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

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
DIG HER DEEP
THROUGH
DIXIE
NEW SONG PREPARED FOR
PRESIDENT Roosevelt
Fifty thousand Voices to Join
In Stirring Rendition of Cho-
rus During Reception at St,
Louis.

When President Roosevelt arrives
in st. Louis October ? by steamer. en-
route from Keokuk to Memphis. to at
tend the Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep Wa
terway convention. he will be greeted
by more than 5000 trained voices ana
fifty thousand other persons in the
chrous. singing "Dig Her Deep
Through Dixie to the tune of that
stirring war song of the Southland.
w. f. Sanders, secretary of the st.
Louis Business Mems league, will
lead It.. When dig Her Deep
Through Dixie was adopted as the Of
fetal song. it was not known that Sec
rotary Saunders was a trained vocal
iSt. In rehearsing, Mr.. Saunders evil
denced his vocal abilities and it was
agreed he must lead the chorus.
Many Notablcs to lear IL.
The SON will be sung during the
procession in st. Louis on October Q.
in which twenty governors. more than
fifty United States senator's and repre-
sentatives and President Roosevelt
viii participate. Bands will play
Dixie and the spectators along the
route viii be requested to repeat the
song. 1t also will be sung at the pres
ident's reception at the Jail building.
The method by which the words
will be distributed in st. Louis and
Memphis viii be as follows: Small
paper boats. similar to those made in
the kindergarten school, will be
handed out. on the outside Is the
inscription. omen and Sing on the
margin are the words: River Rcgu-
lation Is Rate Regulation
Mr.. Saunders adopted the boat idea
as heing appropriate to the cause. The
words We're composed by r.. +. Chew
of st. Louis. Here is the song.
Tho Song.
oh, lie Mississippi am de very river,
From high rates u land to deliver.
DIG away, dig away, dig away
thro' Dixie.
From de Allegheny to de Rockies
gushin',
Down she come wild a mighty rushiE',
Dig away, dig away-thro' Dixie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21
New Dress Trimmings

a matchIeSS assortment Of the newest the
fashion CenterS OF the world have produced
re here in endless profusiOn: BraidS. Guimps
'pangles, lets. Persian AppliqueS, Gold, Steel,
Pearl. Silver. in bands, edges. GALLONS. gar
nitures, in a great variety Of patterns and
styles for your selecting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21

Receive an extensive representation i
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-21

The SONG will be Jung by the negro
roustabuots of the fleet Of 100 steam
boats accompanying the president TO
Memphis.
As another feature Of the presi-
dents visit the st. Louis power boat
association will have a Letter carried
by relay on swift speed boats from
Mayor Busse of Chicago TO the prcsi-
dent at st. Louis. The plan was made
by the hackers Of the deep water
way.
It Is expected that the three hum
bred mile trip will be made in twenty
hours. Three clubs will have charge
Of the carrying Of the letter. They
are the Illinois Athletic club of Chi
ago. the Illinois Valley club Of Pc
orla and the st. Louis Power Boat as
ISOLATION.
The last lap of the relay viii ~
run by the KITTY" owned b yC. -.
Sparks OF ARlton. MIR. Sparks VIII
deliver the letter to the president az
st. Louis. The Kitty has qualified
as the fastest boat In the association.
she IAN run twenty miles an hour ~
still water. The trip will be run in the
night because of the necessity Of de-
livcring the letter TO President Rnosc-
welt early In the morning. immedl-
ately after his arrival here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
the replies in the tone we wanted
them.

Free tickets to Trenton we're Civ
en- out in New Brunswick Yesterday to
all who would go to help swell the
ranks of the Dryden supporters. 1t
is said that. these tickets could be
traced to Theodore Strong It is pos
sible that the county boss had orders
to spend some of that enormous cam
paign fund sent into this county by
the Dryden forces last November and
which the democrats prevented being
used for the purpose it was intended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
CHAIRS OF CELTIC.

1t is greatly to be regretted that
America should have done so little
either in the way of original study
and research in connection with the
early Celtic literature, or in the way
of popularizing and familiarizing that
literature, and 1t is much to be de-
sired that wherever possible chairs
of Celtic should be established in our
leading universities. Moreover. in
addition to the scholars work which
is especially designed for students,
there must ultimately be done the adj
ditional work which puts the results
of the scholarship at the disposal of
the average layman. This has large
ly been done for the Morse sagas.
William Morris has translated the
Heimskringla" into language which,
while not exactly English, can never
theless be understood without diff
culty-which is more than can be
said for his translation of "Beowulf"
and which has real, though af-
fectedly archaic, beauty. Dasent has
translated the Younger Edda," the
"Nialga Saga and the Saga of
Gisli the Outlaw" 1t is pleasant for
Americans to feel that it was Long
fellow who, in his Saga of King
Olaf" rendered one of the most strlk-
ing of the old Morse tales into great
poem.-From Theodore Roosevelt's
'The Ancient Irish Sagas," in the
Century.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
FIRE AtARM BOXES.

ss--Raritan Copper Works.
2e--High and Lewis streets.
"a Madison avenue and Paterson street
2S--Marlket and First streets.
b6--Snith and High streets.
B7--State and Smith streetg
42--Buclingham ave. and aartrora nt.
f5--Commerce and Front streets.
f7-High and washington streetA-
k4--State st andf BucNingham ave-
6s---Hayy avenue and Charles streeL
b7--Etate and wayne streets.
s2--Nashington ana First streets.
So New Brunswick rave and Hlm y.
D4--Smith street and Watson aVenues
66--Commerce and State streets.
72-Front and Smith streets.
7s-Water and Gordon streets-
7l--Kearny, avenue and Gordon streeI
B9-Snlith and Herbert streets:
B8-Woodbridge road and washington Dt.
bz-Lehigh avenue and Stanford street. i.
To send In an alarm. nper the noor OF
the box and pull down the lever ano les
70, onoe only. Stay at box until nremen
arrive.
tap-Break in circuit. taps--Driil
and Are alarm test. taps-Fire out. 0
taps---Police call. 12--Calls for lincoln
Engine Company. 13-Call for Wsshing-
ton Hose. 14--Call for Mcclellan Engine
Company. l5--Call for Protection Hook
and Ladder. 16-Call for Eagle Hose
Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the middle states and New Eng
land today fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, with light west
erly winds, becoming variable, and
nearly stationary, followed by rising
temperature and by increasing cloudi-
ness In the northern districts. On
Wednesday partly cloudy to overcast
and warmer weather will prevail, with
fresh westerly to southerly winds, fol-
lowed by snow in the northern dis
tricts and rain in the southern. and
on Thursday overcast weather, with
slight temperature changes and rain
or snow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
Americans Are Too PrOdigal
BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER

any suppose that Americans shall not be
PEELED ultimately pay for the increasing extravaganza Of
~ people? 1t is the result of unprecedented national
prosperity and it should By curbed We going EN-
TIRELY TOO FAST. We prodga of money. We do
keep money home We sending much of gold
abroad We buying foreign novelties letting GOLD
Europe We spending too much money.
MONEY OUGHT TO KEPT IN UNITED
STATES, FOR JUST AS SURELY AS WE
GOLD TO THE OTHER SIDE JUST so SURELY HAVE
PENALTY RAsHNEss
We using up rate
chief danger Our peril lies parting with the
have and likely find ourselves IN NEED IN THE
FUTURE for this very AS resources think untold
natural wealth of this country that has thus far thought
Of much less investigated
But the trouble repeat that the people of the States
entirely prodg of what they NOW have They are taking adj
vantage of prosperity such has been this country
to be both waseful and extravagant
WE THE RAINY pAv-FoR THE TIME OF
OUR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

Hotel Proprietor-So you want a
job in my dining-room, eh?"
Girl Applicant--Yes, sir
Hotel Proprietor-How much wages
do you expect?
Girl Applicant-What do you pay?
Hotel Proprietor-Si dollars, a
week and board you, or four dollars
week and let you board OUT
Girl Applicant-Why that's peculiar.
Usually the difference in wages runs
the other way. Why do you pay more
II l eat here?
Hotel Proprietor-When you see
the table we set for our help you'll
understand.-Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

By oil means letl4s cling to the old
spelling. If the present style was
good enough for our parents why not
good enough for us?
The 'gnat," for instance. Instead
Of dropping the Why not, if it is a
good thing, use it more freely?
Why not raise your CHAT to a goat
If she is gfat?
And k-what harm In little, more
of sensible custofn?s II you have
the knowledge why make knoise.
Knobody is knaughty. A knife is
knever knice unless necessary. And
why should not a hnaye knail KNAPP
kins to knarcotics? And are KNAPP
kins better than gnapkins?
Kno; decidedly knotl-Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

The recent bad weather has at least
served one good purpose. 1t demon
strated to the people what blessing
paved streets and good sidewalks are
If peoples memories were only lit
tie longer it is possible that several
new petitions for street Improvements
would be before the aldermen ,eis
spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
Americas New
Relations( to the
World at Large
Of the United states and 7x-seeretary Of the Navy

R detached and distant SITUATION the words of Washing
ton which friend and not the enemy OF other
y nations HAS CEASED TO BE. But, while we have
drawn prodqousy possible and possibly dan
gerous enemies have also grown prodgously bigger
and richer and MORE OBTRUSIVE and therefore, vastly
likely envy dtru and fear in other words to have
enemies days of obscuriy and isolation gone FOX
EVER, and safety be sought elsewhere
not merely that Americans twentyod many and
hundrefodnay far more hunddfoda rich they were
Washington sought Mount Vernon that their empire
from this continent and has spread to the An
shs the unges of A islands and the SHOWS OF
Alaska Every morning brings the breakfast table OF each one OF us
day history fellow every and every cline We
cannot wholly shut eyes TO AUGHT THAT GOES AMlSs
FOR HUMANITY throughout the world We cannot wholly close
ears any wrongdong however distant alien be
sufferers despite ourselves the thought half formed and hall
conscious yet daily growing and to Others forces itself
upon minds the and terrible drama human destiny
nation such has to be must have its allotted lS EN-
FORCED part to play.
IT, hen lost lost beyond recovery the security once
afforded by remoeess nsignfnce and our oaon
Situation neither detached" distant" and
the primary interests of Europe only but Of the yet older con-
nen whereof Washington had to think now bear TO
affairs relation far intimate and weghy to let us seek
safety IN IGNORING THEM, what today would Washington
he living and bid rely that peace which
should be always the first and end Of foreign policy and to
protect national safety AND HONOR?
Not assuedy, the good w the magnanim the fcrbear
Washington had and pretended have none
bald human character and conduct which
dreamers midst and some DESIGNING MEN AZ
Feet TO SHARE
ask then of all thoughtful and patriotic citizens their aid
the great navy department of federal government
lately keeping and his colleague the administration OF
the and of ALL the commander chief of
forces land and under the constitution assuring couns
peace BY MAINTAINING HER STRENGTH FOR WAR.
QUALIFIED FOR HONOR IN THE
JUST JUDGMENT MANKIND STRENGTH AS
MAY GAIN AND THE PEACE OF RIGHTEOUSNESS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
The Low.caIitx and Aleh.

Mr.. Baker, who had recently be-
come blessed with an abundance of
this worlds goods, established his
family in a home commensurate in
beauty with his new fortune. Short
ly after, an acquaintance met him.
and passing the time Of day, asked
how the various members of his
family were.
''Fine!" was his reply. "You see,
it was this way-the doctor says that
where we lived the low-cality wasn't
good for u.s. but now that we've
moved into a high-cality. we're all
right. Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

Assemblyman Barber might better
have spent his time writing letters
to his constituents in Mercer county
to ascertain what they think of the
idea to re-elect Senator Dryden, in
stead OF begging senators and cabinet
officers from other states to express
their views. The senatorial cour-
tesy" has not yet been abolished in
Washingtonseven if it has at Trenton,
and nothing but nice things about
Senator Dryden could be expected
from his colleagues. Perhaps Mr..
Bar lao itis eoasfiieaass well
eno''si p rc.lize tA9s an appeal .
Washington Ns i'sQ 9alS VIZ 70 gei
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

1t was one of those dental parlors
where you pay in advance for having
your tooth pulled and await your
turn.
Your sign says" grumbled the
customer who had just got out of
the chair, 1--WE extract without pain
or cheerfully refund"
Did it hurt you?" asked the young
man with the forqeps.
Hurt? 1t felt as if you we're TAX
ing the whole top of my head Off"
We'll, sir, you can have your tooth
back il you want it."-Chicago Trib-
une.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
TUESDAY, JANUARY %.
BRITISH JEALOUSY.

The jealousy of the British again
shows itself in the request of Cover
nor Swettenhan, of Jamaica. that the
American fleet withdraw from Kings
ton where halp for the wounded and
distressed is so sorely needed. Eng
lish pride comes first with the Eng
lishman and because the Americans
were on the spot in twinkling lend
ing valuable assistance, the COVER
nor decided the Americans We're not
wanted although the cry for relief is
stin heard from hundreds in the
stricken city.
But even if the English governor
was Jealous of the effective work done
by the Americans, he need Iot have
insulted the American admiral, who
was merely doing his duty as Il Christ
xah gentleman to relieve suffering
humanity. The, slurring sarcasm is
found in the following sentence of
the governors letter; 'I may rcmind
your excellency that not long ago it
was discovered that thieves had lodg-
ed in, and pillaged the residence Of
some New York millionaire during his
absence in the summer,but this would
not Justify a British admiral landing
an armed party and assisting the New
York police. - ,,,,.o.
Just what this iReference has to do
with the sltNAfi6n at Jamaica where
hundreds ofpeopl@lay dead and thou
sands are komelessJss with houses and
business BUILDINGS wrecked by earth
quake and fire, is hard to see. Posi-
bly, some explanation will clear
up the mystery, but such small speci-
mems Of hqgp9isaniFy 4 as Governor swet
tenham appears to be had bet
ter be PLACID on the retired list and
kept in the Background as much as
possible,- Ire Is ne.credit to the Brit
ish nations a9 e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
Effective Remedy For
Corporate Wrongdoine
BY HENRY cLEws. New York Banker

N ONST captains of industry assocang themselves together
Tor the establishment and conduct broad corporate
= enterprise, should be WELCOMED by the public Yet
the existing laws seem inadequate due to the SOUND
OF the co as we'll to the public that something
further should be provided the feeling
them and to keep the people informed existing methods
and the TRUE CONDITIONS Of their affairs
The remedy for corporation wrongdona found N PRTTc
lIY This publicity the great need of the day the public
should demand it.
IN THE LMELleHT OF PUBLICITY THE ,RREeu, Al pr.n-r
PRACTICES OF THE RAILWAYS THE BENEFIT oEIAReE Am
FAVORED SHIPPERS WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE AND EoA,,v 60
WOULD HAVE BEEN THE PLEASE AND ExTpAvAenST
oE Insurance. AS REVEALED
eY The NEW YORK LEGISLATIVE INSURANCE NvEsTicATioN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
IRREGULAR MERRIMAC."
Jay Cookies Share in Weathering the
Crisis of March and April, 1864.

Crisis of March and April, 1864.
In the spring of 1864 the gold
markets were SO excited that Mr..
Chase, repeatedly telegraphed Jay
Cookee alrSing him to come to Wash
ington to map out plan of cam
paign At the end of 1862 the price
had stood at 1873, which means that
$133 of greenbacks were required to
buy $109sof sgold, while on the last
day Of g1863 the yellow metal was
quoted at $I51. In March and April,
1864, gold began a new upward move
men. .Many--Weres predicting that it's
price would go to 500, when "Old
ClfaseEs gfeenbacks" would be as
worthless as confederate shinplasters.
Jay Cooke wished congress to pass a
bill clothing the secretary of the
treasury with authority to sell specie
as he pleased, thus combating the
spqeulatorS on their own ground with
tlieif ownNweapons. To his brother
Henry he wrote: IF this power were
given to me, would agree to forfeit
a million dollars if l failed to put
gold down to $33, and keep 1t about
that for year as steady as a clock. y
On March II congress did author
ize the secretary to anticipate the
payment of the interest on the public
debt from any gold lying idle in the
treasury, and in April, when the pre-
MUM rose above 75-by kind of
common consent regarded as the dan
ger point-Chase made use of Mr..
Cookies proffered offices, an operation
which was Immediately effective. The
banker and the secretary were both
in New York, and Cooke declared in
his convincing way that he would
make the gold men squeal before Sat
urday night" If he were supported by
the agencies of the government.
Chase had about 35,000.000 of spe-
Gle in the sub-treasury in that city,
and he somewhat nervously and
doubtfully authorized the experiment.
For this important secret operation
the Philadelphia financier took into
his confidence David Crawford, of the
friendly house of Clark, Dodge & Co.
The first day they sold about $4,000
900 of gold, the price, to the COM
plete amazement of the Street." fall
ing from 1S9 to 174h. 1t was deliv-
cradle on the morrow, and in the
morning, before the city was astir,
the metal, under Cookies personal
direction, was carted from the sub
treasury to Clark, Dodge & Co.'s, to
be stored under their counters, await
ing the disposition of the purchasers.
In payment Cooke demanded green
backs, and at the end of three days
buyers offered premium for the
privilege Of using other forms of cur
rency, while some Copperhead firms
suspended. For the time being the
power of the government was up.
! permost, and the speculators, know
ing that many more millions would
be sold If it were necessary, were
thoroughly frightened. Wall street
was full of srumors, and gold moved
up or down excitedly as Mr.. Cooke
came or went He was a regular
Merrimac, = said one of his partners
who wished to, know what he was 60
ing to do next, in order that the
firms affairs might be managed moro
probably.
profitably FROM Ellis Paxson Ober-
holtzer's t,Jay Cooke and the Financ-
ing of,the Civil War. in the January
/ Century.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

Any man who puts political cau-'
Gus before his own conscience and the
will of his constituents may be loyal
to his party, but he is traitor to
himself and the people he was elected
to represent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
Greek Meets Greek.

The cautious young man was feel
Ing his way before declaring himself,
"Er--what kind of a cook are your
he asked.
well, that depends" she replied.
What kind OF provider are your
Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

81 had tried everything for my baby,
until DR. Lyle recommended Casca-
sweet. can trnthfully say It is the
best medicine ever used for tbabies.'
Nannie L. Taylor, Bedford, Va.
Caseasweet is sold BY g IN Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

Dade's Little Liver Pills thorough
ly clean the system, good for lazy liv-
ers, makes clear compilations, bright
eyes and happy thoughts. Sold by
Sexton. druggist
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
Merely a Deduction.

II am the master of my Fate
And far the poets words have carried
A cinch that he was single. NO
Man is master II he's married.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

Mothers who give their children Ken
nedy's Laxative Cough Syrup inva-
riably indorse it. Contains Honey
and Tar Conforms to the National
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold BY
G.. a. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

Results Count.
He could not tell
BY the smell
What the man
Put in the can,
If Kerosene
Or gasoline,
SO made a scratch
With a match
And applied ~
Inside!
The Doctor knew.
Which Of the two. s.s
American Spectator.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

DoWitt's Kidney and BLADDER PITS
drives the poison from the body 4
20 cent box holds weeks treatment
Sold by C.fAs Sext0n4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
-or Motor sIesplnc g,

An ingenious inventor mas patented
folding bed that can be carried on a
motor car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
wsrning to the Ayariclo.s
down"

I Reflect that there is little profit and
much dishonor In avarice.-Madame
De Lambert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22
, ,oooCoocooooooos
SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE.
NOT hEcEscA3Y.
GOOD REASON.

OOoOOCCO~oNoypnN~NOoO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

UR detached and distant stuan the words of Washing
ton which made us the friend and the enemy OF other
nations HAS CEASED TO Be But, while we have
drawn prodigously nearer possible and possibly dan
gerous enemies have also grown prodigousy bigger
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-22

spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-27
LODGE ORGANIZE
TO BUILD HALL
Eastside Odd Fellows to Erect Mod
ern Structure for Department
Store and FraternaI
Purposes

Members of Eastside lodge No. 1926.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
held an enthusiastic meeting last night
at the offices of Judge r. J. Adcock
and erected permanent organization
under the name of Odd Fellows Build
ing association of East Los Angeles
The following directors were elected:
Q. l.. Robertson, d. D. Morton, Milton
Carlson, j. M. Bacon, ]. c. Ryder e.
J. Dyer, Geo. w Stockwell, r. c. Dun
das and w. Z. Russell. The primary
object of the Incorporation is to erect
a large building with lodge rooms,
social rooms and halls for renting pur-
poses which will be occupied by East
side lodge No. 1926, Magnolia encamp-
ment No. Sc and Eureka Rebekah lodge
No. 1913, all of the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows.
While plans have not been definitely
settled 1t is understood that the lower
floor will be occupied by large de-
partment store, the upper portion will
be used and fitted up in exclusive style
for lodge and social purposes.
The furnishings Will be as modern
and complete as any lodge and social
rooms in the west. The building will
be erected on the lot at the northeast
corner of Workman and Downey ave-
nues, which has been for some time
the property of Eastside lodge. The
cost of the building is estimated to be
$35, 900.