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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

This photograph OF the osophagus OF
little child s. probably one on the
most remarkable ever published. The
exact size VI the coy swallowed By the
child ~ given on the left.
me TOY bicycle shown ia the photo
gfupn was recently taken from 9.
yearoid girl ia the Beatrice ward of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Not IN years has there beeu such a
sensation 10 the horso world AZ WAS
created by the soiEuro Of the Mem
phia Gold Cup by a deputy sheriff IN
New YORK, acting on a writ OF re-
pleyin. Elmer E Smathers won per-
manunt posaesslon of the cup by the
Victories Of hia if0ttera io|d Derby
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Hank O'uay. one OF the host box
icra ~ the indicator In the countr
auya ~ the foul strike ruiO; II thin
me fnlo az right. lt certainly lighter
me work Uf the umpire. When IN
umpire was compelled "a call stflk|
on what he thought was intontionI
FOULS. De was IN hot water an M
Time a good hatsman can foul the
on ah fast es The pitcher can throw
han Johnson iav0fs any change thl
VIII giVe d moderate Increase n ba
ling.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Ia 1903 and Major nelmaF in 1904
The Memphis TrOtting Association
seeks % regain possession of the cup
under the charge rfat smatbora con-
splrod with George Spear. Edward
sanders and others 10 defeat lou Dii-
lon, Major pelmar's opponent on Oc-
tober 49, 1904 ~ the use Of dope
on nill1u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

a Paris dispatch SASS 70 n believed
Count Boui win assume n gentle
manly attitude. Now you know what
nn oplimist o.. He's a man who can
send q dispatch ike that.
did you hear that new Joke about
life ineurnnCow
mo, and ! don't want to. can't
see those jokes
You're not a uie Insurance agent.
are youf'
mo. but am a policy holder"
speedily has had bad luck with his
sinnnerHHhcf"
WHAT'S the ROVE Has che leii him
or demanded more money!"
Neither They we're married last
How was your auto trip the other
day."
40roat success Didn't run over D
ihing except bridge"
And Placed on Filler
IT. w. MoaHich has taken oui the
petition in hia store room.-stoits
CITY fMoj sunbeam.
A mean dls--work on the Panama
Canal.
ibid your father show any emotion
when Percy asked him tor your"
Indeed he did He broke down
Poor fellow he must have felt
dreadiuliyi"
"Aa ! was going 10 say. be broke
down n pillar on the front porch. try
Ing 70 catch him"
The Paris newspapers haven't
printed a line about Count nonis
trouble. A little thing like that isn't
a novelty over there
The manager OF the BAN team says
ioaemhn. the pitcher, a. In fine shape
THE winter. Ready 70 play the gsn,a
n believe g. saw him playing
dominoos az the engine house last
night"
The innocent bystandor sometimes
escapes. the general opinion 70 thoI
contrary"
= never knew or heard OF such a
thing"
= have. frequently, too
"Whcrc?"
"At a wedding"
"sllghier and his wife appear 90 b.
az far apart AZ ever"
Eyes. / guess that's 20. He's IN
Nov York. and she's IN North Dn
kota."
Nv the Hail OF Hasbecnn.
Placed IN nOminatiOn.-Cou B1ui
n don't see why your sOubnetto
tossed him over He's worth NJ loasi
s5,e000O0 and tho newspapers would
have given her lots OF advertising"
Eyes. that's 80" said the manager
Of the faualcai comedy. "but he comes
from pittshurg. and she says she pre-
iors 20 Try 90 land one from Peoria.
H."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Battling Nelson has taken up u
game ~ roko. a new form III oxercl
invented ~ an ohioan. and says
mas found u an excellent method
increasing hia speed "lt % the be
Training stunt have hoen up araiuti
the hatiler says.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Anuihcr fighter has turned actor
ChaN.e Neary 81 Milwaukee. has Join.
% 8 merry-maklng aggregation. and %
making TIE Tonnds OF the burlcHQue
houses lie meets aii corners ana does
a mDnQlqgue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

hts oyeslght Ryan was cut In his
right eye boy his manager several
months ago. and o. gradually grow
ing blind
"Rubo" Ferns. the ox-welterweight
champion, has signed articles 20 meet
Dick Fitzpatrick. the Chicago fighter,
before the Kalamazoo "A. g.. the latter
part of this month. Time was when
Forns cut something 81 "a swuth iu
the wclter class. but that was long
ago
Fielding H. Yoat viii Doe with Mich
igan next year, though the training
Table has been abolished. The rec
concentrations of the western college
conference have been ignored by
Michigan, which probably means that
the other colleges win pay no atten-
ton 10 them.
President Harry G. Pulllanl. who
has had bis ear glued 10 the ground
for some time. SAYS "a have heard
nothing that oonvlneos me that the
foul strike rule should be changed or
abolished. ! AN confident that The
rules as they nov stand Will not be-
changed for the National League"
-
The san Francisco fight trust has
leased the big Mochanlca' Pavilion.
for three years. az Rn annual rental
Of $4,000. It is promised that an
signs % taking shall be- wiped out. and
the sports will De aafeguarded a. far
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

tho Loudon hospital. after a dlniculd
aud dangerous operation. She IA eof
Ting wei, thanks 60 the X.ray phafol
gfaph and skillful surgeons. ~
enid had swallowed tho t9y Whit.
Hing on her back. and was near td
neath from stranEulatlon, when M
A'ray was called into use.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Joe Cans. the lnky boy. lost his
suit for absolute divorce. What docs
a colored fighter want divorce for
anyway
The base BAH colony az Hot Springs
On growing The latest 90 appear In
Arkansas town are Bert Gilbert aud
Mike Donlin.
That Young Corbett Is not an In rs
shown by tho offer made 90 him o.
Denver TO meet Dick Hyiand. a pretty
fair second rater
g.
MoGraw and Tod Sloan have OPEN
I'd a rather protentlOus cafe and hil-
Hard room nt Forty-Becoud street aud
broadway, New York
-
breeding race horses Is costly
business aa less thau one half over
uoe the post and zach yOungster costs
5000 before he IL a racer.
fred Landers, tho western light
weight who recently mot defeat at
the hands OF Willie Fitzgerald. Is go-
ing to try his luck IN tho east
COffroth. the California promoter
O. working on a big outdoor fistio
attraction aud hopes 10 sign O'Brien
and Ryan for a 20-ruund bout as one
~ the attractions.
-
Happy jack ChesbFo. whose arm
gave him considerable trUuhle last
season. Ia In good shape for this year
bat viii eliminate the spit bail from
IHaaNa nj
frankie Neil. American bantam
weight champion, viii fight Harry
Tenny 20 rounds In san Francisco on
tAe night Of February 2Ith. They
viii weigh IN az i20 pounds az the
flnEa.do
Jack OBron has given bio mother
n $4,000 house in Philadelphia. ard
Battling Nelson has made HIS father
a present Of $4,000, Al least stories
go that effect are going the rounds
III the press
Jockey j DAILY has been ruled of
che track az City Park New Orleans
and Jockey Wi8hard indefinitely aua-
panded What a house cleaning those
Crescent CITY judges are accomplish
tuM and ~ WIS uNtutli
D.
President Merrill Of Coalgato Col-
icge, has decided views on foot ball.
Ia d recent address be- said Coal
gate gentlmen, will always be ready
90 play foot ban under any schedule
~ rules that may be- provided
-
Jack Root and Marvin Hart viii
probably meet Ia a 20-rOund bout in
Salt Lake la the latter part OF March
Root ana Hart each holds "a victory
over the other Root "a 90 hght Fred
Ruasoll ln Kalamazoo, Mich, ON Feb
ruafy goth.
Pitcher Van Anda, who Is said 90
nave as many moving wheels as Ruho
WAddell. has been e9ld by the Cam
fun, o., team Go Grand Rapids Van
Ande was drafted last season By Gin
cipuau, bat was afterwards returned
% Canton.
Adrian q. Arson, che old time base
hail player will manage q Heml-pro-
fraHionai team Ia Chicago, this sea-
aon. The Callahan Idea seems 10 be-
HaininR hoadway IN the Windy CITY.
uiih che result that q strong league
~ neaf- professionals may be- built up.
Friends az BUDDY Ryan. the wcter-
weight fighter, viii give him q benefit
an ChiraEo % raise POUNDS Ga pay for
an operation in the hope " saving
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

"A letter ON 1901 bait, iruin cot
lege president 20 the public.
To the Friends Of Dudley College.
The recent agitation On foot hall a
welcomed by an college officials and
students because 10 viii enable as 10
place tho RGmo on a higher plane
really 90 restore Il Co the high plane
"a held until q few years ago. when
The desire Go win became predominant
and overahndowed the true purposes
on which the game was founded and
resulting Ia conditions that are de-
plored hy both faculty and studo-t
body.
Foo, ball ia crane and noble
same developing true manhood and
elevatlng an who participate Ia Il and
enobling the spectator, hnt ] regret
10 acknowledge the introduction OF
certain Injurious elements. ! would
not say that / favor abulishing tho
game hut ! do favor the introduction
Of restrictions that viii lead to need
cd reforms. In this work I AK tho
corporation Of an friends of Dudley
College. and NJ this o. obtained ( am
CERTAIN that we will BE- successful in
accomplishing those ihlpHa on which
our enorgioB are now centerud.
WORDEN WORDS.
A letter from the same man 90 the
f5,000-a-year coach.
Dear ulll
of course you have kept posted on
the foot BAH question, and know how
In lot % ao-oallCd friends OF the col.
lcge have been knocking 3D. I am
sorry. for some Of the heavy contrib
utora 10 sho endowment fund think
the game should be- abolished We
.cRnnot offend them. FOR n they with
drew thelr support We would have 90
close the doors. Aud where would
we be- without foot ball2
I can't blame some % tho people
for knocking for honestly nill. we
had O. rotten team this year ana the
year before, Whom I think Of n,
pray for tho pen Of a George AIDE,
that ] might describe Il az / see n.
hut u We had a good team there
would be no knocking the game You
know that az well ng ] do So the
future Of the old college 70 in your
hands % yOn can SET together a
team that will win our friends will
Pc 80 busy yelling that they VIII have
NO time o knook. a friend of mine
By the way. one who has the price
has offcFod 40 stake the college "a
three first class men next season.
Yours for Victory
WuWUTN WORMS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Green Morris. The veteran trainer.
has announced that he viii dispose
Of hls entire string OF horses al New
Orleans aud Qnii tho game. Oraen IA
said 20 have Nearled of the bulidozlng
tactics Of no Corrlgan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24
4 - Remarl.a on 10 Lynns.T

a Few Remarks on Cast lynne"
The inspiring and celebrated play OF
East Lynne" IS "a general iavorite u
can be- truly said that the play viii
ave forever. as Il portuys nio as "a lE
actually lived. A. we look through
the viEtas OF tho past. u still lends
us the onchnnimont which carries one
to the odeo of emotion. o o. ono IN
which can boz seen the charm and
pathos which holds ana interests 20
the last M this play viii be- seen the
ever pleasing and beautiful emotional
actress. Miss Addrcne Laporto, in che
title role. with her superb robes of
beauty and elegance, in her brilliant
and charming style. d. simply pleas
ing. her artistic acting enrlchcs the
play from curtain 20 Kaleidoscope
MOI News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Jack O'Brlon has given hls mother
n $4,000 house in Philadelphia. and
Battling Nelson has made his father
a present Of $4,000. A least. stories
go that effect are solng che rounds
III the press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

frankie Neil. american bantam
weight champion, viii fight Harry
Tenny 20 rounds TN san Francisco on
tAe night Of February 27th. They
Will weigh In az i20 pounds az the
flnna.ln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

President Merrill OF Coalgate Col-
icge. has decided views on foot ball
Ia i recent address De said Coal
gate. sontlmen, will always be ready
90 play foot ban under any schedule
~ rules that may be- provided
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

fiizalmmOus has encountered oppo-
altion Ia bis attempt TO esabllah
physical culture retrcp near New
York city The residents 0i Dunnel.
len, N. y, have risen up on maas0
and declare be cannot sci himself up
Ia their midst and dlngrace tho peace
and Aigniiy n their quiet locality.
I've opposition q being led by min.
lister known us "the lighting pnraon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Pitcher Van Anda, who Is said %
nave as many moving wheels as Rubo
WAddell has been e2ld by the Can
tun, o., team lo Grand Rapids Van
Anda was drafted last season BY Cin-
riuuau, bat was afterwards returned
% Canton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Jockey J DAILY has boon ruled of
che track al City Park. New Orleans.
and Jockey Wishard indefinitely aua-
panded What a house cleaning those
Crescent City judges are accomplish
iuR-and Il was ntodod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Jack Root and Marvin Hart will
probably meet Ia 20-rouud bout in
hait Lake in the latter part Of March
over the other Root "a % fght Fred
huasoll ln Kalamazoo. Mlcha on Feb-
ruary goth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Adrian g. Arson, the old time base
ball player, will manage q semi-pro-
traaional team Ia Chicago, this aea-
aon. The Callahan Idea seems 20 be-
HaininR Roadway in the Windy City
uiih she result that q strong league
~ ueaF- professionals may be- built up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Happy Jack" Chesbfo, whose arm
gave hun considerable trouble last
season. ia In good shape for this year.
bat Will eliminate the spit bail from
ais repertoire of curves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Friends AT BUDDY Ryan. the woter-
weight fighter, viii give him q benefit
an ChieaEo % raise POUNDS Ga pay for
~ operation in the hope of saving
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

"sllghior and his wife appear % b.
az far apart AZ ever"
YES / guess that's 20. Hes IN
New York. and she's IN North Ia.
k0ta"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

Alexander had finished his JOB Of
oonquoring the world and sat down
and wopt.
Curse the luck" he moanod. mot
one magazine 20 which I can contrib
ute and the fools around me havn't
had sense enough 70 establish a lee
turo platform"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

IN the Hail Of Haabecna.
Placed In n0minatlon.-Co Count Boni.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

C0ffroth. TIE California promoter
O. working ON big outdoor fistio
attraction aud hopes 10 sign OBrien
and Ryan for a 20-round bout as one
~ tho attractions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

fred l.anders, the western light
weight who recently mot defeat At
the hands OF Willie Fitzgerald. Is GO
ing to try his luck IN tho east.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-24

breeding race horses Is a costly
business az less thau one-haif over
uee the post and each yOungster costs
$1,000 before he il n racer.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-23
Must Arise to the Emergency and
Save the Country
BY WreStieg 1t From the Trusts and
Political Tricksters and Place 1t
in Hands of the People.

Senator CummluS, of Indiana, in
speech before the ChautauqllanS,
took for his subject "rhe Reign of
the Common People, and sounded
warning to the people of the
nltcd States. He said in part:
I'VE need in this hour more
than ever before :; new baptism in
civic righteousness, i'll public hon
esty, III the patriotism of peace. in
the courage to say what we believe
to he right We have become
altogether too tender to the wrong
doer-too indulSent to the man
who fails to use his public trust for
the public good. We will he uu-
successful in preserving the high
standards of upright, impartial
and just government unless the
voters are strong in virtue and act
i've i'll fulfilling the duties OF citi-
ZenShip. We have Il better chance
than any other people on earth.
but it is il chance which. If neglect
ed, will conSign us to Il more dis
NAL defeat than any other nation
can suffer-
A.siN'iiS VI VIC li'iNtf Iiitt tplllll-
nations OF manufacturers, the
speaker paid his compliments to
these earth gi9tbbcIS III pointed
style, saving:
They want duties on imports
so high that, having stitIcd compc-
tition. they can sell ut home at
their own prices. even though they
sell proiitably abroad for much
less. Having either bought their
rivals or overcome them by unfair
practices. they want To he let alone.
and every effort for fair regulation.
every demand for square dealing
Is met by a combination of wealth
and influence against which only
the most rcSoiute integrity can
stand without terror and dismay.
Il do not accuse them individu-
ally of dishonesty. but tn" system
rceks with falsehood, tricl>cry and
corruption. 1t seems IL paradox.
but ii may be true that in the
VaStnesS of their operations the
profits OF diShOmOr flow clean and
pure into the pockets OF their
sanity leaders. but. if 80 { | am not
here to ask whether their money is
tainted beyond sanctiiication) J then
let them pour their fortunes into
tn" channels of atonemcnt and
leave the government to the com
mon people,
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-23
CHARLESTON'S LABOR JUBILEE.
on Monday September Third VIII Be the Greatest In the History
of the State.
s Oh inc ioh to Celebrate Labor's Only Gigantic Labor
Love Feast With Music and Amusement Features G,, cr uru
Be Crowded With Visiting Unonsts and Their Families

dollar counts in business. 4 right
winch not even the courts may dis
pute Is that man may spend his
wages In whatever way he sees fit.
ohlon men are awakening TO tho
tact that their dollars and the union
dollar in business is IL fact that can.
not be ignored, and is am argument
OF great weight. Manufacturers
nave to depend upon the patron.
age OF workmen for the success of
thelr business, and the worLmen
arc becoming alive to that fact. A
UNION dollar spent for principle is n
hammer that has driven the truth
home to many an unfair EMPLOYER,
and the>union map's dollar is com
ing more into evidence every day,
Make your dollar count by refusing
to purchase amy product of unfair
employers. Tho unionizing of a
shop may be more readily accom-
pllshcd by Withholding your pat
ronage and that of your friends
than in any other way.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-23
KNOW THE FACTS
The Misleading Advocate Always
Arouses False Hopes.
Statements Made at Random Do Incal-
culable Harm TO the Labor Move
ment Should Be Avoided.

Trades unions should know and
carefully note all of the economic
facts surrounding the business
The misleading advocate who
aronscS false hope by making
statements not grounded upon facts
does lncalculable harm To the labor
movement. 1t is better for us all
to know the cold facts and then,
man fashion, look things Squarclv
in the face and act accordingly.
doing the best we can, than it is to
go into trance, imaging great
things for Il few moments and then
wake up with headache which
takes years TO get over. No one
wishes more devoutly than we do
that we had a social and economic
state in which there would be no
want, privation on suffering on the
part of a single human being--a
world where there would bc no
great private riches and no abicct
poverty. However. things are not
as some of us would wish, and no
one should lend their aid to vision
AIRY schemes that promise something
for nothing, andno honest man will
knowingly encourage auNone in Il
false hope.
The tradeS-union movement is
the very best that has been evolved
50 far, and it should receive the
hearty encouragement and assist
ance Of all right thinking men and
women. II has done wonders in
the past, and viii continue TO i'm
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-23

ter. AS in all other organizations,
undesirable men will at times sue
ceed i'll securing AM office, but in
the great democratic labor move
ment such men can be easily re-
moYed, and are removed. Chalac-
ter, stability, perseverance and
unselfishness are essential qualities
III the men who retain official
positions i'll Il labor union. Many
OF these officials, business agents.
local officials and officials of nation
al and international unions are
members and officers in the various
churches. Moreover. their efforts
as uniOniStS are directed to secure
improved temporal conditions for
the workers, that will make it pos
Slble for them to direct their atten-
ton to things ideal, beautiful, spir,
itual.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-23
knowledge IS Power.

If YOU 90 into any lawyer Office
You will find lying around one or
more legal journals: 90 into
preachers study and you VIII see a
number of religious papers: enter Il
physicians office and your eyes will
fall upon several medical journals.
These men would no more think of
doing without then Journals than
farmer would undertake to farm
without farming implements. In
deed, they could not successfully
follow their professions without
them. And the more learned and
siillful any Of these men may be,
the more eager they are 10 learn
more. 1t is only the cheap. very
cheap ones that know it all and
don { need to learn more Men
like Samuel GomperS and John
Mitchell viii carefully read the
smallest labor paper published in
the United States. Go thou and dc
likewise
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-23

no one could describe the suffering,
no artist could picture the scene; it
is beyond comprehension. When
one branch of laborerS come out on
a strike. how it affects the whole
universe! 1t is the leading topic
OF the day. Prices go up and it
causes regular commotion. We
talk about Cotton King Corn
hlng, Money Power" ..Capital
klng;' we admit they occupy
nigh seats especially capital sits
uppermost i'll good many peoples
hearts) but We look higher-way
above all these-and we see Labor
ON royal seat, overshadowing all
else, and we take off our hat to
"king Labor
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1906-08-23
LABOR MUST UNITE THE COMMON PEOPLE F
Printers Discuss Plans For Unions
x.ss,-.s To Enter Politics.
Scheme Offers Practical Chance for
Benefit of Trade Union Move
nlent in General.

That the entrance of the labor
unions into politics under the plan
adopted by the American Fedcr-
alton of Labor ut its recent CON
Nentlon Is Il practical question.
which should be given serious
thought by all labor men. is the
belief of James j. Murphy, Presi-
dent OF the big Six of New
York, the largest union under the
jurisdiction J of the international
typographical union.
speaking as an individual
member and not as ii representa-
tive of the |. L. u. and knowing
the conservative attitude OF the
officers OF the American Federation
of Labor. ! believe that this uues-
ton of the entrance of the labor
unions into politics should be given
every consideration. | am not
prepared to say that it is the best
thing for labor unions. but it offers
d practical chance for the benefit
OF the trade union movement III
general. This plan is IA most i'm
portant phase of organized labor.
and should he given serious con
Sideration.
One of the greatest things we
union men have to contend with *
the use OF the injunction on trivial
premises to prevent the union from
berS aS perfectly fair and legiti-
mate business. 1t creates an opinion
III the minds OF the majority OF the