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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04
~ Msao

fba mean fhthH
What HeN Jeansstsf
VII ! l8id him ! Nas E1lnz 20
haVT : birthday eahe Wlfh 4 eAm4ts
for rafh year
And ghAt dla ~ a.
What dtH be- s4g My 1he horYia
man said be thafighs ! sh0aid Hsa =
igs@n - ~ eleetfie itsh,a. - ! n8aHhs
sshaast th~ eaaats saHplY chleaGe
AewH
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04
ma Manual ReauIi

Wheat IL RulnR up now. taat itf.
remarked the casual rcadcr ef tho
papers
Yes. replied The Young apaCuia
tor with a chueki.
IT'S the whva, iuet nos that's be
hind the dough baltimore AMER
lean
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04

Ever notice re- anrrled the Install
meat aaeatlauer
mid | rver notice What asked the
man At Tho oIher snd ~ the dfa
iaaAr
THAT a. lens ~ ynH dsmt wmas ~
borrow anything fou are always bump
lns inIa r@apln abs SAINT W. i~Hd ysu
sonsth1nRf continued the party ~
the prelude Chicago Sswa
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04

Yea. aho said. Z at~Aya like 10
$50 aut with Tom
nut. hcr friend replied, he seems
~ stupid lie hardly ever says any
thlnE
Z knnw Sill ! can sig and tell
him my tfuublra ny the hour and he
never bets me know by ~SFd ~ align
that he 10 hslas barred - Chicago nec.
ard Herald
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04

HsIckiah 4 uont deny that ssat
4 aubateFioot ~hcn wus drafted dur
In the war fact Il. I'm proud Nv a.
That therH nnhainrto0, told me hlnaeif
thar he killed moresn hundred an
ffsf rebels
Obadiah tdtYlyi l've hsatd that
aubstertoo,s wuE dangerous hut Yan
cant make mr. awaiIcr that yarn
PUCK
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04

Hos bon have y0a be~a n4arri@a ~
saEsa me fft~aa vha had lass ~
saEaed fFosa tfip ahtoaa
six m0aths asa ths Fepiy
And he's atea m4sgiaseHF saFihs
gouF aasFlrd the Othrr
-Oh like . ksad fsanY % mY aez
a1taiasaneeM ~ aaHrY answered
ne ex haehsinr chfeaen News
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04
Anrantsd.

You do not have much aueesss in
making social distinctions over hcre =
HRld the European
That's fact. answered Mr.
Dustin atAx. When think ~ ths
way . man Hh0 receives only the
paiify salary nf Judge II permitted
~ talk 10 . man with my inegms. IL
makes me- burn With indignation -.
Washington Star
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04
-.
Put Mir Out

Married him iuei AZ ~ vas get.
ting over y LONG hauss Didn't she ?
Yep caught him riRht IN thr bat I
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04
ins ana outs

n ae@r se~m stFanae. wlthaut : doahI
ta thta sFrat Faee tar ttn=
man All neyet h. all oar'
Until ~ lH All W.
tHAiraEu tHsitS Nrws
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04

~ pH6 IN shH purse Df aaf fpms
sHa - ieHa Hatsg We Hss sosk#s.
aAht ffs bfaEss daaa a1ast
Fhsa Hs4ia ! snaH tsaes
fsttaHs tksfs'a purse ~, Hsf psszkst ?
e1iteHs ttaHF ssas
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04

Miss Bss HFeff~ Fhmy Say F0ar
performance was = real treat.
Faatr t4ahir so Il @MA nv nm
airass sae made 40 eafireIy ~ deed
heada. it ~Aa ny treas roahesn
Btatssman
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04
q q a1a
STILLS

FirenreeF.
~You say yeur husband frequently
gets overloaded = interrosaged the pa-
lite clerk in The hahrrdashcry Thea
rerhapr YOU had better set hsa cei-
lnloid cellar
No replied the ~ife of the irFl-
table merchant ! thlnk anr Ot aahes-
tos Would aHlt bin better
Asbvstus
Yes suu rev, hts clerks say he
Il always Erttlug hot anaer the cut
lar ~" Chicago News
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04

an Evinz 60 sak q gfest favor 81
ypa. aAs sat5. hmaltatlnsiY
II IL sirsady granted b. so.
suereA. 8evosediy
"A very great favor shs Fsp@4tsd.
as " doubtful 81 tlse DsupftsfY ~ stat.
ting NJ f0usTe maFs Y0H woha think
Il pFsaumptsosa ~ forward IL me p
S@EeF. Dc aRsMsfsa 4 Ei0rY ~
thla svlasaee Of year trust sna coma
aeaee Osit tell me shat ! cas- -
fag YUa
Well shs fepiiss. slth esidse1 -.
Iuesases. wonIa ysa mIaa knttinx ~
% thai russle benehs Phps painted
Il fhis aftsEnooa. zaA hs stil - awfal
" provoked II ~ has 10 ~ n evel
akaaR
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-04

Ma maEes Bleaka waIa =
isne
~he spsnt his vacation a. the 90
shore Miiwsakse sentinel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
NEW YORK PHYSICIAN
MURDERED IN PORTLAND

Portland, Ore, Jan. THE body
Of DR.. philip Edward Johnson, a
physician Of New York, was found to-
night under the Jefferson street
bridge. An examination of the body
revealed the fact hat the doctor had
been robbed and his body east over
the bridge and his watch had been
unfastened from It's fob and removed.
No other valuahles were found. The
body was horribly mangled and was
only identified by cards In the pocket.
DIR. Johnson resided with his wife at
the Nortonio. "a fashionable hotel.
The couple came here from New York
a short time aAl,
Mrs, Johnson Is a daughter of cX-
Governor Hadley OF ohio. Mrs, John
son IL Frustrated and no information
can be obtained from her regarding
the case. 1t has been learned that The
Johnsons came here from the east
two months ago, u being their inton-
ton to make Portland their home.
They ate dinner tonight at their hotel
and Or. johnson was In a happy
frame of mind, After dinner he vis-
itcd w q. Alvord. cashior Of a local
bank ana after talking with him for
a few minutes. left to "a 10 the homo
Of Or. Panton on Portland Heights.
He had to cross the Ford street bridge
to reach Or. PantOn's home. but SO
far no one has been found who saw
him after leaving Mr., AlVord's house.
Dramatic Critic Dead AT Portland,
Portland, ore. Jan. Harry
Hurst. "a cartoonist, dramatic critic
and playwright of Louisville. Ky. rs
years of age died here today of tu-
befcular meningitis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
SAYS NORTHERN PACIFIC
ATTEMPTED TO BRlBE HIM
Secretary of Pacific Coast Lumber
Association Oncrci Inducements
TO Qult Agitation Against
llic Road.

Chicago. Jan Victor "a. Beck
man. secretary OF thr Patinc Coast
Lumhcrmegs association. who b. ac-
lively engaged iu an EFFORT o. fortu
railroads tn relieve The car short1Et
IN the northwest today inserted fhlr
attempts had been made hy railroad
manager to hrihD him t0 deslsf in his
e~udesNors 90 forcc their hands Tie
also declared that his desk Boo Seattle
had been broken open twice recently.
apparently iu nn enor to- procure stR-
fislief which Dee hHs been F~athering
fur months and which arc in D. pos
session 81 300 else.
NT nalkmar held "a conference Co.
las alfh WHunffr ~ D. Interstate
fuHuHlrfla commission fN place before
Them como af fnf evidence HhIIn nN
1911 develop HNlH 800 mlrsNfn
HHfa fu rrHfIH iH Investigate .Hf
fNsff4HTa IInnfr IIINl
NNaHfilNH HIIHHEI NIfNWII IN
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iHl NffHfIN |nH IH|HHirl 600
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
FORMER GOVERNOR
PRINCE HOLDS
CONVENTION
Determined That a Convention
Shall Be Held In Santa Fe
Whether the Delegates At
tend or Not,


Especial Disoateh TO the Morning journal. J
Santa Fe, n, NJ. Jan. 7.-Former
Governor l.. Bradford Prince, the
most enthusiastic and almost the only
advocate OF a constitutional conYen-
ton composed Of those delegates
elected in New Mexico for the joint
statehood convention I'm November
last. Is apparently determined to have
q constitutional convention even II he
has to be president, secretary, stenog-
rapher and all the delegates himself.
Governor Princes pefsistency IN the
chilling failure Of response on the
part OF the delegates, IN meeting with
warm commentator In Santa re
where most of the people would be
would serve TO liven things up until
such time as the legislative session
shall begin to disturb the scenery.
Some time ago IN the face Of posi-
tive declarations against a convention
from d majority ~ The delegates
elect, Governor Prince announced
that The convention would be held IN
Santa Fe on January tn. Today ~
the 18th of January ana the convention
IL being held. II Is o exactly up to
the mark in point of attendance, for
out Of the sixty-six delegates only
about eight are attending and some
OF these show signs OF discouragement
at the outlook. There were present,
so fur as could be learned, Governor
Prince. who was elected president.
David M. White OF SAINTS Fe, who was
elected secretary, Don margarine Re-
nero OF san Miguel county, Two dele
gates from Mora county, two dele
gates from Rio Arrlba county, and 4
pitcher Of Ice water. The situation Is
d trying one for the delegates assem-
bled, but with Governor Prince To
lead the discussion and formulation OF
the constitution the prospect Is for the
formulation OF an able document.
There is no questioning Governorl
Princes ability to head such a con-
vention He has had wide experience
constitution making, Is a strong
and able constitutional lawyer aud
win undoubtedly frame "a constitution
leo would be glad TO come In as "A
state should they get the chance.
Seriously, Governor Prince has dis
piuyed admirable persistency in his
demand for the holding OF a eonsti-
ttuional convention. He has believed
II to be for he best Interests OF New
Mexico to hold such a conventions
and TO adopt a constitution for sub
mission to congress. The delegates
elect, however, have. after declaring
themselves either against or indlffer-
ent 10 such a convention, have dis
played a diseouraging lack OF Interest
in the whole matter 80 hat the form
Ing of 4 constitution is likely to go
owe until some more suspicious time
when there IS some prospect Of imme-
diate need Tor "A basic document upon
which TO found a state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
SANDOVAL COUNTY
STIRRED UP OVER
APPOINTMENT
Vacancy on County Commits
sion Causing frequent Visits
to the Executive Office,
Interesting Situation,

Especial Correspondence Morning JonrnaII
Bernalillo, n. M. Jan. 7.-Sandoval
county people, or that portion Of the
people who take an active interest in
politics, are intensely stirred up over
the acancy in the county commission,
60 which an appointment Will soon be
made by Governor H~agerman. As is
well known, there are two factions In
Sandoval county republicanisin, one Of
them headed by Alexandra Sandoval
and the other by Jesus M. SandoYal.
The leaders of the opposing factions
are brothers and between the respect
i've heads Of the %Sandoval family the
strife for the past two years has been
deep ana sustained and bitter. In the
recent election the Alexandra Sandoyal
faction, known as the regular republic
can faction. won out in the county,
cleetlng "a majority of the county
board.
The vacancy caused by death has
served to arouse again all the faetlonal
spirit. Alexandra Sandoval has a am
didate for the position and so has j.
M. Sandoyal Behind the brothers are
their respective families keenly alive
to the political issue thought to be at
stake In the appointment to ne made
by the governor.
This evening Pernalillo was aston
ished 10 see Alexandra Sandoval and
j, M. Sandoval get eff Santa Fe train
No. / together. The brothers have not
been addressing each other on the
street since the present unpleasantness
In local politics began. With their
appearance here came also a story
from Santa Fe that both called on
Governor Hagerman today in Santa Fe
at about the same time. The situa-
ton in the executive office is reported
to have been interesting. II is said
that Governor Hagerman invited both
brothers into his private office at the
same time and there invited them to
reconcile their differences and agree
upon a candidate whom he could APP
point To the place. According to the
story the Governor expressed his dis
taste with factional fights In New
Mexico and advised the Sandoval
brothers, for the welfare Of their
county and the party, to do away with
their differences and make 1t up.
The Invitation Of the governor that
the two leaders agree upon a worthy
candidate does not seem to have
brought any immediatet result. Ale
jandro SandoYal insisted pom the APP
pointment of his candidate on the
ground that his faction had won out
and that to the victor belonged the
"pNli"' " tHtih'N"l dNNNN AHe dP-
pointment Of his candidate because
he said the ether faction already had
two members OF the commission living
and in active service. and the defeated
faction deserved some representation
In county affairs, And so for a con-
siderable time the conference Is said
to have waged, without result, the
governor having as yet made no APP
pointment to the place. The appear
nee of the brothers together here to-
night has tended To confirm the story
Santa Re and has even caused a
rumor TO the effect that a reconcilia-
ton mas been effected or is about 10
occgr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08

81, S50-5-room brick. good cellar and
outbuildings, lot 50x142, s. Edith st.
81, 700-4-room new frame cottage.
bath, etc, in Highlands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
ADVERSE REPORT ON
ARMY CONCENTRATION
Clause in Military Appropriation Bill
May kin Secretary Taft's
Pc Project.

Washington, Jan. chairman
Hun Of The house committee on milf
tary affairs today reported the milf
tary appropriation bill. In round
numbers the bin carries $73, 900, 000.
The bill carries about $4,000, 900 nora
than the appropriation made at the
last session of congress. Mr.. Hun
gave notice that he would call the
measure up tomorrow.
II is provided by The bin that here
after no brigade most shall be estab-
lished without authority of congress-
and no appropriation In the bill is to
be expended on Il post which is TO be
abandoned. This legislation would
thwart Secretary Tafts avowed plan
to concentrate the army in large
posts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
MURDERER TURNS GUN ON
SELF DYING INSTANTLY

seattle Wash. Jan. 1.-E "A. Tur-
uer was shot and almost Instantly
Killed 10y captain Emmons q cignr
stand proprietor and ANDY Russell.
proprietor nf Nusscu's saloon was
probably fatally wounded hy Tine same
mau in ihe bar tonight Tho men we're
tfiking when Emmona whipped out l
revolver ana shot Turner aud aa kuf-
seI sought safety iu night ht Waa Shot
ln D BACK tmmuuf fhrn looked iu
b nla mirror nnd shot hImself m fhf
head dflns le minutes later
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
CONVICTED %P0STOFFICE
CRATER DIES OF GRIEF
samuel A. Gron Who Served Term
For Conspiracy TO Defraud Gov
crnincnl Passes Away.

Washington. Jan. 7.-Samuel A..
Croft, so years old, who was released
from the Moundsville, (W. Va.) peni-
Tertiary. last September after serving
three years for completely In the pos
tai frauds, died Of m~elancholia. AZ
his home here today. Groff was con-
victed IN the spring of 1903 with his
brother. Dillard 49,. Croft and August
Maehen. former general superintend-
ent of free delivery, on a charge Of
conspiracy 70 defraud the government
IN connection with the sale OF pat
enLed Croft lllter box fasteners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
COLORADO BRANCH OF OIL
TRUST ACCEPTS SUMMONS

ST Louis. Jan. THE Florence oil
company of Colorado, one OF the sub
sidiary corporations named in tbs
governments suit against the stand
ard on company, entered its appear
Hnce in the federal court today. The
Florence company is che first OF the
p~curance.
The Security oil company of Beau
mont. Texas, filed a motion today
asking that the order served on IL
in connection with the suit De- vacated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
CABINET NOMINATIONS
COME UP IN SENATE TODAY

Washington, Jan, THE senate
committee on finance will tomorrow
consider the nomination OF George b.
Cortelyou to be secretary OF the treas
ury. Ma opposition to a favorable re-
port Is anticipated.
The nomination of James p. Car
Geld to be secretary of the interior
also viii probably be considered. Sew
eral democratic senator's plan to make
speeches on the subject of Mr.. Cor
telyou's activity I'm collecting funds
for the late presidential campaign.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
WITNESSES TESTIFY
MORRIS SHOT FIRST
Hearing of Express Messenger
Charged With Killing Native
Continued ~ santa Ec.


~ hFf'HhAitA w ~ ~ tOHthNtta y
Santa Fe, N. M Jan. THE hear
Ing OF John NJ. Morris, the express
messenger, who shot ana killed Cata-
limo Lubato at Lamy was continued
this afternoon TO Tuesday after teSti-
mony had been taken IN the case of.
Judge Merle Tor " hours or more.
Jaeobo Valdez swore that bohato
did not draw his revolver until Morris
had begun firing, and said that Lobato
did not fire after he drew his gun,
Ramon Lobato, brother of the man
who was shot testified that he saw
Morris through the window pun his
gun and fire. but did not see his
brother at the moment sheriff
Charles c. Clossou who arrested Nor
ris after the shooting identified the re-
volver which Morris used.
Judge McFic gave the defense until
10 a. N. Tuesday to decide whether
or not II would introduce witnesses
The case continues "a attract large
crowds to the court room.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
CONGRESSMAN MAY
INVESTIGATE WRECKS

Washington, Jan, 7.-Senator Car
ter introduced a Joint resolution today
providing for a joint committee Of
four senators and five members OF the
house to investigate and report 10
congress before January 1 next ITS
findings asto the cause Of collisions on
railroads and tho best ean Of OBJ
Waiting them. The committee Is to
during The recess of congress and
TO have a fund Of $4,000 to defray
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08

In disposing OF Matthews Jersey
dairy | reserved a number of richly
bred Jersey cows with the intention
of making a gilt-edged article of ta-
BILE butter and desire a limited num-
Der Of customers for same. Butter
will be sold at 40 cents per pound, de-
livered twice weekly. Buttermilk will
also be furnished when desired.
j. L. MATTHEW'S, City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Will street.

New York, Jan. THE early
promise OF a large business in stocks
for the day was not maintained in the
later market. The dizziness which in
tervened was due to a seeming sus-
pension Of speculative opinion be-
tween the conflicting influence of
marked strength in one set of specula-
tive favorites and weakness in an
other. The irregular opening was
followed by an active buying move-
ment which caused a fairly compre-
henslve advance. Distinct lines of
cleavage In the movement then de-
veloped. In Union Pacific, Reading
and Amalgamated there was obvious
selling pressure and an important dis
tribution going on which was inter-
preted as a movement to take profits
on the part of buyers whose initiative
last week had so much to do with
stirring up the speculative revival.
There VAS no change in the conditions
which were supposed to nave melted
this buying, The news from Wash
ington of the upholding by the SUI
preme court of the New York state
stock transfer tax was a disappolnt-
ment TO market operators, as hopes
have been built on This suit of relief
from a furden that has had a rec
ogniZed influence in depressing acti-
witty in the stock market. The weak
showing OF the Saturday bank state
ment was not much regarded today, as
confidence vas general that the imme-
date factors in the money market are
working toward ease for a time at
least. Discounts receded further in
London today, and there was some re-
action in the foreign exchange market
here. AT Berlin there was some re-
covery In the discount market. This
was the only development seeming to
conflict with a superstition that the
bank Of England was likely to lower
its discount rate this week. Money
for all periods was obtainable at six
per cent I'm this market today. Late
In the day there VAS some added stiff
ness in the tone of the call loan rate,
which rose to ten per cent with added
effect on prices. Railroad traffic Off
cials were united in admitting a re-
duction in the pressure of traffic
which promised relief from the car
shortage. The late furry in money
caused an irregular closing. Closing
stocks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08
HARTMAN DECLARES HIS
ILLNESS EXAGGERATED
RaiIrnad president; Expects 70 BE
Able TO Attend 10 Business Shortly.

New York, Jan T.-E. II. Hartman
gave personal assurance today that he
was not seriously III. lie said II
underwent an u|nromantic little opera
ton recently, but It was Of no on
sequence. | hear there nave been wild
reports of my sickness though ! have
not read the newspapers. ! expect to
20 out al once"
Mr.. Hartman refused 20 discuss The
interstate commerce commissions in-
vestigation of The roads in which he Is
Interested
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-08

Boise. Idaho. Jan. THE repub-
Iican members Of the Legislature met
this evening and adopted the follow
ing resolutions on the United states
senatorship.
"Resolved that Hon. w. r. Borah be
declared the nominee of this caucus
for United States senator and hat he
be given the unanimous vote OF the
republican members Of the iegisla-
ture for that office AT the time pro-
vided by law for said vote TO be
taken"
There were no speeches and MI.
Borah was nominated by reclamation
and the caucus formally ratified that
action.