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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 01-14-1911 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 1-14-1911 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 01-14-1911 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 01-14-1911." (1911). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/1906 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 Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL S ta. THIRTY-THIR- D YEAR, Vol. CXXIX, No. VK.I ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1911, Uj Mall SO CU. a Month Single Coplri, Ity Carrier, 60 cvnta m Month. BUT APPROVES OF STANDARD BRED BY 'FlfiHTIM PiJAHaRITIIAW ;.s CHEN GAVE DEAOLI CHEMICAL UVJIUU li UIMvJJ U UuVUI1U1LsV I UvIM CONSTITUTION OPPRESSION OF HIM COSTLY EXPLODES IN A part of the temperance forces In New Mexico Is now engaged In a remarkable light AGAINST n SURANCE CDWIPETITORS PROHIBITION. PRESENTS PASSENGER'S Because the constitution docs not contain prohibition, they would reject statehood, go back to where the only possible means of regulating the liquor traffic Is high license, or local op- OF JAFFA tion or legislative prohibition. POCKET OIL TRUST ARRAIGNED Immediate prohibition or no prohibition at all. is their attitude. SALESMAN TOOK LONG JOY i BEFORE SUPREME COURT Is there any sane man who cannot see that these men are asking the prohibitionists to sacrifice RIDES WITH FAIR PRISONER their only chance of success? Prohibition was left out of the organic act by an overwhelming vote. Many of those who helped Fmm Conversation With Presl- - Unfortunate Mining Man Blown Attorney for Government De- vote down constitutional prohibition were prohibitionists. It Is the height of absurdity to say that Says She First 'Talked of Territorial Secretary liquor men majority convention; to Bay that on prohibition was to Pieces; Two Others Seri- dent clares Great Monopoly Hangs eleven heat the in the the vote Divorcing Husband by or Ignorant of New Mex- and Later Knows He Is Much Pleased controlled the liquor men is flat falsehood misstatement. The head the ously Injured Aboard Ferry- Like Threatening Cloud Over ico Anti-Saloo- n league, who was present at the convention, never got further than to allege that Constantly Discussed Proba With the Act, boat on San Francisco Bay, Business Interests, FOURTEEN delegates were liquor men. These delegates were elected by the people. No one charged bilities of His Early Death, that the elections were unfair, and the prohibitionists did not have a majority in the convention. They claim they have a majority of the people with them now. EAST THINKS STATEHOOD By TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE By Morning Journal Special I.ourd Win It so, we are glad to hear it. The Morning Journul will not object to lh abolition of the saloon Morning Journal tottUl I mutt Win Washington, 13. Wheeling, W. Va Jan. 13. The IS AN ASSURED FACT Jan. Painting the in New Mexico if the people want It. STAMPEDE FOR SAFETY Oil by tedium of hypothetical questions and Standard organization as bred BUT WHAT GOOD 13 A MAJORITY GOING TO DO THE rROHIBITIOXISTS UNDER A TER- oppressing competitors and hanging ' technical testimony was suddenly RITORIAL GOVERNMENT? . ended In the Schenk case when the Stunning Report Which Shakes Washington Expects Favorable today as a threatening cloud over We would ask the prohibitionists tov to facts: listen these state, through a witness, brought into the country, Frank B. Kellogg, spe- Tidings From New Mexico W can get statehood new If we take it; we may not have the chance again for ten years; we the court records the tlrst Intimation Great Vessel From Stem to cial assistant to the attorney general, certainly cannot get from the coming congress, with its democratic houso republican senate. of scuud.'il in Us prosecution of Un After Election on January 21 it and Stern Taken for Boiler Explo- today pleaded with the supreme court delay man Laura Farnsworth Schenk. charged Rejection of this constitution means the Indefinite of stutohood, and every thinking with rdmlnisterlug Official to dissolve the Standard Oil company ' poison to her hus sion By Fear Crazed Throng, Says knows it. band. John O. Hchenk. of New Jersey as a violator of the If New Mexico Is admitted, the prohibition majority may elect a bare majority of the legislature Daniel Phillips, a piano salesman, anti-tru- st law1. name, Sherman whose has been guarded from Morning Siwrliil Dinpntrh to the Morning Jonrnat next fall and pass 'a prohibitory law which cannot be repealed for two years. (Ily Jonreal ".Dedal LNk4 Wlrel opened government's side publicly, told of long automobile A Santa Fo, N. M., Jan. 13. "The He the years may San Francisco, Jan. 13. bottle of controversy probably will At the end of that two the prohibitionists elect a bnro majority of the next legislature rides with tho accused, nt her Invi prepared for the admission of the and of n. chemical compound dropped by way is complete It Monday or Tuesday. Mr. and submit a prohibition amendment to the people.' tation, for over eighteen months previous to or crushed tn tho pockrt of John O. Xew Mexico during the next fifty Kellogg spoke for nearly four hours. her arrest. In the laist It will go Into the constitution, if voted for by only forty per cent, less than one-ha- lf of the voles year, ho raid, Mrs. Norbon. a well mining en days," said Territorial Secretary Mr. Kellogg went over the early Hchenk had talked known cast at the election. to him about plans to secure a dl gineer, Is believed to have paused Faffa, who returned today years of the Standard's business lead- Nathan vorce, nnd later talked almost con- an explosion late today on the South ing up point of two-thir- from a thirty days' vacation visit In to the central the Once in, the prohibition plank CANNOT BE REMOVED by less thnn a majority of stantly of tho strong possibilities ern Pacific ferry boat Berkeley, ply- present controversy, organisation of D. New York. the the legislature FOR EIGHT YEARS; and should the liquor men gain this two-third- s, a repeal must her husband's death. ing between this city and Oakland, Washington, C, and OH company of New of the Standard ' Phillips admitted that Mrs. Schenk, which brought Instant death to Nor- - "There in no doubt that the powers still be voted on by the people. Jersey in 1899. on various occasions, had given him bon, seriously injured two other men at the national capital expect favor- He characterized this The prohibitionist who votes against this constitution Is a TRAITOR TO THE CAUSE OF PRO- costly present, among them a dia- panic among 3,000 able tidings from New Mexico on and created a the as merely the substitution of one Is to his only mond pin and a smoking Jacket, but passengers crowding January 21, and would be greatly dis- HIBITION. He voting deliberately sacrifice chance of success. the vessel's illegal form of holding together the denied any knowledge of a $300 explosion appointed if the constitution were not fur decks. The occurred In the oil companies for another Illegal Because he has lost the first round In the constitutional convention, HE 18 VOTING TO SUR- overcoat, which, It had been alleged, lavatory, In were approved. From a. conversation I which four others form. The first was the trust of 1892, RENDER AND STOP THE FIGHT. ho was to have received the day she besides Norbon. body was had with President Tnft at the White Notbon's with Its several trustees and the sec was arrested. blown Into - bits. Roy L. Sampson House on Saturday, I am certain that newspaper, fighting adoption of by Is ond, the "Standard of New Jersey." This in for the this constitution an overwhelming majority, Tno ntHtc attempted several times were badly approves Mexico consti- and Kdwln Hoffschnelder he of the New Touching on a point of the defense fighting FOR PROHIBITION; the men who vote against this constitution are VOT1NO AGAINST to hint of Intimacy between him and Injured, perhaps fatally. tution, and not only that, but that he the latter Mr. Kellogg said If the companies PROHIBITION. the defendant, but to all questions he A. C. Miller Louis Haure were cut is mightily pleased with It. He has a and whose stock was procured by the u refused to answer on the ground that bruised In of tho lava remarkable memory for New Mexico STATEHOOD IS A and the wreck Standard in 1899 were not competing STATEHOOD AND ALONE MENACE TO THE SALOON EVIL IN NEW he would Incriminate himself. tory, escaped serious tnjury. All facts and Incidents, and spoke pleas- ' but It was because they were held to MEXICO. Phillips told of. meeting tho ac the Injured reside In Oakland, antly of the territory and its people. cused nt Ferry gether In Illegal trusts, that of 1879 fight Martin's and other Norbon was identified at the Oak- Every one in seems to regard If you, Mr. Prohibitionist, statehood, you are giving aid nnd comfort to enemy. sand-wlsht- s, the east 1892. the T Ohio points. Boer, wine, and morgue by a in pocket statehood as an assured In which and that of land letter his fact. away the fear of prosecution is no middle ground.
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