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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

Hcrgcrc bias resigned az clerk of thc
district our en- request az judge Nc
Pie The request was formal hui
asked fur thc immediate resignation.
so ohargcs were made or mentioned.
ThcreHrau al the Plunderhuud fa-
peers announce hat Bergeres account
49, aI right and Hrrgere ls quoted e.
saving that there is nu ehuftare Ir
hi. accounts ht these same papers lr
as much as no % had charged tha'
There was "a shortage. mcthInks thi
clerk doth protest too much Farm.
Iue.un Tlmts- Hustler
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
CAUSES or

Since the telegraph lines have been
obliged to take to the hospital. on ae-
count Of nervous prostration. and the
people have been obliged to withdraw
their attention. temporarily, at least
from this busy world and its vast con
Germs. We may be excused for refer
ring to the home4y fact that our tncie
sam Is giving almost a fatherly at
tentlon to the domestic affairs Of the
people. now-a-days. For Illustration
a special agent Of the census bureau
who has a corps Of clerks at his com
mand. has been busy for a long time
past. gathering statistics Of divorces
throughout the country, during the
wenty years from 1887 to 1907.
A special object Of the inquiry Is 10
ascertain what proportion Of the d.
vorces was due to the use Of alcohol
The result viii be embodied, as usual
IN a dry report. pages Of columns OF
figures. tables Of percentages, etc
The i%mmediable results viii be chron-
icled. but the percentage Of drunken
husbands will be the only clue to the
want Of proper sense OF duty and self
control which is at the bottom Of mosi
divorces. some matches. being made
from sordid motives. are fore-doomed
to failure. Others, made with AIDE
auate affection on one OF both sides
are plainly bound to fail by reason Of
the vicious-for example. drunken
character Of one or both parties. But
the great majority of divorces, espe-
cially Of young couples. result, it Is
believed. from capricious Wills undis.
ciplined desires. want Of habits of self.
restraint and selfish i~ndisposition 1,
undergo the sacrifices incident to mar
ried life. Companions, or chums, IN
any enterprise must exercise for sue.
cess self-restraint and cultivate ar
amlabIe disposition to bear and for
bear-much more in a close relation
like marriage, where reckless selfish
ness is fatal with couples more ad
vanced In years the causes Of divorce
are more varied, with these 'incom
patibiIity" Is often a matter %
nerves" The hardships Of life, TN
effort to rear children and get on Il
the world have brought too severe
strain. The husbands or the Wife
nerves give way. The humdrum o
daily toll and sacrifice becomes mo
notonous. Health and temper ar
more or less impaired, and with nag
cling and broils there is loss Of th
| fondness of the first years of marie.
life. The nerves, In short, are sadl
| d~lsordered, and the disaEreeablenes
OF ones own ervou ir|ritabillty Is az
! tributed TO ones mate. ones own de
| feet Is attributed To another's perver
sity. In such circumstance what
wanted is a vacation, rest and recu
peratiun-not "A lawsuit. a temporar
separation under such circumstance
while seeking health. viii go far
prevent a permanent one The situa
tion demands a psychological patho'
ogist-an intelligent physician-not
divorce Most mental worries resu
from a bad physical condition, and
doctor. not a lawyer, Is the proper ad
wiser
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
rnn r1E prnIIC GOnn.

Most persons familiar with The his
tory Of New Mexico viii remember
how much our people formerly sur
fered from the fact hat land titles all
over the territory were clouded by the
uncertainty which enveloped the old
spanish land grants. and how diffi-
cult. almost impossible. Il WAS on that
account. twenty-five years ago. to
raise money even FOR a gllt-edged en-
tefpflse. on real estate security. my
where In New Mexico But In course
Of time the general government or
Ranized what was known as the
atrniied states Court of Private Land
Grants" presided owe by one Of IA
ablest Jurors la the vest. The time OF
:his court was devoted exclusively TO
the work of d~isentangling and
straiehtening gu these almost mex
trlcably confused titles and claims,
and when. after several years Of unre-
hitting labor The whole situation was
tiNiilltN AiltH Ntif N'''N'Nt W'NNN
rles defined. aud "a prospective in-
weston had onl, o. consult the records
H. ascertain who owned thc land
This relieved Kew Mexico Of Sac
worst handicap handicap indeed.
which was worse and more Injurious
to This territory than any other sec-
zion ~ the country ever had 20 bear.
aud one which constituted withal, a
practically lnsurmountablc bar to
material progress of every character
and 30 was not until The land couri
had finished its work. and the pub
h. had learned HAT we really had se.
eafits Tee offer which would secure
Jhai the actual development Of th'
grant natural resources uf This ,orri
tony. was undertaken boz o. practica
end substantial manner That pc
fiaa VIU mark boo hi-tor, the real De
rInnlur 81 thr development ana mod
s|raIgati.u of Sew Mcvico-thc polu.
lu the progress of Time ai which th'
dob, house gave 500, to brick. nn'
the u.ud roof ul- .au,rocdcd Do, shin.
rItF aut iron
Ihe nr,.eut agitation aud iu,esiiga.
lion. brought .I.uf nl the alleged
wrongful disposal sf Iarf, bodies o.
frsrtsf-, I-ns ts.. ,H.eI .uuji
t.au of thing. similar FOB ibat Vhiei
~. naturally produced Do, the uu.er
talnn 90 titles u lht dl, uf lh, uI.
spanish grant. aud though tH, sen
tiemeut of th, aa,ti1n may oaus.
some annoyance and rns.an SOM
hardship and joss to comparative
few individuals % must Ius,ItauI, en
Is much benefit tn th, Territory @
large 10 the government goes aH Nl.
rs. work 81 has commenced anl go.
rs "a through 90 q definite r.ue.
som ore way ~ the other
The acreaec involved in ode rrc
Investigation o. but d baraisir cou
mfel with mat which the land cou.
hsd b. deal aIfh. buf b uncertain'
~ atles .n this case viii be- mus
greater in proportion ta ihe area DO
VOWED because th- land g. being use.
b. many eases as basis Of impo'
tant Industries Hence for h ger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
DON'T DIE Ar Is
Curc tie Indigestion Which l. NJ
Liable To lead To- ApnpieNN.

Rush 81 business. eating too fast and
fnu much. eNCesses ut any kind. soon
r..uIf LA Indigestion. Then when The
digestive nrgans cannot Cart fUr tine
food u~rnperly the coats OF thc blood
vessels in the brain get little nuurish-
meut. become brittle. aud finally YIELD
a.th+ fierce blood pressure One
Is then said TO have q shurk To hc
rtrai,reH. or to die from apopleXy
pesple suffering with headache. gid
mess p~aIpitation. slceplcssuc-s bad
haste jan tho mouth. d~rowsiucss. coated
tongue. distress after eating. sprcks
before tire eyes. and any other of the
many distressing results 81 "a weakened
stomach. should profit hy the dis
..oNarf of Ms-o-na stomach tablets
Iu recent years the greatest adNanc,
n medicine has been In the STUDY ol
aiaa4s,s III digestion and nutrition and
u.s. other prescription has proven i'
.aif &c as much value as Mi-u-nn. u
relied uuun as a certainty today y.
r.NsNfnr the worst troubles OF tE".
.tIum and assimilation and makln Z
ampiste cure.
mo proof that can D. OF
faftH In suhStnntiatiun ~ the claims
mat Mi-a-na viii cure the worst forms
af stomach trouble. cancer excepted
aud give immediate RELIEF o. lhlis
tIau Is the guarantee that ~
DtEIeliY CO.. give with every 'h'
haN ~ Mi-o-na Go refund thr m"ut'
unies. Ml-s-ua cures A ~rulruufr.
like this must inspire cnniit'ncr if
mf.a.na. D.. ID. ofHielly CO. take OBJ.
uh.ie lisa and the utmeit wII uo'
east you : penny unies H cures %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
Grabbed IL.

As we supposed IL would do. IN
Paso has appropriated the comet. re-
garding It as a private property just
as II did with the Yaqui war. The rec
porters there have not classified tnr
comet. hut they speak OF u % "a ball
o. fire with a fiery tail hanging over
the rio Grande.-Phoenix Repuhli-
Y4u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

u is said that the new clerk of the
First judicial district court has mo-
Insurance and county official bonding
business ON the side which viii force
him 10 employ as an assistant "a man
convicted of crime and out ON bond
pending an appeal-Aztec Index.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
Children Cry For It.

the symptoms Of JOY manifested hy
the small boy when his mother starts
for the family medicine chest.-Phoe-
Mix Republican
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

rr fsr fasrs was caunned o. nv f
h Ha mr kituffa Nntrs h A.
.Har ~ H. % uaufne tnd H H
are fhaI .aIH Oh move part i tae N
H.rH..f.I Boo frr Bet medical sAil afaN
.Ha naI .HnIH fHf nH relief uufN fF
kIInf. cote SIS uHsnled t w pr
ss srn q aaiseua o. me 2 a. ohe-f
fa. fHurrfata
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
Solos ::s a.: !.

AWFuLLY SWEET Of Trinidad to
consent to give us just one little wal
lop.
THE WILD scramble % the Push
has reached The stage Of acute fun
keyism.
A LITTLE scrap over the grant in
the latest development in the har-
mony situation at Las Vegas
THE SCHOOL fund is insufficient
in Aztec. Bernalillo county might
loan siavio TO them for "a few days.
$40
THE AZTEC Index has some point
ers on "Fumigation for Prairie Dogs.
II would seem 10 be more necessary in
the case % skunks.
sRs
WITH FORTY pound melons at
four cents a pound ia A~lamogordo
there would seem to be- no room for
the pessimist there.
WITH 500 a. the Fairbanks family
reunion the tall and secdy sycamore
from The Wabash is assured of a good
sized boon 70 start with.
singular.
A SPRINGER man IS said to be
suffering from the shingles, They
ought 10 out a tin roof ON him.
$50
THE ESTANCIA postoffice matter
reminds one of the agitated duellist
who declared the other man was
closer to him than he was ~ him.
$50
"CLOUDBURST" is the name Of a
thriving town in San Juan county.
Which is no stranger than having q
| town named Siberia I'm the Mojave
desert.
THE OLD CHA bridge has passed
says the Phoenix Republican. TINS
| can hardly be called "a sensation. L
the flood season the ella bridge gen
orally passes every few days.
AN ORGANIZATIONS Of travelinf
men has been formed 40 C%loudcrof'
called "rhe Squirrels. This prob.
ably refers to the well known tender
cy Of the fraternity 10 be- risky.
s<~
GEORGE BUCKNER lost a val
liable horse last week. The ANNA
fell into q Well.'-Tucumcari News.
There is an old saw that a thing i
not lost when YOU know where 1t is,
"a GOOD reputation may be q Nal
liable asset but II Is sometimes yer!
Iahorious to live up to.''-Gloomy Gus
The above must have been inspired
by the Hon. George Washington
P%richard.
"ONCE IN \ WHILE set We see
copy of the referees report i'm 'h'
Bursum case" The gentlemen stu
forget hat fifty cents SPRING.
Stockman
stung again.
ONCE IN A while "a newspape
man shows some business ability. Tn
editor of the SnagtoVn T%orchligh
has oloped with his linotype operate
and married her. This will obViat
the necessity OF paying her wages.
go
4 PECOS valley fan says It Is be
ueved that Curry Is "onto the curves
Of the P|lunderbund pitcher, and vii
not strike out. Which will be qui.
satisfactory unless the umpire "a
Washington gives another bum de
cision.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
Thought We Had It.

The people Of New Mexico will soon
Doe given a square deal-Silver CITY
Enterprise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

Two babies down-Raynolds and
prichard-Roswell Record
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

Tas prsmpf sad eeurteuus trsstrasnt sna
NJ srss sbafuesf - fos-t. feu sAi mnks ~
mi.fak@ - aaIlina - mi klGINNuHt.
fIs Meth Third stfest-of ~tsiephaalaE feuf
af1af A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
An AppreciatiOn.

WE DO NOT much like the idea
of the Santa Fe New Mexican
knocking It's own town-but we app
preciate the fact that It chooses Ros-
well as the model for emulation w.
RpgWsn Record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

"ONCE II A WHILF yct We see
cop of the referees report in 'hf
Bursum case The gentlemen stu
forget that fifty cents -Springei
Stockman.
Stung again!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

SEVEN YOUTHFUL citizens of Az
tee lcft FOR the Colorado mountains
the other dHy with Inc following par
nphernalla. one tent. seven rifles.
seven r|eyolyers seven shotguns seven
fishing rods and tackle. one axe. two
ioaves of bread. seven looking glasses.
seven pounds of salt. seven pairs OF
hin boots. seven boxes of cigars scN-
On cases of bait mostly swallows. ana
other necessifirs % is explained that
the boys viii neither hunt NOR fish con
the trip. ss Colorado require H SIS
/ license from nonresident sp"rt-mpu.
They are merely going to look at thc
eerusr-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

80
THE ANVIL rhorrs formerly led
by Colonel Frost is to be temporarily
suspended until the new music arrives
from Washington. THE old tunes "''
am ont of date. Roswell Record.
Meanwhile the Comptometer is sing
ing It's siren song for the benefit of
the new governor.
49,
"TT WAS \ CRIME for Hagerman
to import q prison expert from KAN
sas. according 90 the Plunderhund
press. Vim they kindly Inform us
what II is when McFte selects a clerk
from the district Of Columbia f"-
Pennington Times-Hustler.
The Grimes Bustler should be
ashamed Of itself 20 ask such eN-
tremely embarrassing questions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

\ PECOS valley fan says 1t is be-
lleved that Curry is "onto the curves
Of the Plunderbund pitcher, and VIII
not strike out. Which VIII be qui.'
satisfactory unless the umpire a'
Washington gives another bum de-
cisiOu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

ONCE IN a while "a newspaper
man shows some business ability The
editor of the SnagtoWn Torchlighl
has cloped with his linotype operator
and married her. This Will obNiatt
the necessity OF paying her wages.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14
Thpts MI.

The amazing. s~tupendous, unpre-
cedented $4,000 libel suit Instituted
by George Washington Prichard
against the Journal for iniuring bis
feelings. doesn't appear to be anything
but an attempt to force the Journal
into lire with the gang and thus stop
Sc from telling he truth. Springer
| StoCkman.
Maybe after am Prichard merely
brought that suit for am advertising
/ dodge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-14

"a GOOD reputation may be a val
liable asset but it Is sometimes vcr>
laborlous to live up to''-Gloomy Gus
The above must have been inspired
by the Hon. George Washington
prichard.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-09-20

state pension of SIPS a week for every
body over sixty years of age. The
congress also opposed the compulsory
arbitration Of industrial disputes.
President Commutes Sentence.
The president has committed the
prison sentence of James l.. Bradford
Of New Orleans, convicted In 1905 of
conspiracy to steal public land, the
ground being that of old age and
physical infirmities, as urged by Sena-
tors McEnery and Foster. Bradford
was sentenced to two years imprison-
ment and to pay fine of'$5,500. His
sentence will now be cut to Oct. 20,
1907, on condition that the fine be paid.
Southern Railway Books Wanted.
The North Carolina rate case came
up before master appointed by Judge
Pritchard at Washington, and counsel
for the state demanded that the South
ern turn it's books over to experts EN-
ployed by the state to determine
whether the railroad had paid money
for lobbying, to subsidize newspapers
and for other improper purposes. Cen
eral Counsel Thorn of the Southern OBJ
jected to this plan, which, he said.
was proposed to crafty a lot of poll
ticians, but said he was willing to
have the books brought into court an,
examined in the usual course of the
hearing. Judge Montgomery, the mas
ter, intimated that he would agree
with Thorn, but reserved his deci-
sion. Congressman Woodward, who
represented the state, charged openly
that former Democratic State Chair
man Pou, the law partner of United
States Senator Simmons, had received
$1,000 from the Southern for lobbying
in tho last legislature.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS
Harvester Trust Pays Fine.

On Sept. the International Har-
vester company of Wisconsin pleaded
guilty at Austin, Tex, In the antitrust
suits instituted against 1t by the state
Of Texas and paid the fine Of $50, 900
imposed by the court. The company
also subscribed to the perpetual injunc-
ton forbidding 1t from operating in
any way in Texas.
To Complete Quebec Bridge.
Notwithstanding the collapse Of the
uncompleted south end of the big can
talever bridge over the st. Lawrence
at Quebec, Aug. 20, In which seventy
five skilled laborers and engineers
were carried down to their deaths, the
Phenix Bridge company of Phenix-
vile, Pa, announces that the work
will go on and that 1t will make good
on its contract to complete this
bridge. The Canadian government has
expressed its willingness to give the
company another opportunity. AL
though the precise cause of the dis
aster remains a mystery, 1t became
known that warning had been sent
by the consulting engineer for the men
to leave the structure, and forty-fve
had done SO only two days before the
bridge fell.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-09-20

In the report that 12A carat diamond
had been found by d. B. Conway of
Texarkana in a different part of Pike
county from that mentioned in recent
reports Of diamond discoveries. Ma
tives are deserving ordinary pursuits
to tramp the woods and gullies i'll
search of precious stones, and the
price of lands has doubled overnight.
Ten Mile Swimming Champion.
II. J. Handy of Chicago won the first
annual National A. A. U. ten mile
river swim championship on the Mis-
sissippi at st. Louis.
Composer Grieg Dead.
Edward H. Grieg, the famous Nor
wegian composer, died at his home in
Bergen, Norway, Sept. 4, at the age Of
sixty-four.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-09-20
Flat Passenger Rates.

1t may be that the railroad managers
who have made such a stir over the leg
islation making one rate of fare IRE
pective of conditions, as has been
passed in several states, have been I'M
duly apprehensive. The statistical re-
ports upon railroad affairs give unques-
tionable evidence of great prosperity.
The reports to the railroad commission
by the railroads of Minnesota for the
months Of May and June, show gain
under the fat two. cent a-mile rate of
$3.50, 000 three fifths of which was local
business. Corresponding results are
also officially reported from Missouri,
where similar legislative conditions
have existed. The figures from the
Railway Manual make showing else
where such as does not warrant the
contention that the regulation of fares
undertaken are ''rujnous." Whatever
may be said as to the injustice of a
universal rate throughout q state,
enough seems to have been shown from
practical operation to demonstrate that
If any loss at all is sustained from a fiat
two-cent rate under reasonable condi-
lions, it will be very slight, while in
the great number of cases where gen.
eral business Is active, no inconsider-
able gains in receipts under the lower
rate will be enjoyed. While fiat rate
may be unjust and unwise, the expert.
ence thus far, as officially reported in
figures. indicates that it is far from
"ruinous," as has been so generally pre-.
dicted it would be by many railroad
managers
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-09-20
COMMERCIAL
Night Telephone Rates OF.

Night Telephone Rates of.
The telephone companies in all the
larger cities have notified their patrons
that hereafter the lower rates for night
messages will not be in force, all mes
RACES to be at the regular day rates.
This change applies to the long dis
lance service.
Failures In August.
The current Issue Of Dun's Review
records $50 failures In this country
during August, representing $15, 49,
TAO defaulted indebtedness as cSm-
pared with 7SS failures, amounting to
S8,S21, 154, in August of last year. The
Increase occurred largely in manufac-
turing lines.
Price Of Copper Again Cut.
Phelps, Dodge & Co. and other large
dealers in copper metal have cut the
price Of electrolytic from ~ to 10 cents
a pound, and this was expected to
break the deadlock between dealers
and consumers.
Georgia Central Surplus $50.
The report of the Central Railroad Of
Georgia for the last fiscal year dis
closes a surplus of only $33 after pay
ing the interest, but holders of the
bonds on which dividends were passed
say that the books have been kept
wrongly. They will bring suit to re-
cover interest said to be due. In
creased cost OF operation was given as
one cause of. the condition of the treas
ury, and S150,O0O was held against
the refunding on lumber shipments to
Ohio In the last four years, or cents
hundred, as ordered by the supreme
court.
Ocean Rate War Spreads.
The International Mercantile Marine
company has gone into the rate war
by cutting its eastbound charge to
$3.50 ito meet the action Of Compel
itors." This is virtually the winter
schedule two months ahead of season.
Arkansas Diamond Find.
The people Of Arkansas and adjacent
sections have been greatly interested
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-09-20
E x E Gu We
To Re Named New York.

~ &c NdfIlCo NSW rCFks
1t is announced from Washington
that the president and the navy de-
partment have reached a decision to
name one of the two 10000 ton bat
tleships authorized by the last session
of congress the New York. The ar
mored cruiser now bearing that name
will be rechristened Saratoga to per-
petuate that name in the navy. the
old historic vessel with that title hay
ing been condemned and ordered to be
broken up. The other Of the two giant
battleships authorized has been named
Delaware. At present there are only
two states In the Union which have
not battleships or armored cruisers
named for them-Utah and North Da-
kota.
Naval Shakeup Begun.
One of the most radical shakeups
In the history of the United States
navy is now reported to be under way
In the department, with especial refer
ence to the personnel of the line on
the battleships which are to take part
In the forthcoming Pacific cruise. The
purpose Is to advance the younger men
to the fighting line and send their eld-
ers to the rear. and It Is said that Of
the eighteen captains who will COM
mand the ships on the long voyage
fourteen will he men younger than the
officers now I'm command. The orders
relieving the older men were kindly
put, and they were assured that their
transfer to shore duty was in no way
a reflection on their ability.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-09-20
Whore Have They Gone,

What has become of the old fashioned
man who carried shot bag in his
pocket to keep change inG
Who wore barn door trousersY
Who kept boot jack to pull off his
boots?
Who had his trousers lined with
Hnbleached muslin n
Who wore long lined duster when
travelings
Who carried au old flat carpet bagf
Who CREASED his boots on Sunday
Who wore a shaw]2
Who wore watch cord with watch
key fastened to it2
What has become of the old fashioned
woman who kept bodkin in her work
basket
Who baked custard for tea when she
had companys SlaH 80
Who made impressions around the
edge of pies with a key to make them
look fsncys
Who wore calico sunbounetss. with