Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-24
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EDITORIAL NOTES


! 4oil strike near that city
The courteous man who minds his
/ own business Is an admirable acquain-
lance
Your day has been wasted IL you
have not done some good during its
NE.
So far S. 5Ov,OOO mas Deen expended
u tae St Louis worlds fair enter.
mise
WHAT everybody willing 20 do is
% aroltrate with n man to get away
rom him something that is his.
Governor hogg seems to be firmly
convinced that President Roosevelt
Hlll not be able to carry Texas next
year
There will be an entire change of
program In the tair next year. and the
exhibition will be made bigger and
better.
A detailed estimate OF the years
wheat crop throughout the world
shows a shortage of over 6i000,000
bus heels
DO not spend all your spare time
chewing the rag" save some OF ii
IN which to read and tank. to Guilt
vate the better ana higher side Of your
life.
The FIRST part of the big panic that
IS scheduled to strike this country In
1904, reached Baltimore Yesterday
wall with crash.
The Hearst newspapers are flled
with descriptive sketches OF the trip
Of Mr. Hearst and party through the
territories. This city is highly prais.
ed as a clean ana progressive com
munity
Japan has formulated terms on
which she is willing to settle with
Russia-the principal feature being
hat Korea shall remain under Jap
Inese influence.
What duh world this would be
or any admirer OF athletics, IL there
were no such thing as baseball foot
oall and divers sports which appear
IN Keeping with the season.
There were others than Mrs. o. Il
Cromwell who objected to the cruelty
% the roping contests at the fair. Mrs
Governor Powers of the Hearst party
vas heard TO object strongly when
he pony was injured on Thursday in
he roping contest.
The twenty.third territorial fair
was success in every particular.
and Secretary McCanna deserves
great credit for rare executive abun-
ty Everything advertised came of
IN schedule time. and there vas no
litch in the proceedings during the
entire week.
The gold mined in Mexico is now
approximately s25.000,00O annually
Everything points to the fact that
Mexico will soor lose its distinctive
renown as a great silver producing
country, and enter the list of the
countries contributing heavily to the
worlds stock of the yellow metal
District Attorney Clancy asserts
that the school funds of this county
have been Incorporated, and then
weakly says that there is no chance
OF securing indictments under exist
ng conditions. 1t is supposed by the
people TO be the duty of the distric,
attorney to prosecute in all such
cases.
Tobacco Is both cultivated and con
sumed on large scale in Japan. The
plant was introduced by the Portu-
guese in the seventeenth century, and
the trade in IL is a government mon
oroly. Tobacco Is almost universally
used in a small pipe. While cigarettes
are manufactured In large quantities
they are nearly all exported.
Artificial teeth and "uppers" for
boots and shoes are among the new
uses &c which paper Is being put. At
this monent substantial business
firm In Boston is considering a prop
osition TO take up the work OF man
ufacturing paper hats. By-and-by a
high hat, uress suit and shoes rival
ing patent leather. all made OF paper.
may be considered quite the proper
thing.
More than 50,OO0,00O pounds OF In
dia rubber valued at more than $780,
900 900, were imported into the Unit
ed States last year, according to fig
ures prepared by the bureau OF sta
tistics ~ 1890 the quantity was only
| $4,000 000 pounds, in 1880, 100000;
in 1870. 100000; and in 1862, the
earliest date when II was separately
shown in the import statements, it
/ was only 2.l25,5l6 pounds.
II is not too mucn to say that dur
ing these days through tine Hearst
newspapers, not less than seven to
ten millions of people will read favor
able accounts OF the people, the re-
sources and possibilities OF the terri
tories New Mexico has indeed rea-
son to be grateful for all this II VIII
IN manner make up for some OF the
abuse we received at the hands of the
BeveriGse committee and other sen
ators last winter
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WAR IN COURT