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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-10

Of 1t in other places. A bit of leg
islation that is good for capital, If 1t
is really good, ought to be equally
good for labor; and likewise, If it is
good for labor 1t would be good for
capital. If 1t is special, If 1t is good
only for one side, 1t is not the kind
of legislation that you want. Gap
plause.) We need equality of peo-
pie. We are getting today a larger
measure Of equality of opportunity
than we have ever had in this great
country. This national administra-
ton has stood for doing away with
determinations, doing away with in
equality of opportunity. 1t is inn
possible to make all men equal; we
know that II is not possible, Men
are born with great inequalities;
men have aiaptability for one thing;
another has adaptability for anoth-
er; and when you say that those two
men are equal you are stating a
falsehood. All that the laws can do
is to give equality of opportunity to
these TWO men. Open the door with
and then the man who has brain, the
man who has muscle, the man that
has uprightness and decency in his
heart, the man who has a character,
and who is God-fearing and law
abiding, that man under conditions
OF equal opportunity, VIII naturdlly
forge ahead, and he ought to forge
ahead. (Applause,)
Now Mr.. Mayor, l want to thank
you again for this very cordial re-
ception that you have given me.
You have given me a reception here
that makes me feel that / am very
much nearer New Mexico than l
was before, and If any of you will
come to Washington you will find
the door Of the secretary Of the in
terior's office wide open. prolonged
applause and cheers.)
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-10
LEWIS STILL ADMITS
THAT He KILLED
TERHUNE
Confession Obtained by Dead
Mans Wife In Prison
Cell.
QUARREL OVER HER
CAUSED SLAYING

Roswell, N. NJ, August 10.-Moses
l.. Lewis, who is confined in the
county jail here for the killing OF
Leland S. Terhune, has not varied
from the confession which he made
at the Jail Thursday, when Mrs. Ter
hume, handcuffed guarded and
weeping with apparent fright at her
predicament. was brought to his cell
and he was told that she was under
arrest for killing her husband. She
pleaded with him to tell the truth
and he confessed. Mrs. Terhune has
been freed from suspicion.
Lewis. whom 1t is stated, was in
fatuated with Mrs. Terhune, had a
quarrel ten days ago with the hus-
band bout the woman, and he kill
ed Teraune with a blow on the head
with a shovel.
Body Buried in Ditch.
Terhune had been missing since
Thursday of last week. Parties who
went to the Bowman farm, where he
and Lewis lad been working, found
that the wagon used by Lewis had
blood stains on its bed. From the
wagon they followed a trail which
led to the irrigation ditch and in the
bed of the ditch they saw plain In
dications that hole had been dug.
On digging down at that spot, Ter
hume body's was discovered
The forehead had been crushed by
blow from some heavy instrument
and the eyes were protruding.
When arrested, Lewis vehemently
declared he was innocent of the
crime and said Terhune was tne
best friend he had on earth.
Terhune was "a years old and
Ia survived by a wife and one child.
They came here from near Sherman.
Tex, three years ago, and have been
living on a claim near Hagerman.
Lewis is "a years of age, and came
here from Sherman five years ago.
The two have been farming the Bow
man and Bud Wilson farms, near
Orchard Park. in partnership.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-10
TELEGRAPHERS IN
MANY CITIES STRIKE


5 The strike i'm the Western 4
) Union telegraph offices has ex- :
5 tended to practically every big Z
) city in the country and all :
. commercial business is sadly D
) crippled. New York, Chicago, .
5 St. Louis, Kansas city, Denver, .
) San Francisco and all other cit 3
) les are compelled to do with
5 out service, except such as a .
) few wire chiefs can furnish. 3
) Owing to this fact, the AS .
) sociated Press service of The .
) Citizen is necessarily small to- 8
day as the operators in the .
) main offices used by the Asso- :
J ciated Press are with the strik- ;
! ers. The Citizen Will give all .
) the news possible and 10 attain 3
) that end has used such tele- .
j graph and telephone facilities .
J as can be obtained, but the .
) general Associated Press SER :
) vice is light. However, this con- .
) dition viii undoubtedly be bet .
j tered within a day or two. .
90 0SO 4 80 .
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-10
Knows Conditions.

It did not take a second glance at
the situation to know that Governor
Curry knew the true conditions OF
territorial and local politics and that
he intended and eventually would
smooth out more than one wrinkle.
When all this percolated through
the system OF certain individuals.
there was no further attempt to
crowd little factions to the fore. The
new governor said he wanted to be
judged by his actions and there was
a wholesome desire not to interfere
with his wishes in this respect.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver, COL, August lO..-Gen-
orally Fair tonight and Sunday.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-10
SECRETARy'S SPEKA s.
KEYNOTE OF H|SS>
POLICY !
Declares in Address at San
ia Fe That All Men
Will Be Treated
Fairly.
Says NEW MEXICO
PEOPLE ARE HONEST
He Is Getting Into Close Touch
With Territory and Is Well
Pleased With His Trip
over the
Country.

Santa Fe, N. M, August TO-
Especial )-Followin is the speech
made by the Honorable Secretary of
the Interior Mr.. Garfield before a
large audience of representative peo-
pile in the hall of the house of rep
resentatives at o'clock yesterday
aft
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-10
Fairness TO All.

Let every class of this great COM
monwealth, as you grow in import
ance and grow in political rights-let
ii be understood that every class in
this great commonwealth will be
treated with equal Justice and equal
fairness. There should be no special
legislation, We have had too much
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-10
Indian Problem.

You have also IN your community
here one Of the problems with which
the interior department has to deal,
namely, that Of Indians. 1 have TAX
en- great pleasure today in going out
and looking over the Indian school
here, and 1 am pleased 70 find il well
managed in the hands Of a man who
understands what is best for the In
dian wards of the nation, a man who
is doing his level best, with his wife,
and with those teachers about him,
to give to those children the Oppor-
tunitles that you and l. as American
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-10

He distributed a broad feeling OF
confidence In his wisdom. ability and
integrity, that 1t will take a whole lot
of errors In the executive office to
undermine.
Of errors. He may make mistakes
no man lives who does not but the
nsw governor win not make many
and he will not hesitate TO correct
them when he does make them.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
DOES scHMTTz WANT TO PREcIPITATE "A ST

fE astonishing by Mayor Schm that accord
ing his information May another strike would take
place. distinctly discredable and injurious what
motive have prompted the declaration An announcement
calculated prepae the that the maker
dprecae The Mayor invites trouble and his
official position fling rebrand that may disastrous in
dustrial confagration
The Mayors action is all the for the that,
information the have made plans
considered proposition strike Where body OF 1000
be consulted impossible that radical action of this
resolved for
becoming generally known If there such
which The Call does not beevethe Mayor has betrayed
manifest advantage the other side But
believe that the contemplate extreme action
Mayor Schntz desired force strike he could
adopted any likely accomplish that He
warning the United Railroads prepare for orty
provision barns and hire force OF striebreakers To
against such offensive and defensive
breed STRIFE the might plead
warning from the cys chief official elected the
organized labor and presumed to know the plans Of the
trade unions
Mayor Schmtz forthcoming strike with light
heart lie afford regard grave industrial disturbance with
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
A BAD DAY FOR GRAFTERs

0HERE small comfort for the grafters in the decisions
handed by the Supreme Court Thursday 1t not
they could have expected any other result because
objections they had raised trivial to be almost an
insult understanding of the To ask the tribunal OF
aside the solemn proceedings of Grand Jury
within year pretend that the law is foolish and mpotent
thing.
The petition of Mayor release of habeas
corpus intelligence of the Supreme
petition made good faith and based
spurious Imprisonment created by the petitioner and his lawyers
The court something that did exist
except petens desperate One admes the good
which down the petition, although
forgiven sharp inimaton of disgust and dpeasure
fashion which the Of the made the subject
of catchpenny triaing The court is meek
If expensive of lawyers do
Scz these unfortunate clients might do well to hire
aer with banjo and cake OF plead their
unfortunate
hamper justice the interest of the gafers
petition intended rid of the esor appointed by Judge
object gaers of put Sheriff ONel
Walsh charge of calling the the ndict
ents perhaps officials have both exposed
the duty Of bringing fight The evidence
episode should be conclusive of their unhness
these If Rue has destroyed their usefulness
himself he down his bad judgment in going
into hiding. The people by much the gamer.
justice being vindcaed slowly but
impatient the delay and dsgued by
wrangng mpudent peggng of lawyers for the defense
make the mocery and playhing for
will certainly of the obstruction call
ing for patience doing his
Every he has taken from the day he
attempted Office of District Attorney down the hour
he hiding the inspiration of stupidity Ruef is
ratified.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
D0Wie Was Lazy
and GIuffOnOuS

haf had DOWTcn
ana Uiutt0nOuS glutonous he would have lived
of fresh and exercise and
When this city in 1888 ne dd
marked feature OF
activity Dowie preached against ox
especially against the last
don't the stove all day
get Sunday husbands OF them
But probably back when he began accumulate
riches follower of Dows that he often asserted
than pen He would not
his hand while reading It, but would place IT on rest
though but block two from his
doubt the direct result OF his inactivity and
devotion the pleasures OF eating
bathing however and his ocal
called Shiloh House. there bathroom every
There facilities
the house twenty persons time Probably the
originally
tia and big the setropcal climate of
and Chicago with their heavy
meeting crowded hail. and his wife
opened she could stand
lack afraid draughts refused
keeping all air outlets
closed
upon having and the bathrooms had vna
who furnished supplies for Zion City
Dowe followers the
and kitchen and with maid
him with luncheon short notice time he
said have enjoyed three of
drank only noncohoc beverages the
believed that he did
that therew alcohol In the wine
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
Personal Mention

w. c. Hyde of New York is at the
Majestic
v. A. Picard of New York is at the
Majestic.
N. w. Talbot OF Los Angeles is at
the Savoy.
Thomas Flint of San Juan is at the
st. Francis.
Il. NJ. Rogers Of New York is at the
Imperial Hotel.
F. w. Thayer OF Boston is regis
tered at the Palace.
ole Elliott and Mrs. Elliott Of Gold
field are at the Savoy.
F. w. Reed OF Providence. r. l., Is
registered at the Hotel Baltimore.
John NJ Maynihan of New York reg
istered at the Hotel Hamlin yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A ]. Connor of Chi
cago are registered at the Jefferson
President Butler of Columbia Uni
versity will stay at the Jefferson Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16

With the close of today II will be
known whether the trainmen on all
the lines west of Chicago have deter
mined TO strike to enforce their de-
mands for better wages and hours.
The union has decided to efve the
managers until the oath of the month
to answer and If the reply is in the
negative a general strike may be or
dered on the day following. II Is SAID
by members of the organization that
the question will not be referred to
arbitration, but that the men intend
to settle the matter offhand. There
are forty-one railroads interested and
about $4,000 men. The vote Will close
today and each lodge will, as soon as
the vote is taken, wire the results to
the head OF the order in Cleveland,
Ohio. The men have been voting a
slip on which is printed words to this
effect: eff the railroads do not grant
our demands by March "a. shall We
strike or not on this date? Yes or no.
The wage matter, 1t is believed, could
be settled easily, but there is ap-
parently no Eolution for the conten-
tion of lesser hours. The officials of
the various lines in the West take
cheerful view Of the situation and say
there will be no strike, as the matter
will be referred to arbitration. The
trary say that the men will not con-
sent to arbitration. and that they are
determined to force the railroads TO
an issue on the matter of hours and
wages
A E. Roome superintendent of tele-
graph of the Southern Pacific, is man
of literary tastes, knowledge of the
right use of words, and his artistic
taste has been sorely tried by the MUIR
der of the English language by Of
ficials in the service of the company
when telegraphing. Roome is a man of
great patience and urbanity. but he
has been compelled to call halt on the
prodigal use of language in telegrams-
He AYERS that certain officials are not
careful to prune the redundancy of
their vocabulary when sending mes
sages, and that their dispatches are
loaded with useless words, which clog
the wires and hamper the telegraphic
service of the company. He suggests
that in future officials when issuing
instructions do so ia as few words
as possible for the good of the service.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
Gossip in Railway Circles

He is willing to open a school of In
struction. and invites the cooperation
of Abner Mann
The stockholders OF the California
Midland will meet at 925 Franklin
street in this city on April 25 for the
purpose of voting on the question of
a bonded Indebtedness of $3.o0o,o00. 1t
is the intention to make this repre-
sented by 1000 bonds OF the par value
of $1,000 each The California Midland
Is one of the lines projected by John
Martin. 1t has made extensive pur-
chases in the town of Grass Valley
and 1t is understood that the work Of
building the line from Auburn to Grass
Valley will be commenced early in
April A contract for 10000 ties has
been made in Nevada City, of which
the first delivery is to be made next
month.
the number of people coming to the
coast by the coIonist rate during the
past few days, but the railroad people
say that this is always the case in the
second week and that business will
pick up again. According to the re-
ports received in the general offices
of the Southern Pacific. 1868 people
came through the FL Paso gateway,
and 6429 by Ogden, or a total of 1892
up to March a. Adding another 1000
for yesterday and today makes a total
of 10,9e2. Last year the total for the
two months while the rate was In effect
was little over 10000.
There is no change in the freight
situation. The merchants do not seem
to be in any haste to unload their cars,
and the result is that the number of
loaded cars is not decreased. The re-
port yesterday showed that there were
1891 cars in San Francisco, 752 on the
coast division. 75e in Oakland and 271
on the western division, or. total of
$40 loaded cars for San Francisco
merchants. The company put on the
private tracks last Wednesday 2s3 cars
and Sc were unloaded; on side tracks
S03. and 73 were unloaded, and at the
sheds 1t placed 12o cars and S4 were
unloaded.
w. A Bissell of the Santa Fe and
g. S. Fee of the Southern Pacific re-
turned yesterday from Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16

during his visit to this cftv- FTa vz,,,
arrive on March 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Foster OF San
Rafael are registered at the Palace
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drake OF Nav
YORK registered at the Hamiin yes
terday.
Joseph Garveau. a wine merchant OF
Francis.
Mrs. E Wolfe OF Grafton. pa ana
Miss / N. Hefick OF Pittsbur~ ara At
the Majestic Hotel
Congressman j. ]. Gill OF Ohio. who
mas been at the Hamlin this week. Ieft
yesterday for Pasadena
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. cieary Of New
YORK accompanied by their two daugh-
$50 misses Molly and Julia Clsary.
registered at the Hotel Hamlin yea
terdaH
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
The Smart Set

n E RS. HENRY F. ALLEN will
leave for the East the latter
V part of next week and will not
- ~ ro+,,~~ Coo TS-o0o;,oo
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
The Insider
Tells of Lord Beresford's genial reception
of newspaper men and sheds some light on
the private life of the late Alexander DoWle
Kings Chun1 Kissed
the Girls GOOdby
ORD CHARLES BEREsFoRD. who


about eight years ago from the Orient where ne mao
Diplomatic importance
his arrival here still refer 70 1ne
Of the appoachaDy OF ne ~
The press was repre-
ned bv formidable army reinforced by corp
No troube nick the tnat no
named after him his face IS as wloey
of personal chun King Edward VII Inc
officials tneu
was representative British Consulate with bulky Dag eonts
ord mail and the newspaper
reached the admiral at the admiral the oag nandeo
his secretary turnedt to men,
he ask to excuse me lor
official business that bag may contain ono
mail may immediate attention Lei me SKIM ''0sN
and then chat atwith conscience
On1y the heard him to his secretary IN
surprisingly deck again He wanted 20
represented he
he and when was over ne ne"e1 "
intervewers and shookh hands with everybody
ur the liner reached the Pacific admiral bad
aaionae goodby There were not many pas
number pretty girls Fo
speech which ne
Guided and he passed down the ganspnk 20
treble chor of "Isn'th ne a perfect old dear3'
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16

Indifference perhaps with satisfaction the hope that the city
would him its savior in time OF trouble There is
potent theatrical makeup of Schmtz He loves
make his entry the critical the heavensent
hero the piece goed role people might forget the man
accused of felony
1t has not forgotten how his thrifty aka Abe Ruef pro-
Rudolph Speckes long pecpitate street
car strike as means to promote municipal bonds That
proposition was very promptly scornfuly declined but there
good belief that Rue has made his market IN at
one industrial disturbances under
the name of fees" for legal services.
purpose Shmtz exploit the carmen for personal
glory withdraw attention from the pending prosecution
municipal and their brokers' of these motives might
calculated precae streecar strike
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
Answers to Queries


HAvERLEY-W R.. City. Haverley's s
Minstrels were in San Francisco in No
vember, 1901, December, 1902, and No
yember 1903. Each time they ap-
peared at the California Theater.
ELECTRICITY-Read City. Elec-
tricity as punishment in capital cases
was adopted by the State Legislature
of New York. with authority that it be
in operation January 1. 1882
MOVING PICTURES-J. c. D., San
Rafael, Cal. AS this department does
not advertise private business concerns,
it will not answer the questions asked.
Correspondents asking for information
the answer to which amounts to an
advertisement must send with the
question self addressed and stamped
envelope.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
A LIBERAL INSURANCE POLICY

CONGRATULATIONS coming to the Fireman Fund In
Company decision contest claims tor
buildings dynamed check the fire of last April The position
company announced by attorney court is
highly credtable San we'll OF the difficult
which this corporation placed after the great conaga
suffered both ends of the scale Its losses
and the securities which the
surplus and capital being mostly San Francisco
enterprises badly deprecated property losses
this city position and we rejoice to see that
institution has its legs again
restored to health.
has to be proud of the record made by its
two fire insurance companies the California and the Fremans Fund
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
TAKE OFF THE HEIGHT LIMIT

that the Board Of Supervisors will heed the
NM OF down for repeal OF the restriction
Wv the height Of buildings 1t why that
fixed in the instance unless IT might have been
protection but the fact that class
sedefense compelled make
reproo For that they do increase the fire hazard
neighbohood and further they check the spread
OF confagration
buildings reproof and steel framed certainly do not add
danger fire. and they avob in this
structures, which all credit the
allow Francisco be
cheap buildings all the good
policy points and the only obstruction
limitation by ourselves under
what appears be msapprehension of conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16

One of the late Alexander Dowie's Zior
City officers said that had Dowie not beer
lazy and gluttonous he would have lived :
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
MR.. CRESWELL's ESCAPE

CONGRATULATIONS be extended to Mr. H. l. Creswell
from the Police Commission without injury to
his reputation. 1t pointed out time in these
this commission, under existing conditions OF
municipal control place honest 1t quite clear
that retain Mr. Creswe the
the moral of the body in public
esteem denying him any effective voice the determination
of affairs apparently Mr. Ceswe guilty of annoying
that Jared profitable programme He maintained
onv for show he got the of Rues clients that
let him out
Mr. Creswe appears have made his by side door
after unsuccessful his freedom The
Call congratuaes his however it that
Mayo build the transportation
of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
Career Here Proved
to Be Improbable

49, r,-.-.s
SdIccT iiCfC TiU'@u in
TO De UnprOIHdDIc
kind Dowie
something
in undenomniona
genuinely
easily
their lot with him If
nothing poverty Not until the healer Chicago
chn1ena dwomen him countenance
When the Grand
illustration for addresses
thing skinny
the same girl who in tragic
She was expressing sympathy
said that Judgment yielding
to
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-16
California Has a
Claim on Beu0c

-,.s. H.. Hlaire BelIoc who esucha prom
0a'io- .1 - 81, nent figure the literary
NidiH OH D1ioO whom Bookman devos
considered connection
Elode Hogan whose sister
used live
playmate The girls education
his scholar
and "Rob
him wide fine
before that and had published volume of charming
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-18
A Wonderful Dog.

ran news stand at Port Jervis,
N. Y. I owned common shepherd
dog which was a very intelligent ami
NAL and was of great assistance to
me in the newspaper business, run
ming across the street with papers in
his mouth to customers. He attracted
much attention, and he got me many
new customers, for everybody liked
him, he was such a business dog.
was sick one day and not able to
sell my papers. MY dog came in my
room where lay in bed. He fumbled
around in my pants pockets and took
the keys to my news stand and ran
out Of the house, and the first thing /
knew he had the newspaper stand
opened up and doing business,
He was very clever In making
change. changing five and ten dollar
bills without a single mistake, work
ing the cash register with his paws,
and everything ran smoothly until a
man came up and passed him lead
quarter. NY dog got mad and lost his
temper entirely, and was forced to
Interfere. With much trouble man
aged to pull them apart. Y.
If this dog had not had such a quick
temper I would have started him in
business for himself. This dog is still
living. Boston Post