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THE ALBUQUERQUE.-.-MORNING JOURNAL,.
IWGU TWO.
Thursday, (K-twIx-r 12, 1905.
Then after all this outlay we are un
tier contract to grant Its use. for all
time, to all the world, on the nam
terms as to the people of the 1'nlted
States. , At II rut bluah one mixht ex-
pect partisan opposition Instead of
noii-pnrtisan co-operation. But. so
manifestly-wise Is the enterprise.
abundantly able Is the government to
bear the expense, and so many are the
advantages to be derived therefrom,
that throughout the length and the
breadth of the nation no voice is
heard against It.
The markets of South America.
South Africa and the adjacent in)ancH
are Just being developed. The eye
of the world are upon them. The
merchant nations of Europe know
where they are located, and they ur.i
establishing banks and warehouses
within them, and they have already
established fast and regular lines 'if
steamers to them. The Tnited States
has neither banks nor commission
houses, nor warehouses in these porti,
nor has It means of communication
with them, except through old, worn
out, dllapitated ships, sailing under
foreign flags and making eight or ten
knots an hour.
fast Tropical Import.
The I'nlted States imports a million
dollars' worth per day of tropical and
somi-tropical products. It sends tí)
Europe in excess of everything we re
ceive l ruin r.ui o;,c. u iiiuii'fii uwii.n-
per day In raw materials and food
products such as I have described;
end Kurnne in turn sends millions a
day to the ports of South America.
Mouth Africa, and Islands adjacent.
do not need to tell you of the great
number of ships that nail the triangle.
They start from home with a cargo
of finished products which they leave
In those southern ports, then loud
with coffee, rubber, hemp, sis.il. ma
hojtaiiy. dye woods. And fruits for th
Ignited Httites, then 4nke a load of our
raw material, cotton, copper, petro
lum, and food products, back to Eu
rope. Gentlemen, I have never taken the
"position that what goods we ship to
Hotnrti America do not ultimately
reach those ports. I have mimctlm.
Iffiwever, called attention to the fact
that th quickest way to go to Hou'.h
Americ.i, or to send mail to South
America or to ship freight to South
America, and the most usual way, l
lo Sfiid first to Kurope und theme .)
Ihe norm of destination. A lariff
shire of our "paltry commerce with
those countries does actually go by
way of F:urope, rather than In those
nlit icnws, owned by the men who tik.'
tint position that bncauso there are
way l in which goods can be sent
I hence, therefore no occasion exist"
for improving the means of communi
cation. I am aware, for my attention ha.i
been called thereto repeatedly by h'T
ter. and more frequently still by edi
torial comment, that a representative
of the department of commerce and
labor, sent to South America for th"
purpose of Investigating this subject,
has renorted that there are means .if
communication between the 1'iiHe 1
Slates and South America. 1 have
read his reports, and I bee my critic's
IMirdon, for the distinguished college
professor does not take the position
assumed by the steamship companies,
that existing meuns of communication
are satisfactory, or that they sliouM
nut be Improved.
Our great difficulty In getting a
foothold in foreign markets is to get
our producers Interested in the sub
ject. For this puroose the govern
ment goes to great expense in gelling
rotisular reports on conditions in these
foreign ports. These reports are rei
ularly published in pamphlet form for
general distribution. quantities of
them go to Kurope, however, and are
furnished, not us we furnish tfictn,
to whomever asks for them, but lhe
are sent direct to the concerns en
gnged in the trade with the ports
whence the reuorts are made. These
reports are full of statements to this
effect. I f;uote from I'rof. Hutchin
son, he being the principal authority
of those who oppose every means for
the creation of a merchant marine,
lie says:
"As I came south I found condi
tions much more encouraging, and
here In lllo de Jaulero, ami In the
neighboring state of San I'hiIo. I
bnve been, deeply impressed v I ' h th '
possibilities that nre awaiting develop
ment. It Is piensan! lo note an und -r
current of friendliness toward the
United states, ami a seeming willing
ness to meet any advances our people
may make at least half way. There is
a great Held awaiting development if
our Importers can be made to under
stand that It is worth while to em
ploy the right methods."
Does anyone doubt that an Ameri
can line of steamships making regular
trips to Hlo de Janeiro, the govern
ment paying the loss until the trade
Is established, would knock at the
door of every factory In the I'nlted
Htates, submit samples of the good
consumed by the people. i.g their
production and the privilege of
carrying them? In the same report
I'rofessor Hutchinson says:
"New Hues established would have
to run at a loss for a considerable
time. Of this there can be no doubt."
. In the same report In which J'rof
eesor Hutchinson's oft quoted artb I"
appears is nn article by A. '1. nihil
who was sept abroad by Ihe New York
Commercial, lo Inquire Into trade con
ditions, from which I quote:
"The liermuns are especially ag
gressive and many of the German
houses are doing the business that
we ought to tie doing. If they
that American goods are In demand
Ihey get samples of them, send them
home and Invite the manufacturers
to imitate them, even If the articles
nre Inferior, and thereby get the trade.
This Is not difficult, for there is no
representative of the American Inter
ests on the spot to defend our goods."
I iocs anyone doubt that an Ameri
can line of steamships, in part de
pendent upon the trafile, would s-e
that our goods were defended? He
further says:
"Spain has the Kant Indian and th
Egyptian cotton market to draw upon
ns well us ours, has good shipping fa
cilities, and more Important than aM
. this, turns out goods which the Spanish-speaking
people all over the
world want. II gets the trade be
cause Its manufacturers turn out the
to meet the requirements, rath
er than, as we do, try to educate their
customers to take what they produce."
The reports ure literally full of
Specific Instances where our manu
facturers have refused to change then
patterns to meet the conditions of th"
South American trsde. or hre they
have abandoned a trade partly estab
lished whenever there has been n
local demand sufficient to keep their
factory employed. Ioes anyone doubt
that the representatives of American
transportation companies would do
much toward correcting these tle-
ieIowibly some one will say "Who
caree particularly for th American
manufacturer? It is his business, not
ours." Yes. but It Is my business,
also. I own some farms In Iowa and
I want my tenants to feed the men
who manufacture for these markets.
I am selfish. In fact. I am so selfish
that I desire every industry under our
iv, r to prosper, and I hope I am wise
enough to know1 that no one class
of American people ever did prosper
ex.ent when all our people prospered
j hope I am w ise enough to know that
Theodore Roosevelt,
lar : 1 it .sSaaj : -
r.- ...... j . n
II Hi " lie . - ' i . :'tV-nvv íí an 1 5
1 1 I I c f r.i . ' ' ' - r " . -x- - f 1 a
: '-t ' ' .wfc-v & a
- , r i k j"t II II in
Mb.Lelahd Takmg-The"
the prosperity of nny one (Imms menus
the prosperity of nil.
The I'nlled Hl;ttcs Is the owner cf
the l'hllippine isliinds, mid thoce pos--
VC'HillllH. pIlIM till' I'.lllillll.l Ciin.il, pilH
i merchant murine, would Insure i
'he Amerlenn people soinewhnt more
ihnu their 'irosonj.10 per cent of the
nie thousand in i I lions of tr.nl" washed
I, y the shores of the I'aeilie.
Where Wc Musi II ill.
At our coast line w ere liroiiifhl to
in abrupt hall. Here we are im loug
'r linlependent. I u r foreii;a eiuii
. fierce Is four t Imo-i as lare as f lit y
V"ars uko. ton m- carry in our siui
only one-third as many uross tms as
forty years iiko. Wc have proteele.l
and enc"Uiai:ed every interest hut our
ineri hant marliie. und every prolecl.'d
interest has lloinisheil. We have
every fuillty for international com
merce eycept International nnTi -hunts,
inlernat'uiii il hankers and an inter
national men haul marine. Shall we
iot have ile-xif I am not uikIii,:
stiip Hiil'xhlicM. I am speakilitr or re
mits, not of method. If W" but take
advantage of o-ir opport unites we will
lend these products cf f irm and fae
torv under every sky and iu'o every
oiit, lid l-iak.' ur liiiaiu i il leiitiia
'he eleniiiK house of ut lead a frac
tion of the world's trade.
-
i!i:i.n:vi:i) i:iii iíi:.ss.,ii:nt.
i
I'l-csliloet rromptly Coiintorm:nn!o;l
Any t'lildic I'.i'tcpllon at l liilc. 1
Moliile. Al l.. I let. I I. - I'l e-i.h id
TtoiMcVc't evidently niiinlent lena My
I . -. 1 1 1 J the committee of arraimemenl
i ppoinl' I for his rci option In this i i'y
out uf en mlia rrassini; position. The
oloied residents are plinninii a 'vna-
'.ll.' II t -1' t I i 1 1 III i-II t for III" chief I'M'
Ulive i f the nation at H onlo'ed
lunch, and a r.umher of III" incial'i rs
,f Hi"' leal white mililaiy coinpaiie
i id an oiineed they would not escort
the pleiilellt III Ihe place.
Alayei l.vons has just I eived a 1' I-
ter froi i I'li'sldcnt lioosev.'ll it ; t i 1 1 f -
1 1 :i I IIO lllblle
in I to I tit out
II
rei
the
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dor
EX-PRESIDENT RAMSEY
TASTES UTTER DEFEAT
fioiiD wins ovi'uviii:i.Mix;
VHToitv ix i u.iiT ron w -hasii
toxritoi..
'toIi'iIi. Oct. II. At the incctin ol
-lis klii lilcis uf the Ualiasli rullroad
loiaj. .loHopli ICainscy, foi-iucv picsl
llcnt. Mas tli'Tenled oci liclmlllul.V hv
(coiir tioiilil, who lis-le I all fl ill-rccioi-"..
They iir':
riioo-.as II. Iliiblial.l, I".. T. .IcITcrv.
.lolin T. Terry. W In-low -s. Pl'r , K.
M. (.allnway and 1). T. WclN.
coi i u s t i.i: x sw i:r.p
ix I'.omiioi.iii:us' i:i,i:(Ti:x
T'de lo, O., Oct. II. tleum-e J.
(iiul'l tinbiy won a decisive victory
over Ji .""tdi It.imsey. Jr., In a conli st
fur the control of the Wabash rail-j
mad. electing nit of the x direi l.ns j
'o he i h'iseii by the bondholders. The
vole i-ii by (liitibl was 2 S , f. I 0 ils'aitisl
31.HI0 for It.imsey. The Uipt's claim:
of the riKht to vote under Hip eiuiiul.l-j
Uve fy-t' in as disallotved ! t'ne tci-j
b'is. When the ni".'!ins; opened tiiis
'i'oriili'K, (. ;-. tinea, for Could,!
withdrew the nominations mude -.-1
terdav und substituted the name of!
Thonias II. Hubbard. K. T. Jelfcty, I
John T. Terry. Wlnslmv S. Pierce, It. i
M. (lallosay und K. T. Welles. 'I he
nr. nes withdrawn were: l!uel Si'e,
Itobcit C. Clowry and W. '.. Saunders.
Itamsey did not mike the iminln.it Ions
In advance of the vote.
At the close of the bondholders'
mecllnif a caucus of stockholders lo
hoose directors convened. Some ted!,
on e iinliiathin of I roxles that con
sumed much time III the bondholders'
i -.-lucra was om-meiu-ed mid the meet
liiK promUed to continue even loiiKer
than that of the stockholders.
Tin: ta;;.ht nivoiu i: srrr.
Ikflw Will IU- llcpoltcl hj the Coull
' I'll day.
Wooster. O., o t. II. The decree la
the T.iKKurt dlvone ca"e,wlll be given
out Friday, October IS, at 2 p. m., ac
cordiiiK to a si itetnent made by JuiJkc
S. It. Knsoii.
The fiartles In the raise have been
notllled to be present at that time.
Thlnnlntt Out losipihce.
New Orleans, I ., Oil. II This c ty
today hnd the first taste of f ill weath
er with a drop in temperature to Bl,
The cold will still .further thin out the
mosquitoes muí tend to Improve the
fever situation.
Junior, as He Appears Costumed .for Strenuous- -
Game His Father Wants Played by
if - 'i r'v H
Name Oi ' 'Iiieqdo&e 'Roosevelt, 'JzAAIimCAHDIDATE
ROOSEVELT INSISTS ON
SQUARE DEAL-IN FOOTBALL
l.'cW II
il. Oí-I. II. Waller Camp,
Val"':
lcral athletic adviser, tmiifiht
a slutemcnt In rcRaril to the
Kill' out
ni'ii:rci(
ol' Ihe athletic representa-
jtlves of Yale. Iliiard and Princeton
Willi I'lesident Koesevelt on Monday
j which was held for the pu'r;iosc of
(iiisldcrlti'i reforms in the une of
f ii. it l - i I ! . Tlie st itetnent w.'is made
ppuh'l.' after Vvord h oi been received
.If am I'r:'.dd'Md KooH-.'Vi'lt and Is as
i follow;: .
j "At :i meeting, with the prci-ident, it
wis üKi-eed that we consider an honor-
ihlo oldiK ilion lo carry out In letter
I
COLD BLOODED MURDER
OCCIRS NEAR P1I0E1IX
PI 1 1: KOKKITO IÍ'.1H ON
iKUswiAt u i ti:i: kii Xtjsfi
.U SPS MAIHO.
'All llll;i!oVeV.i-d and ( old IliieS
Mill''
I, r was commuted in Hie I!aik(
coin I ry Si;n I -y
elm k when pet
.-t i-,;ly killed .1
I'l'ccelX I) IZ' tl,
aflerpoon about L' o'
T Sol-rito shot and in
sus Madio. says Ihe
. After kllllns his
vie-
lia, .'..ri it., mounted a l,ore and al-
.-.pi.'
aptur
colic i
on an
Tin-
d
to leak.' !il e:'
aie but w i
s ft mn tin
d al'oul ti n mil
if the tragedy by
Nick S indei-
I V. I. lln-nsK r.
two Mexicans had been dril.k-
leir ami ula'ti llo tr.Mf'dy occurred
were rblliuf it :i ;ismi, accoril
i n to in.-.i-a i-'fpiii'is. l'ie waRoti
w.m l" ii"i driven by a third Mexican.
Sorrito and Madlo were sealed In
t'.e ,,ii k ef the vaiRiin and Madlo was
le'iipi'K a hore. A fourth Mexican
wis mil in th.' ) and Ihe driver of
the iv ijimi stopneil for a few minutes'
conversa t ion with him.
It Is said that it was while they
wci e s!o ped t hat I 11
red. Sorrito drew h
hooiiuK occur-
l illed Madia without provocation, ac
oordliiii to the other witnesses. Aftet
klllluir his man he niounti'd the vic
lltn's hor.-e and l!cd.
The other two men reported. Ihe
matter und Ihe sheriff's office was no
ticed by ti-li' hone and Deputy Sherirf
Wayne Davis, who is invariably sent
out when there arc bad men to cap
lure, was senl to P.uokoye. After his
departure word was received at the
sheriff' m oflite that the murderer had
hen captured.
r.i liiin? licfitM's OITcr.
New Yoik, Oct. 11. The ofl'er that
has loen made by n wealthy man of
New York i.i present gf0.(iitu to Dr
Itehrho: if ha v.oiil l make known hi
treilinent for on-uimpt 'on excitad
cre.it interest In Paris. a- or I'n ,' to n
ll-rald cable from that city. Dr. i:c,i
rlnif said he woull not entertain the
offer in that form.
"M Is a mistake," he said, "to Ini.iK
lee I have kept my discovery secret.
Put I have dios, o and will continue to
(boose the persons to whom I make
'itiimiinicitlon. Mv only desir- is to
h ive such coll iborailon as 1 know wilt
advance the matter."
Ill-: llcward for Si lilITi r.
N'i'iv iirk. oct. ii. A reward of
f.'.on has been offered by the relativa
of Abraham Si hitler, one of the o('!l
cers of the defunct bunk of Alamosa,
Col., for the continuation of his pres
ent whereabouts, whether livlnn or
d 'ad. His ("'atives are convinced
llhal hi? coinniill"d suicido. II" has
not been iieiini or sime spioiiucr -i.
wh"ii be anno'imed his Intention of
KoIiik to Chii'iKo. He un here to
obtain liniiin lal assistance from re i
tlVeS. ,
More Trouble for DumcJk rly.
Penrli. Oct. 11. The itrand Jury
li-is reported to th" state's attinney
that they wmi'd find at b'tist twcnly
four more indlclriients i?aliist .V
Doiiithei tj-, ihe city school superln
tetidenl who Is now In Jail ctrirKcd
with cmbeit.leiiieiit. i The latest re
ports of his peculations In padded p i'
rolls places the amount aU nearly a
quarter of n million dollars. From
testimony before the Ki"''"d Jury lu
ll av II appevrs thtit he realised si lie
tls.fiftfi In three years by lisimj t It-
name of A, H. Andrews and Co., of
i'hlcai, to false accounls.
Rule
i í
'and
In
pirlt Ihe rules of the titnie of
football rclatiiiK to roughness, holding
and lyul play and the iii'tivt' coaches
of our universities teiiif; present with
us pledged themselves to so regard it
and to do their utmost to carry out
tiltil obligation.
(HlKtied)
"WAl.TKTl CAMP.
"JOHN 10. OWSI,KVT,
"J. 1!. FINN.
"A. I!. IIIM.KKUANK
"K. 11. NICHOLS,
"W'M. T. itICIl), ,11!."
TIicko men represent Yale, prince-
ton and Harvard.
TO SEARCH FOR BODY
OF MURDERED RILEY
AIMOMWS D1T.I KMIMII) TO KK
un: ki mains or max
sn:.;i.i:i in mi.xko.
Dr. A. ('. Wright, Charles (.'uniiinK-
(iam and Andy Tonjf i f llisbee, and
i.j:i:.i i'.'hlnuncr cf -Sahuaripa. Sono-
11, have left I)orv,-l.s to litiish the
w ok lieuim hv S. L. l!iley, who va
killed near Taiin hi n cthort time
The party Is heavily firmed and pro-
' 4 1''1"'"'1' 'l month ami will not only
I "IM IIHM' l I I v Minn Hi 'l lili O 1 1 1 ! 1 1 I
on mlnlnir -ropci I u a, w hich was Mr
j Uilev's object on his list J'mirncy, but
I w ill t il-e sieim to make the ldenlitlca
Ition of bin body ah:ilute, pn that tln
; w I 1 1 1 v.- c-in collect a life Insurance pol
iey In the Ancient order of I'niled
Workmen, and will aim try to make
arranuemcnts I
hroui(ht to liouil
il have the body
is for burial, says the
I iiicitia I loictl Atiie
Dr. WlaKht. v. h
lean.
i was Kllcy's part
ventures in Sonora,
oler of the present
no
in tin miuini;
atol who is the Ii
parly, said today:
. "There will he no. trouble In identl
fvini; Ihe body if it is really Uiley. and
i of lhal there can he no doubt. Itiloy
revolver and:his three miiks which will Identity
him, no matter how greatly the body
has decomposed. Om Is- sonic pecul
iar hi ide,( win k In hi upper Jaw. un
ci her Is a broken bone in his hand
which never knit properly, leaving a
r t null 1 1 íí bone which was visible
whenever his hind moved, and Ihe
third is a break In tho left knee Joint
which caused his le(f to bend inward
and made him slightly lamo In const
Clleoi e. i
"The mines which Uiley went to Ret
are in He chinos mountains In the
Kuhuarliu district, about seventy-live
aulles south of Montezuma. They are
known ns the Manuel. Columbia, and
Sin (ahil.il and are on property ad-
i'liiilnsr the famous Codena de Cobra
company's mines, Uiley and I had
"worked six months nrtkinii a sale of
these mines to mi eastern syndicate
and Ihe affair was all nrranned. KiliX
when he went t i his death, was Jour-
neylnii to Sihuarioa tcS make.the llmil
papers In the transfer. He never
reached the plai e and 1 am ffiflnK now
to complete the deal, as well as lo
make the Ideniilh ation of the body
and try l i arr.tiiiic for lis removal tc
the st il".
"As for the hitler, jve shall bring
th::l hod'- out If we have to (JO to
WashitiKioii lo L'eL nctlrin. My part
ti"i- hall not remain li an unmarked
crave in that rinvon where he was
found And I shall also try to arouse
the citTli'.'rs In that district to take
steps to i ruirehciid his murderers. He
dh d and was found with a rope wound
several limes about his chest, and It Is
believed he was strangled. Of couive,
he whi lassoed from behind, If the
rope story is true."
Macon Takes Oath.
Washington. Oct. It. Cohort l!i
con. of .New York', today took the oath
of effice and qualilled ns assistant sec
ictary ! state, Francis U. Loomls va
cating that office,
W ill lluilcl to Coast.
Tacnai.i, Oct. It. Charles Pfclffer
lownslte agent for the Chicago, Mil
waukee und SI. Paul, liar announced
authoritatively that the road Is to
build to Ihe coast at Taconia.
Yukon fiold Shipments.
Vancouver, H. C, Oct. 11, Accord
hi to a dispatch from TtuwVuii, tin
golfl shipments of Yukon territory for
Ihe season of 190f lust clofcd Will be
approxhaalely ,()U,000.
MONTEZUMA TRUST COMPANY
INTEREST
REPORT
)
irst'Mát
n - . t
Albuquerque, New Mexico
. . . : i
v AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, AUGUST 25, 1905 .
A ; I
RESOURCHS LIABILITIES
I-nans nml Tlscoiinls $1, 191,220. .19 Capllnl and Priflts 285,0.10.28
Itonds, H(oUs, ltcnl Kslatc 15,22. fid Circulation . 200,000.00
Iliiiiklng : Iloust; and Furniture . . . . 38,500.00 licposits . T. 2,17028 21
I'nlted Stales yonds.. .$ 323,000 00
Cash and Kxchaiuje. . . 1,310,015 50 1,C03,0I. 50
, TOTAL $2,955,958. 19 TOTAL $2,955,958.49
DEPOSITOR. Y OF
MANY METHODISTS ATTEND
SILVER CITY CONFERENCE
AI.IU Ql'KltCl KAXS OX PKOGKAM
' of. knomsii mission
(íatiikijixí;. 1
S eclal to the Miming Journul.
Silver City, Oct. 11. A large num
ber of prominent Mothodlsts'from all
over the territory are attending the
New Mexico Kugllsh mission confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
hurch which Is In session thla week
in this r.ity. He v. Wilbur Fiske of the
Lead avenue church in Albuquerque
delivered an excellent address today
on "Aggressive KviuiRellam." The an
nual missionary sermon was prftached
by Kev. J. I.. Shlrely of Santa Fe.
SiH'i Assful and well mttended evan
gelistic services were conducted Sun-
lay and Monday evenings by Uev. Wil
liam Iteace, pastor of the First Meth
odist church of Uoswell and, Hishop A.
P. Morrison opened the sesnons With
fine .sermon on Sunday.
The program for the rest of the
week is as follows:
Tuesday, October lji, 2 p. m. Anni
versary ol the W orn 111 s Home M is-
nn iry society, address by Mrs. l'od-
kln, of San Francisco, nnd Mrs. A. P.
Murrissey, address by Uev. C. 1?. Dat
um, of KI Paso, and Uev. Henry K.
Carroll, D. D., of New York city.
Friday, October 13, S a. m. Uusi-
ness session. 3 p. m. Anniversary of
tho Kdm ational society', address by!
Dr. Thomas Harwood and Prof. C. M.
Dlght. 7:30 p. 111. Anniversary of the
church esecutive savh ty, address by
Dr. A. P. Morrison, followed 1iy evan
gelistic services.
Saturday, October H, 9 a. m. Uusl-
ness session. 7:30 p. m. Keceptlon to
TUshnp J. F. Kerry, address byHoll.
U. C. McClure and Uev. V. Vali'al
lienhurg. .
Sunday. October 15, 9:30 a. nt.
.ove Feast," conducted ly Uev. .1.1
Freeman, of Kentan. Okla. Dedica
1I011 of the First M. H. church, Silver
City. The dedicatory r.'inion will he
preached bv Hlshop Joseph lierry. J.
D.. I,. I.. D". of Huff.iln, N. Y. Pl.shop
lierry Is one of the most popular aifd
elociuenl divine In the denomination.
It Is to lie hoped that everyone will
avail himself of the opportunity to
hear I1I1U.
.At 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon a
platform meeting will be held, when
several of the visiting paNtors will
speak.
.Special music has been - arranger
for 11 these services under the direc
tion of Messrs. C. H. lllcknian and
Ueglnald Piatt. The public is cordial
ly Invited to attend. ; V
; ',
A Judicious Inniiiry. - '
A Well kiicwn traveling man who
visits the drug trade says he Has often
heard druggists Inquire of customer
who asked for a cough medicine,
whether It was wanted for a child or
for an adult, and If for a child they
almost invariably recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Kemedy. The reason
for this is that they know that there
Is no danger from It and tha. It ul
ways cures. There is not the least
danger In giving It, and for coughs,
ecrlcis and croup It 1 unsurpassed. F01
sale by u 11 druggists,
nnllfl'c Mystery Doeioiw.
ritsburg, Pa., Oct. 11. There were
no further developments today lnthe
mysterious disappearance of Edward
O. Clin I iff o, the employe of Adams
Kitpress company, and the missing
$100,000. It is known. that, the miss
ing man signed for a money pack
age containing 1100,000 and that the
package never reached the money for
warding ofllc-e of the company. There
W,as also about u thousand dollars In
the Wood street oftlee of the company
on Monday, which Is missing.. The
express company has paid the hanklii
Cincinnati the $100,000 which was
consigned to it nnd was lost nfler be
ing In the custody of the company.
lU'SSIAX POLICE DISCOVER
REVOLUTIONARY PRIXT-S1IOPS
St. Petersburg. Oc t. 11. The police
today discovered on tho outskirts of
the city a number of secret printing
shops which 'have been engaged In Is
suing revolutionary roclnmatlotn
Forty arrests have been made.
If ynn imh'iI a oirM'iUcr telephone
lies sclilcu.
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ALLOWED ON SAVINGS
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BANK Of COMMERCE " ALBUQUERQUE, II, 1,1,
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AND SOLICITS NEW ACCOUNTS.
CAPITAL,
Officers and Director: ( "
SOLOMON LUNA, President
, STKICKLER, W. J. JOIINSON,
Vice-President and Cashier. Assistant Cashier.
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WE FEEL
Of our ability to handle your
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of an opportunity to talk
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Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Auto. Phona 232-
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you a Safe Deposit Box for I2.C0
explain the system.
SURE
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Ask your Grocer for the
Empress Flour
It is from old wheat, well
seasoned, guaranteed to make
the best bread and pastry. Your
grocer will supply you.
M. BERGER, Wholesale Ajtnt
114 W. Copper. Auto. Thon 626
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
It's Hard to Te&ch
An old dog new tricks nnd Ut hard to
teach a man who has been drinking
Southwestern Brewery Beer, to drink
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exquJslte flavor, delicious rlchnew nnd.
health-giving properties. Delivered at
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