Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17

apnruprlaieness in presentlnF an ap.
peat for lun.is. a. ia ln n very small
wcy indeed. in which they apply, be-
cause they carry around c1piea OF
sunshine their o0lcial EaueT for
which they ask the mOdcat sum OF
one dime. and then fho agent hands
over d little card asking fhe donor OF
tho dime 90 give them the addresses
70 any blind bablta ihcy kloW Of or
OF any blind adulf who is in need oi
caro- ant attention. promising that
their aFuuts win az once sook cnf
the blind persons. and take them in
charge There la certainly uo hotter
place FOR sunshine TO - than into
blind Eyes. il ! can get there, Bnd to
warm zap and cheer the aunerers lf
q can't restore their sight. None ap
peal "a as more strongly than the
alrhiloHs ones. The city makes some
pr0yision for them. hui ii ia soauiy
They certainly should not be- com
puliCd fcr lack % support. ,c sell pen.
ellis on the streets, or 90 beg on the
highways Miaa Helen Keller thu Prod
igy, makes an appeal for them. i.et
aii take hold with "5unahine' and
bclp the blind
fcarai People Too Pro6leseuous.
Mr HearUta political movaf1HnEa
are bccominR morn and more active.
and he 81 fast building up a party Ia
the Empire state q ia quite within
the posslhilitios and even In the
pro, Abilities that h. may b. uominai.
Ga for governor OF the state of New
York. But ssmo OF Mr nearsta foi.
lowers and converts DO not stick
There o. n substantial less 90 him
throughout the wards of the city
among those who voted fof him for
mayor. anG many are saying that the
Hearst boom was not q permanent
one and that it will s-uu be- dis.
sipated. A notable follower. Hon.
Bird s ColOr. whom the Hearst men
elected president OF the borough Of
brooklyn to be- a odds nl'
ready With his gseat leader, FOR Colof
has been bitterly attacked in the board
oi aidermph hy ". G. Peters, the lead.
rr of the Hearst forces in the board.
Peters. it o. said acted with the con.
sent n noi by the order ~ Hearfi
npa The Municipal Ownership League.
now the lndt pendent league. and b.
was one 81 Color's pct projects that
was assailod, ahuwinr thai both sides
were deeply interested IN the matter
q A falling odt by two such prominent
I leaders OF q young cause, shows badsy
and has done much damago alycaty
! 90 the Hearst boom and movement
7 Another thlux against the Hearst
I boom ls The disposition of the Hearst
managers 20 pitch in on anything and
Z everything. CO. though The members
were afraid .ihoy would bo forgotten
l lf they didn't make some new move
each day They were quietly sQuclch
I ed hy Attorney General Mayer wod
( Buuldnt glVt them authority to tako
( proceedings against the merger 90 the
\ New York city railway lines And 20
We are having tho Hearst party ar
ranging. or trying 60 arrange, every
I thlng in The cit}. and now in tho state.
3 and pretty soon maybe in the United
l States. ~ seems 20 ho unknown io
them tha tho great mass of things
on this terrestrial sphere ro alonr
I from year O. year without any EEine
/ up by anybody and t0at the strength
of rocicty lies iu ius' Thar class ol
! Things Public ahairs and public
officials can't be put through the PAGES
uu the tightropp an the while without
the public suffering seriously. in fact
such q hOdgcpDdFe has been created
I that public matters have become q
crazy Guilt of the most dazzling and
confusing oolors
OLu TIMER.