Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-29

t%ablishcd and solid newspapers Of The
coast and The middle west
But The Morning Journals faith iu
Sew Mexico and ln Albuquerque is
absolute We knew something ~ Inc
people ~ This city and his territory.
ana we thought We knew what they
wanted Nov Ue know it.
The people have given the enlarged
and perfected news service the most
hearty support. and this support Is IN
creasing every day by great. Dig
jumps. Increasing 30 rapidly that the
present mechanical equipment Of tho
Morning Journal purchased a couple
of years ago and considered adequate
for ten years 20 come Is already near
ly outgrown. ln spite of constant inn
proyemeni SO nearly outgroWu that
new mechanical equipment VIII be
necessary in just a little while
The splendid increase IN the circu-
latlon 81 The Morning Journal IN New
Mexico proves another thing n is
a firmly established fact that an in
telligent man viii not continue 10 take
a newspaper for any length Of time.
the editorial policy Of which he does
not approve or IKE The subscribers
who have come 20 the Morning jour
nal during these past eleven months
are the kind who stick the kind wc
want. the intelligent. thinking people
Of the territory We know they APP
prove the policy of this newspaper
because they take the paper. II is
just as convincing proof FOR us as
are the mail receipts published here
Of our Increase To- mail circulation
THE Morning Journal is going g"
continue its policy Of giving the pco-
pie ~ New Mexico and Albuquerque
the best news service We car get get
ting % io the people as quickly as o.
can pass through our presses. The
leased wire service Of the Associated
Press VIII be continued. and when the
prcfent telegraphers' strike. which has
emf arrassed an the newspapers % tho
%courtry. but which o. now being ado
Iuatcd. 81 finally settled. the leased
wire service viii be- bigger and better
thaa ever The territorial news sery-
lco win be kept at the highest stand
ara we can reach. the local service
Will De adequate and the newspaper
and the news viii be given 10 our
patrons iu the most attractive form
SIC an devise
~ TOR the policy Of the newspaper
b. vu simply eo on telllng the truth
abpt public affairs when Il Is neces-
sar, for the welfare Of the com-
mur ity Co ten Co., doing the best We
can io give every man a square deal
alu ys Keeping In mind that the peo-
pile lrc entitled o. first consideration
and fighting as best SO can for hon-
est and dccency and efficiency in the
ma I1gcmeut ~ the business ~ this
clil and the territory of New MeNico
1lis newspaper hts now reached
the point in its development when
uuf ling can check its growth The
people have come tp know that This
He spapcr has no interest IN politics
ar political affairs save lie Interests
81 me eomuunit, "a which We liye
and work ilat ta, -ucu-paper cannot
be turned tu ihp Interests of any man
or .ct II mon aho have not the best
Interests OF th, community 4t heart
Il is conndence that $50 have work
ed hard to attain. o. IS confidence
.f which No nrr very uraf1d and
which are ruirr ID. aefk might,
hard to retain fnr aside from our
knowledge d a th. rssf|e 81 Sew
N.,i.o believe la u.s. Narllnr hour
mai tb,t .ap0den,, - tht best bust
mess. asset tbi. ,r au, other u-sW-papcr
could have
The circulation ~ Ia. Morning
Journal is rreater t.I.s than the
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