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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
WORKS WONDERS
\ Wonderful Compound-Cures Piles.
Eczema. skin Itching. skin
Eruptions, Cuts n
Hrui@p,.

Deans Ointment is the best skin
treatment. and the cheapest, because
so little is required 90 cure. u cures
piles after years of torturc' u cures
obstinate cases of eczema. 10 cures an
skin itching. II cures skin erupttons
IL heals cuts. bruises. scratches %
ahrasions without leaving "a scar. 10
cures permanently. Albuquerque testl-
mony proves IT,
a. NJ. Whitecomh living A. 325 j
Eighth street. A~lbu4ueiqa9, =. ~
says. II have nothing % retract ~"
the recommendation gave for Doans
Ointment some Eve years ago hat
{ then stated was 90 the effect that
his preparation had cured me or o
breaking out. which. ST. not eczema.
closely resemhied This trouble. and
was confined Co q SPOT about the size
~ a silver dollar Just below d OF
my knees. or "a on Tor Ten Years
IL had annoyed me. always being
worse when , was I'M bed or q 1 would
ait near a fire. consulted two or
our leading physicians but what thee
gave me proved 81 no more avail than
an the different kinds of salNes n
ointments than l tried 1 a no faith
n Dams Ointment. expecting that 10
would act similarly 20 the other rem
edies ] had used. but ! was surprised
so ind hat first application stopped
the itching and a short routln-
uatlon OF It's use healed the place ar
fected. The fact that I can Say after
this long interval that there has been
no return of the trouble Is pretty good
reason for usy Willingness 90 CONFIRM
my original statement. At the time
OF my using uoan's Ointment one OF
my grandchildren had salt rheum on
hts arm and the irritation was 80 great
that IL caused him 90 scratch contin-
ually Despite the fact that u had
resisted All treatment. Unaus ONT
mant Effected a cure and n which
has been permanent. I Csn recon
mend this preparation az AL times -
one that c1n be relied upon 20 act as
represented.
Fore sale BY an dealers Price 50
rents. Foster-Mtbum Co. Bunalo
New York. sole agents Tor the United
1 States.
Remember the uame-Doan's-and
/ Axe no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

The National Irrigation Congress
meets az Sacramento one week from
today. and as many OF the citizens Of
New Mexico as can conveniently do so
should make preparations TO attend
An reports from California agree that
the good people Of sacramento have
made most ample preparations TO give
their visitors on this occasion a right
royal reception and entertainment.
ana il is a nationally recognized fact
that our neighbors ovcr on the Pa
cific know just how to do such things
when they set themselves about IT, Al
|huquerque feels "A peculiar Interest IN
the Irrigation Congress, because the
frst session OF that organization was
held here. and It would be no more
than ~pardonable cxaggcration. II ex-
aggeratlon al an. to say that Albu-
quorquc invented it and got IL up II
would therefore he interesting as well
as instructive to many Of our old
timers to go over 90 Sacramento and
see what a lusty child their infant
has become.
Referring Ia the meeting Of the
congress an Sacramento next Monday.
the san Francisco Chronicle says
Nothing which the committee
could do TO make the gathering inn
pressivo and useful has been omitted
There viii be an opportunity for our
own people and for visitors 20 COM
pare the progress and success OF irri-
CATION IN all the western states lndi-
viduals In this and other states can
compete for valuable prizes Tor indi-
yidunl excellence. The sessions of the
congress itself Viii bc occupied by the
papers and discussions 81 those mon
Ia America who are best qualified 10
speak upon the practical work Of IT,
riEauon and the economic and social
character and value 90 irrigation en-
terprisos. Whether as an exhibit of
what irrigation does. "r as "a forum In
which irrigation problems are dis
cussed and %elucidatcd. it win be a
great occasion"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
\ COMEDY OF BLUNDERs,

Were d not Tor the injury % BE- do-
ing the interests of everybody iu tho
country. the present telcEraphcrs
strike would be- one Of the funniest
comedies ever pulled Off iu the
presence u the American people n
has been from the beginning TO the
nrescuf moment a Vcritahle Cnmcdy 81
bluuders hut many 81 them serve 10
work such serious injury to all the
people of thc country. Including tse
tolcgraphcrs themselves that tho
thing can not ho called a farce The
HYmpathics Of niue-teuths of The
American people ~ out 60 laboring
men wherever found in "a struggle for
better pay or better conditions. but in
ihia case the whole movement has
hreu characterized hs such scnselcss
h~luuderinr absolute food" blundcr-
iug-that o. has made itself the object
uf general contempt Instead Of
oral sympathy Tho following per-
fcctly fair and truthful statement %
The case We take from the Philadel-
phln Nnrth American. a. paper which
Is known to De as friendly tn the
cause 81 labor AS any in the United
statcs
Ihc commercial tclegraphors have
u1l given tine American people q
square dcaI They have been rccrcant
tH their leaders aud played hau-karl
uHh Ihcir own interests rhrl have,
acted ust Ike saue men Nlth gricv-
aHt.s tn redres. bui like sulky chile
drfu They arr causing regret snd
charrin o. if5 true friend. 90 arzan-
.seI labor lhct Wu Jose lhst strike
And t1rt deserve to iu-s &c
Cifncus vho Gro inform Ing Them
itcs learn ihat thi- strike follows
an advance In vaE mace Iasf sriInE.
They are learning that ahsa dispuies
ah.ut houfs aud office regulations f.I.
Tossed the Increased rnY. fhe officers
30 the linton secured ths signature ni
the employer to m agreement Cor
arbitration which s.r peudiue
searching f1r ire immediate uu
~ fhe sfrIke fhc inuntert phHsl.I-
na pl.iIm hears fhaf su operator in
rs. hnrcics was discharge 81 the
ground chat DE- Vas vllnaiig delaying
message His fellow operators uho
thIrk hlm rictimiHcd because q onion
man. made no appeal o. their ie-ai ar
ns'ionli afneer ~ ans arbitration
board hut left their keys Ana thus
-Fnaing iu haphamrd. unnuthnr-
.ral irresponsible fashion the strike
has arraaH reafaTraur unfI If TnEers
ere country.
@In NOT one g sac cities outside 81
Nea Encisnd has 81 been reported thai
fhe strike carle n ansuer g. the call
~ ans union authority On several o.
uas begun seainsi ihe unstsst- and Ia
tianfian e. fhe amriai pledges u iac
rafn entrusted b ms operators them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
rArrs SPEECH At COLUMBUS.

Secretary Fafts recent speech at
Columbus. ohio, which was printed
and commented upon in the columns
Of the Morning Journal several days
ago. is attracting general attention
throughout the country. as a docu-
ment Of more thar ordinary political
importance because n It's author shall
be. as now seems highly probable, his
party's candidate for the presidency
next year. this speech will practically
constitute the platform upon which
he will stand. II IS not at all un-
likely that some OF The Will
be rounded Off. and a little smoothing
down viii be done here and there by
she platform committee Of the ma
tional convention. but all democratic
newspapers and spellhinders will try
the republican nominee by what he
has himself said. Mr.. Hryan's case Is
identical. lie. too. II he runs, will he
tried by his opinions formally eN-
pressed. Republican newspapers and
/ s%pcllbinders will try him by what he
has said respecting public policies
Taft for president. therefore. means
tariff revision ON protection lines i'm
mcdlatcly after the election, probably
at "A special session Of the SiXty-ftrst
congress And that viii mean a de-
cision both az to an inheritance tax
and an income tax. No retreat, but
rather an advance. on the question
Of the restraint Of trusts and the reg
ulstiun ~ railroad traffic. The law
less rich and the laWless poor alike to
answer for trausgressious. \ full eN-
ercisr of federal power without in
ninging ON the rights of the statcs
Judge TAFT declines 90 discuss the
prownsvilc matter at this time. fhr
the reason that 10 g. the subject of Of
| fetal investigation. But that invcsti
CATION will close before congress meets
ana q report or reports be presented
Co that body ion lction brownsville
n this way will enter into next years
equation Gf the presidents dismissal
~ tho calored troops without a Trial
is lndorsed hy congress the party iu
the campaign must accept the issue leo
that form. m Zoo thc report and thc
debate On 90 some sort Of sop is
thrown Co tho coiorcd voters Ton use
iu the siotes where their votes are
counted. then the critics OF both the
president and the secretary of war
viii have scored.
This snccch is Ia the nature of "a
reply Go speeches scnator Foraker has
been making 20 home since congress
adjourned Hc aud judge TAFT are
Wide apart The one is a staud-ratlcr.
the other a rc,isioni-t The one holds
that the Elkin- law alone would have
solved the railroad question. and is to
De- accredited with AN that has been
dome to remedy abuses, and that tho
lav enacted at the presidents suEec
tion s unconstitutional. the other
holds that without the later law ihe
EIkins law would have failed 90 THE
larger purposes sought The one ls
the champion 20 the dismissed cploroi
soldier. che either has concurrcd in tho
presidents action
Naturally Judge Taft euloelzc- Dis
chief They have worked together
and WiI continue 10 do so Hut % be
cHtcr. the white House. the Onto man
b much 10 an Individual In bis own
rsbt ust Taft policies will oon have
fH hc rachuurI with.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

selves with the conduct Of their af-
fairs.
Last Sunday afternoon In New
York the agreement was made by bal
lot In opcn meeting to delay all action
until after a meeting Of the national
executive board in Chicago with Labor
Commissioner Nell. samuel Gompers,
Ralph NJ. Easley, and officers of the
two telegraph companies The ink was
hardly dry on the minutes of that
meeting when on Monday some fool or
some mischief . making. contract
breaking agltator blew a whistle IN
the New York offices and the strike
spread from the middle west to the
Atlantic. That was not good union
ism nor good sense.
The operators Of the Associated
sont IN demands to The general
manager IN Chicago. Granting them
would have cntailed an annual ex-
pense Of 100000. He had neither
the power nor the money to comply
without action by the board Of d.
rectors. He promised action at the
boards next meeting Tho operators
answered that action must be taken
that day lie explained that the di-
rectors could o be reached In time.
but that he would obtain a vote by
telegraph from them the next day
The operators walked out, in utter
disregard for the newspapers Of the
and for the public which the
newspapers serve. Calling such on
duet childish folly is over-miid
"The question may or may not be
the closed or the open shop. The
wage scale may be right or wrong
the hours equitable or overriding. The
people DO not know and
consequently do not care. Aud 1t is.
late for the strikers 10 start an
informatory campaign
The public il In the position Of the
Innocent |bystander who does not know
that any one Is fighting until he Is hit
by a brick. He does not pull off his
To help the thrower Of the brick.
lie calls a policeman
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

auction sale Of Valuable Real Estate and
Personal Property.
by virtue Of authority vested In me by
common law seed ~ assignment for
.enaflt or creditors executed 10 me on the
wenty-ciEhth day Of June. 4. ID. 1907. by
he Gold ana Cement syndicate, a corpora
zion organized under the laws % the Terri
cory 0f Arizona, ] win sell at public auction
10 thc Real Estate Exchange and Auction
Board. Appleton Building. No. { Liberty
squire. corner ~ water street. Boston,
NTH day u August a. j. 1907. at 1880
fclock in the forenoon. an and singular
he- real estate and personal property Of
aid Cold and Cement Syndicate, wherever
itaatcd said property consists In part a.
1lluws.
Al mining claims o. $50 acres. more or
e-s situated about FIVE miles from Golden
% Tho County Of Slndnyal and Territory ~
cW Mexico. with The following buildings
htr.uu. viz Boiler house. house Tor help
shop and three adobe houses. For further
description ~ said real estate reference
mas bee made 10 the mining records Of
county ~ Eerualilo. Vol H. Page GA.
Tho personal property consists ~ two en-
s.ues and boilers small pump. lot cable
cope. lat sell drilling tools, well casing
lower. anvil lot q and inch pipe. horse
arness blackboard picks shovels ham
ucrs and other tools. office fIrriture board
ng house furniture. assay scales. etc. etc.
said property ain be sold without re
terto.
Terms made known az time ~ sale.
CHARLES J.. TUCKER.
Assigned Gold and Cement Syndicate
Hudson. Mass August /. 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
Where Have We Heard Tho-c Word
Hrfurea

The more thorough the invesuEa-
finn the New Mexican believes thf
greater and clearer viii b. the Nlndl-
cation % the people of the TERRITORY
from the foul -aspcrsions dlrt SLAM
fers and. iniuuitous mbels which have
been heaued upon the people uf NtH
Mexico IN the past eighteen months hy
fake reformers dishonest yellow -h
rnrraaunmdeuts and yellow sheets
The harm thai has been done tn Iris
fair territory has been grcat q Che
saoner it l. uudone ia part AT leasi
.tha better for the decent citizenship
and the good name OF New MtNIUl.
-Tna Almanac.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
Solos ::s ::: !.

HOW WOULD YOU like to be The
coal man?
ARE THOSE foreign agents from
Kansas. or any n state?
1T Is HARD to see how ihe Twen-
~ty-seyenth annual can help taking the
belt.
MINING CAMP is 10 have a min
ister, says a silver city paper. Prob
ably il needs him.
TIE JUST and the unjust are get
ting a much needed soaking in New
Mexico these days.
MIR. HANNA. It is said. has been
censured for injecting the race issue
into the proceedings
THE HONORABLE George Wash
ingtun Priehard shows . deposition 70
hit some n on the wrist
sws
LAS VEGA s has had baby show
But then Gloom. Gus has been con
Quoting one there for some time past.
BURNING YOUR money is regard
ed as rather e~Ntravagaul Il is econ
omy pure and simple beside burning
coal.
-
THERE ARE no strings on the
santa Fo New Mexican" AYERS the Al
manac. To be accurate. they are only
rawlings.
plense Remit.
pETENT numbor ~ the New
Mexican contained a picture of the
Hon IA q. Holt-The Anacsthesia
snooza.
80
WITH THE FN-ATToENTY gem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

There will be no disCqntinuancc oi
che investigation into the alleged Nle-
gal land transactions now heluE CON
Quoted boz New Mexico, according % a
statement Yesterday afternoon hy Spe-
.tlai Assistant TO the Attorney General
.Ormshy McHarg who has Just re-
turned ID, he city after conferences
with President Roosevelt and Attor-
.neNs General nonaparte. Mr Mcharg
declined Co discuss the status ~ the
investigation further than that-The
Almanac
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
May Change nj, Mind

Since Governor Curry has taken
hold Of territorial affairs and since
the imbccility and stiffness which
characterized the regime of his inn
mediate predecessor have disappeared.
the fake rcformCrs o. yellow
have to a great extent ceased
wandering and ubcling the people OF
New Mexico. Taking Il AN la ala. the
outlook is of the nnest-Thc Alma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
Good Suggestion

An Arkansas exchange has @ cole
umu headed Around the Firc-idc
should think Around tho lee
chest" would be more comfortable site
ting al this time of the yoar.-Dvm-
Headlight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

a Missouri woman Is sums an edi-
tor because he said In an obituary
that her husband had gone % "a hap
pier home An editors should know
say what they thInk-DemirE Head
.Mghf.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

NJ r iruch. elifH~ q the III panurE
Is D. uHfr poet Frtrs Z have lsef many
kInls rf medicines fr rnurhs arf coils fn
family tnf sever lrettfrE a. GOOD Hs
rsars Honey end tar q canrHf slF Zoe
muth in praise g n q n heiF Co
ErlEFIsta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

Autos viii be as thick as jack rah-
bits when the FL P~aso-Ias Cruces
road IS flushed a tine stretch nf tnf-
u.-lour miles will increase the demaua.
o., sixty per ccnt-Rio Grandc ke-
publican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

Can't tell "a New Mexico E not
alive aud awake. Every town ln inc
territory Is getting NJ q fan fatr ana
fhesr N.w M.St.a fairs are always
good tan-El paso Herald.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
SOE77eC
Comment
How about Thnt sl.aoo sui?

The management OF the Santa Fc
Water and Light company will 10 we'll
10 remember that the OF
water and electric light in this city
have some rights that should be rec
tpputed-Thc Almanac.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

From an indications Albuquerque
viii give the best fair that has ever
hold in New Mexico this year.
Ri1 Grande Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

result Is a demoralizing condition inn
mediately at hand at every army post
with a consequent effect upon the
morale Of the service and an increase
in the difficulty Of maintaining disci-
| pline and keeping the ranks filled.
The canteen itself was not a men
| ace to the soldiers, but a practical
method Of maintaining temperance
| principles. Under that system the
men were seldom intoxicated, and
their drinking was almost always un-
der the observation Of their Officers
Excuses were virtually impossible.
The moment the canteen was In effect
closed through the prohibition Of the
sale Of the light drinks formerly dis
pensed at such establishments the
vendors Of strong liquor began to open
their low groggeries at the very gates
Of the posts. The soldiers quickly
found their way TO the meanest dives
and were led from one indulgence To
mother with shocking results.
Appeals To restore the cantcen To
its former status ave been ignored
by congress though Endorsed by the
highest military authorities. An I'M
reasoning prejudice has been estab-
lishcd which. for political reasons,
cannot easily be overcome. And yet
the petitions OF the army Officers
charged with the duty Of maintaining
discipline for legislation which will
drive the groggeries and dives "a milo
or so beyond the boundaries OF the
reservations, in order to lessen the
evils OF the anti-canteen law. have
been also ignored by the legislators
II the enemies Of the canteen arc ear
ncstly desirous OF kccpins liquor from
the soldiers they should heartily I'M
durse the recommendation 10 establish
a zone of prohibition around each
military station.
There are times when It would
seem as thought the chief opponent.
Of the canteen were the manufacturers
and vendors of intoxicants
---
The New York sun tells us that the
spirited shrieks which the Hon Ben
iamin Ryan Tillman has been emitting
or Is said to have emitted in his trav-
els among the Iowans must be set
down to advertising account. \ clever
citizen is Captain Ben. He has mo-
ments Of Barnum and moments Of
Artemus ward
Referring 10 the fact that The old
original Rockefeller. who. is Kept un-
der lock and key. is said to be q
mighty tough customer, the Kansas
city star po%rtinently inquiries. As
long as he Is the father Of John u.
what occasion can there be FOR dig
ging up anything else about the old
man?"
The New York Evening Post calls
attention TO the significant fact ina
this years democratic gubefnatorial
primary in Mississippi brought out
Just three and one-half times as many
voters as cast their ballots FOR the last
democrats governor.
The Washington star thinks Harri-
mans willingness to own an the rail-
ways seems unsolnsh and courageous
al this moment Of eager endeavor 20
make an example Of some monopolisi
a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

For prompt and courteous treatment and
he very choicest of meats you VIII make no
aistake by calling on EMIL kLEiNNOkT,
Ie North Third sireet-Or telephoning your
RIDER In.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
auction sale Of Valuable Real Estate and
Pgrso1al HroueFfy.

Pa1-Pinto Mineral Neter cures aud pre-
ents BilIiousBess. Ask your grocer for IL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

The Washington star thinks HART
mans Willingness 10 own an the rail-
ways seems unsolfish ana courageous
at this moment Of eager endeavor 90
make an example Of some monopoiist
by putting him la Jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26

The New York Evening Post calls
attention 10 the significant fact ina,
this years democratic gubefnatortal
primary in Mississippi brought out
just three and one-half times as many
voters as cast their ballots Tor the last
democrats governor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-26
3. RI. Briggs s. Co
DRUGGISTS.

PrOprieiors OF AlvarndO Pharmacy, Gold
avenue and First street.
Highland Pharmacy. Corner OF East Cen
trail and broadway.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-04
Some Queer History.

Homer sometimes mods. Ditto the
editor Of the st. Louis Globe Demo
crat. Recently that paper contained
this editorial paragraph:
The late Galusha A. Grow lacked only
one vote of defeating Andrew Johnson for
the vice presidential nomination in 1864
A better illustration of the tremendous
importance OF single vote cannot be
found in the annals.
That would indeed be fine illustra-
tion of the tremendous Importance Of
single vote If it were true, which
1t Is not. Nobody came within one
vote of defeating Johnson. Hannibal
Hamlin came nearest, and he fell short
Of Johnson's vote by fifty-fve. Cap
tain Thomas II. Mckee In his book en-
Titled National Conventions and Plat
forms" says "For vice president An
drew Johnson OF Tennessee was NOM
mated on the first ballot. The vote as
first cast was: Johnson, 200; Hannibal
Hamlin of Maine. 100; Daniel s. Dick
inson of New York, 108, and sixty-one
votes were scattered among seven 9TH
ers." But before the vote was declar.
ed many changes were reported. leav.
Ing the final vote thus: Johnson, 40i; /;
Dickinson, II; Hamlin, 8.
James Gillespie Blaine In his 'srwen-
ty Years OF Congress- says. ''The bal
lot for vice president gave Johnson
200, Dickinson 1l3, HamIin l45, Gen.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-04
Bay State Politics.

The fact that Ex-Governor William
L. Douglas Of Massachusetts has an.
nounced his willingness to accept q
Democratic nomination for governor
next fall undoubtedly indicates that he
believes he can be elected, and his
faith seems to be cheering the old Bay
State Democrats amazingly. 1t will
be remembered that In 1904, while
Colonel Roosevelt carried Massachu-
setts by nearly 100000 majority, Doug,
las carried it by about 10000. In 1907
and 1906 he declined to be a candidate
for the gubernatorlal nomination. Gov.
ernor Curtis Guild, Jr, who Is now
serving his second term and who is
said to covet the Republican vice pres
idential nomination, will unquestiona.
bly, be nominated for third guberna-
torial term, ais that is the habit in
Massachusetts,, SO that II Douglas
and Guild make the race the prize will
be not only the governorship, but a
vice presidential nomination also, for
II Douglas wins In the fall the chances
nre that he can have the Democratic
vice presidential nomination by saying
that he will accept 1t, and IL Guild
loses the govcrnorship he will be out Of
the running for the vice presidential
nomination.