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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
FINED TWENTY DOLLARS.

Nathan Phillips, negro, was fined
$40 today for carrying concealed
weapons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
GOOD TIME CLUB.

The Good Time Club VIII give their
first grand ball at Schuiga's Hall. In
King Street, tomorrow night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
soDALITY LYcEUM.

The Young Mems Sodaiity Lyceurn
will hold their regular meeting to-
night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-21
FORCED To SIGN
CONDUCT RULES
Mrs. Eta Ziegler Seeks Re-
lief by Divorce.
HUSBAND HAS GRIEVANCE
Elaborate Meeting Going Schedule Of
Spouse Deprives Him Of Her
Company.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 21.-To be
pouted and laughed at through the day
and forced at night TO sign articles OF
agreement regulating her conduct for
the following day was declared to be
the limit E=y Mrs. Eta ZiegIer. astc
from the witness stand she begged
Judge Trask, In the superior court, to
free her from the matrimonial alliance
existing between herself and Thompson
H. Ziegler, a police officer. Here are
some of the rules:
l. will bake graham mullins for
2. / will drink Puritas water.
3. / will rise early and retire late
i. / win not attend church seven days
Il week.
Signed Articles Of War.
Mrs. Zfsgler is said to have attached
her signature TO the above code Of rules,
but it appears that she signed articles
OF war, for domestic strife from that
hour pervaded the atmosphere OF the
Ziegler household.
On cross-exa nination the force of the
rlaintifr's testimony was weakened, for
Ziegler's attorney brought out some ad-
missions by the plaintiff.
The cause of the trouble seems to hang
on Mrs. Ziegler's procliylties TO take an
active part in the spiritual welfare OF
the COIiliH tiN4i,
Ziegier's contention, tended to lessen his
wifeS value as a housewife.
Her Weekly Schedule.
From her own testimony it appears
that Mrs Ziegler's weekly entertainment
(personaD was as follows:
Sunday-To church twice, sometimes
ofteneF.
Monday-Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union.
Tue sday-Missionary Society.
Wednesday-Prayer meeting.
Thursday Mothers Club.
Friday-Sunday school class entertain
ment.
Saturda, Church sociabIes, or shop
ping in the department stores.
Ziegler pleaded with her 10 spend q
few moments at home He even told
her that he approved of her church GO
ing but he intimafed at the same time
that Il was little strong.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Nilh in Hnpicrilaifcn.

Gin Miciereibeiiber IN Der llmge-
bung BON Mem Dorf pcridlift ieine
Nild) in Tapierflaid)en peridieocner
8ro6e, nad)oem er leins Mbnelner in
einem Hnroidreiben barnui nltf.
merfiam gelrod)t bat, oab Ole Hapier.
bebaiter llad Der Eriiinng burch
eincn crfdbrenen 9afteriologen als
acknowledgements beiiuoen mprocn
Ieien ais @lasiloiden nit WetaQ-
pcrldluB; Die Woglihfcit elmer Ser.
mreinigung oes 9rbolts iei oiIf bos
WtinocitnioB berabgelest. Die nci,en
Slaifleu Deroell ans itarfer Euppe
bergeitellt, Die angcblid) aus 3id)ten-
bol3IpGbEen bcreitet miro. Sic
iilb tegeliormig unO bobcn einell
goben bon boppcltcr eide. Sic
&Gnocr iinb 10 feit. bob Elm @cnid)t
bon 100 Erurlo auf Die SlaiGe geiest
meroen fam, obne oaB tie 5erbriht.
Gie Stpplel lir,o gleihfulls aus go.
pier iino bobcn porItchenoe Hdnner,
pV tNtui ptitlliBl iutl VII lultllC!t.
lie Eapieriloid)en meroen BEL eifler
Sempcrotnr bon 100 @roh iteriliiirt.
Der Grinder bieier Milolbeb1lter
bebaliptet. boB Die Mild lid, in So
pierfldid)cn 5ruei Gage lGiiaer in cin-
manoireiem 3uitanoe erbalte oIs in
8lasflalhen. Gin peiter Sor,ug
Feitebe .auf barin. puB cine Tiertel.
literilaife aus &apicr nur slpei
llnSen miegt. Soourd miro Die
Sciltingsfabiafeit ser transport.
r1itiel fiir ole 2iefcrlmg Ger Mjld)
beoeuteno crboht. pbne oab cine @e.
fabr oes 3erbredens Der 6laid,e emf.
ltcbt. Sic Sopierflaid}cu limo and,
10 biilig, oab JIG nid)t 5uriidper.
langt werhcn. Sic foiten .rGmlid,
rllr Gin Tiinitel Ger 8lasilaiden pon
gleidem Snbolte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

fitlidcn Bfcroen pileat cs cttuas 81
helielt, melin Dos Shiar III oiirfiigr.
rem S,itter5ritanb gcDnlten miro.
Notoriife y@oGcr", sic ielbit Gle
ieihteita 2nit nidlt anSieben poQen
mae,t man crit burd) Standardization Gil
Der Seine in Incident Sooen miibe,
bnnn ipantt man einen iid]eren
3ieber binter ibnen riidm1rtS an iulb
loBt lie bon Gicienl rilfparts 5iebeit
- INNER oltf ipeidIem @ooen unb
phne jebe Stroie. @iro Dem Gbiere
Gle SuGJe 5l piel linb es lficft lid, on
oorrdrts jill geben nltb 5u 5iebeL
Damn iponnt man es idneQ -nli ci1en
leidten Wngen. Sn pielen 6Gacu
bilit bieles Sorgeben unb es miro
lelten iothig. cs 81 wi~eberbolen. =
St1tige Eferoe. menn lie geruiile
@egl!elcn nidt paiiircn poLcrl. i,id)t
man burh gcoulbigps so! .lbleiben
iinb 3nrebcn bnbin 5u brillgcL Dob
tie bon lelbit porlportS gebcn. Bferoc,
Die pom Stal iidlt meggebcn modem,
l1Bt man itets riifr1rts nlts Dem
Stea treten uno aiidl 10 bineinaehen.
2urd) Strofen erreiGt ma rifts
lei einem it1tigen Eierbe, ons Cher
miro mir nod mehr bnburdl pcroor,
ben; Seiicruns lit MIR ollrd) liebe.
uoae uuo rubiae 9elonoluug 5u err.
langen, lpenn iibcrbaiipt etipos sil or.
laltgen lit; oft genug fomnt cs aber
allf Dor, bnb Elm iiiieiaes Gfero
p0aig unbeilbnr lit lnb nifts iibrig
blei6t, oils CO Der Sflnfltbonf 3lts,t-
iiibren. .Iurh Tril1cl ui,b onDere
6ernltmittel lit Elm gutter Grfolg ME
81 er5ielerL ionbern es miro bas
llebel meiit nod perihlimmert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Gas Waidjcn upn Uemnicn

lol crit gcidlcbcn. menn cs fiir Sic
Siif)e ODER Safel Subcrcitet miro.
aartoffeln, meiBe Miibsn, MGbren.
Sclerie, E~oitinafen etc. nerlieren
ibrcn cigentbiimliden. ieinan @e.
lhmad idulell oiirb bas @aidIcn.
Sriigt man I'M CONNER 9iuncn.
fobl mo nnoere &oblorten i'll DC.
riibrliig nit @oiier, 10 perbirbt Dies
Die Tilan5cn ifncl! u,o nimmt linen
Stride ulb @oblacidmud. 4oh
ld)linnmler ut cs nit Den Salatartcn.
las 8nidcn iollte llur nnmittclbor
Dor Der 3ubercitung acideben. allcs
8aller onnn ourb Iitsld5iitteln OH
ciilem Gurd)id)log elltfcrrt ltnO Ser
Salnt oann ioNlcih algemoht mer.
Den. Sc friid)cr aus Dem @oocn.
oeito fciner id,mcdt ser SaIot. NiGts
Derbirbt Den @ohlgcidmnd mefr
unb mtod)t Den Solat idncllcr idool,
OILS menm @oiier oaran b1it9t. Die
mails laIie man irgenoweld)en Salot
ldnacr ials einise Minutcn i'm
MoIier. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Cine Mnsnabme.

81: .Saeen Sic mir, mas cine
Serlon lieit, utb ih meroe Sbnen
iager, mas lie i'll"
g.: .9tibt immer. "a lit 3. 9.
meme Srau. Die lieit ~fortudhreuo i'm
aofbilf,, cine aodin lit lie aber
bod nidt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
- =
1lntcrindt.

Iugeflaaier (oer meacn Soi6en.
oicbitabl freiaciproden morben in
sic iclbit boben mid nber aud iiir
eincn roiiinirtcn Sai6enbieb gebal.
ten. Sfrr Softor2!"
@ertbeibiser: nNiGt i'm @ering-
item"
Ingeflogicr (irpriiGO: ySo2 @n.
RIM hnhcn Sic bcnn Damn ltbr uno
@eloborie III Sauic oelniien'"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
pSd bin bier ircmb."

Stebcu oo iiiugit Dor hem DIOR.
gengrouen oui Dem Eotsbomer Elot
s,pei aienllid, bcschtc Stueenten NM
bctrndltcn nnbGdtig id~peiacnb Der
&inmlel ais Ger Cine Den Mono or.
blidt ulo 81 ieinem Somilitonen be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
On Der Meliaipnsitnnbt

2ebrer: .@iepiel betrlg mohl bas
Sherilein Der ormen @ittme? Na,
Sieshen (bie oett Singer ernporgebo.
ben bnt), miepiel 6enn?"
Siesfen: r3moli Mfarf uno orei-
unbpierSig Tfcnnige!"
Sebrer: r@ie fonlmit III benn
gerobe auf bicie Srmme?"
Siesden: 80, I'M aoteGismlis
iteht: nSnS Sfcrflein DER nrmell
@ittpe" (Mtarf. 1243).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Bonn SaIcrncnbuf.

Sieutenant Cole 8ront ousrif,-
tenb). Ser FINITE Mann. aopf ct.
mas 3ltriid! -. Gonnerlpetter, lper
lit oenn Der &erl2 Aha, DER Gin
idbrige uno Toftor ser Ybiloiophie
@iiaerl - Ilio bite, Serr Goftor.
uehmen Sic mai Sbr geiltiges
llebergepidt UNI cine Naienldnge
Suriid!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

Protectors: r2l1io, Sobann,
tpenn meins 5rau na@ 9auie tommt.
odnn iuee i6r, ouB i4 pessesangsn
bin uno ben 9ausi9liHel indigenous
men babe. neil i4 ipdt mad !SauIe
TONNE. Srauen sic ii9 bas 81
faaena"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

merit: rIu. Ser Monb acht inter"
Tics beitritt Der Inoere u1b
meinte. Dos mare ole aufaebenhe
Come. Sic ~itritien lanse harum,
ohne iif ~ einigcn, oils lie eii,eu por.
beigeberoen Serrn anbielten unb
froeten, oh am Sinlntel Ger Wonb
pber Die Sonne itebe: ySa, mcine
9erren. bas neiB i'd nidt, ih bin
bier in Berlin fremo!" entgegncte
oicler ullo ging meiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
GbrfurdltsDcrlebuna.

r@orum bat Die 6rou giirgcr.
meiiterin eigentlid cine iolfe @utb
oltf Sie?"
Aid, miiien e, mel Wo' uno
ibr Ma balm DO alcif' aranfbeit
g'bobt - Dos bot i ido' onmiifl
giit't! Nafo is mel Wfa' nod Dor
ibr'm 0ta' g'itorb'n = oa mars
ouS!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Sic San,mcl

SSrau Yroieiipr (su ibrem Mam,
Der - mie gesuobnlih - obne Ne.
eenifirm beimfommt): ySa. ipo bait
Sii oenn 0einen Sdirm wieoer &c.
laiien2"
,Sfau NAL in Den ySumorilti-
i6en 9ldttern" nod - ba miro er
qeipiB orin iteben!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Wtitleio.

aleiberb1noler Sd)nod (Sn icinem
Sobn): o@as, @eiger wiQit Oh mcr.
Den? @as form erbGrmli6cS Sc
itGit. ici' 9ebtng uuf bier ShaiS.
edrnlen berumfrabbeln 81 miiIicn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Mptipicrt.
Gerjd,icoene 2fucfc.

rSna' 6rau, foufen g mir Den
Scppidtlopier ab."
y&ir boben feline Seppide, quite
6rou."
nNber einen Wonn mcroen Sic
ood bnben?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Sdrcflidlcs Shifial.

81: r@ie aeht'S Dem Stefielbauer,
Der nah Sllbien ausgepanbert ilt?"
g.: Ger lit ldngit foot. Crit hot
i'm ons Scimwcb per5ebrt uno ipa.
ter ein Siger."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Sdwicrisc Mnfeab,

81: Sinh Sbre ainbcr iest sae
perbeirothet2"
@: oWieine Sohter bobe id. 8ott
lei Gant, ollie inter ole Snllbe &c.
brod)t, nun beiBt cs MIR nod meinen
eiujigcn Sobn inter Den Eantoiiel
briuGcu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

Der Eipps lit ipeitcr nidltS oiS
Suitcn oocr elm NnSeiAen bon Scr.
ltppiing Der Noicnlohcr. Mar
trGuile cinen rnpicn &eyuiin in Die.
ielben unb Dos llebel miro bulb be.
ieitiat ieir.
lie Gier bon cin- bis orciiib.
riacn Scrpcn iinb iiinl Sriitcn ole
belten; Gier bon lulgeu Siibnerll
linb ielten irndtbar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Sddjiiihe @cmiithlidfcit.

alitifer: oIbber, Scrr Mtntmann,
gcitern bGttcn Sic lid D d bisd1en
better in Nlht n1bm' f0nn'. Sic
butten gor 5u iebr III Die 6lalh &C.
guft."
@mtmnnn: y&nlt on MIR Del
Waul, Sobann. Del Dir mar'i6 bpf
gerabe idIlinlm genug."
SutiGer; yGeiientlpegen ipor'ifI
ia ohm. Gener BON ults mitB bod
menigitenS INNER leiolih bel Ser.
idtoroe linn, menu mir in Der 9taf)t
beimfabren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Ius benz Gramen.

graminator: .Serr aanDrooi,
peld)e Snieln liegen i'm WittelGnbi.
iden Weere mo Die beiBen iie?"
&anbioat: uSm MittellGnoilhen
Weere liegen uiele Snicln unb iG
belize glllguit MiiQer!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Spab ulub and icin.
Gnfant terrible.

Gnfant terrible.
Seirh: oNuio SIR Mann. gn1bige
6rau, lit aiti elm Sabr geidlaitli6
na6 SnDien eefobren?"
Ger fleine @ogar: .Sa, aber iest
tortnlt er bal6 lpieoer raus."
Inf Gin 9rnnS.
n@ie fomnlt es MIR, oaB lest 10
pieIe Mdnrer Srnsgeieaen bleibeu?"
y8dn5 einfaf), neil lie IiG oopor
Tirften, cine 6roli aus Dem porisen
Sabrbunoert az nebmen - utD an.
oere iiilo nod niht 5u baben."
$50
-" MDtipicrt.
,@Ie fommen Sic benn 6oSu,
einen Musperfonf megcn Sooesiaa
5l annonciren? Sbre 6rou mar
bod MIR ideintpot."
rs lit ia altf MIR q Sheinaus-
u%erfaltf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Srnffebler.

Gie 6rou gebort Dem Sauie, Der
Mann Dem S,f"uatl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Selbit lit Der Wann.

9r. Eitlperden: y@as treibt Sbr
oenn ba, liebe GinDer?"
Sunge: y9tu, mer lpielen Segra6-
nib"
81. Tulperfen: so, 10, gegrab-
nib. @en begrabt Sbr oenn?"
Ssrnge: Zen Serrn 9emeenbc-
oorihoono."
Or. Yuiperfen: o@ns Iii Iagitl
Was bot linn benn aefehlt?"
Sungc: ,Sflcd)t morih en-"
9r. YulperGen: ySabt Sbr benn
feinen 3otfor gebolt."
Sltngc: ogtee, .mer bom'n 'aiber
umgebrodt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Sm Eniel.

Ser: ,Seben Sic nal ben iult.
gen Meuiden 90 aui Dem Sofe; Der
nnhtmanOelt aerpib2"
HodtpGfter: .8ott bemnhre; bas
lit eiu Stubent, Der I'M Godsimmcr
mobllt. Ter bat lid nur Inn cine
Gtaae periticacni"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Inter Stiitigfeit oSer Statigfeit Der
EicrSc

peritcht man cine Seitpciic oOcr and
onbGuernbe Wi6crletlihfeit uIlb In.
i~ola'anfeit, nobel ons CHER oas
nld)t leiIten mil, mas maj billig bon
linn perlanaen tnnu. Wsilt lit
fall6e, robe Scbonolung in Der Su.
genb Die &ernnluiIung. @iQ man
nit cincm it6tigen Yierbe lpsiabrcu,
10 Siebt es niht an. brGngt nod ser
Seite obcr geht riidmGrts. idl11t.
bGunt iid. mirit lid ouf Die Seid,icl
mo gclabrot bo0urh Wenlhen, @e.
ldirr unb Siibrncrf. Sabei lit cas-
5hier oliIgcreat, NulS mo 9ltbem be-
lhlelnlgt. @cbt cS purmdrtS. 10 ae,
itiebt es iprnnameiie. Straicn
ourf 3uruf, 9iigel ooer Yeiti6e itci.
germ ole @ioerleslidfcit MIR ltod,.-
GS lit ifNpcr, Elm itdti1es Yierb ipie.
Der broudlbnr 5u moden; er erior,
bert piel Iusoouer unb 9eonlo. Sci
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Trcd.

Gin Snifenoieb iteht Dor @eridt.
.@iiien Sic niht, mie man it'd Dor
8erid)t 81 benebmen bat?" berrif)i
i'm Der Soriisenbe al. pNebmen
Sic nal lofort Die Sdnbe aus ben
Saihen!"
.Gas lit bod aber u%nerbort", or.
mibcrt Der 8auler. Grit iperri
man MIDI cib neil ih meine &Gnbe
in anoerer Sellte Saifen geltedt
babe, mo MN ioa i) lie oilh nid,t
in meme cigenen Said)en lteden i.
Sa, in meiien Saiden ioa ib lie oenll
nm iteden?!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-13

iaunty styles, semi or tight
fitting, notch collar or coIlarless,
sc to A., value AS at. .3.75
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-14
sHuN THE TOWN KNockER.

The Washington Post, ina recent Is
sue, contains the following very cor
rect description of "a knocker' and
the harm he does:
The town knocker Is an undesiir,
able citizen. One ~dyspcptic Pathfinder
can tear down in one day more than a
steady. devoted business community
a c a in a month, A knocker is q
menace to the peace and dignity of .
people. He is n thorn In the flesh
He's like the patch of courtplaster on
a girls nose. always conspicuous. And
besides, he's the wisest of all Solo
mons. He can advise as to the proper
conduct Of all the lines Of business be
tween a feather foundry and the Unit
ed states pension office, Verify, ne
hath wisdom. and to spare, but the
room occupied by the town knocker i
more desirable than his company
The Post might have added that he
was a past master in the art of run
ming a newspaper.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-14
\ OTHER SIDE.

The New Mexican devotes consider.
able space TO describing the hardships
OF the farmers OF the Mora valley, and
says that owing 10 the fact that the
funds proposed TO be provided by the
Martin Flood Relief bill are tied up In
court, these farmers cannot be reliev.
ed. We happen to know a little about
the Mora farmers ourselves and are
In a position to enlightcn the New
Mexican somewhat.
Not one In ten OF The Mora farmers
who faced q shortage of seed could
have been relieved by the provisions
Of the Martin bill, for the reason that
not n in ten OF the needy farmers
could attribute his s,ringency TO the
floods OF last fall, Las summers sew.
ere and prolonged drouth caused loss
OF stock and partial crop failure. An
uncommonly Severe winter followed.
The result was that a good many OF
the poorer farmers. having less grain
than usual were obliged TO draw upon
their store OF seed In order to live.
These men al receive no alienation
under the Martin bill. However the
city merchants and grain dealers have
supplied all the farmers who applied
for seed and made proper provision
for repayment. This too In spite OF
the fact that IN former years, farmers
who obtained their seed supply from
one dealer frequently marketed his
crop with another, forgetting to repay
his debt.
The New Mexican volunteers some
advice to the merchants who have
formerly supplied the farmers with
seed. The advice was taken some
weeks before 1t vas given.
Any losses that the people OF the
Mora valley sustained as a result OF
floods have. with few exceptions, been
recovered from long ago.. Seed has
been freely supplied TO the farmers Of
San Miguel and Mora counties and
the acreage sowed this year will be
considerably larger than ever before.
Notwithstanding the fact that a mum.
her Of poor farmers have turned their
attention to other occupations.
The money proposed by the Martin
bin ~ not needed In this county. II
cannot be oquilably divided: whatever
demand for 1t which may have exist.
ed last fall, has passed away. and no
good purpose can be served by carry
Ing out the provisions Of the bill. The
Martin bin Is. In principle. the wrong
sor, OF legislation and II should never
have been enacted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-14

10 the acre, and the dryness OF the
atmosphere gives 1t q better color
than that grown In localities where
the crop is dependent upon the rain
fall, The climate OF Montana IL ex'
ceodingly healthful, and the proximity
of the mining camps. which abound In
the west. insures profitable markets
for all products Of the farm.
The West Gallatin Irrigation com.
pany. located at Manhattan. hold their
land at from $500 to $500 per acre,
including water rights. Besides a
large milling plant located at Manhat.
tan, a mill for the manufacture OF
strawboard and coarse grades Of pa.
per Is now under construction. There
is a large Holland settlement In the
valley.
For maps. descriptive pamphlets
or full information regarding lands or
business openings In other territory
along the Northern Pacific. ask for
Series B 10S.
Write to C. w. MOTT, Genl Emf.
grafton Agent, Northern Pacific Ry.,
st. Paul, MINI.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-14
n N re TRAIL.

The Topeka State Journal an
nounces that the state Of Kansas has
appropriated the sum Of $1,000 for the
purpose of marking the "Old Santa Fe
Trail through its confines. The so
ciety of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution IL to have charge OF
the work. The sum appropriated Is
not large enough, but It Is proposed
10 90 ahead at any rate and either
wait for another appropriation from
the state. or raise the necessary mon
|ey Wherewith To complete the work
by subscription. The idea Is to mark
the trail at certain distances and at
road crossings with substantial rock
monuments extending from Westport,
Missouri, to the Colorado line. II
this Is done, Colorado viii doubtless
follow suit and New Mexico has al
ready made 4 commencement In that
direction. Within three years this
romantic trail from Westport to this
city will be properly marked and It's
historic outlines be thus preserved to
nosteritv,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-14
CHEAPER COAL.

Colorado coal which has heretofore
cost $40 per ton In Roswell, Is now
being laid down In that town for $3.50
per ton on account OF Il reduction In
freight rates. This is a pleasing news
Item, generally speaking, as the an
nounccments are that coal will be
higher on account Of the increase in
freight charges. This reduction, the
New Mexican understands, is due prin-
cipally 10 the action of the Pecos Val,
ley and Northeastern railroad, of
which A. l.. Conrad Is the traffic man
.ager. The railroads cannot do too
much OF this sort Of a thing and the
more they do in this line the better
will 1t be for their own interests as
well rs for the business interests In
New Mexico. With the construction
Of the Roswell, Torrance and Gulf
railroad, from Torrance to Roswell,
southeastern New Mexico will enjoy
another great reduction In the price
of coal as the Hagan coal fields will
be only about 200 miles distant and
will furnish a practically %inexhaust'
able supply OF good coal for the Pecos
yalley.-NeW Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-14
STRUGGLE INEVITABLE.

Mr.. Oliver II. Cromwell, In CONVEX.
sation with The Optic yesterday, said
that d struggle between the president
and the senate during the next con
gress vas inevitable. The gentleman
believed there would he no further
trouble on the treaty matter. the San
Domingo embroglio so plainly estab-
fishing the business Of the national eN
ccutive's position that no additional
effort would be made to reverse Il,
The contest, however, viii arise ON
the question of rebates and railroad
rates.
There are special interests repre-
scented by eastern senators. Wall
street interests and stock interests,
that are opposed to the assumption OF
power by a commission to fix railroad
rates. These senator's, MIR. Cromwell
SAYS. unless the people declare them.
selves Enthusiastically on the subject,
will oppose the president In his effort
TO give every n a square deal,
But the railroads themselves, the
gentleman says. are not opposed 1o
reasonable legislation. They do not
care about giving back part OF their
earnings as rebates. but they mus
have business and If one road gives
rebates. the others must. The railway
companies will welcome a Just settle
ment of the question. The people III
their zeal for reform are apt to ASK
too much OF the companies, which also
have some rights which should be re
spected. Nevertheless there Is a feel
ing in the whole country that the mat
ter should he settled by legislation
and II this sentiment IL brought tc
bear upon the senate, there will be III
tie difficulty in arriving at an equit
able adjustment of the present Difficult
ties.
MIR. Cromwell regards Paul Morton's
views as sound aud says that he is
the most valuable man the president
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-14
A SQUARE DEAL TO RAILROADS

So wellinformod a financial news.
paper as the Wall Street Journal
warns the railroads that they may
make up their minds that u govern.
mont rate regulation law viii BIO en-
acted at the next session Of congress,
Moreover II points out that the pres.
ident has promised In the event OF
the enactment OF such a statute to ap.
point a commission which for ability.
courage. integrity and freedom from
sinister influences shall be the best
10 be obtained In the country.
On the strength Of this promise and
OF It's knowledge Of Mr.. Roosevelt's
character. the Wall Street Journal be-
llevcs that investors may be assured
that their rights will be respected
while the public will be protected
against discrimination and other
abuses.
This c%onfidenccN In the presidents
fairness felt by n leading commercial
newspaper Is undoubtedly shared by
q majority of conservative investors.
But perhaps they have not yet fully
appreciated the gain to them and to
the country arising from the fact that
so radical a step rs that contemplated
In rate regulation Is TO be taken under
the guidance OF a man who Is com
mitted to the square deal.
II might be possible, perhaps, To
stavc off action by congress along this
line for two or three years more. But
Il IL bound to come f~inally-and II
might come under "A president In
whom Wall Street would feel far less
confidence than it feposes In MIR.
Roosevelt.