pounds. who do not care to be absent on Xmas week. This arrangement also --cables new students to enroll at any Appendicitis COLORADO PIONEER Trial Catarrh treatments are be --Ing December, take up the Is due In a large measure to abuse PASSES AWAY. ing mailed out free, on request, by - very best advantage, and tests ut Interruption during of the bowels, by employing drastic Denver, Oolo., Dec. 2. Majof Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. These purgatives. To avoid all danger, us Jacob Downing, a pioneer and noted re proving to the people without to Indian fighter, died here Sunday at penny's cost great value of '0 wants enter only Dr. King's New Life Pills, the the age of 77 years. a the "ered from getting safe, gentle cleanser and lnvlgora-tor- s. this scientific prescription known ' to g to the tempor-ma- y come right Guaranteed to cure headache, DeWltt's little Early Risers are druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's money biliousness, malaria and Jaundice, at the beet pills made. Sold by J. H. Catarrh Remedy. Sold by all deal Tig such all drug stores. 26c. O'RIelly. ers. Gross 'Kelly "mmand, in the r or currency, arrangements (Incorporated) Substitute evet I m produced by BORN--A- N e. Wis. Tou IDEA twenty or thirty a minute" says A ROUT THE RAREST THING THAT EVER HAPPENS IN Coffee" Is real-- - THIS OI.I WOULD OF OURS. IS THE IMRTII OF A Imitation ever NEW IDEA. AM THE FORTITNATE POSSESSOR OF A FINE grain of real I.AKC.E OXE IS WORTH MORE TO HIMSELF AND MORE TO THE HAIR DRESSER AND CHIROPO ccmoamcmcmomoiKymomcmotQm Health Coffee WORLD THAN TUE SANTA EE RAILROAD. DIST. lm Tt pure toasted Mrs. ner parlors oppo cerea malt, nuts, ISYOHOIiOGISTS. WHO MAKE A RrSIKEKS OF SORTING BamMnl. at AND WAYS THEY ARE site the Alvarado and next door to Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works etc. Re 'ool an expert OIT IDEAS SPYING INTO THE Sturges' cafe, is prepared to rive were he ngly drink It HORN, SAY THAT AFTER YOU PASS THE AGE OF . IDEA-BEARIN- thorough acalp treatment, do hair MALL. Proprietor for Coffee. dealers. ABOUT TWENTY, YOUR G DAYS ARE ETERNALLY OVER. IF YOU ARE STILL ON THE TENDER SIDE OF dressing, treat corns, bunions and In Iron and Brass Castings; Ore, Coal and Lumber Can; Vkm-Ing- s, THIS AGE AND ARE WISE YOU MAY WISH TO growing nails. She gives massagt Pulleys, Grade Ban, Babbit Afatal) Column aad Irosj STATEMENT AGAIN. treatment and manicuring. Mr Fronts for Buildings. BERNALILLO READ THIS own preparation of com COiid Bambini's om mm m NOW THE ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN CARRIES IDEAS IN plexion cream builds up the skin and moom mimlmm mill mtmmMtmmrw - STOCK. WHERE THEY CAME FROM AND WHO THEIR Improves the complexion, and Is Foundry east side of railroad track. Albuquers.ua, ml Kb DISTRICT COURT PARENTS ARE, IS NEITHER HERE NOR THERE. SOME guaranteed not to be Injurious. She OF THEM HUN ALONG THE LINES OF BUSINESS also prepares a hair tonlo that cures BIH.DING AND TRADE GETTING. THIJSE IDEAS WILL and prevents dandruff and hair fall- feix Mont ha fur An-ay- a Henrys Sued BE SOLD, LEASED OR RENTED TO THE PUBLIC, FOR ing out; restores Ufa to dead hair; Attorney's fr'wi MilntOhii CASH OK ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. removes moles, warts and superfluous tr Wanttt 1LU Money. hair. Massage treatment by vibrator W. . PATTERSON THEY KEEP A YOUNG FELLOW AROUND THE OFFICE. machines. For any blemish of tht Nicolas Anaya, found guilty of VM PAY MIM EVERY WEEK, TO DO NOTHING BUT face, call and consult Mrs. Bambini. wife abandonment at the last term IXX)K AFTER THE ADVERTISING. THERE IS NOTHING o S11-S1- S Weal Silver Avenue. Ttoleobona ai of the district court ar on whom HE LIKES BETTER THAN TO HAVE SOME ONE COME A Hard Debt to Pay. aIjbuo, ujerque, new Mexico. sentence was cuapended on promise IN AND SAY: "HERE I WANT TO SPEND $50.00 of good behavior, was brought before EVERY MONTH IN ADVERTISING. I WISH YOU WOULD "I owe a debt of gratitude that Judge Abbott yesterday and senten- TAKE THE WHOLE THING OFF MY HANDS, AND RUN IT AS can never be paid off." writes G. 8. county OTHER TO Clark, of Westfield, lowa. for my ced to six months in the jail. YOU THINK BEST. I HAVE MATTERS rescue from death, by Dr. King's Anaya and Mrs. Anaya, after the for- ARE FOR, AND YOU PROBABLY KNOW MORE ABOUT New Discovery. lungs mer's dismissal from court, went to IT THAN I. ANYWAY." Both were so "OIJ KKLIABUs. ISTABLISHKD H71 the home of the latter, the husband seriously affected that death seemed A NUMBER OF ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS MEN HAVE . Imminent, when I commenced tak dlsappearang again. She had not ing New Discovery. Lm heard of him antll he was brought ALREADY MADE SUCH ARRANGEMENTS MORE ARE The ominous e, dry. hacking cough quit before the putmhy before the court. 1MHNG IT EVERY DAY. ONE WISE MERCHANT, WHO ATTEMPTS TO DRAW A LINE DIVIDING THE PATRONAGE first bottle used, and two more bot- lAttorney Harvey B. Fergus.on hat HE RECEIVES FROM ADVERTISING, FROM THAT COMING tle made a complete cure." Noth- has brought suH against John A. THROUGH OTHER CHANNELS, INFORMED US ONLY ing haa ever equaled New Discovery THE WHOLESALE GROCER Henry and Alonxo C. Henry for $1.-E4- 0, YESTERDAY TILAT HIS ADVERTISEMENT IN THE for coughs, colds and all throat and attorney's fees, and the costs of ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN DURING THE TWO MONTHS lung complaints. (Guaranteed by FLOUR, GRAIN AND the action. IT HAS KI N, HAS NETTED HIM SUFFICIENT TO all drugglcts, 80c and $1.00. Trial PROVISIONS PAY' FOIl THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR SIX MONTI Ui. hottes free. William Mcintosh, through hi.i at- ANY ADVERTISEMENT THAT PAYS FOR ITSELF IV CarrtM tie largest and Moat xclusiva Stock of Btapte Grocer We im torney, W. B. Chllders. haa brought DIRECT. IMMEDIATE RETURNS. IS A iOOD INVESTMENT, t tka oatawaet. suit against Francisco Luoero y Mon-loy- a BECAUSE YOU GET YOUR MONEY BACK, AND to collect $367.18. alleged to be THE EXTENDED PIT1LICITY TO BOOT. BIT WHEN due on a promissory note. RESULTS ARE SUCH AS THIS MAN EXPERIENCED Weak Kidneys YOU ARE GETTING IJTTLE LESS THAN A GOLD MINE. FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS Incorporation papers for the Am-eilc- Cloak Co., of 618 West Cen- THE FIRST MAN IN THE ADVERTISING FIELD REAPS Waak Kldnm. nnlT nnfot n mmmti vt. RAILROAD AVXNina, ALBUQUIRQUE. tral avenue, were filed with the pro- THE FINEST OF THE WHEAT, THE LATE-COME- GI1AV Warns. lb kldnart. Hie tbelsart, aad the N. M. bate yesterday. The capital STUBBLES. DUKE, THE TOBACCO KING. IN CONVERSATION Btonach, aud thair wakna, aot la the orsaa clerk THE -- Itnelf. but '.n the dsttm thft armtml m.i.A Htock is placed at $5,000 and Alanaon WITH THE WRITER ONCE SAID: I BEGAN I JFK ON and atrwitUMa them. Dr. shoop's EastofaUT Is K. Ferguson. C. Arthur Caldwell, A STONE PATCH, WITH A WIFE, A BLIND MULE AND a DMdteuie tpaciflcmlty prepared to ntea tbces Hwnry H. Furth. Monte L. Strauss TEN IH)LLAHS. I AM NOW WORTH THIRTY TWO MILLION eontrolUuf Durrw. To doctor ths Kldnejs alone, and P. H. Klein are named as the IMLLAR.S. BUT I HAVE SPENT FORTY MILLION IN b futUs. It Is a waste ui uma. sad ol bhsmi m Incorporators. ADVERTISING." PROBABLY NO MAN IN ALBUQUERQUE well. If your back aches or b weak. If ths ailne HAS HAD A MORE MODEST BEGINNING TILAN MR. KI KE, eoaMi. orltdarkaadetroiLa.liyoubavetrniptonii I.INGKR1NO COLD. AND THERE IS NO REASON WHY ANY MAN WITH EQUAL of Brirhte or other Slutrowing or dausatout kid. Convenience - Security BUSINESS ABILITY. AND POSSESSED OF THE SAME BUSINESS . oer ditefcM, try Shoop Roetomive mootb Comfort r I.nd WliliMMxl Otltor Treatment But FORESIGHT. SHOULD NOT 6UOCEED AS WELL. IF THERE IS, TsbleU or Uquld-- tx whst it ou sad will Qukkly Cured by Chamberlain's STATE IT TO YOURSELF, AND BE CONSOLED. IT IS AN OIJ SAW, do tut too. DrusciM --"it A sad sail Cough Remedy. BUT A KEEN CUTER, TILAT SAYS: "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE." - Tba telephone snake the Tba telophope "Last winter I caught a very severe cold which lingered for weeks," .datUa Uffbt, ttMeanalaaa jomt health, prolsag nvi .1 Trmihrt. of Zenhvr. Onta ADVERTISE IN THE ALBUQUEBQUE CITIZEN rio. "My cough was very dry an! tr. Shoop's aa4 tha vrorrtoe fewer. and protects year bona, harsh. The local dealtr recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ISSUED AT AN HOUR and guaranteed It, so 1 gave it a TOU ITIQJa A TWJBPHONB One small bottle of it cured IN TOfJR HOMB trial. ' WHEN PEOPLE HAYE TIME TO READ me. I believe Chamberlain's Cough EsCstorativQ Remedy to be the best I have ever THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO. used." This remedy Is for sals by all drurgisea. sn3 "ALL DRUGGISTS" 0"O30tKOaK3ax page pom. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CTITZEU. ti e-ia- y. Dtx-irmir.- .i. io7 THE ALBUQUERQUE CITIZEN LOOKING FOR A GOOD TIME? IM jMium mn u . There are about a- - many conceptions as to what constitutes a "good PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY time" as there are individuals, but there Is one place in New Mexico, not very fnr from Albuquerque, where 99 out of every 100 people find what they are looking for. That place Is the Valley Ranch, at I'ecos, New Mexico. H. By the Citizen Publishing Company of Albuquerque, New Mexico. STRONG Fresh country produce In abundance, horses to ride or drive, dogs, ..BLOCK-Furnitur- guns, traps, tackle, nil at your disposal. The finest hunting and fishing in STRONG the territory. You can live In a house, a cabin or a tent, and come and go as you please. W. S. STRICKLER WILLIAM F, BROGAN -:- - -:- - You'll find plenty of company there, agreeable and refined. If you are Rugs Crockery PRESIDENT MANAGING EDITOR sociably Inclined, a favorite resort for ladles. Conditions Ideal for re- cuperating, reading, hunting or loafing. We Have the Largest and Best Line You CAN'T SPEND MORE THAN NINE DOLLARS A WEEK ANY of House Furnishing Goods in the Southwest SmsCKIPTIOX KATES WAY YOU FIX IT. Inquire nl The Citizen Office for further particular, or address The On year by mall In advance ..95.00 Valley Ranch. AND THE PRICE One month bjr mnll 50 One month by carrier wllhjii city limits 60

Entered ns sccond-cla- mutter at tlio IVwtfn.-- e of Albuquerque, X. M., -- s tho Cotim-tx- What ntloc Goods Act of of March 3, 1879.

"J"1' only Uln-trnt- cd daily nen-pnp- er In New Mexico and the best ntcihiin of tin? Southwest. THK AIJtVQlT.RQlE CITI7.EX IS: Ttio leading Republican dnlly nrul weekly news-pape-r of tlic Southwest. The advueme of licpiibllcun principles anil the "Square Deal." Xo uumg or THK other food deteriorates so nui uut Dusmess AIJUQlERQtE CITIZEN HAS: rapidly n tlio OyHter. Is The finest equipped Job department Xew It habitat in Melco. the neenn. reqiih eoolncws) Tlie latest reports by Asxociutcd Pro an Auxiliary New Service. It and We All absolute freedom from exposure to Meet Competition!! V "we ;f.t the news first." the air In order to retain lu delicate SEAL-RIIII- " llaor mid lu wholcMoniciiCMfi. T "STATEHOOD FOR NEW MEXICO" OYSTERS are brought di- Stoves rect to u from the rlioice beds of All and Ranges Amerua. They are nliueked into 3P ixwcclalii cases, scaled and packed In lee, which never comes In contact with the oysters. The use. ot the 25 Qn nternaticna) Sculshipt carrier Is the secret of Congress tlHir suicrlorlty. The proponed International congress for tha purpose of Retting together .Discount .TbMksgiviiig Sale.Cotlety, representatives of all nations to discuss the conservation of all natural re. oarces, can not 090 Our elegant fall but to result in great good. 6 inch Stove pipe - -- Un ot That this organJsation will be effected during the National Irrigation 9c Joint Congress In this city. Is an honor which Albuquerque little dreamed of at 6 inch Stove pipe elbows Holiday Cutlery the time our hard working delegates securd the congress, for us. The study 8c Joint .! of Irrigation, of the administration of forests and of coal land9 and other AND Croat resources, is one of the most complex In our present day life. The greater the number of men who get together for the purpose of See Our Trices Before Buying . discussing such matters the better, but when they are Joined In an Inter- Carvers national alliance purpose xi ' for that the good which will result can be plainly en. rrTXXXTTXTTTXXXXTXXXXXXr upon purchasing In many of the countries of Europe, the conservation of resources, has been a study for years and years. In America it has onJy recently become a question or gr.eat Importance. (America can learn much from other! ABOUT TOWN countries along those lines while there is no doubt that the older countri McINTOSH HARDWARE CO. will jrtls-flay- beneUt greatly by the Tankee ingenuity, which this nation has MM For in this matter as in all others. Xt is to be hoped that the many countries-- asked to send delpjriites to Some more Kream Klips. Every- . this big congress will see fit to do so and that Albuquerque may'see such body, likes them. Richelieu Grocery. an organization formed here next year. ,' Just received plain buckwheat 4.60; western cows $2,25 0)4.00. The National Irrigation Congress of this country is already one of the flour in bulk, alo prepared buck- The Baby ISheep reason w do so much ROl'GIl wheat In packages. TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS receipts 5.000. Market Tework most powerful organizations In America. It has beeh mhde so by the Richelieu Gro steady. Muttons $4.25W 5.25; lambs IllY is because we do H right . cery. and at the price you enthusiasm and. the work of its members. Jt has moreover been, found to $5.00?j'6.26; range wether. $3.75 rfi) cannot afford to ". Regular meeting 5.00; have It done at home. b t the greatest aid not only to the government but tyjf individuals and to of the Ladies Aid fed ewes $3.264.25. society of the Lutheran church In St. IamiLh Wool Market. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY CO. conijmunitia, Dy bringing many funds of knowledge Mtd experience Into a the church parlors tt. Louis, Dec. 3. Wool steady Vcownon channel from which all could profit. tomorrow after- unchanged. : o noon at 2:30 o'clock. Best, Quality BERNALILLO TOUNTY Fresh jiAlbuauerque is making preparations to enteialn the congress as be- - meats and poultry dally at Its dignity There will be a reirular meeting St. Spelter Champion Grocery Co. jeornes andj iportance. Thla city car not do bo alone perhaps, of the Knights of Columbus tomor 1iiU Market. o ., outjir It tan ndt. tthet-- no doubt will aid from, por- - St. Loul., Dec. 3. Spelter dull, is, that it receive other row night. Election of officers for Bear Skin 14.40. DISTRICT COURT Car signs, "Rooms --or Rent," fitlon ot the territftrv.t the ensuing year. Board," etc.. for fy. sale a tha office of JWfille the fcoitvehtng of the congress J Albuquerque is of prime Im- -i The regular monthly business The Evening CI Urea. portane Jto city, Cloakings Xew York Money Market. the at the same time itJa of Immense importance to the meeting of the women of St. John's 'New JTork, Dec. 3. Prime mer- The i. whole appreciated will task of selecting a Jury to sit territory and should be as such. Guild be held at the vestry cantile paper 7 to 8 per cent; money in the case of Albuquerque, rooms tomorrow 3 4 S Vlncenzo Catalano, as the 'metropolis ofNew Mexico, will take care of the afternoon at on call to per cent. charged with unlawfully drawing , congress In, o'clock. a royal fashion, and; such afeistance aa may be rendered by other 50 inches wide, worth pistol was finished this afternoon and t communities In th.e territory will the less appreciated. T. N. Gimperling and N. H. West-- Xfir York Metal Market. the cane to Attorney Help! Help! benone Colors-Na- vy, went trtial. W. "" ' . 0 cott of Denver, who arrived here $3.50 yard. New York, Dec. 3. Lead weak, C. Heacock is defending Catalano. nil. Friday In a bw touring car en route $4.U64.15; lake copper dull We want evervpody in Albuque'r- - The brutal murder ot a lrhfe woman at Velarde a told in Tha Citixen to Biabee, Ariz., Brown, 13 67 c. l3iU had a break down Red, silver Fells Celandro QUe tO bdlp nn- - nttr jitock ft yesterday filled the tff every : and John Clark, to hearts one with horror.. It., was certainly a Sunday morning near Isleta. Their ' petit' Jurors, were tvi.;v. niake r;. j dastardly assassination anjrf should be punished as severely law al- - car was towed back to Albuquerque TanGrey, also White dismissed as the 1Uohx Produce Market. anu w. iu. warlick and Ko i if. . for repairs. Siamin tj lows. New Mexico haA fewer such crimes to blush at than any other Chicago, Deo, 3. Closing: will serV ehv-ls- - r. - special low ; -A' ., itectlon of the great swtithwest, butthls territory can well afford to do with- F. H. Gable. Lee Jordan nnrl W at the price Wheat Dec. 94 H May 101. ..' out any. There fs only one way apparently to orush auch crimes and that IT. Briggs of Alamosa, Colo., arriv- Corn Dec. B5V4; May The Jury in the case of Prank 1 to rid the. iCapltal ed in Albuquerque last evening in a Oats Dec. May old6t&.62 H. Derricks vs. Adolph 'earth of the criminals. punishment Is a terrible thing Pork Jan. $12.75;7; May 313.10. Dldier, brought 41 no-- ' big touring automobile en route to to Bernalillo county on and one who has ever seen' a legal execution but Is. moved to declare Los Angeles, iLard Jan. $7.90; May 17.82 HQ) district court Jolton ' galrpfi Mich Cal. The party left Ala- a charge of venue from Valencia V.'i a law. However,' with hundreds of unprotected woman in mosa Saturday night and came by $0.50 85. county, brought in faw on V4; a verdict for the Mexico ranches, homesteads and in small towns, the authorities way of Taos and Santa Fe. Ribs Jan. 16.97 May 7.02.H defendant this afternoon. It was a . example every so prac- fc-Y- ahoild make an of assassin and do promptly. The The annual meeting of the Non- - ard damage suit resulting from a replevin tice ot the too free use of the historic er waa broken up by hanging Sectarian New York Mocks. and had been fri Benevolent association will 71 ,the courts for over .' very murderer and If the lawa are enforced without mercy, it will take but dp ne-i- tomorrow afternoon at the Atchison a year. B. F. A4ams appeared for 4 short time to teach assassins the gospel of "An eye fqr an eye and a office of F. W. Clancy, of Fourth Preferred 83 the defendant. 4 tooth for a tooth." in, words a a life" too street, umcen ror the ensu year New York Central 96 other "life for without much ni H i 110 '4 will be Pennsylvania 4JIIRLSTMAS ; attention to details. (Now and then there are killings that are Justifiable elected and It is earnest v de Ml 12 GIFTS LADIES. sired that all members of the asso- Southern Pacific because here a elsewhere, one has the right to protect home, liberty and Union 115 t-- ciation be present. Golden B Pacific A good opportunity " get yo honor but at the same time, cold-blood- killing of an aged unarm- Rule 80 the and A pretty wedding Monuay Preferred Chrtetma presents will bt at ed woman, is Inexcusable on any grounds. This territory Is before occurred .amalgamated upper is Iiandkerchlcf nalcr the evening at the parsonage Lu- 28 and apron wh nation for to one thing we right to be of the U. S. 8. you will And dainty huntf-m- i admission statehood and have a theran church when Hcotlek, a Dry Goods Co. 87 Jake Preferred ItandkercJiiefs , proud of. is the manner In which our lawa are enforced. It Is much safer resident contractor and Mrs. Katie and aprons as well for a person to visit every nook and cranny In thla great territory useful one!. ITieeu to suit all poi unarmed Zellhoefer were married by Rev, E. Chicago livestock. There, will also be some liandj than It would be to walk through the slum district of most any city. The Moser. Tne bride and groom were N. M. Chicago, Dec. 3. Cattle receipts broldered weapons in necessary pretty attended by Mrs. L. Smith T. Albuquerque, 5,600. Market steady. Beeves 13.20 cr covers, collars,! I carrying of New Mexico is not andi has been and and btucs, knitted glipiiers, baby C generally abandoned even in the most out of the way localities. All Knaues. The couple will make their 6.40; cows S1.15&4.50: Texans 33.00 that home 724 6.75; westerns qucs and numerous otlier art It la needed nov Is to keep In check Just as aa possible Isolated cases at South Second street. frS.80; calves $5.00 Knle, 4. far the $3. 10) 5.10; stockers and feeders December at 3 o'clock at of crime, which will occur from time to time in any community and can One of the biff waler mntna nn Women's club, Wct Gold avenue. South Second street at the corner of $2.10(q 4.10. not be prevented entirely. However, the knowledge that swift retribution SHver Wheep receipts 16,000. Western will folldw wanton usually paat, will avenue burst yesterday and KODOL Is offered on a guaranteed I A Significant Trayer. murder, as has been the case In the workmen have been busy day and plan for the relief e burn, $2.004i4.90; yearlings $4.505.8O: , Mrve to put an effectual check on assassinations of the ort that took place night heart lambs $3.766.26; western $3.75p "May the lord help you m repairing It. The street is flatulence, sour stomach, belching ot Bucklen's at Vlarde Saturday night. torn up at that corner and street car gas, nausea, and all stomach trou- 6.25. Arnica Save known to v trafflo hindered, passengers digests you writes J. G. JenklnK, of Chapel 1' the hav bles. It what eat It will KaiiHOS City Livestock. N. C. It quickly took the pain ' It Is with sincere regret that the people generally are Informed that ing to leave tne car at the break make you healthy. Sold by J. H. City, Dec. 8. Cattle re- of a felon me and to be- O'Rielly. Kansas for and cured It li . l?ollcitor General Henry M. Hoyt will not be able to make a tour of New walk around another car ceipts 11,000. Market steady. South- wonderful short time." Best yond the brjak. Ti.e mains bur-'c- d Mexico. There is so much In New Mexico that the territory has reason are ern steers $3.25(9 4.50 southern cows earth for sores, burns and woun at a daptb of fifteen feet. De-Wit- t's to feel proud of, its a shame he can't get around. Albuquerque In partic- Carbolised Witch Haxet $2.26 it!) 3.00; stockers and feeders 25c at all druggists. ular, would like honor of entertaining showing Only an Informal meeting of the Halve is healing and soothing. Good $3,006)4.60; bulls $2,4044.00; calves the him and him that there board piles. by 11. O'Rielly. western steers $3.30(i Is live, wide-awa- of education was held last for Sold J. $3.406.60; a city outside of the effete east. night, no quorum being present. The ooeoeoo , members discussed the organization " O A man la dying In a Denver hospital who only wants to live long enough of a cadet corps in the high school I Want to discover a mine in New Mexico, that he has been told about. If they'd to tnstrict the stddar.ts in military ft tactics and m),euvers and of con- end him to New Mexico atmosphere for the winter his wish would tinuing be gratified, providing the mine was here. live all right. the teachers salaries through You He'd the Christmas vacation period. It Is ma. f a probable the board of education will When You Begin Cor H The meeting., In. the Zelger blocjc tonight of the fair association and meet later In the week. great Con- I want your ; the citizens Interested In proper entertainment of the Irrigation "lt"iiTmighty"nlce member I gress, eh outd be attended by all. It is up to Albuquerque again and Albu- to be abletoget guarantee every pai. by Bie to your money promptly when it Is due. bo absolutely orrect querque ha never failed at a scratch. No . ! - matter whether yon need it or not, you somehow feel better if It is Christmas v C. H. CAKNES. vJnl D. (Denver Den-Ver- r, on jo may get the National Democratic convention. Cheer up your bank book rather than on k j Ef,a.mlnaUon the other io, f Wwt Central, the democrats will try and cast a cheerful ray over the sessions of that man'. evidently, rltKL. . V'Hl VNJ W. 4 hi. body thought C. V. Flant, division store- august even with Bryan as the only "logical" candidate again for the SJOOe04K)0K3t04K)4K)SK5eoOeO ( presidency. keeper for the Hanta Fe at Gallup, when he addressed this letter to F. Buying H. Mehwentker, general agent for the Uncle Joe Cannon was elected speaker of the house so the dispatches Pacific Mutual Lite Insurance com- 04K3ooaooeoeottooootto oeoeoeoeoeoo04Soeo4Koec told. us. It would have been news only if Uncle Joe had been beaten for pany in New Mexico: speaker, but Uncle isn't Gallup. N. M.. Nov. 107. Joe that kind. Mr. F. B. Schwentker, 2. General Agent, 3-- y The Russians executed a girl of IT for rebelling against the government. Albuquerque. N. M. The Whitson Mils ic Co. A good, healthy American baby with a pop gun would look like a full-grow- n Dear Sir: I beg to acknowledge receipt your en- ovo insurrection to Russia. of check No. 128 closing with yours of the 25th Inst., ESTABLISHED l882 for 140. 00 in payment of insurance An head of the Territorial Statehood. League. Colonel Hopewell is the during right man In right place. knows New Mexico like a book and period I was sick. I was the He greatly surprised with the prompt- Representatives of the Only every one In New Mexico knows the Colonel. ness my claim was paid. It being Just two days from the time I sent it REMEMBER (It may be remarked that Richmond Pearson Hobson was not "among In. Your company handling busi- That All Our Fine thorn present" at the Japune wrestling match in the east wing of the ness in this manner cannot help but CHECKERING PIANO succeed and deserves increased pat- White House. ronage. Yours truly, Everett, Baumeister, Kimball, Harvard, Treason In the forces commanded by Gen. Italian I and Mulal Hand In C. V. FI ANT, Diamonds and Hteti Grade Jewelry the Moroccan campaign. With those names how could such a thing be Division Storekeeper. Schaeffer, Straube. helpl? ' Mr, Flant is right. The point he made is one of the strongest and Mrs. Bradley yesterday appeared worn out and paler than usual. most hiitisfactory features of this represent unredeemed pledges, and have Interior Piano Players, Kimball. Marshall, Wende'l, how those poor suffering Jurors looked? company's method of doing business. low prices, consequently Sheet Music The Pacific Mu.ual is the only life been secured at we EJI.n Talking Machine Victor Talking Machines iimurance company operating In this are in position to sell them to you at a dis- Call and Hear our New Records. if that sound you hear doesn't llten good It's probably the territory, that empowers the local Open Evenings peace conference. manager to Issue funds In payment count of from 25 to 50 per cent on the usual Piano Tunlug of policy cl.iJp.H. With all others It Is oK5KJ4K34K)4K)4toeoeooooeo "Money stringency About Over," says a headline. That will help out necessary to forward the claim to .jeweler's price, and we will do it. Call and o)04K3eoeoeooooo4ooeou milk situation a tritle. the home office, from whence, after the a great deal of red tape, payment Is be convinced of the truth of what we say. made. Ued tape time, In fKW5oeoeoK5eoeoeooeo 04ioeoeoeoooeoDooeo) taxing everything on In Chicago takes and Due the law wheels Include wheels in the majcrlty of cases, money is need- Liquors the head? ed inure serlouvly Just after a death Lobby Fine Wine. & Cigars or an illness, than, at any other L. G. Roseitfield The H- - 9. Ho Hustda is willing to belp us In case of war with Japan. Thankd. time, ana- the company that can get The Man You Trust H. SunucLt, Prop. ItttHHia. But stack your arms. There' nothing doing. to the spot first with the cash, is the Carj one will appeal to people. 115 " that the N. M. West Central Ave. ! Free Lunch Day Night says man 70 la man 40. Is There is a lot of difference between US Central Avenue Albuquerque, and Carnegie a at better than a at Carnegie two days and two months, when you J . are out of funds. II 1 2LLBUQTIERQUE EVENING! - 3 TUKSOAV. IlVKMnKlt S. 1007 OITICnt. page rrvK.-

Christmas Specials For Goods Monday fSBBMSBBSBS Phonographs Books, Stationary, CON TIN U ED Phonograpn Toys, Pictures, Records Leather Goods, etc. Fountain Pens Fountain Pens Newcomer's Old Stand E. J. STRONG Next to the Postoffice :Etc, Etc. Poices Greatly Reduced rarrrrxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxix "1 HOLlIDAY'GOODS Keep Watch of Our Seven Show Windows B CLUB HOUSE Keeping step with the not progressive Prog .Houses of tlio Country, we are carrying a complete line of phnH suitable for WILL Holiday, Wedding, and Anniversary Girts. Brilliant Cut (ilnm, GOODS Ihiliity' Hand Tainted China, Rich leather Goods, Painty Per- fumes In Cut Gins Pottles, Toilet Sets. Shaving Koto, Toilet Waters, is so appropriate for a Christmas gift q There are varieties, SUIT : HniHhes, Mirrors and Toilet Articles in single pieces or sets. Handl- NOTHING Emerson says ideal gift is ing tlieso goods In large quantities we are able to meet any coin-petitio- n. 'the of course, one in which the intrinsic value of the article is lost in Parlor X, n. Our Prescription and Irug Departments always In charge in the kindly feeling that prompted the giver. Jew- Furniture vS h a Clob House Goods will of expert registered pluvinaclHts. elry is a luxury. It is enduring. It affords oppor- salt yoa exactly. Yot Jm tunity ior a finer exhibit of taste than almost any- Variety of cJesign, of styles will find them the best H. O'RILYLLY GO, thing else. During the year we have accumulated a The Busiest Drug House Between Denver and Los Angeles of upholstery, of wood, and sed. Clob fine lot of jewelry. Diamonds in all sizes, prices yoa ever and settings, rings, studs, brooches, bracelets, cuff of prices. To meet all pos- House customers never buttons, scarf pins, fobs, watches, chains, necklaces, sible requirements we keep change. cut glass, emblems and everything else that properly all kinds of Parlor Furniture ARREST OF BLACKWELL DEFICIT OF LATE FAIR belongs to the jewelry business. Owing to the man- SPECIAL ner in which we obtain our goods, we CAN SELL to suit varied tastes and various pockets. But no mat- FOR LESS THAN WHAT OUR COMPETITORS what the'class of goods you are looking for, you may twice week TO BE A WILL BE CLOSE ter Fresh Dairy Butter a PROVES BUY. Come early and inspect our stock. Select Jersey farm. be sure of the'best of its kind at the price you want to from Matthew's what you wish, and we will lay it aside until Christ- D pay. FulParlor Suits or separate pieces and carpets TO WOO mas. Notice our windows. A I MALOY a to match yourfurniture choice. M 21 a Central Jkvenu Alan Suspected of Being a Officers For Irrigation Con- 308-31- 0 Central Ave. Murderer Is a Resident gress and Next Fair Will Y AN OW ALBERT FABER of Capltan. Be Selected Tonight. Phone 452 114 W. Central yiTTTTTTTTTTTTIIIIIIIIim GIVE US A CHANCE . William Ulackwell. who was ar- Widespread Interest ia being mani- Hlghbargain Fri-Ci- v retted by Officer fested In the meeting of citizens and To figure on bill of lumber. right as a suspect of a murder special committees of .various bodies that In Texas is not wanted having In charge "national irri- Our lumber comes from our own HOME-MAD- commltud the "MAYOR OF VARSITY GIRLS WANT E hv Mounted Policeman Murray, or gation consrrens snd the twentv- - TOKIO" mills located In the best body of Ketirer, on whose advise the police elghth annuuJ territorial far which timber In New Mexico. PICCALILLI ray they arrested and held Black-wel- l, will be held tonight in Zciger's hall man has been given A large stock of dry spruce and the to select officers to take charge of PLEASES LARGE FAIR PLAY buy and TOMATO SOY hi freedom. . the big congress and fair, the two dimension on hand. Why not your meals Bluekwell, however, hKMbeen stay-i- n stellar events in Albuquerque next the best when tt Is Just aa cheap ? with ai ootid the police .Tbadquarters year. It will pay you to look Into this. trying to learn - lha reason of his The president of the territorial at the mysterious arrest since Chief McMIl-!l- n fair will also be vice chairman of "The I.as Vegas Optic mlsrepre-ente- d received the telegram from the Irrigation congress and will have a few things In its account of Mounted Policeman Murray last charge of all local arrangements, the the Thanksgiving day basket ball RIO GRANDE LUMBhrt CO. Columbus flight saying that he did not want two events being practically uner game there," says Miss Kilte, captain Itlackwell. one management. This is the most "The Mayor of Toklo":'! played to of the university of ' New Mexico Pbone 8. Cor. 3rd and Marquetti , "li s all a mistake," which was al-v- Important office to be filled at the to a Dacked house at the Elks' the girls' basket ball team. "Among Hotel coming from Blackwell's lips meeting tonight. ater last night, the "standing room other things It says honors are now the daji after his arrest now appears Col. V. S. Hopewell, who was only" sign being hung out In front even between Las Vegas and Albu- to fall of truth. His arrest had re querque, when they are not. be made president of the Btatehood of the box office mfiny, minutes games its peculiar features. He arrived league at Santa Fe Saturday, Is said the curtain, rose. It was a good "The Varsity took two from Frlduv i ight on a train from Thorn- to be unanimous choice of show; everybody lnurhtjdvat the jokes Las Vegas last year to the one we as followed up the street by the the tost this year, and I don't see how 1907 VICTORY! ton and ' committees and the citizens for this and applauded the singers time and ieborer at Kettner. honors can be . even on that score. mnio.. , former position, but has given no dwflnite again. ' u tfAi tne corner 01 wuum nu answer whether- - he will accept or - The ' wag- singing of Then the Optio seemed to consider hit KMnwr't of , ...... will.o inrt Third stieet t Tonight the committees hope' to "1 Like You." He retpondett to en us as seasoned college ulayers when Five Cash Prizes out Six and the Chsmv, holday oft)cl.r Highbargaln and pointing to not In reality some of the team had nev- o an mieiwtrr cores again and again.- - Then the ' aay,-i- 1 ncrfl B K Illttil gei irum xiupeweiu er played public ptonshfp of the World Trophy Won by the B'.ackwell wlnsperet - A Mayor a song hits' which in before. 1 be stwanteiji in Turd vnu'd detailed report from the man- had few Ve- for murder twenty-sevent- greatly "It was a half a day's ride to v Highbargaln s in- - agement of the h an- pleased the audience and the with- .angemett,. nab him." will music of whole production was gas and we played that night " nual territorial fair be read. It the cour-- e mouhuju r'""-""- I ' taking much rest and of ormant said was learned from an authorltlve rood. a V out ''o.iu r, tako u .urray at Kettner wanted the man - was we were not In such excellent condi- most ery bt,t in Texas source this afternoon that the de- (Another pleasing reajure tne Undervood Typewriter advanta".or a murder committed ncit would approximate iz.uvo, not dancing. It was the best seen on the tion. The hall was smaller than the r an(J ut Interruption ;nd he wa8 held a waiting word from stage Johnny one we had been used to playing Including the salary of Sec. Siaram, Elks' since "Uttle to is willing to Jones." But KeanneA was the big- In and that was a disadvantage in cil 'O wants to myself and who take the big fuir means winning operators out in Inter- -' rs the going Kettner balloon In lieu of his salary. gest part of the show; his support us." This that five of the six the 'ered fror. ee Murray and letl him look me over ore The Normal girls' team of Vegas national Typewriting Contest for the Championship of World at be-m- Previous to the meeting In Zelger's aot nervous when ne was tne the. . Gardnei g to the fpu, i don't liW this thing of stage It on hem to draw will play the Varsity five a return Madison Square Garden, October 17, 1907, used Underwood Type- a the first hall Grady's band will give a half and rested game In Old' Albuquer the 1 coiy K token, for murderer and applause. at the Casino. 1 West Sil ng such I land In town, hour's concert at Centratl avenue and the smiles que on night or uecemoer i writers. Mlsa R. L. Frits, who used an Underwood Typewriter, won rifuen minutes after in the previous world records. mmand, i.i,j Blackwcl! . thla morning. Second street front of the hall. The game at Vegas resulted In a vlc and broke all ' raised1 in the The committee of twenty-seve- n on girls by a score the silver cup, emblematlo of the championship of the civilised world. or curj"i was horn and congress, tury for the Normal X300O0OOOOO arrange -- ritory," he continued. "My home the Irrigation appointed THE NEW BILL of 15 to 12, the Var.ity having the Here Is the record which tells its own story of the excellence of the i 'in Capituii. and my folks live there Jointly by the city, the Commercial lead In. the flrt half. Both teams Underwood Typewriter: V ... lw worked at Kettner eighteen club and the county commissioners; played a fast, snappy game. i be-Th- Total Total Pen-- Net Net peed and worked at Thornton is the special general committee of THE bnths is the first three, composed of R. K. Twltchll, AT CRYSTAL Name Machine written errors alty words per min. " m as eer arreaieu.1l. president of the Las Vegas Commer FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD 1st Miss 1U Ii. Krlta I'nilerwood 61 81 405 6214 HI cial clijb, President Oeorge Brooks 2l Mr. H. U. ItlaisUiMI Underwood 5720 148 740 40HO 83 A and Oevrge mot a special commit- A more convincing piece of acting Sil Mr. K. A. Trcfzgrr 6152 t4 470 4683 , 78 Frenc WILL ELECT tee of J he territorial fair association than Mandell s Sampson Clay, ins 4UiMbw W.M. Matthews Underwood 4910 153 760 4150 6 K and all fair eomAii members, sub- ELECTS OFEICERS . . arid colored politician who murders the 5th Mr. atil Muntrr Underwood 4543 104 970 3573 60 scribers citizens interested In an-- by avenging girl Is pursued the etliMlMMl,. V. Ilruorton Underwood 4403 , 175 . 870 3257 59 the growth of Albuquetyiue have been can scarcely OFFICERS TONIGHT asked meeting. oe.seen Jo attend the now-a-day- s. and especially In a dra At the meeting of the Fraternal the Boston Dully Advertiser, Saturday, October U07: . From U, lai matic act upon the vaudeville stage. Brotherhood last night at the Elks Ml Koso I,. IVIti Broke All Records. i an p, Mr. MandeH's make-u- dress, man- opera house officers were elcted for Typewriter 97 30 . 'to. W ugly dn Hell MURDERER OF VELARDE distinctly ensuing year and preliminary ar On an Underwood ahe writes words a minute tor . ceptl m for WorUiy President ner, voice everything is the were h dealers the whip hand rangements made for the annual minutes. .for ColTee. the free slave who has Square N. V., Oct. In a contest against time, Ioudo Tomorrow Night. and who loves to brandish it. He banquet and installation Of officers at Madlon Oarden, 1. HrCONFESSES is ably assisted in his fine character- the meeting to be held uec. 7. blind folded, tonight. Miss Rose L. Fritz, who last night won the world's KEKNAllLlO'COma ization by the veteran comedian, The following are the new officers: speed championship, on an Underwood Typewriter, wrote 97 words per flue aerie of the i?Taierimii Harry Devoy. who does the Irish President, E. C. Whltson; vice presi minute for 30 minutes, breaking all records. T of Eagles at the Red Mens lan (tor. dent. Trimbell Wells; secretary. He Kays 'nutt, Uc Killed Her With m Dye; chaplain, Mrs. Hart- - onlght oftlcers will be elected I Scottl sings a patriotic applause Francis Anal a r. - Club. So Ad to ton ura-ha- Co. im ensuiiuc year Her Store. getter this week, "The Good Old U. line; master of arms, Mrs. idlu Underwood Typewriter made for the reception 8. A. sargeant, Mr. Dickson; Inside Worthy PresN Mr. door Denver, Tirments to Grand 5anta Fe. N. M., Dec. S (Speriul) . Milbourne and Crissman, in a new door keeper, Allen: outside 1622 Welton Street Colorado A. BeH. of Calif oru Martinez y Sanc-hes- , a na- and attractive comedy-novelt- y act keeper, Charles F. McDermott, trus guest of the taglea t Kvenlng tees. Dr. B. N. Wilson and Mr. Glea- , HI Money. , will be the tive of Velarde, has confes- which they call, "A Quiet Want one son; physicians', Drs. Patohin, Burton Tha i Arrow Illght. - .. sed that he murdered Mivs Jennie at Home," present of the hand- Anaya. found gul't y he reception to President Melt Templeton, the aged woman, who somest and best staged acts yet seen and Wilson. lidonment at th ' v huM In r7 ks- - n" kept a small store at Velarde and here. istrict court and ' argely attended by Eagles and was found dead Saturday afternoon. It falls to Miss Crlssman's lot her A Good IJnlmcnt. ; Trying was suspended la r friends. President Bell and of- -. He admitted killing her with a big to Impersonate some six or seven difr When you need a good rellabU COAL wll havlor, wp . jrs of the Albuquerque aerie stick, but claimed he whs drunk at ferent maidens, the Scotch, Spanish, liniment try Chamberlain's Pair AMERICAN BLOCK. ,peak and an Interesting u'f.1 the time. It j said that he has made Fiji, Islander, Persian, German, etc., Balm. It has no superior for sprain OiJUUUtiOS LUMP, program will be rendered, a full confession to District Attorney and in each she gives a faithfully and swellings. A piece of flannel by the banquet. Gortner and Captain Kornoff, of the dressed and well portrayed counter- sllghtened tampened with Pain Edwards & mounted police, and that he Is being part. The act Is an artistic study as Balm Is nuperlor to a plaster for ANTHRACITE Kidney and Bladder Pills brought to Santa Fe, well. lame hack or pains In the side or DeWltt's Furnace, 1 r202 East Central! relieve backache, weak kidneys, and The crime was an atrocious one, Moving pictures and another num- cheat. It also relieves rheumatic Inflammation of the bladder. Sold but all sensational stories sent out to ber or two helped compose an en- pains and makes sleep and rest pos- Mixed. O'RItlly. various newspupers that Mlsa Tem- joyable program. sible. For sale by ail druggists. Nut. J by J U. pleton was a Baptist missionary or CLEAN OAS COKE. that she was killed by Indians or HMITlUNti COAL. Mexicans because she was a teacher NATTVK KIND LIN Q. oooocoooocoo of religion or because sne was an FOR CASH ONLY. American, were fakes. The murder was committed for is hcrcby given that worldly gain. NOTICE stock of WOOD CHRISTMAS GIFTS. niy entire Home Restaurant A good opiMJituuity to get your TELEPHONE 91. The Xiiian prcMfiilH will be at the liand-kerchi- ef ami apron xak where you groceries at 122 South Second Street, will Something to will noil dainty liand nimle luuidker. W. II, HAHN & GO. 207 West Gold Avenue . chief and aprons at well M useful ones. ITicfH to suit all purM'M. There be closed out at cost, beginning Friday, be Thankful For will al-- o lie some hand embroidered covers, belts bags, surely when there Is plenty of "roast corxct , collars and SIGNS And Large, Well Lighted Room knitted HlipiM-rs- luihy and November J 5. This means a saving of turkey and miiK-- or pumpkin plea DECORUMS numerous otlHT articles. hJo Iec for everybody. You surely will be Prompt, Courteous Service 4. at - o' l(M'k, at Um Women's cJub, thankful when you see our splendid Work well done no delay WeMt litll su'iiun. lit lit refrexli- - from 20 to 50 per cent, and affords an array of Thanksgiving pies and At prices you ran surely pay. Music While You EatJ incuts will le werveu during snie. cakes. Mince Dies and pumpkin pies Stats your plan and he will fit It mirh as mother never could make. And you'll be glad that Patronized by the Best People KANTA TAI S opportunity to lay in a winter's supply Iave your order early for a thick, Number One Meals IS WOlUiINU OVKHTI-Mi- : XOW. luscious in In re or pumpkin pie. "S1ACY DID IT" Shoo-ll- y rocking horsej 80c Phono 741. 325 South Second Street. Toy brooms lOo of provisions at little more than half price. Pioneer Bakery, Toy 5 15c wash boards and ' - - tops . . 6c Nothing more appropriate for Hreakfast . Breakfast 6 to 9 Girls' 207 South First St. ... 25c Toy dinner sets, 12 large pieces $1.25 Every thing in the stock is in first class Christmas than a photograph. On Dinner and Supper 35c Teddy bear style monkeys SOc dozen cabinet photographs 13.00. Dinner Q - - 12 to 2 stuffed cats 25e MI 1,1 JOT BTUIMO, Special Rates by the rus in boots, bear style $1.15 condition, fresh and good It means econ- 215 West HullrtMul Avenue. Till-- : Mt.K. P. MATTEUCCI week or month. Supper 5:30107:30 IToprh-tor-. W.M. HlKKn Constipation causes headache, omy without privation. SHOE STORE AND REPAIRS Just received new line of hilds' nausea, dizziness, languor, heay MRS. M. F. MYERS, Proprietress go-car- tee our window display palpitation. Juristic physics gripe, ihU week. Futrelle Furniture Co. BRIGHAM Green sicken, weaken the bowels and don't C. R Front cure. Doan's Regulets act gently Palmer for feed, that's the place - c 0O00eO0O09OCO90O 0OTO000300O0U to trade. 105 North First Street !rruT,patlon- " AO HTX. AT.Rrorp.norF kvf.jtitto citizen. TfESDAY. DKTKMIlF.ll S. 1M7

ABF' HUMMEL IS VERY UNCLE SAf.l TUIIUEL NOW JOINS WESTON WILL PLEAD CAOSE OF GOING TO CALIFORNIA? ILL NEW YORK ALLEGED WALKfNO AS FIRST AID TO HEALTH Good! Let us plan your trip. TRUST HEW YORK The Santa Fe has three trains

D right's Disease Is Racing Each day-they carry the best Indications Are That the Subway Line Will Carry 30. f With Freedom In Case of United Cigar Stores Are 000 People an Hour and Equipment-HARVE- Y meals are Divorce Lawyer. In on Deal. Relieve Bridge Crush. Served. You can leave today And you're there tomorrow. The HAS BUT SIX MONTHS VICE PRESIDENT HILL New York. Dec. . The tunnel between the Battery and Brooklyn, YET TO SERVE KNEW VERY LITTLE composed of a steel tube forty feet Fare is low, Los Angeles only under the bed of East river, con- necting the uhway tins been formal- New York, Dec. 3. Abraham ly opened. An Interborough rapid Fifty dollars round trip. Ask New York, Dec. I. The nature of company sent a three-ca- r Jlunrael, criminal and divorce law the relations exiting between the transit yer, ia dangerously 111 on Blackwell'a train from Wall street station to 'J t American Tobacco company and the Borough In Brooklyn, In Us will Inland, New York City prison, to United Cigar Stores company, which Hall. fifteen for information, we make which be was sentenced to nerve a has a large number of minute, and made the return trip Imprisonment recently retail stores In eight minutes. The train was filled Tear after throughout the country, was Inquir- with i Your trip long to be remembered-Ever- y tiia conviction on charges of cormplr- - ed Into a recent traction officials and municipal one K T ,1 , , rt at session of the officers, who pronounced arv in rAnnuf linn t a it hearing of the case of the United the tunnel V .a t Morse divorce proceedings. Hummel, States against a complete success. prison the tobacco The arrival of the train In Brook- . comfort will be yours. Beau the authorities raid today, Is tnit. The hearing Is took place lyn was smfferlns; from Bright'! disease and a before CommUsfoner a signnl for an outburst of United tates enthiisiat m. the long-slle- nt bell In weak, heart. Hummell has been fall-Iii- K Shields. Tiful descriptive literature free. rapidly recently and hia friends Borough Hall ringing for twenty iWhlle It was not established by di- minutes and a large crowd cheering. nay he will not leave the prison alive, rect lie was taken to prison May 20 to admission that the retail com- As the Borough hall bell rang out, aerre year. pany Is absolutely controlled by the the bells of nearby churche tolled. Btory of Cane. American Tobacco company, much of "This Is a great day for Brooklyn," the testimony was to the effect that ssild Borouph President Cohler. "The The facts in the Dodge-Mors- e case, unusually close relations existed be- tunnel will solve the bridge crush T. E. PURDY, In connection with which Hummel tween the two companies. problem for a time. According to the wu convicted of conspiracy, follow: P. O. Hill, vice president of the engineers, the tunnel will be open to Charles F. Dodge kept a hotel In American ToDacco company, tne traffic some time in January. The i .Atlanta, Qa, His wife and he had only witness examined nt the hearing schedule running time will be seven AGENT trouble. She became the housekee- testified thnt while he never knew of mltiu;-s- . With the completion of the per ef Charles W. Morse, multl-mll-lionni- re any specific denial of the report that Brooklyn extension and Installment v head 6"f the New York ice the United Cigar Stores company was of regular service, It Is . planned to V? A. T. & S. F. C. L Ry. 1 fSftft? trust. Mrs. Dodge sued for, received owned by th American Tobacco com- run eight-ca- r trains under a two-minute a decree and married Morse. Short- pany, he did not recall that ouch headway, carrying safety 30.-0- ly aft- - this Dodge announced that ownership had ever been admitted. pusxengers per hour during the bad not been served with a court He said he had very little knowledge ruh hours." raimonj in his wife's divorce case. of the management of the United This Is considered fully half the Ha began suit to set aside the )rr Cigar Stores company. He did know, capacity of Brooklyn bridge. Oround decree, which would annul the however, that for several months was broken for the tunnel December marriage to Morse. Hummel was past his company had been selling 19. 1902. The tunnel under East Itodge's attorney. Then It was as- goods direct to the United Cigar river Is 4365 feet long. serted that there was a conspiracy Store company, giving it the regular afloat. It was charged that Morse trade discounts given to Jobbers who feimself was trying to have hia mar- encourage the use of the American NEW p riage annulled so he could wed Mrs. Company's products. These discounts PENWS WHEN YOU WANTi Getshetian, a rich New York woman. amount to from 7 to 10 per cent., be- This Morea denied. Dodge fled and sides the usual discount of 2 per cent Money flowed like water to get him for cash. AND POST OFFICES out of the country. He was caught Knew Very Utile Jn Kl Paso, Tex. lAsked who furnished the money to Dodge Cotifcawcd. stnrt the business of the United Cig- MONEY dodge was taken back to New ar Stores company, Mr. Hill said he Throught the efforts of Delegate York and confessed that Hummel did not know. Asked about the own- Andrews, the following pensions have CAREFULLY LOOKED called him to New York, where he ership of the Jobbing concerns his been granted In New Mexico: AFTER toM him he wanted him to contest corporation throughout the country, Andrew Ounter, Kspanola, $24 tDEPOSIT YOUR FUNDS IN THE the divorce Mrs. Dodge had obtained. Mr. Hill said it had an Interest only per month from Oct. 2, 1807. Dodge did so, and In the course of In one, and that was In New Or- James E. Chadwlck, Nana Visa, the suit and his fight was supplied leans. Whether the United Cigar $12 per month from Sept. 12, 1907. wlUi 170,000 by Hummel. Hummel Stores company had any Interest In Martin Vaught, Baton, $15 per offered no evidence at the trial. He a concern in Chicago Mr. Hill did month from March 1, 1907. STATE NATIONAL BANK asserted that Dodge was the sole not know. Dario Sanchex. Cleveland, $12 per conspirator and that he (Hummel) iSeveral letters from Mr. Htll'a per- month from March 4, 1907. 4 J'ViC ALBUQUERQUE ram contesting the decree In good sonal letter book related to a plan to Samuel Adams, Perea, $10 per maintain prices of Imported goods. month from Dec. SI, 1908. tail. Edward Paysuit Wcwton Ui tHummell was a witness for the One letter to a confidential agent in Robert 'Cridebrlng, Tularosa, $12 and e Feel That Won the Walk. wosecution In the Thaw case. He Chicago, saltt a company was to be per month from March 21, 1907. Chicago, Dec. S. Edward Payson formed in California and Mr. Joss y Albuquer- lost IS pounds In weight, but I do testified that Evelyn Neablt Thaw that a Chaves Chaves, Weston's elation at breaking his rec- not feel this loss. an affidavit to Blasskover, who already was doing que, $13 per month from March 6, ord of 40 years ago in his I felt no fatigue made him that Harry a large there, was to push walk from throughout the Journey, except at the JK. Thaw had beaten and abused her. business 1907. Portland to Chicago was heightened end of the first day. WITH AMFTJB MKAN8 HBBimel and his law partner, Wil- the American company in connec- George W. McMahan, Dora, $18 by his finishing in superb physical lisan Howe, tion with the California company, per month from March 12, 1907. condition. He was "When I prepare my lectures on k. have been New York's almost as good health-givin- AND UNSURPASSKD FACEUTIE8 divorce lawyers for years. They but this connection was to be kept a James Scotu Astec, $12 per month at the finish as at the start the subject of the g pow- - ewered nuptial knots where other secret. Mr. Hill salt! that plan was from March 1. 1907. Ills feet stood ?Tr"..of.,dUy walk people of the carried out, but that eventually Jose Oonzales, Beenham, $12 per the long walk par- States will realize the value Called. Hummel la five feet one inch ticularly well. Nightly on the Jour- of pedeetrlanUm. tail, weighs 109 pounds and wears a Blasskover took over the entire month from June 21, 1907. ney Weston pickled The real purpose Carroll, City, $15 them In brine of mjr effort to break any hat. He was known as a man Patrick silver before retiring. Except in- former 74 per month from March 25, 1907. . for an record was to teach the lesson that BANK OF COMMERCE of .about town. creased callousness they show no un- good health can ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Luis Arrera. Central, $11 per usual effects from be maintained, even month from March 11, 1907. the long walk, to an advanced age, through walk- while they gave him no trouble en ing. . Henry Scholotterbeck, Bernarllllo, route. , ., ; THAT SAVED $12 per month from March SO, 1907. "I neither train nor diet. I do not T mm Weston makes the following state- believe THAT $5,000,000 James E. McGregor, Las Cruces, ment: in either. At the same time KXTKNDfl TO DEPOSITORS EVERT PROPTfcR ACCXMMeDATION $12 per month from March 23, 1907. I never overeat, and this is the I DANIEL'S LIFE STOLEN James M. Lucas, Golden, $12 per "Whatever I may have done, in foundation of good health. AND SOIilOTTS NEW AAXXUNTS. v this walk Washington, D. Dec. 3. En- month from March 27, 1907. from Portland to Chicago, "My muscles now are in Just C, Adam C. Nason, Raton, $15 per has not been for the purpose same about CAPITAL 150,000.0 deavors are being made to have the drawing of the condition as when I start- general government pay 95,000.000 to month from March 25, 1907. attention to myself, but to ed. They have not hardened notice- Tncson. Arlx., Dec. 3. The gold Israel Thompson, Roewell, $12 per show what a man of my age. who ably and OfOoera and Directors: watch which the new state of Oklahoma In the lives simply, can retain the flexibility im- saved Marshal Daniels Immediate future. This sum Is due month from March 28. 1907. accomplish. I hope perative to good walking. My feet from serious Injury and probable Jose R. Martlnes, El RIto, $S per It will be an object lesson to the are in exceHent shape. SOLOMON LUNA, Preeident. "rth during the Spanish-America- n as an appropriation called into the youth of enabling act creating the new state, month from June 27, 1907. America. "I wish to extend my war, when he was a member of the The following changes In postof-flce- s "At the end of my Journey I felt thanks to all W, S. STKICKLKR, W. 1. JOHNSON, Rough Kider troop, has been stolen and financial conditions in Oklahoma as well as the people along the route to Chi- are such its relief could be main New Mexico are announced: when I started, and could cago, who me from the Daniels home. The watch that David L. Creswell appointed post- repeat the walk next week. I aided in so many Vloe proaMont and Cashier. Asiustant Chsfaier. wa highly priced and It showed terially aided by the transfer of this have waya" amount to treasury. master at Steins, Orant county. ) plainly the bullet mark where It had the state Postoflice Thomas, WILLIAje McINTOSH, J. O. BALDRIDGE, been struck. Marshal Daniels wore Senators Owen and Oore have tak- established at en up Union county, and Laura F. Thomas ! the watch In his belt pocket during the matter at the white house appointed postmistress. A. M. BLlCXKWELL O. E. CROMWELL. M. charge at San Juan. A bullet from and the treasury department and are at Spanish rifle struck the watch and hopeful that the payment may be was deflected and Marshal Daniels made within the next two weeks. The Piles Cured In e to 14 Days. thereby escaped injury. appropriation of to. 000, 000 Is pro- PAZO OINTMENT Pi guaranteed to vided to reimburse the state In lieu cure any case of itching, blind, of school lands In the Indian bleeding or protruding piles In $ to HARTJE WILL HAVE 14 days or money refunded. 50 cents. r.20NTEZli;.2A TBIST CO. TO TRY AGAIN ALBUQUKRQUm NKW MKXIGO

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- 1 (Continued From rage One.) commerce, are such as to make- the To confer upon the national gov- seasons of the year the dlfferencs in Ike leading junction government competent ernment, Interest civilized nations of the by the courts, not only In tion Into the condition of women and central alone in connection with the rates between the east and woria. es- a-h-r in Ureat Britain all the labor dlsnutea but . children wage-earne- rs to exercise full supervision and con- amendment I advocate in the anti- me west is from 9 to 10 per cent tates worth $5,000 or less are prac- are recently au- prosperity no less than for the pro- trol. trust law, power whereas In Canada cormmnnii, concerned. I refrain from dis thorized and directed by con-- " and supervision the tically exempt from death duties. question in- 'the tection of Inventors and of the gen- "The grave abuses In Individual over big business engag- Ing difference Is I per cent. Anv cussion of this as I am (Tress Is now being carried on In the public repeatedly concerns but wmie tne increase is such that when formed that It will soon receive the vaslous states, eral As I have coses of railroad management in the ed in interstate commerce, would plan must, of course, guard the in an estate exceeds Ave millions of supreme and I recommend that said In messages to the congress and past represent wrongs not merely to benefit them as terests or western southern passes consideration of the court. the appropriation made last year for elsewhere, definitely it has benefited the and dollars In Value and to a dis beginning experience has the general public, but, above all, national banks. In the recent busi- bankers a carefully as it guards the tant kinsman or stranger In blood the this work be renewed, ir fair-deali- KroployerV order we shown not merely the unwisdom but wrongs to and honest ness crisis it is noteworthy that the Interests of New York City or Chi- government n liability. that may have the thor- futility endeavoring be- cago receives all told The national government ough and comprehensive Investiga- the of to put a corporations and men of wealth, institutions which failed were In- bankers, and must be drawn amount equivalent to nearly a fifth should stop to all business combinations. cause they excite a popular anger stitutions which were from the standpoints of be a model employer. It should de- tion which the subject demand , The) not under the the farmer of the whole estate. In so njfcf1r.tiil rnu-nm- 1 Francs mand the highest quality -..i i Modern industrial conditions are such and distrust which from the very supervision and control of the na- ana the merchant no less than from much of an Inheritance as exceeds of service r.".- "iniii una mm Mil ulti- that combination la not only neces- nature of the case tends to Include tional government. the standpoints of the city from each of Its employes and It mate resort for control of child la- - Those which banker nu.ooo.ooo pays over a fifth to the should care - sary but Inevitable. It Is so In the In the sweep of Its resentment good were under national ana country Dinner. state If it parses for all of them properly ihfi- me use or tne interstate com- - control stood to a distant relative. n return. Cnngess m,rrA...... aUiim. a . i , world of business Just as It Is so In and bad alike. From the standpoint the test. I again urae on tha ronvreita tha The German law Is especially Inter- should adopt leg- imwiii ma linjQucis the of labor, Is as of public I can need islation povldlng limited but definite of child labor from entering In- world and It Idle the not too earnest- National control of the kind above of Immediate attention to this esting to us because It makes the In- compensation ltno to desire to put an end to all corpora- ly say that as soon as the natural advocated would be to the matter. We need a greater elasicity heritance tax an imperial for accidents to all terstate commerce. But before using benefit measure workmen within scope It ffn 1 tions, to all bl combinations of capi- and proper resentment aroused by of every railway. In our currency; provided, of course, while allotting to the Individual the of the this Olirht fcrtalnlw AnaA tal, as to desire to put an end to these abuses becomes Indiscriminate Ftrom the standpoint that we recognise the even greater states federal power. Including employes of el hiwg on the subject for the terrl- - of the public of th empire a portion of the navy yards and arsenals. In combinations of labor. Corporation and unthinking, it also becomes not i.iu.o is neea ior additional termin- need of a cafe and secure currency. proreeaa ana permitting them to Im- other uiiutr us owu immediate con- and labor union alike have come to merely unwise and unfair, but cal- als, improvements There must always be pose words, a mortal employers' liability trol. and in the actual the most rigid taxes in addition to those Im- act, and stay. Each If properly managed is culated to defeat the very ends handling of the railroads, and all examination Dy tne national author posed by the Imperial government. thoroughgoing, should be enacted ap- Wage-Worke- a source of (rood and not evil. When- which those feeling It have in view. this as rapidly as Itls. Provision should be made for Small which should Farmer and rs. possible. Ample, Inheritances are exempt, but ply to all positions, public pri- ever In either there Is evil. It should There has been plenty of dishon- safe, and speedy transportation fa- an emergency currency. The emer- the tax Is so sharply progressive and When the' denartment of srrtr.ul- be promptly held account; It by past. gency Issue should, course, that vate, over which the national govern- - to but est work corporations in the cilities are even more necessary than of b when the Inheritance Is still not very ment has Jurisdiction. lure was founded there was much should receive hearty encouragement There will not' be the slightest let- cheaD t made with an effective guaranty, and large, provided It Is not an agricul- or The number sneering as to Its o lony Is properly up upon carefully prescribed) accidents to wage workers. Includ- usefulness. N as it managed. in the effort to hunt down and there Is need for the investment of conditions tural or a forest land. It Is taxed at ing those are department of the government, how- It Is profoundly. Immoral to put or punish every dishonest man. But monvy by the government. Such emergency the 26 per that preventable and ever, wnicn win provide far all rate of cent if It goes to those that are not, has ap- has more emDhatlcallv vindl. keep on the statute books a law, the bulk of our business is honestly these things while at same sun mun De Dasew on aaequate se distant relatives. There Is no reason become cated Its usefulness, nominally In the time palling In the mechanical, mamifac- - and none sav the Interest of public done. In the natural Indignation the securing as far as is possible curities approved by the government, why In the United States . i the postoffice department morality, really puts wages better and must Issued, the national tUrlnff And TrandnitollnM' ' vtrt - comes so that a premium people feel over the dishonesty, It Is and shorter hours for their be under a heavy government should not Impose Inher- or thB dwy. It grim nitons continually and Intimately into touch upon publlo Immorality, by under- all essential they should not employees. tax. This would permit currency be- itance taxes In Im- works hardship that Therefore, while there ing addition to those wif o miliary wage worker and wun tne people. The two citizens taking to forbid honest men from lose their heads and get drawn Into must be Just and reasonable regula- Issued when the demand for it posed by the ttes, and when we family to his whose welfare is In the aggregate, doing what must be done under mod- an indiscriminate rail upon all cor tion of rates, was urgent, while securing its retire last had have the effect of such an we should be the first an Inheritance tax about accident fall solely upon him; and. most vital to the welfare of the na ern business conditions, ao that the porations, all people of wealth, to protest against any arbitrary and ment as the demand fell off. It is one half of the states levied such on tion, and therefore to the welfare law Itself provides own In- 111. rworth investigating the other hand there are whole ot that its whether they do well or Out unthinking movement to to determine taxes concurrently with national an are wage-worker pre- - cut them the classes of attorneys who exist only otner citizens, the fraction must be the condition of any such wild movement good down whether officers and directors of na maximum rate, in some cases as by . without the fullest and most high InriYlns m.n- nhn r,. may who does manual labor r,t tcedent Upon business success. To will not come, can not come, and careful consideration of all tional banks should ever be allowed as 26 per cent. The French law has not ...raj vi the tiller of the soil, th concern, u Interests. . have been wronged to undertake farmer. aim at the accomplishment of too never has come. On the contrary, an1 vr in? wmiir neeas to loan to themselves. Trust comoa one feature which Is to be heartily ouu ior negligence. There are, of course, kinds of labor much usually means the accomplish- the surest way to Invite reaction is of the situation. Only a special body nles should be subject to the same commended. The progressive prin- wnere tne worn must be purely men- ment of too little, and often do- to follow the lead of dema- supervision as banks; legislation to ciple so applied the either ...tn me gov- is that each hlsher Eight-Ho- ur tal, and there are kinds ing of positive damage. my mes- gogue wui) ior national Tfio law. other of In or visionary in a sweeping as ernment under authority conferred this effect should be enacted for the rate is imposed only on the excess tabor where, under existing condt-tlon- s. sage to congress ago. In upon property upon UDOn. - I - . . a nove The congress should the a year sault values and it hv fhn nniam mi vufiipeieni uistrlct of Columbia and the terri- the amount subject to the next consider the very little demand Indeed anti-trust extension of eight-hour la speaking of the laws, I public confidence, which would work Judffment on such a matter. tories. lower rate; so that each Increase of the law. The made upon the mind, though 1 am said: Incalculable damage In the business Tho.eJlm who fear, any Yet we must also remember that rate will apply only to a constitutionality of th--s present law glad to say from reason, even certain has recently been called that the proportion of "The actual working of our laws world and would produce such dis- the extension of Federal activity will the wisest legislation on the amount above a certain maximum. intn nuta men engaged In this kind of worst shown trust of the agitators In do well to study subject can only accomplish a The tax should possible tion, and the supreme court has de- Is has that the effort to prohibit that the the history not only certain if be made cided diminishing. But In any commu- all combination, good or bad, is revulsion the distrust would extend of the national banking act but the amount. No legislation can bv any to bear more heavily UDon thoss re that the existing legislation is nity with the solid, healthy qualities) noxious where It to Ineffective. to honest men who. In sincere and pure-foo- d law, possibility guarantee the business siding without the country unquesnonaoiy within the powers of up not and notabljn th meat than with congress.- - which make a really great nation Combination of capital, sane fashion, are trying to remedy inspection community agninst the results of in it. A heavy progesatve tax upon the The principle of the or. like combi- law recently enacted. The eight-hour ins duik tne people pure-foo- d day should do nation of labor, is a necessary ele- the evils." law was opposed so vio- speculative folly any more than it a very large fortune Is In no war should as rapidly and work which a. can guarantee an as far as practicable be calls for the rIm ment in our present Industrial sys- The anti-trust law should not be lently that Its passage was delayed Individual against such a tax upon thrift or industry as extended to both body mind. Progress Tot extravagance. the entire work carried on by and oat tem. It is not possible completely repealed; but it should be made both a decade; yet It has worked un- the results of his When a line tax wouia De on a small for- ths not permanently exist in the aban- posi-M- e, an mortgages government; and present to prevent it; and If it are more efficient and more In harmony mixed and Immediate good. Individual his house tune. No advantage comes either to the law donment of physical labor, but las. to buy an dis- In- should be amended to r such complete prevention would with actual conditions. should be The meat Inspection law was even automobile he Invites the country as a whole or to the embrace con the development of chvsicai lal-..- It more aster; and w'hen wealthy men, or dividuals inheriting money by tracts on more public works which d damage to the body politic. so amended as to forbid only the violently astailed; and the the - so that it shall represent more What we need is not vainly to try same men who now men whe pose as such, or are un- permitting the transmission In their the present wordina- of tha r ... more and t kind of combination which does denounce the been to gen- tne work or the trained mind prevent all combination, but to se- to the general public, attitude of the National Government scrupulously or foolishly eager to be- entirety of tha enormous fortunes construed exclude. The in the trained body. Our sys harm such eral Introduction eight-hour school cure such rigorous and adequate amendment o be accompanied by, In seeking to oversee and control the come such, Indulge In reckless spe- which would be affected by such a of the tem Is gravely defective In so workings culationespecially If It Is accompan- tax would help to preserve a meas- day should be the goal toward which fax aa control and supervision of the com- or to be an Incident of. a grant of of Interstate common car- we should steadily It puts a premium upon mere liter- binations! as to prevent their Injur- supervisory govern- riers and business concerns, as- ied by dishonesty they Jeopardize urable equality of opportunity for the tend, and the sov. ary training puuter to the then not only own ernment should set the In and tends therefore t ing the public, or existing In such ment over theso big concerns en- serted that we were " discriminat- their future but the people of the generations growing to example train the boy away from forms as inevitably ing and ruining a future of all their Innocent fellow-citizen-s, manhood. We have not the slightest this respect. the farm to threaten gaged In Interstate business. This great American expose Compulsory Investigation and the workshop. Nothing is mor it is unfortunate that should be accompanied by provision Industry," Two years have not for they the whole sympathy with that socialistic Idea of Indus needed than the best type of indus- our present laws should forbid all for compulsory publication of elapsed and already it has become business community to panic and dis- which try to put laziness, thrlftless-nes- s trial IHsputcs. trial school, the evident tress. andi Inefficiency on a par Strikes and lockouts, with ftmlr the school for mechani- combinations instead of sharply accounts and the subjection of books that the great benefit the with loss cal industries In the city, the school discriminating between those combi- law confers upon the public Is ac- Ilevemis. Industry, thrift and efficiency, which attendant and suffering, continue and papers to the inspection of the to Increase. For the five years end- tor practically teaching agriculture nations which do good and those government officials. A beginning companied by an equal benefit to the The Income account of the nation would strive to break up not merely in the country. The calling combinations reputable packing Is In a most satisfactory condition. private property, but what Is far ing December II, 1805, the number of th which do evil. has already been made for such su- establishments. of strikes was greater than skilled tiller of the soil, the calling Often railroads would like to com- pervision by 1 he latter are better off under the For the six fiscal years ending with more Important, the home, the chief those In of the skilled mechanic, purpose the establishment of the law than they the 1st of July last, the total expend- prop upon which our whole civilisa- any previous ten years and was should alike, bine for the of preventing a bureau of corporations. were without It. The double the nranoHinv be recognized aa professions. Just aa big shipper im- benefit to car- itures and revenues of the national tion stands, ftuch a theory If ever number in the from maintaining anti-trust Interstate common years. emphatically as calling law- proper advantages expense The law should not pro- riers and business concern government, exclusive of the postal adopted, would mean the ruin of the five These figures Indicate the yer, the of at the of hibit combinations do no in- from the increasing need or providing doctor, merchant, or clerk. Th small shippers and of the general that legislation I advocate would be revenues and expenditures, were, In entire country a ruin which would some schools should recognize justice to public, Btill less those revenues, $1,465,-000,00- 0, machinery to deal this fact public. Such a combination, instead the marked. round numbers, Dear heaviest upon the weakest, up- with this class of and It should equally the existence of which Is on $3,275,-000,00- 0. disturbances In the be recognised of being forbidden by law, should the Incldently, In the passage of the and expenditures, on those least able to shift for Interest alike of In popular opinion. young whole of public. pure-foo- the employer, employee The man be favored. la publlo benefit to the But d law the action of the var- The net excels of Income themselves. But proposals for legis the and the It a even if this feature of the law were over expenditures, including In general public. I renew my previous who has the farsightedness and evil to have on the statute books a ious and alry commis- the lation such as this herein advocated courage to recognize it abolished, there would remain sioners showed In latter the fifty millions expended' for are directly opposed to this class of recommenaauon that the congress and to get law incapable of full enforcement, as an equally objeotionable feature striking fashion favorably consider the over the idea that It makes dif- because both Judges and Juries re- how much good for the whole peo- the Panama Canal, was one hundred socialistic theories. Our aim Is to matter of ference the difficulty and delay now e creating machinery com- whether what he earns la ple ret-ult- from hearty cooper- and ninety million dollars for the six recognise what Lincoln pointed out: the for alize that its full enforcementwouId gov- the thirty-on- e pulsory Investigation called salary or wages, and who re- incident to its enforcement. The ation of offi- years, an average of about The fact that are some re- of such Indus destroy the business of the country; Irk- the Federal and State there trial as are fuses to enter the crowded field the to men ernment must now submit to cials in securing a given reform. millions a year. This represents an spects in which men are obviously controversies of sufficient of for result is make decent some and repeated delay before ob- approximation between Income and not equal; magnitude and of sufficient concern the professions, and takes) violators of law against . but also to Insist that to the their self-respe- to people constructive Industry taining a final decision of the courts outgo which It would be, hard to Im- there should be an equality of ct the of the country as a instead. Is will, and to put a premium on the upon proceedings even In my message to congress prove. whole to warrant the federal govern. reasonably sure of an ample reward behavior of the willful wrongdoers. instituted, and the a Th. satisfactory working of and of mutual rasped, an In earning, a favorable decree may mean an year ago I spoke as follows of the the present tariff law has been chiefly equality of rights before the law and merit in laamg action. in health, in opportunity Such a result turn tends to throw g. to marry in empty victory. Moreover, to attempt currency: responsible for this excellent ehow-In- at least an approximate equality In The need for some provision for early, and to establish a the decent man and the willful to by law- Currency. such .investigation was forcibly Il- home with a fair amount of freedom wrongdoer Into close association, and central these corporations Nevertheless, there Is an evident the conditions under which each man from worry. suits means to Impose upon both the "I especially call your to and constantly growing feeling among obtains the chance to show the stuff lustrated during the past oumimer. It should be one of in the end to drag down the former attention A strike of telegraph operators seri- our prime objects to put both the to the latter' level; for man department of Justice and the courts the condition of our currency laws. our people that the time is rapidly that la in him when compared to his the an Impossible burden; it is not feas- The national bank has ably serv- approaching when our system of rev- ously interfered with telegraphic farmer and the mechanic on a high- . who becomes a lawbreaker in one act teiiows. er plane ettlclenoy so) ible to carry on more than a limited ed purpose en- enue legislation must be revised. communication, causing great dam of and reward, way unhappily tends to lose all re- a great In aiding the KnforoPtnent of Uvo Tjiw. age to business Interests as to increase spect number of such suits. Such a law to ormous business development of the The A years and serious their effectiveness in for law and to be willing to be really effective must of course be country, Tariff. few Ixo there wa tnuA Inconvenience to the general public. the economic world, and therefore ' lijfcJtc' it in many ways. No more and within ten years there This country is definitely commit- complaint that the law Appeals were many the dignity, administered by an executive body, has been an increase in ted to the protective system could not be made from parts the remuneration, and scathing condemnation could be visit- and not merely by means of lawsuits. per circulation and any invoked against wMlth i ... of the country, from city councils, the power of their positions In th upon itw than Is contained In capita from $21.41 to $43.08. effort to uproot it could not but There Is no such social ed The design should be to prevent the For several years evidence has been cause widespread complalst now. The from boards of trade, from chambers world. the words of the Interstate com- Industrial disaster. i ' "l i" department of Justice of commerce, and from labor organ Inland Waterways. when, In com- abuses incident to the creation of accumulating that additional legisla- In other words, the principle of the during the last merce commission unhealthy and improper combination Is needed. The recurrence present few years has been izations, urging thai steps be taken The conservation of our natural menting upon the fact that the nu- of tariff law could not with wis- such as to make it evident no to terminate the strike. Everything resources and their power use con- xtraflTo tions, instead of waiting until they each crop season emphasises the de- dom be changed. But in a country man that merous Joint associations do are in existence and then attempting fects of present stands above the law, that no that could with any propriety be stitute the fundamental problem technically violate the law, they say: the laws. There of such phenomenal growth as ours corporation Is so wealthy It can done by representative of the gov which underlies every to destroy them by civil or criminal must soon be a revision of them, be- It Is probably well every not be that a almost other The decision 01 the United States proceedings. cause to that dozen held to account. The Depart- ernment was done, without aval), and problem of our national life. We M leave them as they are ytars or so the ment supreme court in the Trans-- lssourl means to tariff laws should be of Justice has been as nrnmnt ror weeks the public stood by and must maintain for our civilization case and the Joint Traffic associa- A combination should not be tol- Incur liability of business carefully scrutinized so as to see that to proceed agaimit t.hs w.gitki.i suffered without recourse of any the adequate erated if it abuse the power acquir- disaster. Since your body adjourn- no excessive or Improper are malefactor material basis without tion cane has produced no practi- ed there has been a benefits whose crime was one of kind. Had the machinery existed that civilization can not exist. cal effect upon the railway operations ed by combination to the publle fluctuation In the conferred thereby, that proper reven- greed and cunning as to proceed and had, there been authority for We must show foresight, we detriment. No corporation or asso- Interest on call money from 2 per ue is provided, and our foreign against must of the country. Such associations, in cent 30 per cent, trade the agitator who Incites to compulsory investigation of the dis- look ahead. As a nation we not only . ciation of any kind should be per- to and the fluctua- la encouraged. There must always be brutal act. exist now as they did before was pre- violence. Kverythlng that can pute, the public would have been enjoy a wonderful measure of pres- mitted to engage In foreign or Inter- tion even greater during the as a minimum a tariff which will not be don under the In these decisions, and with the same ceding six months. The secretary of only existing law, and placed possession of the merits of ent prosperity but If this prosper- Jit.---- to par- state commerce that is formed for allow for the collection of an with the exlstlnir sin to nf nnkiii, controversy, public opinion ity general effect. In all the treasury had to step In by ample revenue the and Is used aright It is an earnest of ties, we ought probably to add the purpose of, or whose operations and but which will at inlon, which so profoundly Influences would probaoiy have brought about success no na- that con- wise action put a stop to the most least make good, future such as other our inter- create, a monopoly or general - the difference in uom me courts prompt adjustment. it is difficult to see how violent per'"- of oscillation. Kven cost of production and Juries, has been a tion will have. The reward of fore- state railways could be operated with trol of the production, sale, or dis- worse her and abroad; done. But the laws themselvoa nxM IfeiMial and Labor. sight for this nation Is great and tribution of any one, of the prime such fluctuation Is the that is, the difference In the labor strengthening In more Is to due regard to the Interest of the adva.t e In commercial rates and the cost than one im It certain that for some time easily foretold. But there must be shipper and the railway without con- necessities of life or articles of gen- hire and abroad, for the well portant point; tney Khould be made come there will ba a constant In the look ahead, must re- eral use and necessity. Such com- unci ,alnty felt In t'ie sufficiency of being of the wage worker must ever more definite, so no there be a certed action of the kind afforded crea.t even at high ates. All com- that honest man crease absolutely, and perhaps rela alization of the fact that to waste, to through associations.' binations are against public policy; be a cardinal point of American pol- tan be led unwittingly to break tively, or those among our cltlxrw destroy, our these mercial Interests suftr during each icy. The question should be ap- them, so natural resources, to means law as con- they violate the common law; the crop period. and that the real vrmrinr who dwell In cities or towns of some skin and exhaust the land Instead This that the doors of courts . are closed to Excessive rates for proached purely from a business can be readily punished. wages. strued by supreme court is such the call money In JTork size and who work for This of using It so as to 1 norease Its use- the those who are parties to them, and I Newf attract standpoint; both the time and the .Moreover, thare must be pub- means there will be an ever-I-n fulness, that the business of the country can money from the intsSr banks into manner of the change being lic opinion the that will result in undermining in not breaking believe the congrees can close the speculative such as back of the laws or the creasing need to consider the prob the days of our children very be conducted without channels of Interstate commerce the fields This depletes to arouse the minimum of agitation laws themselves will of no lems Inseparable from a great Indus- the it." the fund that would ""other wise be In be avail. prosperity which we ought by right against ' and disturbance the business At present, them for its protection. The available for eomme uses, while the average Jury trial civilization. Where an immense to band down to them amplified As I have elsewhere said: law should make Its prohibitions and al and world, and to give the least play for man undoubtedly wishes to see trusts and complex business, especially In developed. and commercial borrowen are forced to selfish and factional broken up,, For the last few years, "All this is substantially what I permissions as clear and deflnitn as pay rates, so motives. The and Is quite ready to fine those branches relating to manufac through several agencies, govern- aald again. Pure- possible, leaving abnormal that each fall sole consideration should be to see the corporation Itself, Is very re- transportation, transact- the have over and over the least pie yble a In in- he ture and is ment has been endeavoring get tax. the shape of increased that the sum total of changes rep-ie-en- ts to ly it ought not tobe necessary to room for arbitrary action ,osj legat- luctant to find the facts nroven ed by a large number of capitalist our people sub- rep- terest charges. Is pl ed on the whole the public good. This means yond a to look ahead and to say that it in no shape or way ion of such action, on the part of commerce of the o try. reasonable doubt when it who employ a very much larger stitute a planned and orderly devel- resents any hostility to corporations the executive, or of divergent inter- that the subject can not with wis- coms to sending to Jull a member number of capitalists who employ a opment of our "The mere state fu of these facts s, resources in place of On contrary, means pretations by courts. Among dom be dealt with In the year pre- of the business community In- very wage-earner- as such. the it the the shows our- - Is for much larger number of a haphazard striving for immediate a frai.k recognition of the fact that points to be aimed should be the that Wsent system ceding a presidential election, be- dulging in practices which are pro- the former tend more and at seriously defecilve.Vw'here Is need of cause as a of fact experience foundly unhealthy, profit. Our great river systems combinations of capital, like combi- prohibition of unhealthy competi- change. matter but which, un- more to combine into corporations should be developed as wat- labor, by rendering a Unfortunately, however, has conclusively shown that at such fortunately, the business re national nations of are a natural result tion, such as service at many of tl . proposed changes must community and the latter Into unions. The er highways; the Mississippi, with, na- a time It Is Impossible to get men has grown to recognize as well-night wage- - of modern conditions and Of our an actual loss for the purpose of be ruled lations of the capitalist and its tributaries, standing In' im- development. As in crushing out competition, pre- from consideration because to treat It from the standpoint of normal. Both the present conullion each first tional far as the they are complicated, are not easy of public good. my worker to one another, and of portance, and the Columbia second, my ability lies my endeavor is and vention of Inflation of capital, ami the In Judgment of the law and the present temner to the general public, are not always although are many win prevent power by comprehension, and tend to disturb the wise time to doal with the matter of JurieM render It a of extreme there others of be to abuse of the prohibition of a corporation's existing rights and Interests. We mu.t tatk easy to adjust; and to put them and Importance on the Pacific, the At- either and to favor both so long as making exclusive trade with itself a is Immediately afier such election. dirnculty to get at the real wrong- keep them on a satisfactory basis is also rule out any plan which would Inlu-rltano- lantic and the gulf slopes. The na- they do well. The aim of the na- condition of having any trade with Income Tax and Tax. doer in any such case, especially by one of the most important and one materially Impair the value of the iWhen our tax laws are the Imprisonment. Is tional government should undertake tional government is quite as much Itself. Reasonable agreements be- 1 per revised Yet it from everv of the most delicate tasks before our this work, 1 hope to ana protect corpora- corpora- United States cent bonds now question of an income tax and an standpoint far preferable to punish and a beginning favor honest tween, or combinations of, pledged, to secure circulation, Is- whole civilization. Much of the work will be made in the present con- tions, honest business men of wealth, tions should be permitted, provided the inheritance tax should receive the tne prime orrenner by imprisonment accomplishment end sue of which was made under condi-- careful attention of our legislators. to for the of this gress; and the greatest of all our as to bring to J am ice those indivi- they are first submitted to and 'ap- rather than fine the corporation, must be done by the Individuals con- MlsslMHippi, corporations tlons peculiarly creditable to the In my Judgment both of these taxes with the attendant damage to stock- rivers, the should re- duals and proved by some appropriate govern- treasury. I do r.ct press any especial system cerned themselves, whether singly or ceive especial attention. From the iishonest methods. Moat certainly ment body. should be part of our of fed holders. In combination; the one funda- great be no plan. Various plans have recently eral taxation. I speak dlfldently The two great evils In the execu and lakes to the mouth of the Mis- there will relaxation by the The congress has the power to been proposed by expert committees mental fact that must never be lost sissippi there should be a deep wat- government authorities in the effort charter corporations to engage in In- about the Income tax because one tion of our criminal laws today are of is the of the erway, any great of bankers. Among the plans which scheme for an Income tax was de- sentimentality and technicality. track that character with deep waterways leading to get at railroad wreck- terstate and foreign commerce, and are possibly feasible and which cer- For average man, whether he be a man from It to the east and the west, er ny man who by clever swindl- a general law can be enacted un- clared unconstitutional by the su- the latter the remedy must come with tainly should receive your consider- preme court; while in addition is a from the hands of legislatures, of means or a man who works tiuch a waterway would practically ing devices robs investors, oppress- der the provisions of which existing ation is that repeatedly brought to it the his hands, is the most important mean the extension of our wage-workers, difficult tax to administer in its the courts, and the lawyers. coast line es and does Injustice corporations could take out federal your attention by the present secre- The oth factor In solving the problem aright. into the very our country, to the general public. But any such new corpora- practical working, and great care er must depend for lis cure upon the heart of charters and federal tary of the treasury, the essential to be gradual But It Is almost equally important to it would bo of Incalculable benefit move as this is in the Interest of tions could be created. An essential approv- would have exercised to see growth of a ound public good laws it corpora- features of which have been that it was not evaded by the very opinion which shall Insist regard remember that without to our people. If begun at once It honest operators, of honest provision of such a law should be a ed by many prominent bankers and that is also Impossible to reach the prop- can be through ap- tions, and of those who, when they method of predetermining by some men whom it was most desirable to for the l.iw and the demands of rea carried in time business men. According to this have taxed, for If o evaded It would, son shall control all influences er solution. It is Idle to hold that preciably to relieve the congestion, invest small savings in stocks and federal board or commission whether per- other good freight-carryin- g plan national banks should be of course, be worse tnan no tax at and emotions In tne Jury box. Both without laws evtls such as child of our great lines bonds, wish to be assured that these the applicant for a federal charter mitted to iSHue a specified proportion labor, as the over-worki- of wom- of railroads. money honestly ex- was an all; as the least desirable of all tax of these evils mut be removed or The work should be will represent association or combination of their capital In notes of a given es Is tax public en, as the failure to protect employ- systematically and continuously car- pended for legitimate business pur- within the restrictions of the federal so the which bears heavily discontent with the criminal of life or limb, can be poses. kind, the Issue to be taxed at high upon the honest as compared with luw will continue. ees from loss ried forward in accordance with, To confer upon the national law. Provision ed should also be made a rate as to drive the notes back the dishonest man. Nevertheless, a Injunctions. effectively reached, any more than same plan. government the power for which I for complete publicity In all matters when not wanted In legitimate trade. the evils of and stock-water-I- ng upon over- graduated Income tax of the proper Instances of abuse in the granting rebate lUxiaiitatltMi Murk. ask would be a check affecting the public and complete This plan would not permit the can be reached without good Irrigation ex- capitalization upon clever protection lsue type would be a desirable feature of of Injunction In labor disputes con- should be far more and the to the investing public and of currency to give banks additional federal taxation, It Is to occur, laws. To fall to stop these prac- tensively developed than at present, gamblers who benefit by overcapitali- the shareholders In the matter of profits, but to meet the emergency and to be hoped tinue and the resentment in tices by legislation means to force sation. mean an issuing corporate that one may be devised which the the minds of those who feel that the not only In the sate of the great But It alone would securities. If an presented by times of stringency, supreme court will honest men Into them, because oth- plains and the Bocky mountains, increase In the value, an Increase In Incorporation law is not deemed ad- say declare constitu- rights are being Invaded and their will but "I do not that this is the tional. The Inheritance tax. however liberty of action and of speech un- erwise tha dishonest who surely in many others, as, for instance, in the safety of the stocks and bonds visable, a license act for big inter- right system. 1 only advance It to take advantage of them will have large portions g, Is both a far better method of taxa- warrantably restrained continues like of the south Atlantlo of honestly managed state corporations night be enacted; emphasize my belief that there is everything their own way. If the and gulf states, where go. railroads, sys- tion, and far more important for the wise to grow. Much of the attack on It should and would render it far or a combination of the two might need for the adoption of some s states will correct these evUs, well easier to I be purposa of having the fortune of the the use of the proce.-- of Injunction hand in hand with the reclamation market their securities. tried. The supervision establish- tem which shall be automatic and country in proportion is I and good; but the nation must stand of swamp lurid. The federal govern- bnlieve In proper publicity. There ed might be analogous to now so bear to their wholly without warrant; but am that open to all sound banks, increase In size a corresponding In- constrained to express the belief ready to aid them. ment should seriously devote Itself has been complaint of some of the exercised over national banks. At as to avoid all possibility of that No question growing out of our to anti-tru- crease and burden of taxation. The for some of It there is warrant. ThUi this task, realizing that utilization Investigations recently carried on, least, the st water-powe- act should be discrimination and favoritism, Such government has the absolute right to question la becoming more and more rapid and complex Industrial devel- of waterways and r, for- but those who complain should put supplemented by specMc prohibitions a plan would tend to prevent to upon opment is more important than that estry, irrigation, and the the blame where belongs upon spec- decide as the terms which a one of prime Importance, and unless reclamation it of the methods which experience has the apaAini of high money and man shall receive a bequest or device the courts will themselves deal with of the employment of women and of lands threatened with overflow, the misdeeds which are done In shown have been of most service In ulation which now obtain In the New children. The presence women in and not upon Investiga- enabling from another, and this point In the it In effective manner, It Is certain of are all Interdependent parts of the darkness the monopolistic combinations York market; for at present there is devolution of property is especially ultimately to demand some form of Industry reacts with extreme direct- same problem. The work of the re- tions which brought them to light. to crush out competition. The real too much currency at certain ea-sor- .s ness upon the of home The administration of appropriate for the imposition of a legislative action. It would be most character the clamation service In developing the Is responsible for owners a corporations should be of the year, and Its accumula- tax. Laws imposing such taxes unfortunate for our social welfare if and upon family life, and the con- larger opportunities of the western turning on the light, but it la not compelled to do business in tion New tempts bankers to have their at York repeatedly been placed upon the na-tlor- al we should permit many honest and ditions surrounding the employment half of our country for irrigation is responsible for what the light show- own name. The right to hold stock lend it at low rates for speculative of children vital to more important I giv- statute books and as repeated- citizens to feel that they bear a relation than almost arty oth- ed. ak for full power to be in other corporations should here- purposes; whereas at other times ly our citizenship. Our legisla- er pur- en the federal government, be cor- declared constitutional by the had Jut cause for regarding our future niovnineiit. The constant because after restricted to Interstate when the crops are being moved coarts; and these laws contained the courts with hostility. I earnestly tion in those areas under the control pose of the government In connec- no single state can by legislation porations, unless on approval by the there is urgent need for a large but effectually cope progressive principle, that Is, after a commend to the attention of the of the congress la very much behind tion with the reclamation service has with these powerful proper government officials, and a temporary Increase in the currency is be- so legislation our more progres- use corporations engaged In certain amount reached the congress this matter, that some the of been to the water resources of Interstate prerequisite to such approval should supply. It must never be forgotten In- thorough compre- a commerce, .doing iTstlng quest or gift, In life or death, Is way may be devised which will limit sive states. A and the publlo land for the ultimate and. while them be the with the government that this question concerns business creasingly burdened and the rate of the abuse of Injunctions and protect hensive measure should be adopted greatest good of the greatmn num- full Justice, exact from them In re- of all owners and stockholders, both men generally quite as much as taxation Is Increased in proportion rights to at this session of the congress relat- ber; In other words, to put upon to con-lio- tho.e which from time the turn full Justice others. The by the corporations owning such bankers; especially Is this true of More- ing employment of and home-maker- s, con- to the remoteness of blood of the tfme it unwarrantably Invades. to the women land permanent to use of railroad activity, the stock and by the corporation in stockmen, farmers, and business men d of our man receiving the beauest. These over, discontent Is often expre,-- children In the District of Columbia and develop it for themselves and ditions Immense interstate which such slock is owned. In the west; for at present at certain principles are recognized already In with the use of the process of In and the territories. The Investiga for their children and children's . children. There has been, of course, fourth greatest Industry In the Unl-- I der proper regulations; or else, If the Ocean Mall Service. last forty years and th pay of the tack them, no long as the foe has In the best Insurance for peace that opposition to this work; opposition ted states; and yet, so rapid nas congress will not adopt this method, I call your especial attention to soldier, like the pay of the afflcers, existence a hostile navy of anything by human ingenuity be devised. from some Interested men who de- been the rate of exhaustion of tim- and coal deposits should be sold un- the unsatisfactory" condition of our should be proportionately increased. like the same size or efficiency. But JNircsini Affair. sire to exhaust the land for their ber In the United States in the past, der limitations, to conserve them as foreign mall service, which, because The first sergeant of a company, if unless there exists such a navy then In foreign affairs this count own Immediate profit without regard and so rapidly is the remainder be- public utilities, the right to mine of the lack of American steamship a good man, must be one of such the fortifications are powerless by steady policy is to behave taw to the welfare of the next genera- ing exhausted, that the country is coal being separated from the title lines Is now largely done through executive and administrative ability, themslvee to secure the victory. For other nations aa a strong and unquestionably on verge of a to the soil. The regulations should foreign lines, and which, particularly and such knowledge of his trade, as of course the mere deficiency means respecting man should behave tion, and opposition from honest and the to whom, li well-meani- In permit cjal lands be worked in so as be worth far more than we at that any resolute enemy can at his ward the other men with men who did not fully timber famine which will be Mt to far South and Central America present pay understand the subject or who did every household in the land. There sufficient quantity by the several are concerned, Is done In a manner him. The same Is true leisure combine all his forces upon Is brought into contact. corpoiations. present limita- of the regimental sergeant major. one point with the certainty he Cuba. not look far enough ahead. This has already been a rise in the price The which constitutes a serious barrier that ago opposition In, I think, dying away, of lumber, but there Is certain to be tions have been absurd, excessive, to the extension of our commerce, These men should be men who had can taka It. A year In consequence of a and our people are understanding a more rapid and heavier rise In the and serve no useful purpose, and of- fully resolved to make the army a Until our battle fleet Is much larg- revolutionary movement In Cuba that It would be utterly wrong to future. The present annual con- ten render It necessary that there TIwj Army. life occupation and they should be er that at present It should never be which threatened the Immediate re- allow a few Individuals to exhaust sumption of lumber is certainly three should be either fraud or else aban- (Not only there Is not now, but able to look forward to ample re- split Into detachments so far apart turn to chaos of the Island, the Uni- of work of getting out ward; while only met. properly quali- em- ted States Intervened, sending down for their own temporary personal times as great as the annual growth; donment the there never has been, any other na- that they could not In event of pro- profit the resources which ought to and if the consumption and growth the coal. tion In the world so wholly free from fied should be given a chance to se- ergency be speedily united. Our coast an army and establishing a cure these final rewards. The Increase line Is on visional government under Governor be developed through use so as to be continue unchanged, practically all Tlio Panama Canal. the evils of militarism as Is ours. over the Pacific Just as much as pros- com- our lumber will be exhausted in an- There never has been any large the present pay need not be on the Atlantic. The interest? of Magoon. Absolute quiet and conserved for the permanent Work on the Panama canal Is pro- other great In the lower grades for the first perity have returned to the Island mon advantage of the people as a other generation, while long before ceeding In a highly satisfactory man- nation, not even China, which for so California, Oregon and Washington the limit to complete exhaustion is long a period has had relatively to one or two enlistments, but the in- are as emphatically the Interests of because of this action. We are now whole. ner. In March last, John F. Stev- crease should be marked for non- taking steps to provide for election Public lifllKl. reached the growing scarcity will ens, chairman of the commission Its numbers so small a regular army the the whole union as those of Maine make Itself felt in many blighting as has our?. Never at any time In commissioned officers of the upper and New York, of Louisiana and In the Island and our expectation is The effort of the government to and chief engineer, resigned, and grades who serve long enough to within coming year to be able ways upon our national welfare. the commission was reorganized. our history has this nation suffered Texas. The battle fleet should now the deal with the public land has been About 20 per cent of our forested from militarism or been In re- make it evident that they Intend to and then be moved to the Pacific, to turn the Island over again to boned upon the same principle as the stay permanently in the army, while government chosen by the peop territory Is now reserved in national This change of authority and di- motest danger of suffering from pay Just as at other times It should be that of the reclamation service. The forests; but these do not Include the 1, militarism. Never at any time of our additional should be given for kept in the Atlantic. When the Isth- f land law system which was designed rection went Into effect on April history high qualifications In target practice. most valuable timber lands, and in without causing a preceptlble check has the regular armv been The position mian canal Is bulli the transit of the Tlio Japanese Exposition. to meet the needs of the fertile and any event proportion Is to-- : small of a size which caused the slightest of warrant officer battle fleet from one ocean to the An invitation has been extend'? well-water- the to the progress of the work. In should, regions of the middle ac- appreciable tax upon tax-payi- be established end there other will be comparatively eaj-y-. Un- government I to expect that the reserves can March the total excavation In the the should be not only by Japan to the ai west has largely broken down when complish more a mitigation of was chlotly citizens of the nation. Almost always an Increase of til It Is built I earnestly hope that people of the United States to pf f applied than Culebra cut, where effort It pny, but an Increase of privileges to the dryer regions of the the trouble which is ahead for the concentrated. was 815,279 cubic has been too small In size and un- and the battle fleet will be thus shifted tiefpate in a great national expe. great plains, the mountains, and Is derpaid. Never in our entire history allowances and dignity, so as to between the two oceans every year Tokyo from Ap nation. Far more drastic action yards. In April this whs Increased mnke the grade open to noncom- tlon to be held at much of the Pacific slope, where a needed. Forests can be lumbered so to 8i9..i2i cubic yards. There was a nas tne nation sunerea In the least or two. The markmanshlp on all 1 to October 31, 1912, and in wh farm of 150 acres is inadequate for to give public use particular because too much care has missioned officers capable of filling our ships has Improved phenomen- principal countries of the wo as to the the full considerable decrease In the output them desirably from every stand- the elfsupport. In these regions the of their mercantile timber without May owing partly to been given to the army, too much ally during the last five years. Until are to be invited to take part. T system lent Itself to fraud, and for and June prominence given it, too money point. The rote ef desertion in our the two or years It the slightest detriment to the forest, the advent of the rainy season and much army now in peace within last three is an occasion of special interest much land passed out of the hands a pent upon It. or because It been time of Is alarm- was not posslDle to train a battle world, a I government any more than it is a detriment to partly to temporary trouble with the has ing. The deserter should be all the nations of the of the without passing farm to furnish a harvest; so that steam shovel men over the question too large. But again and again we by public treated fleet in squadron maneuver under peculiarly so to us; for it is the fi into the hands of the home-make- r. have suffered because enough care opinion as a man guilty service conditions, and it is only dur- sucn there is no parallel between forests of wages. This trouble was settled of the greatest crime; while on Instance in which a great The department of the Interior and and mines, which can onfly be com- satisfactorily to parties in has not been given to It, because it the ing these last two or three years that iionai exposition nas uevu ncn the department of justice Joined in all and has been too small, because: there other hand the man who aerves the training under these conditions pletely used by exhaustion. But for- July the total excavation advanced steadily In the army treat- prosecuting the offenders against the ests. If used as all our forests have aterially August grand har not been sufficient preparation should be has become really effective. Another and all the nations of Europe T law; and they have accomplished and In the In advance for possible war. Every ed as what he Is, that Is, as pre- and most necessary stride In advance been used in the past and as moet total from all points in the canal eminently one of the best America will, I trust, join in hel. i much, while where the administra- of them are still used, will be either prism by steam dredges foreign war in which we nave en citizens of Is now being taken. The battle flee. to success this first great expoai V tion of the law has shovels and gaged has cost us many this republic. After twelve years' In starting by the of been defective wholly destroyed, or so damaged that exceeded all previous United States times the service in army my about Straits ever held by the great nation of It has been changed. But the laws many decades have to pass before amount which, if wisely expended the own belief Is Magellan to visit the Pacific coast. German Tariff Agreement. themselves are defective. Three records, reaching 1,274.404 cubic during the preceding years of peace mat tne man should be given a pref- Sixteen battleships are going under effective use can be made of them yards. In September this record was erence according to hi ability The adoption of a new tariff years ago a public lands commis- again. All facts are so obvious on the regular army, would have In for the command of Rear Admiral Uermany, accompanied by c. was to these eclipsed and a total of 1,517,412 cub war certain types of office over all civilian eight sion appointed scrutntze the that It is extraordinary that it should ic yards was removed. this sured the ending it but a frac applicants Evans, while armored cruisers ventlons for reciprocal tariff cxl law, and defects, and recommend a of tion of the time and but for a frac without examinations. and two other battleships will meet ' be necessary to repeat them. Every amount 1,481,307 cublo yards were This should also apply, course, to cessions between that country a remedy. Their examination specific- man In land, every writ- tion of the cost that was actually the of him at San Francisco, whither cer- most of countries of coil business the from the canal prism and 35.10S ease. As a we the men who have served twelve are go- the other ally showed the existence of great er in the newspapers, every man or accessory nation have always years tain torpedo destroyers also tinental Europe, led the German go J fraud upon cubic yards were from Deen shortsighted In In the navy, a special corps ing. iNo fleet of such size has ever the public domain, and woman of an ordinary school edu- works. These results were achieved providing for should be provided to eminent to give the notice necessi the efficiency the" army do the manual a voyage, It will be - their recommendations for changes cation, ought to be able to see that in the rainy season with a rainfall of in time labor now made such and to terminate the reciprocal comm- in the law were made with the resign of peace. It Is nobody's especial In necessarily demanded of of very great educational use to all agreement p Immense quantities of timber are of 11.89 inches and In September of the privates themselves. way by clal with this country i of conserving the natural resources used in the country, the forests 11.65 Finally, terest to make sucn provision and engaged in it. The only claimed July 13, 1900. The no of every part pt public lwnds by that Inches. in October, no one looks ahead to war at any Among the officers there ahnnM which to teach officers and men how L. the which supply this timber are rapidly the record was again eclipsed, the be was to take effect on the 1st ET putting it to its best use. Especial period, no matter how remote, as be- severe examinations to weed out to handle the fleet so as to meet 1906, In SOlT being exhausted, and that, if no total excavation being 1,8(18,729 cub ing ' the unfit up to every emergency March, and default of attention was called to the preven- change place, exhaustion will rec- a serious possibility; while an the grade of major. possible strain and arrangements this would I takes ic yards; a truly extraordinary improper economy, or nig From that position on annnintment In of war is to have them other ha tion of settlement by the passage of come comparatively soon, and that ord, especially In view of the heavy rather time left the exports from the Unitil great areas of land into the hands wMl gardliness can be practiced at the should be solely by selection and It practice under similar conditions in to Germany subject u."- - the effects of it be felt severely rainfall, which was 17.1 Inches. In expense of the army with cer should be understood a peace. Moreover, the only States io of a few men, and to the enormous In every-da- y life of our people. the that man of time of general German tariff duties, from 25 waste caused by grazing the fact, experience during the last two tainty that those practicing It will merely average capacity could never way to find out our actual needs is unrestricted Surely, when these facts are so ob- rainy seasons demonstrates that the be get beyond to 50 per cent higher than the con upon the open range. The recom- not called to account therefor, but the position of major, to perform in time of peace whatever . vious, there should be no delay in a less to y ventional duties imposed upon of public com- rains are serious obstacle that the price will be paid by the while every man who serves In nv maneuvers might be necea-ar- in the mendations the lands taking preventive measures. Yet we progress than has hitherto been sup- persons grade a gooaa oi most oi our competitors ior mission are sound, for they are es- seem as to be willing to unfortunate who happen to certain length of time prior time of war. After war Is declared a nation posed. be in office when a war does actually iu promotion to tne next grade with- it Is too to out the needs; German trade. pecially in the interest of the actual proceed in this matter with happy-go-luck- y w m m Jate find Under a special agreement made home-make- r; come. out getting promotion to This and where the small Indifferent, ever to the im- the to the that means invite disaster. between the two governments in home-maker can not at present uti- l'ostal Affairs. I think It is onlv lack of foresight next grade should be forthwith re- trip to the Pacific will show what govern mediate future. It Is this attitude I commend to the favorable con tired. The practice will en- February, 1906, the German lise land they provide self-interest that troubles us, not any hostility to marches and some of our needs are and the that the which permits the of a sideration of the congress a postal field maneuvers ment postponed the operation or government shall keep control of it very few persons to weigh for more the army. There are, of course, of the last two or able us to provide for them. The their notice until the 30th of June, so that it may not be monopolized savings bank system, as recommend- foolish people who denounce any three years have been invaluable tn proper place for an officer to learn than the ultimate interest of all our ed by the postmaster general. The the army. They sea, only way 1907. In the meantime, deeming it by a few men. The congress has people. There are persons who find care of the army or navy as "mili hottid be continued his duty is at and the to be my duty to make every possi not yet acted upon these recommen- primary object Is to encourage among tarism, but I do not think that these ana extended. A rigid and not a in which a navy can ever be made It to their Immense pecuniary bene- our people economy and and perfunctory ea. ble effort to prevent a tariff war be dations; but they are so just and lumber- thrift people are numerous. This country examinations of physical efficient Is by practice at under proper, so fit to destroy the forests by by the use of postal savings banks has to now, capacity has been provided for the all conditions which would have tween the United States and Ger essential to our national ing. They are to be blamed for thus give - contend and has had to higher the many arising misunderstanding welfare, that 1 feel confident, if the to them an opportunity to hus- contend In the past, with many evils, grade officers. This will work to be met If war existed. from sacrificing the future of the nation nana their resources, particularly well. Unless an officer a good by either country of the conditions congress will take time consider self-intere- and there Is ample scope for all who has I treat- to as a whole to their own st those who have not physique, can bespeak the most liberal existing in the other, and acting up them, that they will ultimately be the facilities at would work for reform. But there unless he stand hnrrt. ment for the officers and enlisted on gov of the moment; but heavier blame hand for depositing their money In Is not one evil now exists, or ship, ride well and walk fairly, he the invitation of the German adopted. to people large for that men of the navy. It is true of them, ernment, T sent to Berlin a commis- attaches the at savings banks. Viewed, however, that ever has existed In this country, "oi ni ror any position, even after en- Some such legislation as that pro- permitting such action, whether In from experience of past few he has a as likewise of the officers and sion composed of competent experts pre- the the which Is, or ever has been, owing In become colonel. Before he men the army, they posed Is essential in order to the White mountins, in the southern weeks, it is evident that the advan- part has become a colonel the listed of that in the operation and administration serve great public AMeghenles, the smallest to militarism. Dec need for form a body whose interests should de- the stretches of or in the Kockles and tages of such an institution are still against no physical fitness In the officer Is al- of the customs tariff, from the grazing land which are unfit for cul- Sierras. A big lumbering company. lamation militarism has most as great be close to the heart of every good partment of treasury and com- more Timid depositors more serious place in an earnest and as in the enlisted man. American. the most rigid the tivation under present methods and impatient for immediate returns and nave withdrawn savings the Intelligent righteous- I hope speedily to see Introduce,! In return merce and labor. This commission are valuable onlv for the forage caring enough ahead, their for movement for performance of duty should be ex- was not to look far time being from national banks. ness in this country than declamation Into the army a far more rigid and Bhould engaged for several months in which they supply. These stretches will often deliberately destroy all trust companies, savings - thorough-goin- g test acted from them. The reward conference with a similar commis- 100,000.000 and banks; against the worship of Baal or Aa- of horsemanship be ample when they do their best; amount in all to some the good timber In a region, hop- Individuals have hoarded cash Is for all field officers than at present sion appointed by the German gov- acres, and are open to free graz- move some their laroth. It declamation against a and nothing less than their best the ing afterwards to on to and the worklngmen their earnings; non-existe- nt evil, one which never There should be a chief of cavalry ernment, under Instructions, so far ing of cattle, sheep, horses and new country. The shiftless man of ura should be tolerated. It is idle to aa practicable, reach a common goats, all of which money has been with has existed in this country, and n mere is a enter or artillery. hope results when the to without restriction. Such a small means, who does not care to held and kept in hiding or In the which has not the slightest chance Perhaps the most imnortnnt nt nil for the best understanding as to all the facts re- sys- home-maker men grades come to system, or rather such lack of become an actual but safe deposit box to the detriment of of appearing here. We are glad to legislation needed for the benefit of in the senior garding the tariffs of ,vie United tem, means that range Is not so will find those grades late In life and serve the would like Immediate profit, prosperity. Through the agency of help In any movement for interna- the army Is a law to equalize and Up States and Germany material and much used as wasted by abuse. As It to his advantage to take up tim- tne pay or en- too short a time in them. to to relations be the postal savings banks such money tional peace, but this' is because we increase officers and lieutenant-commander relevant the trade the west settles the range becomes ber land simply to turn it over to would be restored to the channels of sincerely believe it is our duty listed men of the armv. navv. ma the rank of tween the two countries. The com F over-graze- d. that In navy be as more and more Much such a big company, and leave it trade, to the mutual benefit of capi to help all such movements provided rine corps, and revenue cutter serv- promotion the should mission reported, and upon the Y i4 f It can not be used to advantage valueless for future settlers. A big ana they are ice. Such a bill has been prepared, now, by seniority, subject, however, oi me report, a runner unless It fencing tal labor. sane and rational, and not to rigid testa aa would elimi- is fenced for is the mine owner, anxious only to develop I commend to congress because there is any tendency toward which It Is hoped will meet with such commercial agrernnL '." only way by which to keep in check his mine at the moment, will care further the your favorable nate the unfit. After the grade of into by the two the consideration of the postmaster militarism on our part which needs consideration. The lieutenant-commande- r, the owners of nomad flocks which only to cut all the timber that he to be cured. The evils we have to next most essential measure Is to au- that Is, when to which, 1" general's recommendation for an ex we grade - roam hither and thither, utterly de- wishes without regard to the future fight are those In connection with thorize a number of extra officers as come to the of command thorlty co- JUXT''tPATIOW tension of the parcel post, especially ' T stroying a waste behind so that their probably not looking to' mentioned above. To rank, the unfit should be eliminated by -- ahead the on the rural routes. There are now Industrialism, not militarism. Indus- make the army con- the th presence Is Incompatible with the condition of the country when the try always necessary, war more attractive to enlisted men, it Is in such manner that only the of r home-maker- s. 38,215 routes, serving nearly is just as JutsW" presence of . The ex- any rural absolutely to spicuously fit would remain, and forests are exhausted, more than 15, 000, 000 people who do not have la sometimes necessary. Each nas essential create a serv- test duced iar' isting fences are all illegal. Some he does to the condition when the Its price, and industry the United ice corps, such as 'exists in nearly sea service should be a principal represent ex- the advantages of the Inhabitants of in every of fitness. Those who are passed by of them the improper mine is worked out. I do not blame cities in obtaining supplies. States now exacts, and has always modern army In the world, to othft clusion of actual settlers, actual these me nnearly as much as blame their exacted, a heavier do the skilled and unskilled labor, should, after a certain length sfe ser- to home-maker- s, I These recommendations far toll of death from territory which the supine public opinion, the indif- have been our wars put together. inseparably connected with military vice in their respective grades, be or r. Is by drawn up to benefit the farmer and than all The Of a given number men usurped great cattle companies. ferent public opinion, which per- country statistics of the railroads of this administration, which Is now exact- retired. of ed to . Some of them represent is in storekeeper; otherwise, I ed, en- it may well be that almost all would what mits their action to go unchecked. should not favor them, for I believe country for the year ended June 30, without Just compensation, of export! Itself a proper effort to use the range Of course check the waste of tim 1906, in an- listed men who voluntarily entered make good lieutenants and most ol lent' to that It Is good policy for our govern the last contained the lieutenant-commander- s, Germa Is for those upon the land, and to pre- ber means that there must be on the nual statistical report of the Inter- the army to do service of an alto them good main I 30th otHT vent its use by ment to do everything possible to while only a minority will be fit to ' nomadic outsiders. part of the public the acceptance of aid the small town and country state Commerce Commission, show gether different kind. There are a 1908, nths after no- - AH these fences, those that are hurt- temporary restriction In lavish the In one year a 198,324 number of other laws necessarv to be captains, and but three or four a the district. It is desirable that the that total of to object tlce b terminate it. ful and those that are beneficial, are use of timber, in order to pre- casualties to persons, of which 10,-6- so organize the army aa to promote be admirals. Those who report alike illegal come the country merchant should not be us to promotion otherwise than by mere Tha the of and must down. vent the total loss of this use in the crushed out. represent the number of persons ernciency and facilitate Its rapid the c lch it is based Hut It la an outrage expansion In seniority Bhould reflect upon the ele- 1 that the law future. There are plenty of men fn Oklahoma. killed. In that wonderful hive of time of war; but the will e congress for should necessitate such action on the public and private life who actually human activity, PlttBburg, the deaths above are the most Important. mentary fact that no business in its in part of the un- Oklahoma has become a state. private life could be successfully administration. The advocate the continuance of the standing on a full equality due to industrial accidents In 1906 The Navy, lawful fencing of public lands for present system of unchecked and with her were 919, all the result of accidents managed If those who enter at the M al America. private grazing must be stopped, eiaer states, and her future is as It was hoped The Hague confer lowest rungs of the ladder should but wasteful extravagance, using as an sured by her great natural resources. in mills, mines or on railroads. For ence might deal with the question of On . lvltation of tha the necessity which occasioned it argument the fact that to check It tho entire country, therefore, It is the each In turn, If he lived, become the presl rka aaipaiaru f be The duty of the national government limitation of armaments. But , must provided for. The federal will of course mean with safe to say deaths due to In- head of the firm, its active director, , rttry Septe"-- Interference to guard the personal and property that the even before it had assembled inform po- state in government should have control of peo- aggregate and retire after he had held the . the ease and comfort of certain rights of dustrial accidents in the al inquiries had developed, as re- ber d was rece the range, whether by permit or ple who get less cost the Indians within her neighborhood of twenty thousand a that sition a few months. On its face ever lease, now lumber at borders remains of course unchang- gards naval armaments, the only an absurdity. greatest as local necessities may deter- than they ought to pay, at the ex- year. Such a record makes the ones In which this country any such a scheme is ness mine. Such control could secure the ' ed. our foreign wars had Chances for improper favoritism can H gover pense of the future generations. The Health. death rate In all imprest, it was nopeiess to try to de- the lent reat benefit of legitimate fencing, Some of these persons actually de- Public utterly trivial by comparison. The any be minimized by a properly formed of t to our aoi .hern .while at the same time securing and There Is a constantly growing In vise plan for which there was board; such as the board of last mand that the preset forest reserves terest In country In 'ques- number of deaths in battle In all the the slightest possibility of securing neif or respect and promoting the settlement of the be- this the foreign together, June, which did such conscientious goo be thrown open to destruction, tion of the public health. At last wars put for the the assent of the nations gathered at iesire for belter country. In some places it may be cause, they think the last century and a quarter, aggregate - and excellent work In elimination. acq easing friend-fr- o range forsooth. that public mind Is awake to the fact that The Hague. No plan was even pro- be can icr that the tracts of adjacent to thereby the price of lumber could considerably less than one year's posea nave as- If all that ought to done shl m the govern-- e the homesteads of actual settlers many diseases, notably tuberoulosls. our A wnicn would had the not now be done, at least let a be- be put down a (fa In for two or three are national scourges. The work of death record for Industries. sent of more than one first class me of Mexico was should be allotted to them severally or more years. Their attitude Is mere glance at these figures Is suf- power outside (Hates. ginning be made. In my last three net r In common for the summer graz the state and city boards of health absurdity of the United annual messages, and in a special precisely like that of an agitator pro ' con- ficient to ahow the of the The only plan that seemed at all ing of their stock. Elasewhere it money should be supplemented by a outcry against militarism. message to the last congress, the ne- fose neighborhood may testing against the outlay of stantly Increasing Interest on the reasiDle, that or limiting the size of cause be that a lease system would by farmers on manure and in tak- But again and again In the past battleships, met with no all. cessity for legislation that will of ies the relations serve the purpose; the leases be part of the national government. favor at officers of line of the navy to w! to ing care of their farms generally. The congress has already provided our little regular army has rendered it is evident, therefore, that It is the n Mexico and the temporary and subject to the rights Undoubtedly. If the average farmer service literally vital to the country, folly for this nation to base any hope reach the grades of captain and U just cause for a bureau of public health has rear-admiral ages of settlement, and the amount charg- were content pt.selutely to ruin his and and It may at any time have to do so of securing peace on any at less advanced gi have a common provlued for a hygienic laboratory. internation - o ed being large enough merely to per- farm, he could for two or three years In the future. Its standard of effi- al agreement as to the limitation of and which will cause them to have b- 1,500 miles fro"-:- mit of the efficient and beneficial avoid spend-r- ar.y money on it, ana ciency and Instruction Is higher now armament. Such being more sea training and experience In tl to the P' control of the range by the govern- ttniMtlgn ICxmmim4. the fact it the highly responsible duties of tnos It yet make a good dial of money out I'nder our form of government Hum ever In the past. But It is too would be most unwise for us to stop rked or' ment, and of the payment to the of It. But only a savage would, in small. There are not enough offi- the upbuilding of our navy. grades, so hat they may become s th- - voting is not merely a right a To build - & county of the equivalent of what it but impossible secure thoroughly sklinui in nanaiing oat- . his private affairs, show such reck- duty, and. moreover, a fundamental cers; and it Is to one battleship of the best and most squadrons, would otherwise receive in taxes. less disregard of the future; yet it necessary enough enlisted men. We should advanced type a year would barelv ties hi us. divisions. and The destruction of the public range disregard and duty If a man is to be fleets In action, has been fully ex 1 is precisely this reckless a good citizen. ls well to provide maintain In peace a fairly complete keep our fleet up to its present force. will continue until some such laws as of the which the opponents of It skeleton of a large army. A great This Is not enough. In my Judgment, plained and urgently recommended. f these are enacted. Fully to prevent future that corporations shall not contribute Upon thla subject the secretary of the forestry system are now endeav- to presidential or national campaigns and war would have we snouia mis year provide for four the fraud in the public lands which, oring to get the people of the United to be fought by volunteers. But battleships. But is Idle to build the navy has submitted detailed anc through the joint acton of in- ana rurthermore to provide for the it recommendations which have the States to show. The only trouble publication of both contributions and months would pass before any large battleships unless in addition to Dro- - definite terior department and the depart- with the movement for the preser body of efficient volunteers could ue vidlng the men, and the means for received my approval, and which, If ment of justice, we have been en- expenditures. There is, however, al- into law, wilt accomplish has vation of our forests la that it has ways danger In laws of kind, cut In the fields and our regular thorough training, we crovida the enacted .j deavoring to prevent, there must be gone enough, was this army large enough to meet auxiliaries we pro- - which is immediately necessary, and . American not nearly far and which from their very nature are should be for them, unless -, rmther legislation, and especially a not begun soon enough, is a must any Immediate need. in particular viae aocas, tne coaling will, as compared with existing law, .uina are shar- it difficult of enforcement ;the danger stations, the for-h- u!Ucient appropriation to penult the thing, however, we It Is essential that we should possess colliers and supply ships they make a saving of more than five results. The e of ex- fortunate that being lest they be obeyed only by that during next republic department the interior to began it when we did. We should un- a number of extra officers trained in need. We are extremely deficient In millions of dollars the already amine certain classes of entries on the honest, and disobeyed by the peace seven years. The navy personnel act u0,000 per annum, and acquire in the Appalachian and scrupulous, so as to act only h.i a to oerform efficiently the du coaling stations and docks on the Pa- the ground before they pass into pri- White mountain regions all for- ties urgently required upon tne cific, und this deficiency should not of 1899 has accomplished all that ls two-thir- ds both of exports government the penalty upon honest men. Moreover, In providing exchanged vate ownership. The est lands that it is possible to ac no such law would hamper an breaking out of war. longer be permitted to exist. Plenty was expected of it satis- and imports are with the should part with Its title only to the quire use of nation. These Corps be much of torpedo boats and destroyers factory periods of service in the sev- United States. unaer tnese circum er for the the man of unlimited means The Medical should actual home-make- r, not to the proflt-mak- they national of regular should be built. Both on the Atlantic eral subordinate grades, from the stances numerous questions neces lands, because form a from buying his own way Into office. larger than the needs our lieutena- who doi not care to make asset, as emphatically national army In war. present it is and Pacific coasts, fortifications of grade of ensign to the grade of sarily arise between the two coun- se- are There is a very radical measure Yet at nt-commander, a home. Our prime object is to which they feed, and sub- service the be----t type should be provided for but the law is in- tries. These questions are always rights guard inter- as the rivers which would, I believe, work a smaller than the needs of the upper disposed In cure the and the which flow through so many states stantial Improvement In our system demand even in peace. The Spanish all our greatest harnors. adequate in the grades and snnrooched and of a ests of the small ranchman, the man ocean. years ago will continue to be Inadequate on ac- spirit of mutual courtesy and fair him- before they reach the of conducting a campaign, although war occurred less than ten We need always to rememuer that per- who plows and pitches hay for I we suffered In was In war navy count of the expansion of the dealing. Americans carrying on Is this small ranchman, this Tariff on Wood lulp. am well aware that It will take The chief loss it time of the U not to enactment. Mexico testify self. It some o by among the regiments be used to sea-coast sonnel since Its business in uniform home-make- r, no on any time for people to familiari- disease defend harbors and actual settler and who There should be tariff ze themselves with such a proposal which never left the country. cities; we should perfect our ly to the kindness and consideration in the long run is most hurt by per- forest product grown In this coun to adop- Bjntem of As stated In my special metuage to w th which tney are treated and in try; and, In especial, should De as be willing to consider its coast fortifications. The mitting thefts of the public land there tion. The need for collecting large iBut the Medical department Is not only efficient use for the navy is for the lost congress: "I am firmly of their sense of the security of their whatever form. no tariff on wood pulp; due notice con- offense. way the opinion unless the present property and enterprises under the of change being course given campaign funus would vanish if the only department for which In The only In which it that the of gress provided appropriation De maae. can efficiently protect our own coast conditions of the higher commission- wise administration of the great Forest. to those engaged In the business so an for creased provision snouia who so long Optimism Is a good characteristic, the proper and legitimate expenses The rate of pay for the officers against the pnsnluie action of a for- ed personnel is rectified by Judicious statesman has held the as to enable them to adjust them- of great is eign navy Is uy destroying for- legislation the future of our navy office of chief magistrate of that re but if carried to an excess it becomes selves to the new conditions. The each of the national parties, should be greatly Increased; there that foolishness. We are prune to apeak an appropriation ample enough to no higher type of citizen than the eign navy. For defense against a hos- will be gravely compromised." It is public. repeal of the duty on wood pulp or- also urgently necessary to Increase International Bunwu of American of the resources of this country as possible be accompanied meet the necessity for thorough American regular officer, and ne tile fleet which actually attacks them, inexhaustible; this is not so. The should if ganization and machinery, which should have a fair reward for his the coast cities must Oepend upon the efficiency of the medical corps of Hepubliea. by an agreement with Canada that a large expenditure of money. should be a their forts, mines, torpedoes. sub the navy. Special legislation to this One of the results of the Pan Am- mineral wealth of the country, the there shall be no export duty on Ca- admirable work. There roal, iron, oil. gas, and the like, does Then the stipulation should be made relatively even greater Increase in marines, and torpedo boaU and de end has already been proposed; and erican conference at Bio Janeiro in reproduce itself, and therefore nadian pulp wood. that no party receiving campaign the nay for the enlisted men. In es stroyers. All of these together are I trust 11 may be enacted without de- the summer of 1906 has been a great not ac- lay. in the activity useful- Is certain to be exhausted ultimate- Mineral land. funds from the treasury should pecial provision should be made for efliclent for defensive purposes, but Increase and cept more a fixed amount from to they In no wsy supply place a It must be remembered that every- ness of the International Bureau of ly; and wastefulness in dealing with In the eastern United States the than establishing grades equivalent the of Republics. It today means that our descend mineral fuels have already passed any individual subscriber or donor; those of warrant officer in tne navy thoroughly efficient navy capable of thing done in the navy to fit It to do American That institu- gen- large private own- and the necessary publicity for ts open to the enlist acting on the offensive; for parrying well In lime of war must be done in tion, which includes all the Ameri- ants will feel the exhaustion a into the hands of which should be republics In eration or two before they otherwise ers, and those of the west are rapid- and expenditures could without ed men who serve sufficiently long never yet won a fight. It can only be time of peace. Modern wars are can its membership and would. But there axe certain other ly following. It Is obvious that these dllticulty be provided. and who do their work well. Induce- won by hard hitting, and an aggres- short; they do not last the length brings all their representatives to- sea-goin- g gether, doing really v forms of waste which could be en- fuels should be conserved and not A National tiallcry of Art. ments should be offered sufficient to sive navy alone can do this of time requisite to build a battle- is a uable tirely slopped the waste of soil by wasted, and it would be well to pro- There should be a national gallery encourage really good men to make hard hitting of the offensive type. ship; and It takes longer to train the work In Informing the people ; the washing, for instance, which U tect the people against unjust and of art established in the capital city the army a life occupation. The But the forts and the like are neces- officers and men to do well on a bat-tlesh- lo United State known to them. Its pre-n- It. now by appropriat- among the most dangerous of all extortionate prices, so far as that of this country. This is Important not prime needs of our t army is sary so that the navy may be foot than It takes to build action is limited progress Uni- can be What has been merely to the article but to the ma- to secure and retain competent non- loose. In time of war there is sure Nothing effective can be done for ions- determined when it was doing waste now in In the still done. to pressure navy once and work on ted Stales, is easily preventable, so accomplished in the great oil field terial welfare of the country. commissioned officers. This difficul be demand, under of the war has begun, a a much smaller scale and enormous loss of of the Indian Territory by the action Tlio Biological Survey. ty rests fundamentally on the aues fright, for the ships to be scatltered the rosult of the war, if the com rendering much less valuable service. that this present so to ports. Un- match- I fertility Is entirely unnecessary. The of the administration, offers a strik- The Biological Survey is quietly Uon of pay. The noncommissioned as defend all kind of batants are otherwise equally recommend that the contribution of prevention or replacement of the ing example of the good results of wotklng for the good of our agri officer does not correspond with an der penalty of terrible disaster, this ed, will depend upon which power this government to the expenses of such a policy. In my Judgment the cultural interests, and is an excellent unskilled laborer; he corresponds to demand must be refused. The ships nas prepared best in time or peace. the bureau be made commensurate forests is one of the most important kept together, ob- The United navy Is means of preventing this loss. We government should have the right to xampla of a government bureau the bost type of skilled workman or must be and their States the best with its increased work. beginning keep .fee of the coal, oil. and gas which conducts original scientific re to the subordinate ornciai in civil in- jective made the enemies' fleet. it guaranty the nation has tnat Its hon- THEODORE ROOSEVELT. tiave made a in forest the In- strong, only a begin fields in its own poawMtsion and to search the findings of which ore of stitutions. Wages have greatly fortifications are sufficiently or and interest will not ba neglect- The White House, prewrvalion, but it is utility. occupations in the no modern navy will venture to at ed; and in adJitlon it offers by December 3, 1907. ring. At present lumbering I the lease the rights to develop them un much practical creased in outside far TCTSDAY, WTKMnCT S. IMJ ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CIYIZES. PACK KSTS& 1

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An l.iteredting Interview was the new. medicine: "For over seven obtained with L. T. Cooper, years I suffered with catarrh of the ns young man whtw theory and stomach, and for the past year I was nediclnes have created such a sen-lati- lame with rheumatism. I attributed during the part year. this to my stomach trouble, as my re- -. circulation was very poor. What WANTED OPPORTUNITIES Mr. Cooper, In speaking of the would to gas almost FOR RENT PHYSICIANS BUSINESS CARDS success of his medicines, food I ate turn tarkable "My at once. I would have a sensation of ad this to soy on the subject: bloating, and would have to belch FOR RENT Furnished rooms for WANTED Solicitor for Albuquer- PERSONAL PHOPEltTY IOAX8 W. M. SI IE UDAN, M. D. edJclne regulates the stomach. That frequently to relieve this. My heart light housekeeping. Apply at 108 que. Man. Call 210 West Gold. ' . human Homeopathic Sni-gao- n Highland why it is successful. The also became affected, and I would Kast Coal avenue. WANTED To buy. delivery horse. Physician and Livery omach today has become pal- III suddenly become diszy and have FOR RENT Nice room board Call at t26 South Second street. and Is the cause for most pitations. was dull and and 0NEY to LOAN Occidental lJLtt Bonding1. BAHBROOK BROS. in ka hnrin. the doe. and I tired and at 616 Bast Central avenue, best WANTED To kep piano for wln-te- r, Telephone, Phone gfc ..nh despondent at all times. I lost a In city; prices reasonable. good will pay dray-- 8. Ill John fr ie wild animals generally, you see great flesh, nervous the parties, On Furniture, Pianos, Organs Horses, Baddls horses a spsolanj. de- -i deal of and was light age. ornce. nerve eihauMlon, no chronic and depressed. This went on for FOR RENT Three rooms for This Wagons and other Chattels also on DR. F. J. PATOmN. drivers In th 1rv Pmhiam f. They are not shut up day spent housekeeping, 410 North Second st WANTED To make your hat and BAI.AHIE8 AND WAREHOUSE RE- "Sadie," ihs plcnio wage. no exer-- v over seven years, although I Physician Burgeon. day wit practically hundreds of dollars trying to get FOR RENT Houso, ( rooms, cor- suit look Ilka new. In the car, west CEIPTS, as low as tlO and as high as and and they are not able to stult ner Central avenue and Hill street. Kjiold avenue. Phone 680. tXOO. Loans are quickly made and emselvea with food when their permanent par strictly private. Time: One month Office orr Vann Drng Store. Of-A- re "When Cooper was In Boston I To a tenant tit WANTED Gents' goods, second hours B to 12 a. m., 6, and MILLINERY not had enough work to to one year given. Goods remain In I to Up-to-Da- ilea have heard a good deal about his Ideas month. Apply to j. f. mtny, hand clothing, shoes and hats at 7 to 8 p. m. office te itify it. The human race has been 616 street, your possession. Our rates are reas- Phonos, 441, ro Styles on stomach trouble. Next, one or FOR KENT Nicely furnished rooms South First south of us bor- d r 98. ..ng this for years, and look at the his medi- or board, North viaduct. R. J. Sweeney. onable. Call and see before half the people are complaln-t- g two friends told me that with without lit rowing. AT LOW PRICES uit cines had greatly helped them. I Eighth street. WANTED Books to audit or cor-rect, - DR. R. Ii. ITCST of poor health, not real Illness New Discov- HOVSElrOt.n IiOAN CO. LADIES' TAILORING-An- d half-sic- k, purchased some of the FOR RENT Furnished rooms for bookkeeping or office systems THE tat a tired, droopy feei- ery Today I am perfectly open, keep evening Phyalcia ng. They don't really know what medicine. light housekeeping, also bed rooms. to books to Steamship tickets to and from all and Snrgeoa DRESS MAKINC well; I sleep like a boy, can eat Cheapest rates In the city. Minne- Much experience. Address, D. S. parts of the world. Is the matter with them. anything and have no rheumatism or apolis, 624 street. A. B., care Cltlsen office. Rnrwn A T, N. T. Armijo Building. AfaS CRANK all trouble Is any South ftecond Rooms 1 and 4, Grant Bldg. 01 N. mmeoin .rhon "I know that the heart trouble. I no longer have T. Devore. WANTED--On- e or two cowboy sad- tused by weak, overworked stom-- gas on my stomach, and feel as I 303 H West Railroad Ave. SOLOMON It. my FOR RENT Room furnished for dles, light weight, good condition, Ull. BURTON. W. L. chs. I have proved this with did years ago. No one could be more today to L. PRIVATE OFFICES ItviMBLt ot CO. many thousands of peo-- H my- light housekeeping. 611 North at low price. Write Physlclsn Surgeon. ediclne to astonished by these facts than Second street. N. care Cltlsen. and in most of the leading cities of self. They are remarkable, but The Open Eftenlngs. Highland office, 410 South Walter UVEHT, desiring new fall rtr-- t. 8ALB, FEED AIf his country. I expect to do the true. This is indeed a wonderful WANTED Ladles Phons 1080. TRANSFER ame thing in Europe next year. medicine." stylet In millinery to call on Miss STABLES. de- FOR SALE Crane, Seoond DRS. BRONBON A HON SON 'hia Is the real reason for the The Cooper preparations have tit North street B Horses and Mules Bought pend for my preparation." been more widely sold and discussed Millinery and dressmaking parlors. aad tw recently anything Also apprentices wanted. Phone HomeopathJo Physicians and Bur changed. ' Among those who have since being Introduced than FOR SALE Four-roo- modern REAL ESTATE BARGAINS been converted to Cooper's theory is of the kind ever before sold by drug- 44. explain brick cottage, 4th ward. Cheap for WANTED JOB By buy reared on an BEST TOURNOUTS IN THB CTT Mr. Monroe Brown, of 8 Hancock gists. We sell them and their a few days. P. O. Box 21 8. geons. O ft Vann' Prog Store. Second Street, between street, Winchester, Mass. Mr. Brown nature. J. H. O'Rlelly, Second and Iowa farm, who Is MCndlngr night Phone, Office and 828. Railroad FOR SALE Horn baking, taffies. school wants day work. Ilonrwt, lies., Popper ATenua. has this to say of his experience with Central. Jollies, etc. 109 Coal. Mrs. C. W. E. reliable and not afraid of work. FOR aVLE. Flneron. Addrews, .Mm, tills oflicn. DENTISTS FOH SALE Standard bred collie WANTED Stenographers, bookkeep- Don't Forgot The pups. None finer in the territory. ers, salesmen, malingers and office Six room bouse. West New Bel-de- n. ALBUQUERQUE 402 South Edith street. Wm. men for open positions In New York avenue . 2.&M DR. J. E. KRAFT PWG V'R ARIZONA HAS A STONE Mexico, Arizona. Texas and Mex- 4 room abohe. Iron root, lot HOUR FOR SALE Fine business proper- ico. Business Mens Association, 0x400, Mount in road, Dental Surgery. THE OLDEST MTU, IN THB CITTT. 1 S. ty. V4 Ave., Albuquer-que- . near car line 1,500 Rooms and Bamett Building, WW u HXQ UI This will pay large Interest. 203 E. Central O'lUelly's Ifcrug ui OOOr. Porterfleld Co., 21 West Gold. N. M., Phone 257. 5 room cement Iionse, 3rd Over store. eto. Screen work a spedatey.DHIMi want 2,000 Appointments made by roalL South First street. Telephone FOR SALE Nine-roo- modern, WANTED Able bodied, unmarried 4 room frame, corner lot, Phone 744. - brick dwelling, best location In men, between ages of 11 and 36; Srd ward 1,100 BIG METAL AMERICAN city. A. Fleischer, 212 H South States, of good citizens of United 8 room frame, lots, close EDMUND JT. AIjGER, D. D. 8. Second strnet. character and temperate habits, In ,000 Thos. F. Keleber FOR SALE 10 room modern house who can speak, read and write 5 room brick, modern, cor- English. apply to Office hours, a, m. to 12:S0 p. m. DETOES READY PATm on West Silver avenue. Call and For Information ner lot, 2nd ward 2,050 One Gallon aoo see It and make us an offer. Por- Recruiting Officer, 20t B. Central 5 room frame, 4 Mi ward, 1:80 to t p. in, ttorers Squar Fwa Co., 216 West Gold avenue. Ave., Albuquerque, New Mexico. corner . 1,500 ApnolnUnents made by mall. iwLETTo rAiirx-- . OUTPUT TO DEATH terfleld 800 West roof FOR SALE Lot near in on South Tliree room brick, Fourth Central Are. Phone 450. Stop Leaks, Lasts Ftre Yer. Edith street at a bargain. Easy ward 1,400 JAP-A-LA- terms. Porterfleld Co., 216 West MONEY TO LOAN Ono of the sweMest resi- LAWYERS Gold avenue. dences In town 7,500 408 Witt RsllrtMd Art Six room brick, modern, S2.964.683-Yavap- al FOR SALE Ten pounds extracted old Production Interfered With Fight Between Money to loan at 8 per cent on close In 8,250 ' honey for tl: 00 pound can for IS. good real estate security. P O. Box Seven room brick, mod- R. W. D. BRYAN A OBAOl Natives Was Order by postal. W. P. Allen, P. O. 218. ern 3,500 rrl County and Box 202. ATbuquerque, N. M Attorney at Law. Dealers In Orecertea, PtotI '- Ranches from two to 200 ' 1700. 4 -- room, shingle Grain and FuaL - Turned Upon. FOR SALE acres Office, . Lead roof, adobe dwelling. N. Fourth First National Bank Building, Fin Llns of Imnorted VrTnu SALESMEN lots in an parts of town. Ahibquerque, N. M. street. A. Fleischer, 212 ft South SO-acre alfalfa ranch with- and Cigars. Placa your ordsra second street. in a few blocks of the this line with as. .n nd El "so, Texas., Dec. 8. Word has WANTED A salesman of ability to rttrcet enr line 4,500 E. W. DOBSON NORTH TH . i 60-ac- .D wroni . i;. .: been received here of represent us exclusively In Arl-son- a re alfalfa ranch Ave In the end to v , ing to death of Miperlntend-- 1 and New Mexico, with our mllea north of town $63 Attorney at Law. " 1 ft. Bogga min- -. . THIRD to the latter' , of the Walker Dr. Vaucaire's large and first class line of calen- per acre. STREET "" Offloe Block, "who i- ests of the state of Durango Oomwell ' a - dars, advertising specialties and FOR RENT. botif ' W 41 d Mexican peons near Alubquorque, N. M. way w tends ,f of . druggists boxes during Houses from rooms. oc-- Is labels and I lo I apoct I, - to ' several days ago. The 1908. Our line Is so complete that Money to loan In sums to suit. Moat Market one of the most brutal Formula every business concern In each ERA M. BOND All scathinp - in that state. every city (large Kinds of Frewa and Halt. 1 Recommended by Mrs. Henry and town and or ed upoj;' - the Presuw irder occurred about three small) can be successfully solicit- Attorney at Law. Steam ansa FaetorjB. ney from city of Du--r Symes, to develop the bust from 4 r the w. the to 6 ed. Our goods are first class and &n Su- inches. PenHtona, Land Patents, Copyrights, uuwuktd merce , Cochise, and Yuma the Walker mines. priced right. Our company was A. MONTOYA Masonic Bulldlnn. North TUr-- mentl ' next, none of the re nt Boggs was approaching Guaranteed to be made from the organlzel In 1882 and is well and Careats, Ijrtter Patents. Trade ntles reaching the hu ty when he Baw two Mexl-engag- true Galega Extract. Ia perfectly favorably nown throughout Marks, Claims. mr ln-- the Real Notary rrTrxxxxxxxiiirnxxxx-x- te lollar mark. In Ml In a fight and 1 hai mless. country. Capitalized for t200,000. Estate and Ionns. S3 F. street, N. M. Washington, D. C. ri ,"Yuma counties the larger number of spectators Commission 20 per cent and 26 per Public. 216 W. Gold Ave. gold Is Ing the conflict and when The Vaucalre Formula is a general he derived from the a tonic, but It s specific effect upon cent. A man of ability and willing THOS. K. D. MADDISON HOME ores, while in Cochise flve-- s interfered turned upon has to work steadily can make from 76 cents. sale by t-Law. the gold is derived from. co. tried stones at him until the bust. Price For $50 to tlOO per week. Good man Attorney in-- y ores, to the ground fatally Al-vara- lead do 'only wanted. Enclose thU adver- ooooooooooooocxxxxxxxxxxxx OUTFITTERS l Yavapai county somewhat n continued the stoning Highland Pharmacy and tisement with your application. Office with W. R. Clillders, one-Xour- th Is derived from t l extinct, Manager. Mer- BARGAINS IN REAfi ESTATE 117 West Gold Arenue. l Pharmacy Address. Sales 4- - is ores, the remainder from c was a native of North chants Publishing Co., Kalamazoo, rooin brick, nuxleru.f 2,150 Every Thing ore. For the state as a wh lived at Statesville, Mich. 11 -- room brick modern 10,000 nearly the same amounts that state. Only re- 5-- rooin frame, modern 2,200 INSURANCE Necessary for f A ticking cough, from any cause 6- - room brick, 3.20O 1 oi turned to Mexico after modern are derived from siliceous Is quickly stopped by Dr. Shoop's frame, modern 3,500 Housekeeping brown copper ores. The plac cation of several weeks Cough Cure. And It is so thorough- Employment Agencies d place, brick storeroom B. A. SLEYSTEK luctlan approximates $4o,000, father at that ly harmless and afe. that Dr. Shoop 25x00 3,000 . d dry washings. C h Kl Paso on his way The lioslnes Mens Association size partly from tells mothers everywhere to give It 1 store building, good whole the mining Industry ej ead man went to the without hesitation even to very furnishes men for all high class po- Insurance, Renl rotate. Notary DAVIS & ZEARINC year. lie many years ago, In New Mexico, Tex- location 7,500 Publl. ,, enced a successful Th young babies. wholesome green sitions Arizona, 160-acr- e knowl-an- The ranch, under W. Gold yielded leg ed a practical d lung-healin- g as Mexico, only 309 Avo. ,.ng of Hlllceous ores leaves and tender stems of a and and recommends ditch 6,400 IS 14, in 1905, but there was an lii later rose to the mountainous shrub, furnish those of highest character and quali- Item, and Cromwell Block. from ores and awl uperlntendent of the fication. Rest Pnylng hotel busi- Albuquerque, N. M. Phone ISO. xxxxxxxixxxxxxxxxxxxrB the curative properties to Dr. , ness In city, 1,800 d ores. Unless the produc-'Iceou- s well known In North Shoop's Cough Cure. It calms the IIiiHlnpKM Menu AsMM-intlon- 203 'i K. cash.... i greatly lncreas-reas- oi cough, and heals the sore and sen- Central Ave.. Albuquerque, X. A. E. WALKER expect small be learned here M. Phono 257. M. L. SCHUTT lo a - sitive bronchial membranes. No he gold production In It j- parties were opium, no chloroform, nothing harsh 219 South 2nd Fire Insurance. or not. used to injure or suppress. Simply Spbscrtbs for The Citizen and ge' Strat roduced In Arizona to a resinous plant extract, that helps the news. Scm inarT Mutual Hulldlnit Asnodatlon Direct Route V026.438 fine ounces, at rJcttjsburg. to heal aching lungs. The Spaniards l 17 Wot Central Avenue. 0,726 ounces. Co-b- ut Fayette. N. Y., call this shrub which the doctor fol-ea- of TO Is closely ch Gettysburg, writes: "The Siicred Herb." Demand producing ave done me more Dr. Shoop'. Take no other. Sold Kennedy's MISCELLANEOUS Tlie Mining Camps of Colo arte t follows Gila, I dlclne I ever took. by all dealers. I tali and Nevada; to Jok and Uraharro I I had o rudo Springs and Pueblo Is via - w, -- stomach ta- he great co; .: t you on you per ' out much money If want anything earth, BORDERS, Globe fu.- - fi tie purpose, until can get It through the wart columns nlsh s. 'ver output I lectric Bitters. I f The Evening Citizen. W jet re-ult- Laxative in Or. tea. The v 10 for what they Denver&RioGrande Cochise almost hi rNDF.RTAKER. eveniy a cop Grand tonic for per i th female weakness, A M'tllrlt Minister Reennmirnilft RAILWAY ores l ores Gr d body builder: t luinihcrlniu's Couch Remedy. Cough Syrup of Tombsto Sili- sui riSEXC'II & AD.VMS 'I'lirougli the Sun Luis Valley. c oack and weak We have used Chamberlain's fertile ceous ores ge kid d by all drug- - Relieves Colds by working them out al to tlie San Junn county olo amount of tl. In gist Cough Ken:ely in our home for ."even t'NDERTAKERS. of and It has always proved to of the system through a copious and rudo. Yavapai cunt., in eais, 1 or information as to rules, 1s be :i reliable remedy. We have bowels. I'inlialnilntr a Sfwclultj'. trala Arizona pr. erlvfd S'. , I.KAVFS 2tl healthy action of the wrvice, tlewriptlve literature, from copper ores, that a WKl found that it would do more than call on ete, i MOUXI.XG AT mamifjcturevs oiplm It. Relieves coughs by cleansing the or utldrots reduction of the output for & O-- the for It t Is cf p.'clii !y good for croup and f. W. SPENCER v. ii. Mcimmc 1M07 will adversely . .1 the output mucous membranes of the throat, chest Awnt, Siiutu rVs, Zi. af. Da whooping cniit,:!. . of silver. iter of the Rio Rev. A. Lewis. and bronchial tubes. Artlilto-t- S. K. IIOOl'EJt. The proiluc. ion of gold and silver Gran n the city yes- - Jimi" (i. P. T. A., Denver. Colo. In in 1906 i.s dis- terday. Pastor MI'acH. Minn , M. C. Church. pleasant the taste the United States Ch.i miieriuln's Cough Remedy is "A to 1221 South Wullir. I'lw.iie cussed by Waldeniar IJndgren, geolo- as Maple Sugar" gist, geological soM by all ilrmrsjists. XOT1CK l'OIt PlItlJCATlOW. of the L'niteil S;ules Minora! survey. In chapter Pal Pinto Wells Water XtyiKi: TO CHEI'ITOKS. lepart-,Tien- t an advance from cure'? and prsvents constipation. Ask of the Interior. 3 "Mineral Resources of the United your procer Children Like oflife at Santa IV. N. M. li. States. Calendar Ve.ir which CRYSTAL THEATRE for it. It Territory of New Mexico, t nun'y of ri For BACKACHE-WE- AK KIDNEYS Try licriiMllllo, In tin? I'luhai-- t Court. Nov. 13, 1907. will soon be ready for distribution Is t.'or-I'.el- lo to I'e-ce- a N'otlre hereby Kivcn that by survey. Don't fail rcul car'MHv The C.Witt'i Kldnej and BladCer Plllt-S- ure md Safe In re Kstate of William Hart, the Wairner Hardware Co. advertisement ted. Montoya, of CoUlen, N. notic-- t in this paper. .1. CO. 1.4 horel-i- ha." filed of his Intention ta II. O'ICIIXI.Y Notlie Riven that the hve-ea- urulen-lKnei- make final r proof gup-po- rt xotici: run ri nuc.vnov. l, M.ittie Hart, was by in ihe anui apiirtintecl executrix of his claim, viz: Homestead 120 W. rourt Kntry No. Nov. 12. Department Cell will of Hart, ile- -i 7305. made lsicj. of the Interior, Land tens You uiiilt'r tiie William ft r 24, N Otlice Fc, N. M., Nov. 14. If Want A cHft'J, on November 4, 1907, and the .S"i SK'i, see. NKli, at Santa -- G. 13 N., i ., Notice la all persons having claims against township rant;e hereby g:ven that Ju.ni proof will be macta te-- Chaves y Gonzalis, of Valencia, X. A Good Double cald are hereby notified to and that aid f II., Plumber present the same within the tl'ne ire l'.exisUT an I Reoelver, ut Santa has tiled notice of his (Mention 2 7, - r, t'e. N. At., on U.c l'JOT. to make final live-ye- proof l:i gup-po- rt THIS WEEK pro- bed by law. MATTIR HART, He na.'nt s the followinij llnrwi f hi.s claim, viz: Homestead to prove his continuous renldearv Entry No. 673,;,, Expoiitrlx unrlrr th ItPt Will and made Pec. 2'. lion, Plush Lap Robe upon, and cultivation of, the I a rid, for th.) N'K'i, 3:1, T nvnshi" Telephone No. 61 of William Hart. Section (Klrft Pub. Nov. 11.) viz: 3N., itange 11E.. and that sai l proof Nicol.n Montoya, of CoMen. X. will be made before Jesus M. Luna. Winona Will Last You a Life Time M.; Daniel Write, of Golden. N'. M ; prob:itc clerk, at Los Luna.', N. M Indian Singer The Standard l.'fiiiai'do N. Araiitio, of (lolden. N. on Dec. 30. 1907. Why Not'Get One Now M.; ltmente Outiere, of San t'cdru, He names the following witnesses KILLthe COUGH N. M. to prove his H. continuous residence 1 AND CUIvLI THE LUI.CS MANTEL OTEfiO. upon, and cultivation of, the Ian 1, Scotti's Illustrated Songs J ... We ha v.; a vey I.ukc stock wo lieeWter. Vl ; bought direct from mil's at low Our work is as our name , . stanislao Otero. Manuel Se.lillo, vAiJi we give you thin advantage prkea and Potero Otero. Bernardino Sedillo, al. By Special Request Solid Comfort implies, and our charges w,th Or, Every of Valencia. N. M. are king's Versso n. A driver experiences solid com- MANUEL OTERO. RICHARD MANDELL fort when be is protected by a HORSE BLANKETS right. Register. I it ST TMAKVlLW'hirlinaSurs n "Ku-KIux-Kla- SA Pluih Robe, These Robes that suit In quality, prico, durability. 1 Take some rel'aMe and safe are thick, strong and warm. IASSvV li. At i 11 t'OiiKlr .t 13 E ICE like KCDOL for Dysiepsla. They will not shed ; they are . r. KoDOL U FC the best remefly known durable. They are Standard Plumbing &Hs3tLi Co Trial today for heart burn, belching and Vcjr OLD- - Boltia tt your d iiyL'tsf ftr it. s f" with handsome patterns beau- UNI) UNG TROUBLES. It e.,..:iMl lurMf 11 aU troubles arising from a disordered The LeRoys in J. Korber & Co. TinCATAtT I M II ( C L, ro Is tiful colors, ui:,r. t,tit ii J aiuiitu f digestion. It pleasant to take AXlSr-ACXO- 4 214 North Second Street iaUAK A NTiCrr a llh.uriti."! lKKk-irl- r,t. It and afford relief promptly. Sold Aslc for a SA Pluh Robs. f ill ,&r'l,'U.uri moid ,l.rv. ti k.i. by J. II. O'Rlelly. Latest Moving Pictures Albuquerque, - - Xew Mexico WANTED ? Tou can gt it through We Sell Them xma column. . .,4 I A ms ' PAGE EIGHT. ALBUQUERQUE EVENING CITIZEN. TUESDAY, DIX'EMIlFH 3, I90T

l'KRSONAL, Whan yeadatlra Absolut Com fort la Prcparly rittad Clastas nonsuit us. v U A (J H A 11 Ji war 14 T ssi V P s BEBBER -- - OPTICAL K8rf i CO. Buy at Headquarters 1 , 1 1 0 South Second St. :: Lense Grinding Done cn Premises ' Dc-- l'llel for Record. ... Whether we advertise specials or not we are al- KfllLKVAUAjt titiuiiiniiiiuNeiioio t)invs to Jose da la ways ready to prove to you that we are JJfttcM C MiiHiyn. n piece nf land In headquarters t'1.1 All.UOU.r.lllo; 1200. for good merchandise at popular prices. ; : : ; Incite lf.. to 4 no Jose dp la ". Montoya, n piece EVERY THING of land In precinct 13, '$X0 a cot Shoes for 2. V. Il.irrisnn mid wife (n IN THE JEWELRYLINE .. Amado I.nn'i. h piece of land JEWEICR Hart, Schaffner & Marx. northeast of the city of Albu- - WATCH REPAIRING Saeood iji'erqup, 1 1.00. riNE Clothes !.. miiii.I J. to Mnrtha Mliler - Christmas Gifts W. MulilK'in, lnt. 11 iinil 12, are the- recognised standard high-grad- e Mock 24, original tnwnM:, fl. clotJitng of the United States. MeUllle It. Summers to (leo. 4 (irli'Bo. a piece of Jand In pre- - We have a, full line of this make of us help you on cinei 12. J 1. lake Me Willi Y..u Suits and Overcoats. Prices within GOME and let the FrantiMiuitii t!;rcia to Futln This the reach of all. proposition. We have made pec-ial G.iri'lii. i pi ''fi of laiiii In pre- - I am Worth 10c Cl"!ll is. !.". preparations for the Holiday Trade and t'h.i ri'! 'he.".ik nnj wife to Km ii i.i ri'ieik. !ol 2 arnl 3 Coupon is Hanan and Sons and can take a lot of trouble otfyour hands. block lti. lliiuinx H whlunii ad- - flood for ten cents on any pur largest assortment we ever illtlon. no. chase amounting to one dollar made Douglas Shoes We have the Ju:in f- iiHioval et u to ltiis 0 In. our ,!ore from December 2nd to 24th Inclusive. I1RNHAM cai ried of M. (iuiirlnviil. ii piece nf Innd In ocniber In respective be t Gash their classes cannot 0 pipcfm-- 2?. 1 INDIAN TUADINU COMPANY, Hail-ru.- ll .. equalled. 3,-i- 0 Sni:i A. Iluhlieil Hild huliani Ave., nnd First street. Every prtir guaranteed, HOUSE SLIPPERS, DRESS SLIPPERS AND SHOES 0 to llellii fJe.ii K"". IoId 244 and Don't Throw It Awar pairs to choose from. 245 nml 24ti. Iilock 22, H. Ar- - urns, JI.IM). miln mlilltlon. Save the coupon and bring It to our store when you come to do Men's SlvllHli Shoe S2.00 to .V00 (IK your Christmas shopping. It alio entitles you to a chance on some A i7ew Special Bargains Men' Sli.KT, IWl, VIH Kid or 1'a.ir Hi to 2.Mt of the nplendld prizes which we have set aside for our customers. Our Women KM. or Calf $1.75 to .VM H. C. litinett, of W'lllnrd was In Shoe, IMtent XM Kll newest goods include Are always on col--lo- rs Slippers, or 0 to 91.50 Ihla city yesterday. hand. E. & W. Women's House Frit lidillior 15 cents; Women's 1itm WIvmts aiMl Oxfords $2.00 to $1.00 Tom Webster, of Isleta, was In the at $1.25 shirts at 75 Mums for Hoy ami Girl $1.00 to $2.50 city ye.ftenlay. JAPANESE BRASSES cents; $2.50 underwear at $1.90 per suit; 15 and 20 cent hose at 10 cents, Kelt.'Mtprai ftr Boys and Girls 75 to $1.00 t5. A. Kurze!, of DemlnK, was In RUSSIAN HAMMERED COPPER Babies Slrnos 50 to $1.23 etc. It will always pay you to call Soft Albuqtientue on business yesterday. KOOI WiCKER VASES on us before you buy. H. F. Heller, of Caber.on. N. M.. MEXICAN MANO-CARVE- O LEATHER arrived In Albuquerque last nlKh-- - HcRUlar meeting of Itlo Oiuiule chapter tonight. Work In the H. A. OOOOCXXODOOO(XXXXXXXXX degree. Benham Indian Trading Company Mrs. Lllli.m Robblns and Ron, Uui-se- l. STERN have returned from a trip ti SIM Miilimery California. Corner Railroad Avenue and First St. Joweph A. Hlondin has iccepted u position in Kl lJ!iso, and will leave The Central Avenue Clothier for the laiter city tonight. Talk Andrean Homero, of Peralta, was For X ma. In Albuquerque yesterday and com- Childs' rockers 60c and up; desks. pleted the purchase of the Johnson STATEHOOD BILL 2 and up; Morris chairs, $1.50 and If yon contemplate getting & Smith Hour mill at Ios Lunaa. up. A line assortment of pictures. it netv lint, you Kliotild pre Frank Montoya, Jr., son of F. A. Ara squares from 3 to $50. Fu-trel- le wliat v liavo. Wo never al- Montoya, deputy Pherift, returned Furniture Co. low our Ktoflc to iKHTmie .de- yesterday from Han Juan county, o pleted and picked over, but where he was the guest of relatives. MACCABEE BALL. repliioe every artiele wold by Ferdinand Uurgdorff, of Cleveland, INTRODUCED The Lady Maccabees will give a THE WAGNER 1 IS HARDWARE CO. a not XT Jti.xt as carefully made Ohio, a painter of cowboys, Indians oau on Wednesday evening, Dec. 18, tip. Tho result Is tluit our of- and western scenes, Is spending a Aiu ua.il. uicKeis tl.uu. fering Jut now ar. a choice month at Isleta. collecting material an at tlie tlmo of our full open- for a series of western painting to ing. A largo con'dgnnieiit Jut received. be exhibited at Chicago. LI Plumbers 32 W.Cedtral Laz Nobie, of the Valley ranch, on T DAY General the Upper Pecos, arrived in Albu,-querq- Champion Tinners Avenue Hardware today lor a short business viait. Mr. Noble says that there are GROCERY COMPANY M55 LlrZ about twenty people now at the 205 South Saooad ranch and they are having a great (Continued from Pace OimO 622-2- 4 W. TUcras Phone 3i The MAJESTIC RANGE is the time huiuing. iLigiit falls of snow has MatteuocI Bras., Props. product of the world's made It easy to track game and the achievements very nioate with the senate In 'writing Im in stoves. All the best features of all other hunters huve been successful. mediately and Iattea Immediately One party of trappers have eaughl message. makes four foxes in the past few days but delivered the have been incorporated in this one, and objectional a bear which they trapped, escaped The reading was listened to closely THE taking the trap with him. A party by the senators, who held printed DIAMONDS ARE features eliminated. As a result, the 1LAJESTIC probably is now In the woods trailing the bear copies in their hands. TRUMPS they expect to capture Mr. The reading was concluded at 2:40 stands nearer the line DIAMOND PALACE and him. o'clock and the senate went Into ex- Noble will return to the Valley ranch ecutive session, but adjourned with ALL THE TIME tomorrow. . of perfection than any in a few minutes. Lit after-nee- d A. J. Rye, aged 30, died this Railroad Avenue other range. saves at 2:30 o'clock at bis .home 215 COMING INCREASING IX VALUE STEAD- - It Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glam, Clocks, Silverware. We North Walter street, a few EVENTS. after December 18 The Wizard of fuel and Invite your trade and guarantee A Square Deal. week' Illness. He came here three Wall Street. your time and years ago from Chicago and since December 26 and 27 Raffles. hlg arrival In this city has been em- December 28 The Eagle's Eye. WILL KKI.f, AT i.rktvi.n produces heat when you ployed a bookkeeper by A. VV. Hay-de- n, December 30 Huster Brown. THAN THEY CAN BE BOUGHT AT the contractor. He la survived WHOLESALE. want it, where you fmf,'mAmMifaaf'iai'mf by a wife and son. Hla mother, who VANN JEWELRY CO. Are you looking for something? Re One Uvea In Chicago has been notltled of member the want columns of Tht Door South of Dm Stoop. want it, and in quality the death and will arrive in a lew Evening Citizen are for your especlai j days. benefit. It talks to the people and as desired, all at a mini- You have v an r ruuiz, wnu piayeu Daseoau they talk to you. 210 wir a with the Albuquerque Browns dur- o mum ing the territorial fair and who went Out of town people can't do bet- West of attention. If 1 Skirt, Waist, Suit Overcoat from here to Tucson to play with ter than to try J. F. Palmer for Geld E.F.C0BBj8f Tucson and from Tucson to play with groceries and meats. you have never used the Ar line of Phoenix, passed through the city this or anything in the Clothes morning en route to hla home at Bring us your jot won. Price MAJESTIC, you have Kaunas City. He waa accompanied the very lowest and the work will 1 .y Us TAXIDERMIST never usea i That oaads Claanlng or Praising, Bring Tham to by several other ball players from stand Inspection anywhere. Bushiest ft tne best. 2B We Wl'l Make Them Like New. Kansas, who went to Arizona to play and caPins card a soeclslt. ball. There is no hoodoo about Birds a Soeclaltv0 MONTEZUMA CLEANING AND PRESSING COMPANY Frantz, as la evident from his rec- FEE'S HOME MADE CANDIES. IIIM1 ord. All the teams he played with WALTON'S Dltl'O STOKE. S10 Wet Gold. Phone 1105. finished with the leaders or at the We are here to stay. 10 Years' Experience. head. Tucson tied three teams for All kinds of hay and grain at the first money and Phoenix beat Champion Grocerv Co. Ltihbee four out of seven. 0O9OOK3K)QOKDCO9K)KOOKmoa frames TWKI.VK INJrHF.O l IX TUOIXKY ACCIDKXT 21 21 b Dayton, Ohio, Dec. 3. Twelve persons were injured, none fatally. however, by .ne overturning of a 1.15-11- 7 NORTH FIRST WE FILL Dayton and Xenia traction car, which ST B. RUPPE Jumped the track at a curve near ATSTD PRESCRIPTIONS RIGHT Dayton today. The accident wad due HARDWARE RANCH SUPPLIES to ' 203 WEST RAILROAD AVE- slippery tracks. AGENTS FOR At Consistent THE NUE NUT TO BANK OF imoOKS WANTS TO Prices COMMERCL. si ivi:i:i TKU.Kit Colorado Springs. Colo., Dec. 3. DIAMOND EDGE Congiebsinan h, TOOLS runner fri.uiklin Brooks has announced his candidacy for United States enalorshlp to suc AND CUTTLEflY ceed Idler, whose term expires In EVERY ONE TRUE TO NAME Wrell developed, with strong, New Arriving Daily healthy roots. Holiday Novelties TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. 1 III IT OliX AMENTA L. The largest and finest stock on the DOST Hable fur cape. Reward at Coust. 407 South Walter gtreet. CITRUS TREES. Ft) It BALK A rattan canopy top All the Leading Standard Varie Everything for the Builder All baby buggy. Inquire Mrs. W. f. ties. By Doing With Swltzer, 219 North Fifth street. WALNUTS. Franquntte (Vrooman Strain), and Palace Car and Desert brand fruit otner leading French and Califor at Champion Grocery Co. nla types In grafted and seedling A pair of our up to date shoes or trees. Their Might slippers always come handy and as a GRAPEV1NF.S. ComineMJominff! Christmas gift they are more appre- On their own roots and grafted ciated than anything else. Our stock on Phylloxera resistant roots. of stylish footwear offers you Just ROSES. The New Year will soon be here. what you want and at prices you are All varieties tree and bush form. Is your accounting department willing to pay. C. May s Shoe store, "Send luu for Illustrated booklet thoroughly equipped for the new WE GUARANTEE S14 West Central avenue. of Hurbank's New Creations." year's business? each jiiirt of tailoring that produces the fhiibhed suit SALESMEN WANTED. How about that new Loose Leaf Ranch eggs 60 cents a doz. Prus- Paid up Capital, S200.000.00. system, those special ruled blanks, Foil Potmds Stein-Bloc- ad- lay. 2,000 or overcoat, h have built up a repute for sian Poultry food makes them FANCHEK CHEEK NURSERIES. the blank books ruled to suit your J. F. Palmer, 501 North First street. buntneua, you are expecting to In- (Incorporated) al- Clothes-makin- g in Geo. Mjrr, stall? In every ton of coal leaving our yard, and have vanced iSmart that has no equal this City Directories may be had at The C. Hoetlliur. Jrj. ami Box 59. Freuio, Cai.. U. S. A. Better talk It over with us and made clothes leading Citizen oflice at $1 each. get the work done before you ara ways this guarantee. The following ad, or one country. We have chosen their as our ready to use them. FEE'S DELICIOUS HOT nKMt)-LAT- E. similar to it, appeared years in both our daily pa- - offering to you, and when we tell you these clothes for WALTON'S DRUG STOKE. Hook Binder, Rublier Stamp Make pers. will fit you and last you as no clothes you have ever HOUGH DRY. Phone 925 312 W. Gold Ave. you only what is truth, and what l'o you know what this means? If Thornton, seen, we are telling not a.sk our drivers to explain it to 2,000 Pounds you. IT. S. LITIIGOW Guaranteed or a Present can be proven. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY CO. Made Coal. Rest remedy for mothers to use Is The Cleaner of the Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. It Consult a Reliable Dentist testes nearly as good as sugar, W mable Located at 121 North Third e defy any individual, firm or corporation to truth- it contain no opiates. Sold by J. H. Full Set of Teeth a SUITS $18 to $30 Oltlelly. street. The only real steam " fy fully say that short weight was ever given to any of cleaning plant In the southwest Gold Filling SI.50 up U Best place to trade In town. Cham- Gold Crowns $ mf our customers. pion We are now better prepared than OVERCOATS $15 to Grocery Co. Painless Extnu-Un- 50c $30 ever before to clean anything that .... T WE HANDLE American Palmer for meats. THE BEST Gallup Coal, Is cleanable. In cleaning, press Block, Crested lug repairing clothes, we take ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY GUAR-A- N Butte Hard Coal, Furnace, Stove and Palmer for groceries. and TEED. the front seat. All we ask Is a Nut Also Mill Wood, Mountain Wood, Kindling and trial. All work guaranteed. Sec- "'m "'" DR. H. . ... Coke. C. CONNER ond hand clothing bought and "" omrmoRATHio rmvbician amo sold. Goods called for and de- L. Go. muRomoN livered on short notice. E. Washburn All Curable Dlmaaaaa Triattd. JOHN S. BEAVEN - 502 South First No Ckmrga lor Consultation. N. r. ArmU Building PHONE-4- G0 BIW. COPP and PETTTT. 34 Nan' Nmii"" m ,a-- r oK)K0000K0K) ma 04O and M9. ROOM li, N. T. AAM1JO BLPG. "mrWi twiii mu0' 'i 'mini' inii' ,,t,i u