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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1910.
CDOItottQttcrque
morning Journal
(Official Jtewaiwpa ' Ne Melle)
I0URNAL PUBLISHING CO.
. A. MACPHErtON praaldant
JAMES 8. BLACK Managing EdlKir
B. DANA JOHNSON KdlKif
TVU.I.IAM F. BKOUAN Cltjr Kdlt.ir
H. BOWtlBN .Aavartl.ln UuilU
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NKW MEXICO
THIS 'KW MEXICO JIDKIARY.
Among the many subject that will
be considered by tha constitutional
convention none will lio of moro Im
portunen than that of t ho Judicial sys
tem of the new slate. It, above all
others, In a question upon whlrh ton
much time ind earnest thought can
riot be put; for, a our Judiciary in
o will be our Jaw.
We think that wo will not be run
trudlrU'd when we nay that in order
lo have a good Judicial system it I"
iundami'nlally requisito to hnvo good
judges. Tha question then arlar.:
llow are we lo obtain good judge?
The history of, the constitution of
the varlou matea of tha Union allow
that almost every conceivable scheme
bus been resorted to In attempting to
answer thl question. -In general,
three plan have been tried: Popular
election, Bipolntment, and election by
tho legislature. AH three have been
tried In connection with both the su
premo court and dlHtrlct judges. The
first 1 now moat generally In ime;
and, If use I at all Indicative of uc
een, It seems to be the mint ucees
ful. At thl time The .Optic ha no
particular alíeme to advócate. "We
lo, however, wish to offer nome sug
gestions that bear cloudy on another
plume of thl general Htibjcct.
At th outset, we uro lu favor of
paying liberal subirle lo both our
illalrlct ml iipreiiin Judges. If tho
district plan 1 adopted by tho con
vention, we think the dlHtrlct Judge
should be paid n much ax the su
premo Judge. The former will have
much work lo do, while Ihe latter
will have a comparatively easy time
of It us far a uctual working hours
are concerned. A a- starter, we would
suggest that the supreme and district
Judges be paid not lee than $5,000
-ach per annum and bo given a cer
tain amount with which to defray tho
expense of necessary travel.
Again, we are In favor of long
terms for the members of both the
supreme and district benches. At
least six years should be the term and
twelve would not be too long. Long
term, together with good Balarles,
will Insure able occupants. A good
lawyer I not going to consider A po
sition on the bench for a slngMo nio
went if It does not pay him enough
to live on and If It docs not liiHt mure
than a couple of years.
The statu of New Mexico wants
good JudK'S. (me way to gel them Is
In pay them well and give them long
terms of office. Ui Vegas Optic.
We heartily agree with Ihe Optic
that no subject Is of more Importance
than that of the Judicial system of
tilo new state. While our views are
the views of Ihe layman, the system
should be so constructed as to be at
tractive lo the best ability and high
est Integrity In be found among the
bar. As In the term opinions may
ililfcr slightly. When the population
of the stale has reached six hundred
t ti - 1 1 a i 1 1 1 1 , two luhllHoiiul supreme
JuilKi'S sbiiuld be adili d under proper
provision In the '(institution, makini:
live in all. As to the salaries, a JuiIkc
Khould receive a sunicient salary lo
( lliibln bun lo live comfortably, edu
cate, his family, maintain his proper
position in the community and put
nay a reasonable saving lor old ago
In addition Ihe salary must l.e suffi
cient I" titira' t the lust of the law-
! iti. A to the amount It should be
we ire not pre pa red to mv even lo
our own satisfaction. Ian ee that
l.",.iu( u jrar is Utile iiioukIi. The
Juiln l u y mii ho Ituli p nib'iit and
lilnln the Impliill cimfhleine of the
people. The construction of our ju
tlii lal system requlri-a no, Ht careful
console ration at Ihe li.nnU of the
members of the Constitutional eou
entlon, nnd is one of the atronsc!
of the many strong reasons why we
should send none but our uhh'M and
best men In Ihe convention.
A ri'.X-lTMIlNU OlM i:Tinv
The Kinla Fe New Mcxli an ho n
leal liixpiratbm. It would dispense
with ti Military run of polltiiiana
and inakr th conslitullniisl conven
tion inlt of lh extraordinary
lo s. t bn edllot'S. It .!:
"An iiljtor in Clovis annouiiie:
tiiuc''f aa i anilol.ite for Ihe innsti
luli.mnl c,TMt,i.,n An odltor st
Atlekla luis f,.;oed suit. An editor
t, t Cuervo Is 1,'liig ursed fur the
,Imc and the edit r f Ihe I'ea
Moines nin.ka h;ia announced Mm
cif. Nut a cuplés I, at that some
other territorial a. nhe la Ix ing men
tioned for !h piara. It would slm
j.ltfy matt.- If the reinvention were
(onipowd entirely of editors of hnm
there are about a hundred in New
, Mexico and ho Inrluil 1 yer-r.1i-1r.
p.w-1 -edil ora, poxm.vster editora.
a.Miety. pomlrnl slid basehall editor.
auJ wilier varicUtr K presenting luauj
trade and profession. They oro also
divided ill(lcully In about thn name
ir.nmrtion that tha convention will
bp. It would nave a campaign nnd
loin of expenso to arrange It thus and
(ho constitution would not lo much
worse than It will bo it formulated en
tirely by politicians nnd lawyer."
Tim AXKWKIU
Three liundred thousand dollar is
being spent on new building In U.os
well. What I the answer? Morning
Pnper,
The answer Is plain. Itoswcll 1 a
democratic city In a democratic coun
ty and conducted on true democratic
principle. Evening Taper.
Ones again, old sport. Didn't you
hear that a republican club 1ms Just
been organized down there consisting
of some sixty prominent citizens?
A J(M)I) MOVIvMF.NT.
Hoeorro county fans hnvo set a good
examnle for other counties In the or
ganization of a country amateur ath-
Ictlti league which is to Inclmlo hair
a. dozen towns. Good, clean amateur
baseball and nthlctle aporta tire to
bo backed by the organization which
has the endorsement of some of Ihe
leading citizens of the county. It will
do much to entourage wholesome
sport in the Kocorro county towns and
will stimulate tho cactua talent to
como out and show what It can do.
With other similar organization on
a alrlctlv amateur basis, there will
be a big awakening In sport In New
Mexico nnd homo baseball will be
nindo more interesting nnd exclllntt.
ski: ami kica fiust.
One of tho minor news Item of a
day or so ago contained the Informa
tion Unit nn Englishman and his fam
ily were In Kan Francisco after vis
iting tho Grand Canyon and the Ynse
mlto Valley, nnd wero on their way
lo tho Yellowstone Park and to other
beauty apota' of tho west. At the
same time thousand of Americans
in the east were preparing for Jour
ney to Europe, although they hud
never seen the superior wonders of
their own western country. Ho much
for the force of habit. After a while
American will learn better to appre
ciate what they have at home.
And whllo seeing America first, the
eastern tourist I respectfully Inform
ed that NcW Mexico afford some of
the most beautiful scenery anil lnter-
Htlng antlipillles on tho continent.
Hon W. 11. Walton Is the choice of
thn democracy us chairman because
he la Ihe man for thn piuco and ho
is deserving of tho confidence of tho
people. The best cvldcnco of what
his party will do In the way of boost
ing corporations against tho right of
the public Is the declaration of prin
ciple of the committee over which
ho preside, and hi fight h tho head
of Ihe committee In favor of those
principles. Of course we are going
lo take the advice of the republicans
as to whom wo shall have to direct
our campaign. The beat evidence
that Mr. Walton Is the man for the
place Is that tho enemy docs not like
him." Evening l'aprr.
Now', In regard to the foregoing
and two more columns of tho same,
we would again briefly Inquire, Is the
democratic chairman an attorney for
the Santa Fo railroad?
The spelling reformer have devot
ed much attention lo a trifling little
word like "thru." If they would ren
der a real service, It Is suggested they
furnish an neceptablo abbreviated
form of, for Instance, the word "gu
bernatorial,'' or "Incomprchcnslhlo
ncss." Why pike. In reforming the
spelling ?
Mr. I.oeli for governor of New York
would hardly have tho enthusiastic
support of those malefactors of great
and 111 concealed wealth who have
run up against tho New York cus
tom house.
Jt Is safe to sny that the bombast
f Ihe heavyweight champion gives
way to meekness when bis mammy
says, "l omo ncaii, yo jawn a mini,
uu' spilt dis wood an' split It quick."
Uncle Joe and Clfford rinchot. who
uppenred at lite Knife and Fork club
would be more nt home, perhaps, at
it Hammer and I'ongs banquet.
The fickleness of fame Is demon.
strated by the fact that even now
it Is tliffli nl" to remember the name
f the govi rnur of Nevada.
Ill order to supply that needed
newspaper feature, the subsi rlbers.
the kaiser might Inaugurate a popu
larity contest.
It would opear that tho next nee-
esiiry step will bo to equip aero,
planes with lightning rods.
t-'prlna: lamb a well bs spring
wheal has added materially to the
fortuno of Mr. J'atten.
With daily cloudburst In Kentucky
there is little opportunity for moon
shine. So to Spe:lk.
I'rohni.ly Porter 'herlton will meet
Ihe tcrtll.le f ita of l lug black lu lb d
by some i lull.
In, n't ronfi e Itliani Johnson, tn-
ut, nt l iilifoi nla enndnl ile, with
John Arthur.
rmbshly Oeneral Klllolt hss heei
t-dii to go tell bis troubb-a to the
marine.
The Hlograph liirli at the pastime
Stylish hora and burr's fur
nished on abort not lea by W. U Trim
bia A Co HI N. Peennd afreet
phooa I.
liiograi'U ríüui.
Editorial Sayings; Wise
and Otherwise
An Accommodating; llm-w.
Monday nlwht the wind blew down
some chicken house and shed for
Mr. Ilaldwln. Morlarly Messenger.
Getting CIonit lOucli TIiiio.
The Washington seismographs have
recorded another earthquake, but
again "at a long distance." Some day
It will get closer to Washington.
Arizona Journal-Miner.
Concerning Mars ticncrully.
One who will choose to He when
tho truth Is almost utterly unavoid
able Is. In the estimation of the pub
lic, and himself when fairly frank,
about on a, par with a, canceled post
age stamp u one-center, tit that.
Columbii News.
Hitting the Null.
About the only persons favorable
to a non-partisan constitutional con
vention were republicana In demo
cratic counties and democrats In re
publican counties. And this makes
It appear that something Jlko self-
interest was the governing Influence.
Itoswcll Record.
tict a Good Supply.
Some enterprising Individual is au-
vocatlng two capitals of Arizona
one at I'hoenlx und one at Prcacott.
Might Just as well have four or five
and visit around. A few capitals
scattered over tho state handily for
thn envernor lo run In as he nassed
and Issue a few proclamations would
be reul nice. Coconino hun.
Who If tiotiliiir lilt?
To he charitable, w will presume
that the Itntige forgets that n non
partisan body Is necessarily made up
of persons formerly connected with
one or the olhcr of the old parties,
and that the. expression of Individual
opinion is not necessarily the expres
sion of tho opinion of an Incorporat
ed body with which the Individual
happens to bo affiliated Raton
Range.
l'.,vM'(1liig Moro líalo.
J. '. I'roctor, section foreman at
this division, has received orders to
go out with his force of workmen
on a work train Monday to prepare
the track between here and Albu
querque for the rainy season. There
is lots of work being done on the
Santa Fe ull along and extra gangs
are at work both east and west on
the line. McKlnlcy County Repub
lican.
Xo t'ao Trying KxiicrlnicntH.
There are many new things that
have been Injected Into various statu
constitutions lu recent years that are
,,,i,,-. ,,t lituM i,f nn evncrltiicnt. such
as the Initiative, tho referendum and
thu recall. Jt will bo well enough lor
New Mexico to adopt these things af
ter tho experience or time naa snown
they are valuable. It would bo fool
ish for a new slate to experiment with
such Innovations on the way states
h!ivn heen run for more than an hun
dred years. Western liberal.
Problem Knsily Solved.
Have you noticed how many little
Items ai'u tucked awuy In corners of
the country paper about Ko and Ho
Irrigated garden looking fine? In the
older Irrigated section men busy
their families and make good livings
on three and five aero ranche. That
much can be Irrigated from wells.
When our people get over the half
section habit and Irrígalo a few acres
set wind breaks, and then with rough
age nnd pasture keep some stock,
this country will begin to come Into
Its own. Fort Sumner Index.
Lightning Plays Pranks.
Tho lightning took it out on the
telephone and telegraph poles In tills
vicinity in the storm Sunday. J he
ibseticc of trees make the poles u
sure mark every lime lucre is an
electrical storm, and tho wires curry
the bolts from post lo post so that
It is not an uncommon thing for a
number of post to be wrecked In a
row' before the force of the atrlku be
come exhausted or passe off Into
tile ground. Sunday, a bolt struck
near Mr. 1 lauses house south of (own
and mailt, kindling wood of three of
tho new telephone pole. Stanley In
dex. The Mole's Power of Sight.
"There has always been much dis
cussion as to Ihe moie's power of
si;lit. lhssectlon has shown that the
sl.e of the " Is greater In tho em
1 ryo than In the t dtilt, Indicating (hat
the slvht of the race has deteriorated.
From numerous experiment the
writer is convinced lhat the adult
mole Is practh'illy blind. Moles en
countered In th,- daytime have taken
no notice of a human being waving a
b.mil eluse in iri.nt, nor at night do
I hey show sign of consciousness of .
!ii;!'i wavered before their nose; but,
II the slightest sound is made, Ihe
greatest excitement Is Instantly
show n."
The writer tel!s us further that he
has nfim lhrow-,1 down worms before
a captive mole. The nnlmal show at
once that he know the worm Is there,
but the linphar.ard wnv In which he
pokes about Indicates that he Is guided
( scent or by hearing, not by slüht.
Excitement causes the fur to radiate
round the minute eye. and it ha been
suggested that the animal thus clear
his eye to see: most probably, how
( ver. this is only nn Inherited relic of
a lost function. To quote again:
"W Io n, after a hurried and blun
dering ac.ircii, ihe worm has been lo
cated, I he mole liohl tt down with his
forrpaws and e.its It from end to end
with quli k. jerkv bites. When the an
imal s Inimeiisv appetite Is nt length
satisfied and a onus are still being
supplied, the mi'o will often give Ihe
worm several biles to disahln it, and
will then eram li trim the earth, pre
Mimahlv to burv tt for futura use
after the loinmr of the dog with
(ones and the squirrel with acorns.
"The senses i,f amell and hearing
must be very a. ule to r,l! the mida
to ,ctr a pheasant's or partridge
nest above bis run. That thl I (he
-, is teatlfi'd by two gmekeepar
in different parts of the country, both
of whom state th. t tha neat ar often
entrreq fron I rlow and (be ran
eaten " I ,.n 1 V.. Adam. In London
Nature.
ol fa i t ot. nt) I'air.
The annual fir In Odfax rmiritv
will be (old nt Springer Scplemler It
to II. Jl my attraction have been secured.
WI5t ülnL. pfrr ' ' I
W
fit.
7V (é
Torn What! You're going to marry
Tora Speed? Why lie's awful!
Carrie What makes you think so?
Tom I hear lie's been blackballed
by evpry club In town.
Carrie Yea, I heard so, too. That
sort of husband won't have much ex
cuse for staying out at nights, will
lie? Sketchy lilts.
GREENLAND BELLES.
Q0ICKjJ
In Greenland women who wish to
dd to their charms paint their face
blue. If the Greenland women whom
we have seen were fair specimens the
blue paint probably serve tha de
sired purpose.
WOULD ACCEPT ANYBODY.
Rcggio Miss Oldgal hns aged con
siderably of late. Srems to be in her
declining years, doesn't she?
Hobble No; accepting.
THE ONLY MAN.
"I wouldn't marry you if you were
the only man on earth."
"You bet you wouldn't. Under those
conditions I could lake my choleo."
STOCKED UP.
Ptranger Th absence of saloons
In your town wouldn't inconvenlen-e
me a bit.
lariat Iirry Say. pard, are you
one uv them dry (!uys?
Strange No; Jest thinking of open
'ng a drug store."
RARE SPORT.
Felix llted Over dere at da
country club dey re givln' a hunt
breakfast
Pare rikeponnder Hunt breakfast
la food game when jrou ran Cud It.
Tn Kaat sad.! I a hivr-a to b" eA
In tha city are at W. t- Trimble', lit
N. Hwmiil atrtsat. Phona S.
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. I I.!!f-v4 CfratnC II. S. riCKAnn, Asst. CaalUer
JOSHUA S. nAYNOLDS, Pres. (Jíl l6U 013165 GUV UOGKKS, Asst. Ca8l,lcr
M. V. FLOUKNOY, Vice Pres. It. A. 1'IiOST, Asst. Cashier
FRANK McKMS, Cashier. nPnOQIlfiTV
First National Bank
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
DIRECTORS: Capital Paid in $ 50,000.00 DIRECTORS:
JOSHUA S. RAYN0LDS Capita! Earned " nnnnnn A. B. McMILLEN
M. W. FL0URN0Y Surplus. Earned 50,000.00
FRANK McKEE Profits Earned 43,216.37 H. F. RAYN0LDS
Condensed Statement of Condition
TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
At the Close of Business June 30th, 1910.
RESOURCES
Loan and Discounts $,,9I?m ,
Komis and SecuritlrH, etc í"io'o(!
Ranking Honse ami Furniture 4-.um.imi
United States Honda $332.800.00 ..,,
Cash and Kxclianse 928,115.31 1,200,615.31
Toll $3,302,338.15
LIABILITIES
Capita..... $2"?
" " " " "HIIII I'M 78
Deposits .,n..i.n
. Total f 3,302,338.13
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Travelers' Checks :: Foreign Exchange :: Safety Deposit Boxes
We Invite You to Transact Your Business With This Bank
State National Ban
OF ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO
,. RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. .... $660,525.00
U.S. Bonds and Premiums 154,000.00
Stocks, Securities Etc. 4,227.18
Banking House, Fur. and Fix, 48,000.00
Other Real Estate... .. - 200.00
Cash and Due from Banks 269,470.15
$1,136,422.33
Officers and Directors
JACOB K0RBER, 0. N. MARRON, F. H. STRONG, I. A. DYE, W. W. STRONG, E. A. MIERA,
J. B. HERND0N, President; ROY McDONALD, Cashier; L. R. GOEHRING, Asst. Cashier
Effect of Alternations of Cold
and Heat.
It is common In midwinter In these
places for the landscape to be quiver
ing in the hot sun while a piercing
wind from the northeast solzes every
opportunity the shade of a palm tree
or a wall to grip the unwary traveler
In its fierce embrace to the detriment
of his comfort, possibly of his health.
Tho inexperienced laugh at the cau
tions resident who don his overcoat
In spite of what looks and feels like
stimmir sunshine, but the wages of
gr.iTunce I often disease. There I
one curious effect of these bitter
sweet climates namely, a certain ir
ritability of temper that attack peo
ple after a few weeks spent in these
surrounding.
Ask any on who has passed three
months at Helouan or Algiers, Nice
or Mentone, Rnd although he may not
admit It regards himself he will
readily concede the truth of thla ob
servation on behalf of his friend.
Now this irrW ibility Is nn doubt an
outward and visible manl'lestation of a
disturo ,nce of nervoti equilibrium
consequent on nervous exhaustion.
The effect of these rapidly recurring
alternation of heat and cold on the
nervous system Is strictly comparable
with that of quick alternations of light
and daik on the eye. Tho bewildered
vasomotor system doe Its best to re
spond to the kaleidoscopic Indication
but falls, and ultimately reacts on the
nervou system a a w hole. When thi
symptom declare Itself it is time to
move on. etiher farther south where
the variation of temperature are lesa
marked, or to a higher altitude, where
the tempi rature, being low, is more
uniform The latter Is the better
choice of Ihe (wo. because no matter
how far south one goes, starting from
tha Mediterranean, much the same
difference obtain between the tem
perature in the mat and thin of (he
rind. The only advantage attending
ihe desert air I lhat. being absolutely
dry. the alternation are lea trying
than near the coast, where (he rela
tive humidity 1 high. London Lan
cet. Misllicr Suprrhir of Ijocrttow.
Mother Traxede Cartv. who h.is
been at Ihe head of the Sister of i.
retto at la Yuce for many year,
ha lr clevted superior general for a
term of six jesr.
Nellie's Farm, Yiugraph -raninie.
Condensed Report of the Condition
United States Depository
At the close of business, June 30th, 1910.
Iiiograph Pastime.
The Statehood Bill will familiarize
you with nil conditions up on i.s he
fore becoming a state. Only 2Dc
Mornine Journal.
WHY Ivory Soap,
or any other,
should be a
valuable insec
ticide is hard to explain,
but it is a fact. It has
the advantage of not
making the bushes un
sightly as Bordeaux mix
ture does. A prominent
nurseryman and florist
writes that he had, used
it for years for an aston
ishing variety of insect
pests. Carden Magazine
for June '07.
Would yoo liV a eorr of our
booklet 'l'lant Pea ta How to
Overmma ThemT" It ta fraa.
Tha Procter A Gambia Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ivory Soap
994íoo Per Cent. Pure
Common Sense
Beauty Parlor
Ideas
Scelp Trealmen(. Shampooing. Hair
Dressing. IMicale Manii uring. and
Wrinkles removed with Clovers
scientific tkin food. First elas work.
lour. 9 a. m. to ; 3 p. m.
219 W. Coal Ave.
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LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits " 37,502.99
Circulation.. 100,000.00
Deposits .-- 898,919.34
$1,136,422.33
Drink Habit Cured in
Three Days.
I.egnl Contract Given Each
Patient.
The Neal Institute
lsdwnnl Seytlel. Manager.
Phone 321 512 X. Second St.
Albuquerque. X. M.
ARTHUR E. WALKER
lire Insurance, Secretary MotosJ
Building Association. Phone 4lf.
JU!,, West Central Aveoae
C. V. OLSEN
HAY, GRAIN and PRODUCE
SEXECA rori.TRT AND STOCK
FOOD HEMEDIES
601 North First St. riione
Third Street Meat Market
AtX. KIXDS OF FRESIT AND SALt
MEAT, STEAM SACSAGE
FACTORY
Ebcrhardt & Co., N. Third St.
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P.ottlcd Only lij
L0MM0RI BOTTLING CO.
410 West Copper.
Rend us your order lor all kino'
of Bottled Soda.
Telephone HIS.