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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
cuBA rs GROWING.

Returns % the census Just Ia tan
In Cuba. summed up in a special ga
bile despatch from Havana TO The
New YORK Herald. show an increase
Of t%wenty-nine per cent in population.
az compared with The census takon n
1898.
There has been growth. but not "a
nrodlgious as these figures would M
dicate. The previous census was
loosely taken. and great numbers u
ignorant negroes, particularly IN "a
rural districts. bid themselves. fear NJ
hat the enumeration was the prelude
70 some new scheme OF taxation.
This fact Is reflected IN the DISC o.
no~rtionate Increase now reported in
the remoter provinces.
Cuba. however. as the Herald saws
is making splendid progress. Dur ng
the ten months ended with octobtr
she sent Us 6e.oO0,0 GOO worth Of sr-
gar and si2. 000. 0O0 worth Of tobac-
co, ana We sold her SO. coo. 600 worth
Of American goods-double the
amount recorded In the year in which
the last census was taken
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
EXIT scALrERs' TIcKETs.

The recent decision Of the United
States supreme court In regard to
.'scaipers' tickets VIII put Q large
numhe Of persons out OF business.
There Is not a railroad point Of any
prominence. In the country in which
there are not 10 be found a number
Of persons who make a business OF
buying and selling what W. common
~ call "scalpers' tickets"-meaning n
ticket sold by a railroad company to
an Individual. from some point 10
some other point, usually with q re-
turn coupon and az a reduced rate
In consideration Of contract on the
part Of he purchaser to use the same
for his own transportation. exclusive
B--but after using a portion OF the
same for his own transportation. the
purchaser. IN direct violation Of his
contract with the company. disposes
OF the remainder 70 be used by some
one e'se.
In deciding a case OF This kind re.
Gently brought before Il. the supreme
court held that any dealing In non
transferable tickets IL n wrongful act.
o 'malicious Interference with a con-
tract" that a nontransfer condition
on o ticket Is binding on all who ac-
quire Il, and. furthermore. that the
use Of a scalper's ticket That vas sold
al a reduced price IA a violation of
the new railroad rate law. which pro-
hints all, indirect forms Of preference.
That makes clear the illeeallty nf
the business, but the most decisive
feature of the decision IS thai which
authorizes courts Of equity perma-
nently TO enjoin any number Of scalp
from dealing in nontransferabie
issued by q given line. II It
were necessary to bring suit in indi.
vdual cases after the sale the CAM
paign against scalplng could hardly
hold out promise OF much success
But the use of the injunction 10 pre-
vent any and all dealings In these of
those classes OF non%transferab .
viii certainly put the scalp
err out OF business. wherever the
common carriers really care to avail ,
y smselves Of this potent weapon .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
THEY AND YOU.

Uake Arthur Times.)
Why don't they keep the streets q
little cleaner?
You ask with deep annoyance not
undue.
Why don't they keep the parks a little
Ereener
(Did YOU eve stop 20 think that
they" means yOu?)
How long will they permit this graft
and stealing
Why don't they see the courts arc
clean and truc2
Why will they wink at crooked public
dealing
Odd you ever stop to think thar
they" means your
Why don't they stop this miserable
child labor?
And wake the S. T.. C. a. up n
few
(Nhile thus YOU gently knock your
unknown neighbor.
DID YOU ever stop TO think thur
they means your
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
A Line on the
Wage Situation

Editor Morning Journal:
In reference TO the article In this
mornings paper entitled Wages De
Not Keep Pace" viii you kindly al
low me to add the following; All the
means Of living are IN the hands OF
corporations for the purpose Of accu-
mulating wealth tor a few, n as the
worker Is always forgotten the day
after election he is left at the mercy
of these corporations for employ
ment. who by keeping rs out Of 100
out Of employment are able to deter
mine what wages the worker shall
get and what he shall pay for hts
needs out of what he produces. Con-
s%equently. as a few are owners of the
means OF producing and distributing
wealth. II IL not strange that living
has advanced and wages have de-
creased. and that panics will occur In
the widst OF plenty.
Respectfully yours.
a. j. GUENARA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

Solos : !: :s:: !.


THE CONSUMER has the worsI
SILVER of all when he thinks about ths
coal bill for that Pacific fleet.
THE KISSING germ has been for
maIly christened by the scientists
"Pyorrhea AveoIarisY Forget it,
LET YOUR HEART be fun OF the
glad Christmas cheer and don't look
for n price mark on your presents.
49,
JAPAN is said to be eating 1000
900 pounds 0f whale meat a year.
which probably accounts for 50 much
spouting.
"ELKs SHOW Tombstone" says n
Bisbee paper. II they are anything
like the Albuquerque Elks they pron-
ably walked the dead.
A STREET car conductor has made
the highly comforting announcement
that women prefer 20 STAN because
II keeps from wrinkling their clothes.
THE CITY assessor Of El PasO. It Is
reported. was slugged within a block
Of the Carnegie library. This Is pre-
sumed TO be somewh here near the solar
plexus.
With HE IlilIidu DIitiibFh al
ready wildly waving and Williams and
DeArmOnd In each others hair the
outlook Is fairly good for a siren
uous session.
1T HAS been discovered that DEN
yer feed dealers are mixing puiver-
lied rock with the bran 10 bring up
the weight and as a consequence some
Of the cows are giving petriied milk.
B
COLLEGIATE ANDREWS gets there
with both feet when It comes To Sc
curing pensions for the old soldiers
Df the union IN New MeXico-The Al
These are the celebrated gum-shod
which wore the trail to the
House.
THE ANANIAS club takes OF its
to the pix county. Indiana, liar,
Who is out with a story of a young
ady and a harvesting machine. She
rot too close, fen on the table and
vas carried in with the grain, coming
'ut with "A string neatly tied around
Ter waist. She was dexterously de-
on the ground right side M by Z
harvest hand Va trife startled but
Inhurt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
THE WORKMAN AND us Hnr.

A recen publication by the MAJ
tionai department OF agriculture call
I'd public attention Go the fact that
teachers in our agricultural college
were not being paid ln proportion to
The work required Of them. all of
whhh g. true. and constitutes d great
wrong which o great and rich gov
eminent should lose no time lea right
Ing. especially in view-of the fact that
n Is 10 agriculture that the govern
ment primarily owes its greatness and
its riehness Rut at the same time.
what r. true ~ the agricultural coll
leses is also true Of cur public
schools not only In New Mexico. but
80 Owe the country. Al the time the
present wage scales were fixed the
cost ~ living was not much more
than half what 90 IS today. and the
demands upon the strength and abil-
liy nf the teacher have increased sl-
NEST in proportion 20 the cost of iiy-
Ing
We notice hat this subject O.. be-
ginning 90 receive the attention % the
pres IN ai progressive sections of the
country. and u b. a subject that dee
mands attention everywhere The.
proper training Of d children n the
public schools BE- a matter thai should
D. regarded by an u us as one %
the Heo highest importance not only
as a matter OF pride and self-interest. .
one ~ patriotism as wei. because
II we expect our On ion to r.liutaih
- present high position among the
nauons Of the earth. esch generation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
OUGHT 10 M A POLITICIAN.

Dr. Woods Hutchinson. who gives
public expression 10 his views through
: the columns Of the Woman's Horne
; Companion. shows that he has in him
the stuff that successful politicians
are made OF. n knows o TO line
up" on the popular side. He declares
that the children should have all the
candy they want" and adds. Give
them plenty Of pure sugar. taffy and
he need Of cod liver oil" Now how
tcanld any man make himself more.
popular with the rising generation.
especially at this particular season of
the year. thar by taking q stand upon
that platform? And what is more
Important than the simple decIara-
lion OF his opinion. the doctor fortifies
his contention with some exceedingly
convincing scientific facts and he ad-
vanccs his doctrine in all seriousness, /
not as a bit OF levity, pre-Christmas
literature or a scientific rad. lie
argues that. after meat and bread and
butter. sugar is the most necessary OF
foods. He points 10 the fact that no
well regulated w~orklngman viii ac-
cept ven a fun dinner pail unless
there Is a piece OF pie, or sweet cake.
In IT, The nottingham is not merely
fastidious. His love for pie and cake
Is instructive. and DR.. Hutchinson.
passing into the domain of ~metaphys-
zeal history. argues forcefully that the
prejudice against giving the children
plenty OF candy Is a mixture Of Puri-
and parsinony in equal parts,
he argument being that. according 10
he Puritnns, whatever children cry +,
'of must be bad for them. along the
inc Of the doctrine Of original SIN.
rhe first lusty yell Of the %yOungster, ,
Ifter he has got his breath. Is an in :
%tinctive demand for a stick Of striped !
andy--or at least for sugar in some !
0rm. y
Then the doctor gives his subject a
tactical and tangible connection with !
he temperance question by bringing y
the official figures 10 show
hat The government buys many tons 4
+ pure candy and sends II down 10
here our men are at work on the |
canal, and elsewhere in thel
because the scientists in the :
mploy Of the federal government =
ave learned that the more sugar the m
len have the less alcohol they want. n
nd he also sustains the same point !,
y pointing TO the familiar fact that &C
Ne saloons never serve sweets, be- m
the demand Of the customer for y,
things is satisfied by the alcohol OF
D drinks. m
While The Doctors reasoning VIII =,
doubt be very popular with a very e,
rye part OF the community. old as M
as young. it also seems 10 have a =
'etty good scientific basis in the W
ct 20 which he has called attention. hi
at the appetite for sweets Is a natu- 81
! one, and a great many people have "
to believe. in the present age
the world, that the nearer we keep
nature the better Il is for us.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

During the summer OF 1903 7 vas
troubled with muscular pains in the
instep OF my foot SAYS Mr.. S. Pedlar.
OF Toronto. ont. AT times IL was So
painfnl | could hardly walk. Cham
berlain's Pain Balm was recommends
ed TO me, 50 ! tried 10 and was COM
pletely cured by one small bottle. ]
have since recommended IL 20 several
OF my friends, all of whom speak
highly OF f." For sale by all drug
ctsts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
HOLD HIM. SOMEBODY.

one In search Of a sample OF sub
limated nonsense would not likely
look 10 the pulpit for IL. but here Is
q specimen hat seems 10 ill the bin:
The Rev. Or Macarthur. Of New
York, In his sermon last sunday. said
In speaking Of Mr.. Roosevelt and his
work Ia the White House;
Il pity the mar who viii be his
successor. II has become harder and
harder 10 I'm the position, n the
standard Of requirements has become
higher and higher. George Washing
ton could no more i'm the position OF
president today than-than that 81
the poe; laureate Of England. Nelth-
err could President Lincoln. They
were equal TO the day In which they
lived. hut conditions have become
harder and harder"
To the foregoing intellectual drivel
the Washington star makes this pEln
and sensible re%ioihder.
1T Is the day Of much tall and
some loose talk, but this is the limit
The situations with which Washing
ton ana Lincoln dealt were so much
more difficult than that with which
Mr. Roosevelt has had 60 Zeal there
b. no sort of comparison. A. for the
succession. any one of the republic
can a%spirants Is equal 90 the work,
any one of a dozen democrats
easily named b. also. The presidency
Is a great office, but u q were above
the capacities of an but "a Few ciui-
gems the country would be unworthy
of "a republican form of government
Mt Roosevelt has given convincing
evidence OF his ample ability to take
care OF himself against his enemies.
but he has need TO pray for the A.
s%istance Of omnipotence 10 protect
him from the folly OF some 81 his
friends
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
THESE WOULD MAKE
NICE PRESENT

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black spots. collar and mum
combined. only .............siO
Child's genuine pure white Turk
ish AnEora Mum and Collar.
only ........ .......... III
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airy; 1909 edition: 10000 words 200
Standard teachers Bible. flexible
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gold edges, round corners. Get
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with iiup and button. grain
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Catholic chlld's Prayer Books. 90
DIT. Ghase'g REGIMES lee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
The
BeLen Toun
and Improvement
Company
uncorporated)

Are Ae owners OF The Belen Townste. consisting of 1000 business and
residence lots size 25xl42 feet, fronting upon eighty and nnety-foo,
streets and avenues, right in the business center of the new city and
directly upon the Santa Re Railway depot grounds The Achson.
,opeAa ahd oanta re Railway Company is now grading its extensive
depot grounds and yard limits 800 feet wide and a mile long (canachv
OF seventy miles OF side track TO accommodate its immense passenger
and freight traffic. Harvey eating house, ~rOundhOuse. coal chu,es
water tanks. machine shops. etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

thst comes upon the stag must be
prepared 10 advance. in some MEASURE
~ least. the work of the one that
went before Il.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
THE MAZE
VIM kiekc. Proprietor.

III YOU WANT SOMETHING
REAL NICE AND GOOD IN THE
GROCERY LIME, you CAN Al
WAYS GET IT AT y. g. PRATT 4
cos. 2tg so. SECOND ST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

Rolled barley. white oats. red and
white bran. corn chop vat chop.
Acme MIXED feed. a.. ". Zee. G02-60I
South First ~trcct. phone 10 de-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
ARE YOU INTERESTED N COATS
Or Would Nea IN te Become Intrre@te

II % there is a splendid opportunity e.
start Ufth small car tai and have aus 81
ne finest herds % AnEuraa IN America g.
select from. We offsr fo4e head % high
bred AuEnras the majority % them uut -
the famous Armsr herd which Ne will dis
pnse - a. harrain prices VIII ssfi anY
rlmher from ] 20 .ona There are lEee
Sees In the hsrd ifo htrh grute bucks
ih9 klf bucks from the best South African
ara Turkish stock. and shout reA wethers
vii deliver p O n, silver city n. ~
n Interested call or wrlte. Chandler Ane
Company. silver city, y ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

THE oNIN REAL STEAM CLEANING
rtANT ~ soETHwEST WI
HETTNR PREPARED NOW THAN ENEH
- C~IEkNAHIE IN CLOTHES CLEAN
INC. PRESSING ~ REPAIRING uE
TAkE~ TME RON STAT. IN HE
WORK sUARANTETn sESONn HA~D
CLOTHING noIGuT AND som GOODS
tAIIFn HnH AND DELIVERED ~
SHORT NOTICE CAII At az NOHTH
TuORNTON. " CLEANER
tat u THIRD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

What has become II that conf %
of representative from the ,..
Gus Central American repuh r
which for a time gave promise ls
such important resuItsr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

Senator Beveridge Who did such
excellent FORK for the best Interests
ct The territories in the matter af
Joint statehood. o. showing himself
equally friendly in pushing the ciu.e
OF single statehood.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21
FHE CITY OF BELEN

has a population Of 1900. and several large Mercantile Hou.., n,
belen Patent Roller Mills with its $50 barrels a day capachv ,yinsrv
etc. 1t IS the largest shipping point for Flour. Wool. Wbea, VIM
Beans Fay and Fruit in New Mexico. From its location mn, ,s
gIea' Tunk line Leading NORTH south. east and west. to all points in the
United States and Mexico its future growth =, a comm.rc;aI -, =.
not be estimated. Al fast limited. mail. express and freight train,
will pass through Beef~tO Chicago. Kansas City, Galveston and The
he Racine Coast The water IS good and the climate unsurpassed
BeIen has a $4,000 pubic school house. two church,, !, -
Club. three hotels. restaurants. etc.
completed and opened '' ""
The lots offered are low II prices and the terms are e,Sv r..
tnrd " purchase money cash. twofhfrds may RENAL. on 80 80
mortgage % % year. with Interest az S nr con par ann,, T-
leUeet ana warranty deeds gten. Come early 81 von v~b 10 60
son OF write TO N" M per
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

Because one sheep slipped and fen
over a precipice. out in the Cascade
mountains pe are told eleven thou
sand others foloe-i Dim and were
an killed Ard th+ Neu York Trib-
une says Poo s Tr+y we're
almost human rsr Blind and
needless Initiation - rs- isafer
By long cstabIses precedent s l-
NOT good form f1r aEy senator o.
make a specch dur.nE his rrst term
and in speaking az the Jeff Davis
Performance the Norfolk Landmark
cruelty remark enato JsT Da-
SIS didn't break a precstent-re
strenEi Eened one
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

Mattresses made over nj Chas. l.. Ksp.
DelerH. sI7-Is south second.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

PrOprietors OF AIvnrado Pharmaey, Cola
Avenue and First Street.
Highland Pharmacy. Corner of East Cen-
trial and broadway.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-21

THE CONSUMER has the worst
SILVER of all when he thinks about the
coal bill for that Pacific fleet.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
TOBACCO COMPETITION
Still LiUely, Says Tice-President
Hill, of american Com panu

The American Tobacco Company, which the
.cre-nuent is trying to dissolve and nIaca ,n
he hands Of receivers, had a chance Yesterday
:, the preliminary hearing before Special Fx-
.-,,ner Shields 10 say something about its effec.
=, competition IN the tobacco trade and M, tl7e
AasIthfulness OF that trade In general. Perc;vaI
: Hiil one OF the vice-presideats Of the conn
cany, testified that far from suppressing COM
retition or attempting to do so the bIg com
-snv actually helped to enhance il.
NJ FIiIl made no bones about SAYING that hts
company gave special allowances to jobbers who
e1uld snow increased sales Of its products. Only
esS Of the 5.coo !obbers throughout the United
states set these allowances Mr. Hill denied
hat sry 5obber or distributing company. even
he one directly under the control OF the So
oalled trust was forbidden to handle inde
repdeut goods. OF the six hundred thousand
rstaH tobacco stores in the United States, said
sI-. Hill. only q thousand were operated by the
United Cigar Stores Company controlled by the
American Tobacco Company. The latter also
sell independent goods. They must according
70 Nj HilI. for il is the consumer Of tobacco
who dictates what brands a store shall sell
Mr. HiH said he believed that most Of the in
ssoendent manufacturers and jobbers IN exist
snoe when the American Tobacco Company was
fa-raed were stili doing 8 successful business.
others entering ths field later were making a
so Of it too. 1Gr. Hill said he had negotiated
the purchase 1f many tobacco concerns by the
American Tobacco Company, but in no case had
II been the intention Of the company to end
earnDs1itiou. It was rather TO get es much bust
ness as possible
The tobacco conpany'e vice president said
that the basis Of the general increase in the
tobacco business was advertising. Any maker
Ct Z certain general kind OF tobacco profited
rter : competitor advertised. as the advertis-
ing drew The attention of consumers 70 a con-
si6eration Of the general kind OF the weed ex-
rlci+ed-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. "A slack export demand and a
liberal INCREASE in the visible supply had weaken
ing effect to-day the local wheat market, the
May delivery at the close showing net loss OF
11sc TO NC Corn a shade lower and oats were
shade higher. Provisions 21ac I712c higher.
The wheat market weak through the day,
with the exception Of a short period about the mid
die Of the session. when buying by shorts based
rally IL stocks caused moderate strength for short
time. At the start the market bearshly
affected by easier cables and by weakness OF the
stock list. AS the session advanced absence of
demand from exporters, who asserted that foreign
bids for American wheat were very Disappointing
inspired additional sales An increase of L523.Go
Bushels in visible supply. compared with a de-
of $500 bushels the corresponding time last
year. another encouraging factor for the bears
The market closed weak. Deliveries of Decem-
Der contracts were estimated at 10000 bushels
May opened at 14c to sc TO 7sc lower at 81 027s
to 81 O3ss, advanced s. 055s and then declined
81 N2. The close at 81 021a. Clearances of
wheat and -four were equal 70 667, 900 bushels The
amount passage increased L61S,0oo bushels.
Primary receipts L262.010 bushels compared
with 1,3Si009 bushels the corresponding day last
year. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts Of 100 cars. against 97 last week and 9iS
year age.
The corn market strong almost all day be-
cause of an absence OF any deliveries on December
contracts. which induced considerable covering by
shorts advance OF &c TO 1o in the price of cash
grain stimulated additional purchases of the
options. The market late in the day bearishly
effected bv the weakness of wheat all of the early
gains being lost realizing sales. The close was
easy. May opened a shade to &c TO CSC lower at
659c 55sc, advanced 564c and closed at 557sc:
local receipts were i54 cars, with Is Of contract
grads.
There was only a moderate trade in oats but the
market was firm the greater part Of the day, the
strength of being the chief bullish influence.
Deliveries December contracts estimated
al 10000 bushels Country acceptances were light
and the movement was again small. May opened a
shade fower at 503sc. advanced to $3.50 and closed
sic. Local receipts We're 12S cars.
Provisions were strong owing a 15o zoe
advance in live hogs and 10 small deliveries of De-
ceIrber contracts. The deliveries of pork were said
20 have been $50 barrels Commission houses re-
ported Increase in investment purchases. The
bulk OF trade was In May deliveries. At the close
May pork was up 2gc 70 81 9715. Lard up I71ao
70 81 IS; ribs were 25sc higher at s6 92Iz.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 20 cars.
corn, 1s5 cars: oats, 1S4 cars; hogs, 20,00 head