Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-02-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.


strictly on business principles.
II the doctor were consulted of often
as the thermometer is he might con
slider himself great man.
Senator Beveridge lives modestiy on
a small salary and accepts no railroad
passes or telegraph franks.
It Is now believed that the compost.
ton OF In the Good Old Summertime"
was inspired by the ice trust.
New county makers are nocking to
Santa Ts In goodly numbers. They are
springing up from all quarters OF the
territory.
A board OF trade, properly organized,
can do a world of good for a progress
sive city like Albuquerque. 1t 10 need
ed at this time.
Nervous strain and overwork are
producing the disease known as Amer
icanitis. Americans live In a hurry,
die in n hurry and are carried to the
cemetery on trot.
The soul OF the honest workingman
. white. His wife loves him. his chill.
dren worship him. The community re-
spects him, he Is a mighty factor In
our complex civilization. He is a
splendid example of the nobility OF toll.
The men who helped Hobson sink
the Merrimac have no political aspira-
tons and are not always telling their
! troubles to the press. Which shows
that some men have a very limited
idea Of the commercial elements of
heroism.
The European powers offer a protest
against the Turkish sultan's newly as.
them bloodthirsty savages. but 1t will
probably require something more than
diplomatic wind to argue with that
that kind OF an outfit.
The idea to organize real board of
trade, without the side issues. is a
good one, and the move made last
night. when so many of the business
men had assembled in mass meeting
on the county division matter, was in
the right direction. Push 1t along.
The cause of the threatened war in
Honduras is said to be the appearance
In the ballot boxes OF 10000 Iotes
more than there are people. That re-
minds us of the fall Of 1882 in the city
Of Albuquerque, when more votes were
placed In the ballot box than there
were people here.
II 10 said that the richest heiress in
Europe is the Princess Marie Bona
parte, whose mother was Mile. Blanc,
| da of hn w
started the Monte Carlo gambling
place. Her father Is Prince Roland
Bonaparte. The princess, now % years
old, lives in Paris with her father.
can Female Guardian society, was
given by Dr. William II. Tolman, direc-
tor OF the American Institute of Social
lSeryice."
The South American situation seems
to have brought out the fact that Eu-
rope has more brands OF diplomacy
than we have breakfast foods.
Indianapolis now claims to have .
population Of 10000, To some extent
this is due TO the systematic and sue
cessful efforts OF Indianapolis to make
of itself convention city. IL draws
people there from al! directions and
long distances. II Is good lesson for
other aspiring and well located young
cities.
The number of persons in the United
States available for military duty is
ofiiciall.' placed at l0,S53,396. There
will be no lack OF men behind the guns
wnen an emergency arrives. But how
are all those men to be fed? And how
are they all to be kept In Kinnikinick
and cob'pipes. and in soap and socks
and embalmed beef?
The sea wall at Galveston Is now
going up. and the ladies of that city
are organizing for active work In the
laying out and planting OF parks and
J all sorts OF improvements In trees,
flowers and shrubs. We do not have
,, to wait for any protective sea wall In
, Albuquerque; so now II the women OF
! this city wish to organize and plan for
the identifying OF the streets, lots and
homes they viii not h. We TO wait two
minutes.
II the senators are TO make so much
fuss over the suspicion OF polygamy
In Arizona that they prevent the pass
: age OF the statehood bill the presump
/. ton is that they made burros of them
selves when they granted statehood tC