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ter If the name of Merrell is sent 10
senate. for confirmation, This
p~ostofice case may precipitate a row
between the California delegation and
the president, something the president
cannIt well afford to have. The Jap
anese question needs careful handling
and TO handle il adroitly the president
must have the co-operation--passive
at least--of the California delegation
His program will be somewhat inter
fered with If he stirs up their opposi-
ton. The Berkeley p~ostofice gives
promise of being a celebrated case, II
Merrell is kept in office.
The white house editions of this
presidents speeches during the pas
year have become exhausted. The de.
mand has been so great that a e
edition will probably be put on tbs
press. These speeches. beginning witt
that of the opening of the Jafestowr
exposition and including his addresses
at indianapolis on Decoration day; al
Lansing. Mich, when the anniversary
of the establishment of the first agri-
cultural college was celebrated; the
Provincetown speech, the presidents
addresses at jamestown TO the editorial
association and his remarks on his
Mississippi river trip, cover the field
of public questions and contain many
criticisms and structures upon the ac-
tivities of the corporations Of the
country. Each Of these speeches has
been printed on fine paper, in good
clear type easily read and bound In
paper and have been distributed 70
those who have asked for them. Thou
sands of people, anxious to read for
themselves the precise texts of the
presidents warning words or his
praise for good deeds well done, have
applied for copies of these documents
piled with so far as has been possible,
There is no doubt but that If these
speeches were compiled into a single
volume and put on sale they would
readily take their place among the
six best sellers As specimens OF
English writing and emphatic express
sion of thought they are well worth
perusal. Mr.. Roosevelt has never
done better IL the line of public speak
ing than in his remarkable speeches
of the past year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
Territory ~ New Mexico. County Of Ber-

Territory n New Mexico. County n Der
naliifo. -
on this sth day % November. 1907. before
me- a notary public within and Tor the
county and territory above written. person
ally appeared J g. Ottman. - r Copp.
Felix Baca ana T. ID Bacs. % me personally
known % be the persons described IN and
eho executed The foregoing Instrument and
a~cknowlcdEed that they executed the fore
going instrument - their free act aud deed.
Tn witness whereof ! have hereunto set
my hand and notarial seal the day and year
last above written
tsiEnedl-D D. RANKIN. tseaI1
Notarg Public.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17

Recorded In Vol b" Misc. OF Records OF
said county. folio 2s0.
A. r WALKER. Recorder.
BY Ids g.. hummer. Deputy Rec.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
Certificate Of Non-Iiaobility OF stock
holders of AlVarado Bottling Company,
Nm hg20ls

and also. that / have compared the follow
inc copy OF the same, with the original
thereof now on file. and declare " 70 be- n
aorrect transcript therefrom and Of the
whole thereof
Given under nay hand and the Great Seal
Of the Territory u New Mexico. at the
city ~ Santa Re. the Capital. on this 18th
DAY Of November. A. -. 1907.
NATHAN IAFFA
Secretary Of New Nexfeo-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
Of New Mexico. office Of the See
retary-Certificate of Comparison.

l. Nathan Jaffa. Secretary Of the Territory
OF New Mexico. do hereby certify that there
was filed for record In this office at nine
o'clock a. m. on the eleventh DAY Of No
vambaF ID 1917
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17

led law, was admitted to the bar and
eventually became a successful prac-
t%itioner at his profession.
II was during President Cleveland's
second administration hat Mr.. Car
lin Joined a number of representative
democrats of Alexandria and came to
Washington to see the president In
behalf Of a prominent member OF the
party who believed he ought TO have
the Alexandria postoffice. When the
matter was laid before Mr.. Cleveland
BY this delegation, the president lis
tened attentiVely and said hat under
no circumstances would he appoint
the man in question.
I'm appoint any one of you gentle
men," said Mr.. Cleveland, but never
the man for whom you seek the Of
flee"
Then. looking directly at Mr.. Car
i'm. a very young mar at the time
and still young, for that matter, Mr.
point YOU. Mr.. Carlin. you gentlemen
go out n talk II over"
The delegation did talk IL over. IL
was decided at length hat inasmuch
as the president Was unshakable in MS
determination not to appoint the man
whose interest they wen to see
him. that it would not be disloyal 70.
tnem 10 iaNOf Caflln. Carlin was IN
dorsed and the president notified. His
appointment followed at one and that
was his entry into politics. He has
ever since been an influential demo-
erat in his home city and congression-
al district.
The wheels Of statecraft and Dip
lomacy Of the whole American gov
eminent recently stood still for three
hours one afternoon because OF the
death of a baby boy. The sta,e de-
partment was without an acting head
while Assistant Secretary Alvey A.
Adee. who was acting secretary, at-
tended the funeral and burial of hss
little granddaughter. who died at the
as of only twelve days. The child
was William Graham Tyler. s5n IL
Mr.. me Mrs. Fred Tyler. Mrs. Tyler
Is the favorite niece of the noted ;llp-
lomat. and upon learning recently
that he was a granduncle. Mr.. Adee
became as joyous and as proud OF the
fellow as II the relationship hal
been much nearer.
While Mr.. Adee was busy at his
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
Mhnt MnnId You zoe

In a case Of burn or scald what would you
do TO relieve the palm Such injuries are
liable 10 occur az any time In any family
and everyone should be prepared for them
Chamberlain's salve applied on a soft cloth
VIII relieve the pain almost instantly, and
unless the injury is a very severe one. viii
cause the parts 20 heal without leaving a
scar. For sale by all druggists.
All kinds window shades I'm stock
and made TO order. Futrelle Furnl-
ture company, west end Of viaduct.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17

Know all Men by These P%resentsi Thai
We. J.. G. Ottman. B r. Copp. Felix Baca
and 7 u. Baca having associated ourselves
for the purpose Of forming a corporation
named and styled "Alvarado Bottiing Com
pany." do hereby file this CeftIfIcate OF
Non-Ltahiity Of stockholders for unpaid
stock and We do hereby declare that there
shall be no stockhoiders liability on account
q any st6tk issued.
In witness whereof. We have hereunto set
our hands and seals this day Of Novem-
Der. 4. D. Iao1. Signed
J. G. OTTMAN. CseaLD
y p COPP. fseaLl
FELIX HACA tsealD
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Will Be Open Soon
TIT A NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
STOCK OF MEMS AND BOYS
Ill 81 OTIINlC Ill $500 lie ronl,,

CLOTHING will soon be ready
for your inspection. We are new
corners and want you to give US a
call. See what we have to show
you. The biggest stock of Mems
and Boys Clothing and Furnishings
that have ever been shown you.
We want you to come and see for
yourself. We are here to stay and
want your patronage. You will
admit that we can save you more
than IL on Clothing and Furnish
ings. Our prices will gain your
friendship. Remember, we offer
you standard and the best clothing
that is made in the whole country
WELL MADE - PERFECT FIT
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Endor-edi SO $685.. Cor. Reed Vol s.
page sos. Cert % Stockholders Non-Lia.
hHity Aivarado EotiiinE Company. FIied in
afnue ~ Secretary 20 Kew Mexico. Nov al.
1897 % ~ NATHAN JAFFA.
compared % 90 ~ SECRETARY.
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and By virtue Of tho Laws ri New Mckee
for the purposes enumerated.
g. That the total amount ~ capital stock
% Said corporation shall be Thirty-rve
Thousand Dollars.
s. That the total capital stock ~ said
corporation shall boz divided into thlrty-nve
thousand shares of tne par Nnlue ~ one
dollar each.
q. That the amount 10 capital stock with
which said corporation shall commence
business. snail ho twcuty-ono thousand dol
lars
=. That the names and p0stnffce adj
dresses nf the iucurpnrafurs and The num-
Der of shares subscribed fpr hy each are as
follows.
j. C. Ottman. Albuquerque ~ NJ, 1000
shares. $1,000. 90.
- D. copp Albuquerque. N. NJ. Tooo
shares. 100000.
J. u Baca. Albuquerque N. A., $3.50
shares. So $3.50 co..
Felix Baca. Albuqueruua, y. NJ. I Eharei
$780, total 2iQo0 shares. SCI. 10000.
\. That the time Tor which Eald corpora
zion shall exist is nfty years from the date
hereof
y. That the number m Directors ap-
pointed Tor the first three months are
three namely D. a. ottman. 70. p. Copp
and Felix Baca.
ln witness whereof we have hereunto set.
aur hands ana seals thls.... day ~ Nufem-
Hgr. 4. d. 1897. fsluufHJ-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17
Territory Of New Mexico, office Of the
Observation-Disclosures Of Comparison.

J. Nathan Jaffa. Secretary Of the Terri.
tory Of New Mexico. do hereby certify tina
there was filed Tor record In this office nj
nine o'clock d. m. IN the eleventh day Of
November, 4. D. 1907.
Articles Of Incorporation Of Aiyarado
Bottiingl Company, (No. b2a5.Ds
and also, that I have compared the follow
ing copy Of The same, with the original
thereof now on file. and declare q 90 he =
correct transcript therefrom and Of the
whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
~ the Territory ~ New Mexico. az the
CITY OF santa Re. the capital on this 1fth
day q November. A. y. 1907.
NATHAN JAFFA.
Ea-IaIary Of NnM ManL.n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17

Ferutav - New NeKlca. County q Der
naitiia -
THIS Instrument WAS fitted FOR record On
the isth DAY of Nays 1891 a. > o'clock . IN
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y e. CscaU.
~ o. COPP. tseaiD
FEf.fN HACA. fseall
u UACA. fSsaiB

Territory n New Mssico. County u Bcr-
uauli0. Fs
on this eth dav ~ November. 1907. before
me o. notary public within snd Tor the
county and territory above written. person
allF appeared j. a. uftman. a. o. Caup.
Felix Haca and l. - Harn. 90 me personally
known 60 Dee the persons described in and
shn executed the fureHalnF Instrument and
Acknowledged that theF executed the came
aa their free act and deed
Do witness whereof Z have h%creuufo set
mr hand and nofarlaI seal the day and year
flaf above written.
tsianedI-n j. RANKIN. fseaIl
notary Public.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-17

Endorsed Ne $685. Cor Reed Vol g.
paee anf. Articles ~ fn~roruorauan Aifara-
EsfTIua Company Flcd Boa office -
20 New Meninn. Nor. a. 1897. =
A. m NATHAN JAVA Secretary.
I-mnlI.I . 4. ~
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rerIf.r % Nev Mexico county % her.
THIS Instrument was nird f1r rerHfI On
ire fsfh iaF 10 sos. 1feT. az q o'riacE a. m
Recorded Dob Vol Maf &C Records q
saiI raarfr folio 15K
A. q WALKER Recorder
~ Ida T. rlummsr. nrputy Rec
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Certificate Of Stockholders Non-Iiabnity
for InuaId stock.

Secretary q New Mexico.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04
CHAMBER COMMERCE
MEETING
MANAGER WHITE GOES TO PORT
LAND TODAY TO LAUNCH AD-
vERTISING CAMPAIGN - WHEAT
EXPORT DISCUSSED.

At the regular meeting Of the Cham
her Of Commerce held last night the main
topic OF interest was the discussion of
the proposition to ship wheat abroad
from Astoria. During the past several
weeks the Chamber has written to every
steamship owner that sends vessels up
the Columbia River and number Of
replies from these owners were read at
last nights meeting. One English com
pany and one French company have
agreed to grant the same rate to Astoria
for chartering ships as Is now given to
Puget Sound. This would allow Astoria
an advantage over Portland of 30 cents.
per ton for export. A number of sug-
gestions were made by J. 7. N. Call
away, Jas. Finlayson, j. E. Higgins,
Judge J. Q. A. Bowlby, and John @.
McCue as to how we could best utilize
this advantage in export rates. The
Chamber will make every investigation
possible looking towards the preparation
of facilities for exporting flour and
ether products direct from Astoria. 1t
10 not improbable that prominent flour
mill man viii be secured who will export
wheat from Astoria bringing it down
from the Dalles and thereabout by boat
specially chartered. From the remark
made by Mr.. Ross and Mr.. Higgins, It
seemed quiet evident that if It were
necessary and il there were any advan-
tages to be gained thereby, an organiza-
tion of our citizens could be affected the
purpose Of which would be to export
wheat. But the Chamber viii first en-
deavor to secure the attention of an ex-
porter who makes business Of buying
wheat for Europeanm arkets.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04
President welch was instructed to ap

President welch was instructed to ap-
point a delegation to attend the Oregon
Development League Convention which
win be held in Portland June 2l and %.
MIR, Jenkins, General passenger agent,
has announced round,trip rate Of fare,
and third for that occasion. The
president would be glad to hear from
any members who will agree to attend
the convention and he win appoint them
delegates.
The Rose Fiesta win be held In Port
land on the same dates as the Oregon
Development League Convention and
Chairman Edward L. Cannon Of the par.
sde committee of this Fiesta has in
vited the Chamber to participate. The
amount of prizes to be competed for
ere worth $1,000. Mesdames O. l. Peter.
son, G. w. Lounsberry and G. F Lester
lave been asked by Manager Whyte to
express their opinion as to the adyisa-
tility OF entering the competitive parade,
but the Chamber viii take no action
until these ladies are heard from They
had charge of the flower show at last
years Fair and Regatta held in this city
and their experience is considered yalu-
able for this occasion.
Governor Buchtel, of Colorado, has
asked the Chamber to send delegates to
a convention to be held in Denver, June
IS to 20, which will consider the ques-
tion of the governments policy on pub.
lie land. This convention was found
necessary in the light OF the many re.
cent land frauds and it promises to be
"a very largely attended gathering. If
any citizens Of Astoria are contemplate
ing trip through Denver on this date
the Chamber of Commerce will gladly
give them credentials to act as dele.
gates to this convention; in fact, any
citizen who may expect to take such a
trip is earnestly solicited to let that
fact be known to the Chamber.
Mr.. George G. Flavel was reported to
have paid his subscription Of s25 per
month to the Chamber until November
!, or six months ahead.
Rev. Gustaf Rydquist win be at the
jamestown Exposition June 20 and will
distribute the literature OF the Chamber
there without any expense. Manager
Whyte commended his public spirited
ness.
Before the meeting closed Mr.. Whyte
announced that he would today go to
Portland and through the Chapman Ad-
vertising Agency launch the classified
advertising campaign which the promo
tion committee has prepared. The sum
Of S400 per month will be expended for
this advertising and the advertisements
will have circulation of 20,000,O0O.
This is the advertising campaign that
pleased Chairman Sanborn of the promo
tion committee 80 well that he raised
his monthly subscription $40 per month.
There were four members elected
J. E. Wicks, A. Jaloff, DIR. F. v. Mohn
and w. R. Macbeth.
Chairman Z z. Ferguson of the special
committee appointed to report on the
question Of making $3.50 donation to
he National Rivers & Harbors Congress
reported that he deemed it advisable toI
make this contribution but suggested
that the Chamber name the method Of
low the money should be raised.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04

tfem Eleventh TO Seventh. aprfopriatinp
$aai for the benefit OF ). A, Carter for
the improving Of Forty-seeonl streets
accepting the Improvement Of Forty
second street, and appropriatlng Sooa,aI
for Z, q, ralmherg III part payment for
the new engine house.
Resolutions Tor the improving Of Ger
tain streets were adopted as followsi
Duane st,cet west from Lincoln to
Hume, Hume avenue front Duane TO
Commercial; Fourth street from Com
mercial to Bond. and Irving avenue from
Fourteenth to Eleventh.
Resolutions TO establish the grade ON
Tenth street from Grand to Irving and
on Commercial street from Third to Nc.
CluM's Astoria were passed,
A resolution was adopted directing the
board Of assessors and the committee on
streets and public ways to meet a. a
hoard 81 equalization on the improve.
ments OF Eleventh street from CONNER
cial TO Bond,
A resolution was passed directing the
hoard of assessors TO make an assess
mcnt on the Forty.scccnd strest Inn
proyement.
O. +. Morton was granted permission
to redeem certain city property.
The tender Of 500 by g, W. Lcuns'
berry for his share Of the improving Of
Jerome avenue was accepted.
Lee Herring's petition for renewal
Of his liquor license was granted.
In the case OF Mrs, Mary Wilson In
regard TO public drain. which crosses
her property and which is in bad repair
the drain was ordered repaired,
u. lonng's petition that he bc allowed
to construct a cement sidewalk in front
of his residence was granted.
The reports of the police Judge AMI
the city physician were ordered tiled'
Contractor McCuire was awarded the
contract for repairing the front steps OF
the city hall and also the tiliug in the
layatories.
The auditor was directed 10 write to
J. Iudenherger that he had the councils
permission to construct fuel oil tank
on his property. In the case Of the
STANDARD Oil Company, the company
granted them the right to construct
wall around their property, providing Il
with the city ordinances,
The report OF the city physician, that
there were two houses In the city under
one ease Of typhoid fever
IN the hospital and recommending that
500 be appropriated for laboratory
in which the study Of bacteria might be
pursued was referred to the committee
on health and police.
The following bills were approved and
ordered paid;
Charles Gammal, $40; DR.. Mohn, sis;
budget, $780, Budget, sl2o; Budget,
sl.2o; Budget, sl40; Budget, sl.40;
Budget, $40; Budget, s5.4o; Budget,
$3.50; Budget, $40; Budget, AAo;
Budget, s4AO; Thomas Dcaley, $500,
Henry Humbel, $500; Alex. Johnson,
s3lG5; T. r. Iaurin, 1915; City Lumber
b Box Co, s2l.l5; johnson 4 Morrison,
sl.25; Foard 4 Stokes, sll.30; Foard &
Stokes. sl.l5; Astoria Crushed Rock Co.,
s2625; Board Of Street Assessors, $l3;
J. G. Clinton, sl2; Samuel Elmore &
20, sl0s5; +. Newman, 80; Astoria
Electric Co., $43740; Astoria Electric
1oe $20.25; Foard 4 Stokes, $3.50; Re.
lance Electric Works. $50, Allen &
son, so cents; Leo Gramms, $6; A. q.
long, $500; T. r, Lanrin, s4l,5S.
Dades Little Liver Pills keep the sys.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04

Dades Little Liver Pills keep the sys-
tenn clean, the stomach sweet, Prompt
relief for headache and biliousness. Good
Tor all the family.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-04
COUNCIL MEETING
Resolutions Adopted Improving
Several More Streets.
MORE CONTRACTORS NEEDED

Chamber Of Commerce Asked To Secure
Additional Contractors For Street I'm.
provements--Dance Hall Proprietor
Asks For License Money Back.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-09-19

A speaker at a recent dairymen's
meeting said: To make the dairy
profitable we should have cows that
produce not less than 6.000 pounds OF
milk per year. An average or 5000
pounds can easily be reached II al
poor cows are disposed of and If we
will use a strictly dairy breed. We
can no more make dalrying profitable
with beef bred cows than we can best
a race horse on the track with draft
or. We should feed and care for the
COW in such a way as to produce
large amount of milk. We cannot pro-
duce clean milk from dirty COWS, and
from dirty milk we can't make first
class article, be it butter or cheese.
1t is unfair for creameries to pay for
all cream alike This makes people in
different in regard to keeping the
cream in good condition. Creameries
should cooperate with the farmers. 1t
is to the farmers interest to patronize
the home creamery If the central
creamery could kill the home cream
cry it could arrange prices to suit it
self. Creameries and cream gatherers
or buyers should exercise the utmost
cleanliness so to set good example.
Farmers should have neat small
room or building for separating and
keeping the cream. Keep it away
from the kitchen, where the cooking
odors give 1t an undesirable flavor.
Making Breeding Rack.
The breeding rack shown in the illus
tration from Hoard's Dairyman is used
In dairy work at the University of
Illinois. A breeding rack of this kind
must be strong and well braced to
stand the strain. Cleats placed upon
the surface of pianks at the side are