Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-09

| n0tNff "i hdt0ntH ln the spanish
III sympathy Ut the people Tor lad
ronisfn A. % make 4 dihlcais y rsaiqp
disturbed ~ reason 81 ihe fugitive nd
into dlstafhance ~ she unfiucaied and
mosn,alns. Who asslns h esn Given XIV
tnc municipal code mufN power than
! tnfN were ahlt 90 HNrrpHe iltCrgctly,
elected municipal onicern who abuefd
? ru iN sEN u LH rnlch lees urlct
than Il was worth. and ~ lholr abuses
constituted authority Caviis ma sanss
I lu INSTANCES ~ fcpuslnA too much CON
n1euDe So the sgif Hlf trninK power uf
now frl.n l,'rrfses'd ans Il i haDff
I thar Win those lessons local aotafn.
mtngs an 81 Termed which win ~.
I inhahianta Tire intld0nt. o. another
PROOF IN che fnFf that 10 there has been
any Ffr0r % rtRnfda ~ INK self Eogpfu-
10 dsf,cil6n % sieinr Z too saistip'
nft tnN slowly q year leom text April
iho Cyst esislaulf pc mhly fof We
and e0f,rtHtr1int % this body much
win Del ul an flf NA che future aaif.
seyerumcai ~ nv lgland. q coneernei
Who'll situation hna hHfn tho very
Ereai intrrpet taken ~ fhe common
areas. ~ the snnhes y" ~ enraii i san ~.
nania iu the puzzle SCHOOLS The iu.
grtnae was from Hn.Vn ~ hnlf . mil.
about p pr cent The only nnn uppn
fha rurnhrr ~ riirlis HrrHis tn ho fht
capacity ~ the Eoycrnmert % furnish
teachers und achooihuuepa.
Free Trade " 18th Islands.
The agricultural conditions af tho
Islands enforce morn atrpngl, than ever
the argument Ia favor ~ rrdHclng the
Iaiattdn .arf.rtt,r4 tb. gfuit..f $500.
earnestly recommend that tho thfin
now Imposed By the plngiey blil upon
nc rnufsiy removed, ,xuspt thp tarin
,arin s. redS s i 70 & pcr r cens ' Of a To-
ihss after juiy II" !. is9. he sa,lif UPON 9ss
tobacco and sugar prO.iuufu ~ The
philippine islands bq cetireiy rcmovrt
ard tho United States in the prpAuota
of each country then be provided Tor hy
4 statute In force. enacted April i5.
l9li suspUuda thu operation Of the coast
Wise lNWn Of the InlCtd states upon the
trade between the philippine Islands and
earnestly rceommend TINT this Hnapcn-
sion o. uuqiDpneu until luly I, 1913
ihlnk 4 q dougtful utility % apply the
United States and the Philippine iHlanda
under any circumstance htctuar / am
b convinced that d VIII 30 no good what
lntrrfurc ana be- an obstacle 90 the
+ trade between the Philippines and chs
United States nut n the CuaStwiHg law
: must be- thus applied. certainly u ought
, not 90 nave eficcl until free trade n cu.
ieycu between tho people ~ The United
States and the people 81 the Philippine
islands in Their respective producta
, i DO u9t anticipate that free trndc b..
: tween the islanda and thr United states
ana tobc ; production ~ the ramp.
I. pine Isle -. 20 primitive srv the meth
4 ldg 1t a,lrlcultufo IN the philippine IT,
7 lands ~ BLOW ~ capital Ia RuinE % tbs
Islands. 30 many d.nlgultiss surround
4 a large agricultural enterprises IN the
Z ISLANDS, that g VIII b. many. mans
Y lands viii have any effect ~hatuyer w.
y on the markets ~ the United States
4 Tho prohlcm uf labor n also fograid'
y producers IN che sianda The best
! friends 81 the Filipino people and ths
Y people thsmaelves sre utttrly opposed
= Dor Hence the oniS solution ~ tbs
1 training ~ Filipino labor and this vii
Z takc tors time The enactment q
:, States making provision for free trndl
y between tho islnnda aud ihe ln.tct
stat, n sr,, Nh, end s @
Y 10 standpoint. and while ita nptuR
y benefit has doubtless netn eNANEcfatce
! aec6ps this mcnsur ensure u justice g. II
Z Indication that the people " the Jniiee
= States ARE anxious 20 AID the people ~
= ne i,hllipplne Islands " .ssg wgS E os
= mont of their Archipelago. II viii all
= tho Fulplnos without injuring Interests
]. Va America
y FortIflcation Of Hawaii.
n IH my Judgment immsnlAte step
l. should be- taken for the fertilization b
I. Hawaii This IL thc most lmportnn
point in the Pacific % iortify N orde
4 lry. 10 would h1 haui a. uVrfaiatc m
1, importance 81 this need Hawaii la 90
!. heavily taxed ia~n should b. enacte'
a setting aside Tor "a period u, say, tWen
\. Isl years 20 per yont u the intrrna
i revenue ana custom receipts ffou
Z liewah rs rpsfi"i isnd 90 ss eIpe ~.
q pnhlic huiidlnEH, ana for harhor i'm
n prUVcmentH and military and naval dc
n fensen % can not Do tyo often repeat
y TERRITORY ~ Hawaii On traditional Am
(. Thai t.Ttitory has sario,ta eommesoi.
b and Industrial pfpblems 50 reckon with
= bus no measure 81 rcilrf rnn be cunHld
\ erred which looks 20 leEialation admittinl
q @hineag aud rtatrietlnN tnum ~ etatnp
n 20 field labor and domestic service. IN
"a ninFuh ~ aerNtlity can nrft
+ again b. tolerated on AmeFieal
I. tho proper solution 81 the prob
4 lem Ia special legislation admlttin
u 90 Hawaii a class Of lab0rcrg Henlc'
= admission Sc other ntutrH and territories
There are obstacles, and great obstacles
"a the way ~ bulidinE % representa-
tive American community in the ia
q waiinn islands, but 4 n not be- tHe An.
y trirnu rhafurirf 60 EitN up iu the inc
! 1T difficulty, Many ur American tom
= menweailh has been haiit ap aeains
(, odds sqpai - those that nov cpnfFon
J. 81 merely half hearted offoft a. mee
= 90 problems az other American com
y munlfifa have met Theirs can be- nt
q CoutDd ~ final Hawaii snail never hf
v come 4 territory la which H0Veruiu
\ cinfF ~ fich planters eNtHtn hg mFnn
= nf Huoiie ianhg Even ~ the rate 9
I, growth ~ the territory i taieFfh{ rsn,i
/, Nrqd slower. the growth must only TAX
y place hy the uhmnaiOn ~ immiftsut
y fii ln lne tud ~ assume thc 9Hfiff ln
* huuiouF &c fun American clsl4onahll
!. oar aim must hH 10 develop the terri
7 ins3 un 100 same hAHia uf Stable citizen
ghir ~ eeiats on this coutinent.
. Citizenship for Porto Rico.
/, 4 earnestly advocate The adoption .
!. iNAiHiHfinu which ANt explicitly conie
y American citizenship uu ull citiEcna q
Il Iuftl Eieu. IArta Ia. ll my luIAman
4 100 cNcuae Tor Failure 10 AZ tniN 40
II hurbpr uf san ju1n should hg ufedFe
y. and ifnpfuNrd ffe expenses % the FED
% erni court ~ Porto ltlfo should be mf
from the federal treasury, end nut 1foi
b tha Porto iiicAn treasury. The election
; NJ Porto Rico should take place ever
8. four years. ana me iegieintAft ahesi
4 most iu session every two NHnfN IN
n present form ~ government IN Port
ID hic1, which prpF.tra for tne applinl
4 mtqf ~ tho pfesldrrs q thn memhef
4 uf ine eNqgutigo euFucil ur upper huua
N tory. and has luHplred c0ulideneU
uruuFfiN owners and Investors q