Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21

ground that Secretary straus is la,
ing plans to assist Asiatic lmmigri
I ton.
Slight figures are favored this sea
: son by experts in dressmaking. TIL
figures referred to. however. do NJ
, Apply 10 the check book any NOR
than before.
Now that Peru has bought an arm
ed cruiser. l0ok out for the comm
power In maritime warfare. She
sure to get her $4,000 worth Of trou
Bile somewhere.
Mr.. Rockefeller and Mr.. Carnegl
are held up by a Methodist minister a
examples Of what patience and harI
labor viii achieve. Whose patienc,
and hard labor?
In the opinion Of Congressman
Weeks. Of Massachusetts,. there Is no.
the slightest danger OF war between
Japan and the United States. not the
most remote chance OF offending the
island kingdom. by sending our bat
tleship fleet into Pacific waters this
winter.
II ex-President Cleveland is right.
there will need TO be no hourly buile-
tins issued as TO his physical condition
so long as he continues to enjoy driv-
ing and Is able to Withstand the strain
OF porusing at a single sitting all the
stuff published In Sunday papers
about his precarious health.
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Says the Mexican Herald: What we
desire rs to see all Latin-American
countries accomplish his work of re-
generation for themselves. Instead Of
having il lone for them by an outside
power. We believe in the conserva-
tlon Of the Latin ideal. exalted and
purified. In all the countries founded
on the remains Of SPANS colonial m
pire on this continent. The Anglo |
Saxon ideal * an admirable one also.
But we believe hat the progress of
world is best promoted by tho
free development of the various types
" civilization and culture along the
ines of racial individuality and not
along those Of servile Imitation and
iull. monotonous uniformity.
The New York Herald calls atten-
TO the fact that Lieutenant Gov
Chanler, of New York. Is 10 be
invited to attend the Georgia state
air. It was from Georgia that Judge
'arker's first invitation came after his
anne had been suggested In conncc-
ion with the presidency. He accepted.
Will he remembered. and made a
peech which puzzled the politicians
nd entertained nobody. Still he was
ominated for president. and Georgia :
lpported him Mr. Chanler is anoth-
r New York dark horse. says the
.erald, and the people Of the Cracker ,
ate want to inspect his points. He IS
younger nag than Judge Parker, and
lere is much talk about his speed.
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In regard to the case of Mr.. II, II.
ogers, the big coal oil magnatc. who
as excused by a Boston court from 2
in an important case tho
her day on the ground hat owing
Tho state of his health II would
IT be safe for him to attend. it Is said
Iat he suffered a slight apoplectic /
loek last July, and has been falling
.pidly ever since. The present litlga- 8
IN, which caused this revelation Of
=. Rogers health. Is brought by c. 4
. Raymond. Of %somerville. assignee .
the widow Of Professor Green ~
Ugh, of Brooklyn. who asserts she
rs a contract against the standard
company for royalties on oil made v
'n-explosive by a secret process in :
by the professor.
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Elsewhere in the Morning Journal
today viii be found a communion II
M from a member Of the Woman's
al. cordially endorsing the sugges-
N mad by a lady correspondent
sterday, In relation to making prep
atoms FOR the irrigation congress.
d other matters Of public Interest. ,
other sources We learn that the -
lies Of the club had already been
nsidering the matter Of giving at A
ition TO such affairs. and there is
,son 10 believe that the Organization
soon mako Itself heard from Ia
II direction. In the meantime the
lies may consider the columns az
s paper open to them for the pre- Al
ltation OF any ideas or suggestions
~ may have to offer on the sub
C.
SHALL THE WOMEN HELP?
Albuquerque, Sept 20. 1907. IT
itor Morning Journal