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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1909.
Cbc JTOiqic rqit
morning journal
Publlxhttl hj thm
JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
rv a. MfTHnnfOM
W. HfHKB ......
H. B. 1IKNINO
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CUT Editor
. . .Builneaa Mañanar
Entered ae aerona etaaa matter at Ihe
ot..iTiid at j!i,uiiieriie. N. l. , undar act
ul Cunirraa of Uitrk 1, Mil.
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TJHMX OJ HI flNCHIl-TlO.V.
rx-ilty. tiy carrier, one munlli
hutly. ) mull, una tnontli
.aw
tarter circulation Ulan Mr tl.er paper
III ew teii-o. 'J ha onlf paper la Kaw
aleiLa iaauad tier Our Ui Ilia year.
"Th Miirnluc Journal haa higher rlr
rulatiun rutins than la acrnrilcil to any
o-il.rr paper in Altiuo.ueriMe r nr ller
Hullr ' I New MaiU-o." The American
hew.paptr Ulreelorjr,
AI.Higit.IUHK -
M.W MEXICO
let i s iiwr a siim-i: iiri,
to the end tlnit thr cunaren nml the
people of the territory nut y leíirn tin
truth or I ho tititiutli of them n1
know ho.- to ileal with them.
EIHsON" ON MUTATION'.
Tlioin.iw A. K)lr.nn docs not think
much of n coIIcrc education n n
pri pnratlon for life. He ileitis tho cur
rlculum of our cnllixca pome hard
rapa. In an interview la the Ynle Ially
N'ewa. lie say I.p thinks thfit It in
Rencriilly a w.mte of time for a man
to upend four yenrs oti Ixitin ami
rireek nml 1 1 1 f ordinary academic
studied. Km h Mullica breed aeth te
and men of lettern. but the country
U too young to need men of letter?
and luirnanlHt. What we mint tin-
trie m of ore, partial Htiigniitinn I
bound to he the rule, (-'umulatlv
evidence alona; thin line If" unnccPH
ary. Tin- present Itiiluxtrliil Hltuatlor
aroup Rimultnni'ounly with the ai.tl
railroad agitation and It in morullj
i-ertnn to continue unlil the milcida
ntrltatliin suhsden."
It In claimed that the bill prepare!
by Mr. IlobertH, for a now election
law In thin territory, offers all thi
adva ntaReg piiHscaMct1 by the Austral
Ian ballot, with none of it dinadvan
tasca. If that Is true, the IcRiHliitiirr
should rIvo the Itohertu law a trial
We favor the A tint rallan ballot law
but certain It l the presi nt session
should not adjourn without Riving u
a bi tter election law of orne fort
-nllie. ra and HelentiMs, "inrtiiKtrlal I VV1" n "n InveMlRatinir cnm.niltc,
The measure that was recently
brouRht before eoiisroaa for the ail
inlnxiiin of N' v Mexico to the union
HB It Mute, went thl'Olll.h the lower
bouse without a word of objection. It
w ut to the M'tuitc, and lulo the hand
of thi committee on tifi'ltotic, and
there remained without a voice belnn
raised aualiist It till within two or
three duyi of th
i lo.so of the hi'shIoii
and then when It van too late fur the
I rienda of the measure tu i nter upon
a defensive or ruplanrlory eonrse
i haiKes were f oi t hi'oln I HR to the ef
feet that the (dique, or RUHR, In 'on
trol of political affairs In this tcirl
toiy was o Kitten and with a record
i odious that It would he u national
(llsRiaee for kuiri'iss to permit this
Iciniiity. or any territory, to lucoiiu
a Mate under mud niinplcei!, As was
Inevitable under such rll'i'utnsta nces.
tho bill was Indefinitely post pom d.
a ml unless proper action Is taken by
lie (,'ineral rom rnmcnt nun lit line,
the nrxt attempt of the teitltorv to
Rain admission to the union will n
essarlly inert tho amo fate.
Now, It la no! our purpose at this
lime to i nter upon a illw usslon uf the
truth or fnli.ttv of thfse rharces, or
any of tlteni. Whether true or false,
1u whole or In puit, the duty of the
tediiiil ifove-uiiient li tht sume, and
eruully plain, and that Is to malí a
thoioiiRh InvinllRat loli In the pi einlhis
nml determine hcyonit aily reosonnble
llotlbt Wtlfttlter fll( h clllllReN uní true
or vtntrue. Thin Js a. v. oric.vüü) U tti
tnrrHory cannot do. Jt In on trial,
and for It In submit n report dVclur
ins the ihatRes uiil'iuimb-d would he
Kiiuply a lea of "not Riillty," by n
purty under Indict melit , New .Mexico,
ai a territory, Is under the timnrdhil
iinnrdhinshli of tho federal Rovetn
mcnt. It hits no autonomy of Its own. I
and Its liRlsUitiire has no nuthorlly to
pasM even a (Ion law micpt by thi
iiult'eiuiii'c of loiiRrens. t I'mler these
i ltcuniKlanci therefore, It becomes
the. plain duty of tho federal rovpiii-
ilirnt a duty which it oweH to the
whole country, and especially to thr
decent and respectable cltlens of
NVw Mexico to piiibe tlili niatti r to
the bottom, and liber establish the
truth of these chaiRi-, utul Institute
the iiei'issarv ineaKiire of nfoim, or
fhow the untruthfnlnesii of them, and
1 1. us remove this dainarlUK cloud
from the reputation uf the territory.
Such an Invest iRiitlon was under
taken by the Reiii rul ovi i nnu nt
some two years iro. It was put Into
the hands of an honest and capahl
man. whose mi b rslu ndlnR of thr
matter was that he was lure to barn
the truth, hut It K claimed that when
he hoH.in to Ret close I iiourIi to ttl
truth to make thliiRs uneoiiiliu laid
for some people, he was culled off,
ami thus the case stands today. This
may or may not have been the reason
tile InvestiR.itloii was discontinued,
but nl any rate it leaves the tcirliiuv
iimlcr suspicion, and it Is thr plain
duty i.f the fi ib ral ro eminent to
th.' low HliidlllR peoplr of New Mex
ico to (bar tip the whole matter with
lis little delay as piiNsildc
Theie ate at hast fmir hundred
lloillsatli' Iltl.'IIS of New Mexico
today, who have .orno to make
lb. It- hoims lo i . They are In
iniftiious. tub ilia. id. s. If suppoit
loa people. and III all Hut ill:ill(l"
muí attilbiiU s of modern lliic.it ion.
are pi'er to thoM' of any averaire
American riimiiuinll" in any part of i
thr fr.it. 'd States. Tloy are anxious, aany
i ! Anutu a citií'-n sli.i.il.l In., to be
..Imiitid to full t.dlowidilo hi the rim
I ot Mates. nd those i o:lit and pi iv
Sff of local hell R" ri nnu nt nn. h
;. l ether Am rlcMii liii. ns n'oy I.
I. aliiiuiid by roiiRHi-s and b, .h"
o.tntry at 1 itRe thai II,. y ale In p
eivon of all the matmal a'trll i.t.
t' ..t luí.- iv. r been re.,u:re.l of any
t ro r i iipumunlt) askiiiR admission t.
t',- union, but they are held lip at
II;.. tbl.'Sbold of the union b Celt l. l
lo.-isl ili.iia.v whi.h luixe been pre
f ri.d araii'.vt Hum, n'ld which by
i..,..,! of t- S..I...I diiiate politi.al po
li lion in who h lio y are held, tto-y uVi
fii li.iin d fioni r. lutlnK Therrforr
l!ry of the pi.scnl admlllU-tta-
imii as simple inslti i of JiihIL i'. i
pi-iin iKplair deal. Ihjt thr tcdelal
ifo i. rnmr nt will take thr neo ssary
Mrps at oia-r to n.akr, without l.ii, I'
ll ism or prejudice, a full ami iu urch
in i!ivmtigatl"u of ail thew ihnrc
men. Rood biislm ssllke rimnaRer and
railroad men " He says ho has found
In his own experience that what
counts most of ill Is what Mark
Twain Las Htvlcd "stlk-to-itlvenesa;"
the relent lop and obstinate pursuit of
fait or an Idea with the due of
some observed phenomenon, "I at
tribute all that 1 have accomplished
to the fact that I hold on where rnoM
ImThoiis Ret dlsiouriiR' d." lb- roi-h on
to say that there Is plenty of room
fit the top of the ladder; that It is
not bard to ri t a man (o fill a place
with a small salary, bile for the hlRhK
aid position 'it Is very hard to find
the rluiit man. AccordliiRly nt the pres
ent time many important biRll sala
ried po'llloiiH are vacant for want of
capable sob ill 1'it.s." And Mr. l'dlson
thinks the colli Re curt Iculiiii) is not
conducive lo the production. In suffi
cient (plant itlcs, of thene oBrrntlsts."
AnvthliiR Kdlsoti nays deserves a
lisletiliiR, and Hits shot he has fired
will he heard around tho world of
education and educators. Snnie per
sons will say he Is ilRht find others
will coidraillct him. The fact Is
probably that a man like Kdlson is
bound tu succeed anvhow. colicué or
no colleRe. A man like Milison wHi
make Ills way throiiRli the world on
tinthliiR, In the way of advantaris
and opportunities, where another man
with the wind and current of fortune
In Ills favor will fall dismally. It in
very laiRi-ly a (pu-MInn uf the man
himself.
from WashhiRton cornos out to sri
us, it Is roIiir to be very difficult fot
us to prove that we practico honest
politics, as oiir as we persist in clinB-
IriR to an election law which opi nt
all the doors to dishonesty and cor
ruption. To he cauRht with the Rood:
on us would he more or less embar
rasslriiT.
Tin- Inauguration day blizzard
wroiiRhl so much havoc in the east
that the city of lialtlmore was ac
tually cut off from all coiutnurilca
tloii with the outside world from
Thursday luornins till Monday niRht
New Mexico has no ambition to eiU.'il
the state of Maiylaml In acconipll.ch
rucrits of that character.
If we are to believe all the pic
tures we see In the metropolitan Wi
pers, there have been at least n hun
dred (ili'i.-ri-nt men named Ta ft inau
Ruratc.l as president o" the t'nlted
Slat's within the las week. .
The se-'slon of coiiRress, which h( -Rlns
Monday, will not lie limited as
to time. II can Rrlnii away alt sum
mer. If the inemhcrs can stand the
WushliiRlnn weather.
A LITTLE HOUSE CLEANING
oi' ( oi rtsK hi: wii.ii io it.
Tile Kai'inltiRton Times-Hustler !
Raids it as very unfair for the ene
mies of Mr. Andrews to try to make
II appear that lie is ruIiik to play
false with the people of .Vow Mexico.
and forRi t lo resiRii and we iiRrec
with our Kin mint-ton nclnhlior that
ail such stories arc wicked slanders
He 'promised the people of the ter
ritory Unit he would Ret statehood for
Vew Mexico, or he would icsIrii. That
was the c'sence of the contract un
der which tin y voted for him. It
wuh In most lases the chief consid
eration, and to chaiR-e him now with
o. delibérale Intention to K" back on
his word would bp meiincr than any
thlnif iliie lie wan ever charRcd with,
rt in I there have been some mlRhty
m. an thliiRs chaiRi'it to liim here
ami In retiiisylvanla, Of course he
will Ii-sIrii. He promised the people
would do it, nml he Is tin- man
w ho does tlilriRs,
Sonic Sound anil I liendly
Oar Solóos nl Sania l e.
Aihlir lo
-ommon aiuoiif? the majority of the
i-nators nt VN'iishlutilon. CerUinly It
nay be sálH'thi Rrcatcst number of
uir own people are now bORlntiliiR to
mderstund that our timf-worn
method of voting docs not represent
clt-anliness In our d(;ctlons, and it Is
tranRi" that N'rw Mexico's legislators
nivo not urniiscd themselves to tin?
occasion, that we might have at this
timo the double ndvmituge that we
would receive from u good election
'aw and b good "statehood booster.
T. J. MABRY.
An Ideal Cough Jtmllrlne.
"An an Ideal cough medicine I re
nard Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In
A enm by Itself." says Dr. II. A. Wllt
ihire, of Cwynnevllle. Ind. "I take
great plensuri' In testifying to the re
inita o Chmnberlsin's Cough Medi
cine. In fact, I know of no other
preparation that meets o fully the
xpectations of the most exacting In
-uses of croup and coughs of chil
Iren. As tt contains no opium, chlor
oform or morphine It certainly makes
most safe, pleasant and efficacious
remedy for the ills it Is Intended'
For salo by all druggists.
TAKT XiVTICT.
The Azlee Fuel company receives
fresh consignments of American
Hloek Coal every lew days. We guar
mtee correct weights, quick delivery
and the best of service.. We handle
ill kinds of. mill and mountain wood.
Phone 251, off ico (Iranite and First.
LOCAL OFFICERS FOR
r.iiriiriGfiGRESs
A. K, Adams of Socorro Made
Vice President of Organiza
tion for New Mexico; Pinchot
to Confer With Mining Men
in Denver.
What the Editors
of the Southwest
Are Saying
Illlsilll'SH 0H'llillg.
Now that Mr. Tu ft has been 'Inaugu
rated an effective remedy for In
somnia w ould find a ready salo among
the officeholders of the south. I'hoe
nlx Republican.
'or 'llioodorc.
Thunder and lightning And hail
marked the passing of Theodore
Koosevolt from the office and we ex
pect some people will, take that to
mean that the Ijird sided In with
h cod ore. -Tiu.'Min Citizen.
Vo, lii'iir. '
An innocent cm respondent' wants to
know if "IiIrIi halls" are a part of
howling. Not. necessarily. Indoi'-d some
bowlers do not bowl that way at all
Their only dissipation Is chewing gum.
Then there Is another kind of bowler
who bowls up on any old thing e.
cept the halls that the other kind of
howler bowls Kl I'aso Times.
Clovls, X. M , March . While thr
report which came from WasbiiiRlon
a few days uro that we were to have
no statehood IcRislatiou at that ses
sion of conRrcss came as u disappoint
ment to must of the people ol -Vert
.Mexico, it came not as a great sur
prise. The action of the committee
should servo now to convince us that
we should he tip and doing with our
house cIcunioR. Whether or not the
chat-Res that were made before the
committee on territories were true,
We must realize that we have been
placed upon the suspicion list, and,
although It Ih contrary to common law
ami custom to hold guilty before
proven to be, there lias been estab
lished of late the ptaitlce III civil
ethics to hold aloof from and to look
upon wllli lunch disfavor, the persons
or the bodies politic that have so con
ducted themselves in political mat
ters as to Invite unfavorable criticism,
and It therefore devolves upon such
persona or such people as the case
may be, to successfully refute the
char-Res that may he made or quietly
step down and out.
That Senators 1 leverldRi' and Nel
son were playing politics when tin y
sprung these chaiRes IlRht at the last
moment of the session, most of us
will be ica.lv I,, admit; and whether (iuess Again. Kansas.
of the
You Haven't the Name Quilo HírIiI.
Through the influence of our towns
man, the Hon. I'owcll Staekhouse.
Carthage Is to be faovred with a lsit
from the Alliu'iiieniue trades union
excursion. They are sure to meet
with ii hearty welcome from the peo
ple of CnrthaRc. San Marcial .Standard
Die rvoplo Will t.et It.
Statehood would undoubtedly nld in
the development of New Mexico but
the real work must be done by tin
people. An at of conRrcss may nuiki
the path easier hut the actual de
velopment of the new slate will be up
to the brawn, muscle and brains of
the people themselves That Is tin
Issue them cannot Ret nway from.
Morlnrty Messenger.
A OI ICSTIOV OK WKVTIIKR.
Com un lit hi(f upon tho prnpostlon
which Is now being discussed more or
less all oyer the country, tu chaiiRi'
tho date of InaiiRuratlng the presi
dent to some b-ss Itoosevclilan sea
son of the year, the rhlladelphla
I'lihllc Ledger says:
Yesterday's ptu umonln-brcedlng ex
perience was but one more added to
many. It will revive the discussion of
a change of it-ate, but nothing will he
Itiey hail In ilihid the interest
tu 1 1 mi which they have been
to help protect and to serve
I hey played this tactlul role we may
also question, yet we must acknnw
le,(.,. that they were acting wholly
within Hie limits of their rluhts as
members of this committee, and If
they felt that they had any damiiR-
Ing evidence iiRainst the. official con
duct of any of New Mexico's officers,
it was their uibiuestionnble rlRht mid
duty to suspend or defer action upon
the statehood hill until such chaiRes
could he looked into.
New .Mexico has made the fatal
nil-take of M'liding to Washington as
her deleRiite to i'iiiu:rc:-,s. a man who
unfortunately represents a different
That Kansas editor who said the in-
hosi n ; augural parade would be a cheap
""en, thing had not heard about the prices
charged for standing room on Penn
sylvania avenue and probably never
tried to appease his hunger In Wash
Ington on inauRur.il day. There is
never anything cheap in Washington
except some of the skates who go
there in search of office. Kl Paso
Times.
Iv, lie of i Illzensliln frum that reore-
lone. Somebody will propose an seiited by the majority of this terrl
imendmeiit of the constitution, as Is 'lory's men. The majority party of
lile territory had its choice to make
I f i uní among a number (if men. any
! one of whom would have better-
arises whether, If we are to take allServeil the people ol our territory and
that time and trouble, we might asould have Riven us better ailvi-r-
,, , ,, . . itlscment at the national capital, yet
well make other and more Important j . flx(,( ,.. , ,..'.,.;,
changes, such as in the beginning ol which nominated the candidate left
the t. rm of congressmen, and there Is-the alternative ol accepting Mr. An
done every four years. That Is a long
process, and the question at once
Reiicral disagreement as to what the
i h.-iiiges ought to be. If only we
could maintain some of the good old
customs as tenaciously ; s we t-llng to
some of the bad ones. it wyiiild be
worth while. The 4th of March pa
rade has nothing to make It valuable
Vet It i one of o
against which retorno is and Inn
bus knock In vain
hews or nothing. It is hut natuial
that the members of congress shoi ld
look ill our deli-Rate as the represen
tative tpe t i nil our t.-ri itui v. and
that thi-.v should hesitate to admit In
to the great group of the sisterhood
of states such a people as he would
represent does not appear strange to
many of our home people.
illStitUtiollS I .AlllMliei IIIIMK HUH Will, lllllll
, re me. t ion, siaioi as a speaking monu
' merit to mil' indent m d and utipri'uri s-
sive londilloii. Is that vvc hold yet to
the old, outworn and hoss-ilddcii
IIINh. llll T, in. thod of voting. The writer lias a
I. tier from a member of the I'nited
i Males senate wnicti i ame as an au
'swer to an Inquiry In which it was
' a-ked bow did the eom:re.'s view our
pr. sent methods of voting in this tor
iitotv. and would then- he created n
mote r.-ivor.ible impri ssiiui if we
'should ai.'opt the lkow almost tinlvcr
s.il'y ii i . i i . i v 'I . Australian ballot
! Knowing, as I do. the sterling im
itate of the man. an. I his disposition
, to Kive careful and i ui nest thought
I before there can he and attention to anv ipo-Mlon before
venturing a suggestion ,u- offering an
o hie, lion. 1 valued his r.-mark more
than I shoulil'havc had It come from
I man anxious to offer some objection
The Wot-st Answer.
The people of 1'hoelllX have filed n
protest vvith the telephone company
against the word "Hello" ns extensive
ly used by girls. Now if these pro
hibitive i itizens of the capital would
only further protest against that con
founded answer of "line is busy." our
endorsement would lie forthcoming.
Tucson Star.
somitiiim; to
Hele re n few plain words by the
Kansas City Journal, to which tin- na
tional congress and the legislatures of
the sev.-till states could give a little.
careful, s. rlous attention, to 111" prof
it of the whole country:
There Is another question much
inore vital than tutifl revision wmch
must be S'-U!
lire hais for the hoped-for In-
iliistil.il npiilt. What the country
needs most, as :m eastern senator re-
i-i ntiy i xpies.-.. d it. ' solio tiling that lor the Faki. of allowing juilgnn lit up
will demonstrate that there will be nol"'1 Ids own opinion. or who was
. ,., ., , , anxious to appear m svmpathv with
hasty adoption of lll-cmisidet ed law -,,,.,, j vus, it was reform
Intended to li.uasA corporations I n-1 pa it of th.- letter leads: "That
,-eit.ilntv In this regard, together vv it'i i many m your p.-.. pi,- may no niiann
(he continued warfare upon th"
i .'a.ls in many wi stern Mates
louhtcllv caused the recent
rill- " i-mi", mm quilín pans ihp
'mutilated ballot basket.' or that
HO' im.-mv of Ih. Ill cool. I tu. to-irlr llt.-lr
un-x-I ballot coneitly without aid from
p. . let halt in Industrial nctlvUl. s. and , someone may He
, . i this mav he said
mull tne great luiMncss ini.-i.-sis.
by II .- establishing of n none con
servative 1 1 1 1 . y on the puit of national
n.l state ii . I m in is! i a 1 1. 'in. there can br
no safe foundation for business pios
lnTlty. l..-gi!atoi s, like a great many
olhir thoughtless peO le. Mini to over
look the I .ict thai the ruilioad .ire the
lrtt lUsloniM of many of the lib f
industrits of the country, ami until
the esrnlnR power and credit of the
rnflroads nre suffii lenity revived to en
able them to I'ttlieiilie these indus-
tiue, for certainly
f t houiands of the
vot.-rs of our best Matii, yet we must
II know that a proper law should
provide a way hv which the election
officers of the various polling
plací s should ii.. fiar instruction to
sin h a voter That the percentage
of illiteracy In your territory should
he greater than that of some of the
less prosperous stati s of the union
arid nir.nv lake it that your pri-sent
methods of voting would indicate that
thin is inn serlulr.ly could not
o-rve vni ,-ry Will to the Capacity of
a statehood ooosi.-r "
In his h-tter this senator would
Indicate that he spoke th opinion
THE WORST IS YET TOCOME
( I,ordsbui R Liberal.)
New Mexico is threatened with
something worse than the refusal to
admit the territory as state, even
worse than the refusal to admit Pyra
mid as a county, namely, a visit of in
vestigation from Senator Hcverldge
and bis committee on territories. The
"enator visited the territory once be
fore, and sought everything unclean
he could find, doing the muckraking
act us It never was done before, and
utterly refusing to look for anything
good. The party would pass through
modern American towns where there
are line buildings and much business
done, with their car door locked, and
would refuse to receive delegations
from such towns, In order to hurry
mi to some old dilapidated Indian
town where the senator would exploit
the worst he could find and report it
as representative of New Mexico.
Whatever happens, preserve us from
another inspection by the senator
from Indiana.
Prof. A. K. Adams, of Socorro, has
been made vice president of the Am
erican Mining congress for New Mex
ico In accordance with a plant-to lá
crense the effectiveness of the orga
nization by having local officers in
each state and territory with sub
sldiary organizations in each of the
mining centers, where no active as
sociations nre now in existence.
Heretofore tile congress has been
exclusively national in its scope, giving
little attention to the local problems
that vex the camps individually, bid
Its growing strength in all the mining
states with a large membership in
each, has suggested a new arrange,
merit under which each quite will huvi
Its own local branch organization, 1
with local officers and committees in
charge. The national organization
will thus he brought into close con
tact with the small operator as well
as the large one, and the entire
strength of the national body will, it
necessary, be thrown behind any lo
cal movement for relief from condi
tions generally oppressive to the In
dustry. Resides having a vice president for
each state, who will preside over all
local meetings, and look after the lo
'.'il affairs of the mining congress,
danding committees will be appoint
ed by the congress for each state, tor
the purpose of ascertaining' how tin
Industry is locally affected by such
lliestlons as the forest reserves, smelt
er rates, transportation rates, labio
conditions, etc.
Pinchot lo Confer With Mining Men,
Clifford Pinchot, head of the for
estry department of the government,
and more or less completely 111 con
trol of the administration of Ameri
cas millions ol acres of pnlilic for
ests. Is coming to Denver on March;
lath to meet the members of the j
Colorado legislature, and to c.onfei
with Hie forestry committee of tin
American Mining congress in relation j
o the grievances of. mining men
against the forest policy. It was at
Hie suggestion of Mr. Pinchot early
in last October that the mining con
gross appointed a committee to make
investigations concern lug the effect ol
the forest policy upon the rights ot
mining men, and the committee has
meanwhile gathered much data re la.
live to prospecting, on public lands
::nd patents to claims within the for
est reserves, tile use of tinnier, wat
er rights, eh. Numerous specific
complaints have conic into the hamb
ol the committee, winch will he cari
fully considered.
.Mr. Pinchot feels, as do the officers
f the mining congress, that a. full re
view of the differences would, plae.t
most of them-In-the way of satisfac
tory settlement, but the mining con
gress is di terniincd to fight for the
removal of all restrictions which hin
der Hie development of milling.
Why Handicap
By Using Old Worn Out
Accounting Methods.
Install a Modern
Loose Leaf System
And thus increase the
efficiency of your ac
counting department,
Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Statement Ledgers,
Order Books, Invoice Records, Cost Books, Minnie
Books, and hrfact any style of record can bo adapted
successfully to this method,
We have a full line of POST AND RING Binders
Sheets ruled and printed for any size ',or style of device,
H. S. LITHGOW Book Binder
nCBBEli STAMP MAKER.
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from tk foundation ta ti ahlnglei on th roof,' wa ara selllaf
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Increasing
The demand is constantly in
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Flavoring vnm.
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Lemon
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This is accounted for by the fact
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for lUilnay Mall Clerks In Albnuui'r
i tie on May IS. Many aiiitntimm young
men, vith only a v.'iy ordinary pchonl )
education fan readily ia.s. The guv- !
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with common ncnn to take rx.imlna-
lions for railway mail clerk nml ear. .
ricis, ami th fjovernnient Poní ti na
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peculiar knowledge of tile require-
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young r.nn in a few f'k to ps. A
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May 13 examination!., and any render
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charge, by writing; The tiovernnietit
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Hochrat'-r, N. Y.
A Shoe That
fits
when you first put it on and
stays that way until it is
worn out will last longer and
feel more comfortable than
one fliat does not.
In buying our shoes you
are sure of getting the right
hind. U'e Jun e them for the
whole family.
Spring Si I.n in Mcn'ii Sliora
from !k.IMI lo $.Y00
Spriiitf Sijlcs in Women's
Mum (nuil. . II 65 tu $.V0fl
SpriniJ St lea. In UoyV SIiimh
from $1.1.-. to $2.TS
Spring St le In ;irU' shoe
from fl.iio to ii'.úfl
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER
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W. JENKS
Assayer.
Ulnlng and Metallurgical Engineer,
0 West Fruit avenue, Pontofflca
Box 178. or at office of P. H. Kent
112 South Third Street.
ATTOKNKYS.
R. W. D. HHTAN
Attorney at Law. ,
Offlea In First Natonlal Bank feuild-
lnc Albuaueruue, N. M
wTlsun & Will'! K
Attorneys at I,aw.
All business entrusted to our care will
receive prompt and careful at
tention. Konms 15, 17 and
19, Cromwell Building.
Albuquerque, - New Mexico
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DR. J. JS. KRAFT
Dental Burgeon.
Room 2-8, Barnett building. Phona
744. Apolntmenta mailn by mall.
rilVSICIAXS AND SI RGF.OSS.
SOLOMON L. BURTON', M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Room Í Barnett Building
Residence Phone 1030. Ofl'Jce Phone
617. Albuquerque. Ni M.
(Effective S'ovember 8, lt.)
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No. 10. flit. Den. A K. C. Ex. 7 '
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for Santa Ke anil aloiin at all loval p-n"
in Nv ilvxicu. T. K. PI ULV, Atvnl.
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Practice
Limited to Tubérculos!.
Honra 10 to 12: 2 to 4.
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R. L. JU ST
Physician and Surgeon
Rooma S and 8. N. T. A r ml Jo build
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DRUGGISTS.
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t las Turnouts at Kcas'iulle l""r"
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