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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27
A Little More of the Square
Deal Needed in New Mexico.
tAlamosordo Advertiser

tAiafnoNofdu AdNefttstrN
The biggest R~illtical sensation 10 Sew
Mexico for some time has resulted IN the
past week or So from The publicity given "a
the correspondence between Roosevelt and
ex-Governor Hagcrmau. To q fair.miHued
man. regardless " what his politics MAJ be
a feeling Of sympathy ~ impciled Tor Mr.
Hagerman. and Co The same sort u man
who has been an advocate u Roosevelt
there must creep over him a feeling that
Roosevelt is intensely human. and not 81
given to the squHre-deai principle as some
had supposed from his big-sounding ethics
II is very obvious that he sees conditions
Ia New Mexico through the spoctaclcs or
some u the high handed public office cor
moraHts who have been u curse to the
territory for years, and thls is o bad fix
for q president ~ the tinted states to be-
in His letter 70 Hagerman shows viudic-
tivencss and brutality, especially In ono
feature wherein hr attacks Mr. HnEc- mans
father apparently only on gossip he has
heard. This rs not a square deal and no
Ropsevoitlau eau claim that 81 Is he gives
the chief reason for removing the late gov
ernor as bis connection with the pounHyl-
vauia Development company deal There
arc some peculiar circumstances Connected
with the deal that cannot reflect any
credit on President Roosevelt untl they arr
HlNHNit NNH 2 nc. NNNA " III NhNN INtN WI y
ms for the removal. or at least spme of
them were interested in tho same deal
The land deal was engineered by a former
administration which put through several
similar deals 50 IL is stated. 1t ls further
charged on apparently good authority thHt
the present acting governor. through the
favor ~ the president, was q party So q
similar transaction aud aiso that the pres
cnt attorney Eeneral gave opinions pfaeu-
caliy the same that tho recent attorney
general gave Mr.. Hagcrinan relative to che
land deal that raised the row president
Roosevelt stated IN his lettcr that he would
similarly dispose ~ eNcfv office holder
who was as cuipablc az tho recent Cover
nor. There is a fccltns abroad over the
territory that things have not boon right
IN land matters IN tho torritpry, not 10 say
anything about other matters. for many
years. An investigation might show up
some IL his New MeXieo advisers IN . bad
light and he has already been cited 10
specific Instance Let's sec further about
the square deal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27
IN DESERVES PROMOTION.

N his statements made under oath
are true. Colonel Orchard served for
years as assassin-in-chic for the
western Federation OF Minors. and
then his conscience awoke TO thu
cuormiiy of his gult. he tepentcd of
his sins and found forgiveness through
the saving grace of Christ. II his
said Statements, made under oath, are
not true then he IS the greatest llar
and most finished actor ON earth. and
An either case he would seem To de-
serve promotion, because lu the IA
hc has glyen the world the must strlk-
ing and convincing evidence ID ever
had OF thc literal truihfulHeas of the
tlme-honored declaration by tho
church that "Whi'e tho lamp holds
out 10 burn, The vllest sinner may rc.
turn." CO.. Doe the other hc has estate
lishod beyond amy question thc mu,n-
doubted doctrine of total d|cpraNit,
Hence 10 is net .triaac that christian
ministers in many parts of the uuu
iry arc considering thls case. uud dis-
NHAAH 'N N N.'N' 'N"A#H N''AN"'"
regard It frnm whatever standpoint
yau $500 No be- ano of 900, mos, rcmark-
ablr that students af human nature
ever had Co consider Tho Don,,r Br-
publican ieiIs POI. That Dean tlart. ,ht
eminent divine of lh5t cIis. declared
iu % SERMON which he gave upon ,h,
subject ias. Sunday i1a' Doe found DO
impossible te accouHt f,r the Orchard
confession Boo any htr uty chan
through sincere repentance 1f hs sims
and q reliance On ttt word ol Good
thai ihe pcu.tent sinner wH br f.r.
given There Is through lH. .e H
of Christ % perfect uudcrstau. nr ,f
The frame 81 mind uf the man eo
having committed about ever r.u.
against man and his Creator. .Huc
Then ta say 81 came 90 believe aat
~ , sincerely reneuicd of my sins j
would bo forgiven. and ] ave never
been iH doubt sinc
Nc b rather remarkable sass the
RepuhIcsn. b men who profess lo
believe fn ihe stsinE power of Chris
fiHniIf nl al ie ieachinss should
ind it hard 90 for a man
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27


Tongues are wagging fast la a ptcturesqu"
que little suburban haniet on the banks 81
the Seine over the elooement Of a million
aires daughter with a plumbers son a
fcw days ago the young lady. who is twenty
one. came 70 Paris accompanied by her
chapcrQn. In the evening the chapcron re-
turned alone 10 the villa In the suburbs
The. Young lady bad suddenly vanished out
Of sight In a crowd, ana the chaperon could
not give the slightest indication as TO wha.
had become cf her 'rhe father at once con-
cluded what had happened and letters he
has since received have confirmed his sus-
piciuu. His daughter had elpDed. She was
not Of a particularly romantic character. but
the rather solitary and retired life she led
with her father nov have paled on her,
lie owns a beautiful chateau not very far
from Paris. but lives very little In II, and
prefers his villa in the suburbs. some time
ago the water pines in the villa were out
Of order. and the plumber was called. 1t 50
happened that the plumber sent his son. a
tail. robust. hue-looking fellow. exactly the
same age as the millionaire's daughter. She
saw him. watched him do his work an a
pastime. and fell In love with him. For
weeks after that something was going
wrong every day with the gas pipes. water
conduits. or electric fittings, and the young
plumber did his level hest to remedy ubiquit-
GUS leaks and bad breaks. It last suspf-
cion dawned on the millionaire's mind. and
nc forbade tho young plumber all access t.
the house. The water pipes were at once
on their good behavior again. But not 50
the young people. They found means Of
communicating with each other and arrang-
ing their hight. The millionaire's daughter
took very little with her on Iife's voyage
a few Jewels and a small amount Of cash
given her by her father. This circumstance
gives the latter a faint hope that she may
soon be compelled to return to him for sup
plies. which he is positively determined to
refuse as long as present relations continue.
The distracted father has even been seen
visiting his notary in the little suburban
hamlet. and the %neighbors. in speaking for
say that he is going to dislnherit his
daughter and do other terrible things,-Paris
correspondence London Telegraph.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27
DEALING IN NC FIGURES.

The figures given by Moody's Man
uai for the current year, which has
Just been issued, are almost Devil
derlng by reason OF their, lmmensity,
even in this day Of big figures, when
the people Of the country are accus-
toned "a measuring transactions in
terms of many millions. For instance,
We are Informed that the aggregate
par value Of stocks and bonds issued
By corporations. and now on the mar
ket. Is thirty-flve thousand millions
ss5. 900, 600. 000i The sum is easily
expressed. but who can comprehend
ttg And vet the amount Itself is hardly
more sensational than The per cent Of
increase in the last fifteen years. Al
the beginning Of that period the stocks
and bonds Of the transportation COM
panies OF the country were o little ris-
ing $4,000. O00.0 600, Now they are
more than $4,000. 600, 600. Then,
with the exception OF bank stock, rail-
way securities constituted about so
per cent 81 all securities on the mar
ket. Today, with an increase Of over
80 per cent In amount. they are less
than so per cent OF the market at
fractions. Other things have come to
the front. The securities OF industrial
and commercial enterprises foot up
$40. 600. GEO. 600, aud trolley, telegraph
aud telephone companies and SO forth
about $1,000, 100000 more.
The recent estimated depreciation of
$4,000. 0O00 00 In the various securl-
ties. while II seemed formidable at
the TINS and would have. been. very
serious a dozen years ago, does not
look at an desperate, measured upon
the basis Of percentages. A very
slight |ructuation either way means a
colossal sum In the aggregate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27
Notice for Publication.

United states Land office. Santa Fe, New
Mexico, District, June S. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that John Tocco'
OF Albuquerque, county OF Bernalillo, Ter
rltory Of New Mexico. has this day filed
in this office his application to purchase.
under the provisions Of section 2347, United
states Revised statutes, the sW4 OF NWA.
and NWA Of Swh Of section 50. and SEh
Of NEH, and NEh Of SEA, section 81.
township II n, Range 6 T.. y. NJ. p. M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the lands described, or desiring to object
for any reason to the sale thereof to ap-
plicant, should file their affidavits Of pro-
test in this office on ~ before the 11tF day
Of Juiy, 1907, otherwise the application may
be allowed. MANUEL r. TER
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

The Interpreter says Of Upton Sinclair in
the june American Magazine:
81 am wondering il the burning up Of
Mr.. Upton Sinelair's Utopia win not soften
a bit tho hard feeling that puguacious So
clalist has about the rest OF us. II I am
correctly informed the fire at HeIicon Hall
was caused by defective gas pipes. that is,
Mr.. Sinclair and his fifty-five picked social
ist friends had not eiYen proper attention
to a fundamental matter in householding.
Not only that, thew were crowded into a
structure as exposed to fires as the shod-
diest summer hotel-and there were no fire
escapes! because Of their failure ia at
tend to these necessities. one man was
killed, several injured. fifty-five were made
homeless, the entire property IF some was
destroyed, and all lost more than they could
we'll afford. ] can't help believing that If
Nj. Sinclair In his researches on the beef
trust had found that it had ever crowded
fifty-five OF Its employees together i'm a
house at the Chicago stockyards ana had
been as negligent OF their lives and prop
erty as Mr. Sinclair was OF the lives and
property OF those whom he had drawn
about him ne would have made another
thrilling chapter for The Jungle
Really it does seem to me that on the
whole Mr.. Sinclair has done no better than
the rest Of us. As a matter OF fact, neither
Of as has done any ton well. We should
soften our hearts toward each other-social-
lists and indivlduallsts. Let Mr.. Sinclair
think Kindly Of us as we try to regulate
the beef trust. Let us think kindly " him
if he undertakes Helicon Han again and
hope with all our hearts that he win sue
coed this time But really. he and his
Friends should show that they have the cf-
fIclency. the knowledge and the unselflsh-
ness 10 take care of life and property he
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

CBy Grantland Rice.)
Jaw. hit 'er out, you pop-eyed lout;
Jump in and smash IL on the sn9ut;
Don't try to bunt. you crazy rnnt;
That ain't no pennant-winning stunt
what's that? \ STRIKE! Say, take q
hikoi
You don't know what a ball is like.
Another one9 oh. where's my gun
You've got a 'brainstorm' in your bum
way outside and three feet wide
rbat,s hittin't Slide. you lobster. SLIDE
Hes OFT. YOU say Back to the hay.
Won thievlng. crooked. stone-blind jay
Exchange,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

The EIng ond Quecn .f Denmark are
Indeed a rrgaiiookns couple King Fred-
.I.k ID "a slant DOB stature while HHs c.asart
s llr f4itst royal woman ir Europe she
s. also ttr richest having Inherited a great
i.lI ol property from bier father ihc tate
kirr Charles n sweden trs 1es the lm-
nrHs fortune 0t h-r mother who was one
of tra richest heIresses ef tr- nineteenth
err.arf Htr majesty ls deeply rruelata
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

on April s3 Che president wrote Mr. Hn-
german that hc. az governor had performed
many good things for New Mexico, and that
there were many positions that he could
nm with honor to himself and with profit
TO the government Three days later in "a
more lengthy eplstlc the president said the
governors conduct was "b~lamcworthy,' his
administration aunsa lsfactory and the
further objectionable crime the governor
hud q father'-Capitan News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

4 government Inspector had been visit
ing a large grammar school in the north
Of France. He asked among other things
what was the cause Of the dew. Nobody
could give an answer. Al last one Of the
punils got On and said:
"rhe earth turns round its axis once in
twenty four hours with such rapidity that
1t porspircs. and thus the dew Is formed 20
Exchange.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

At THIS season % the year the first
unnatural looseucss OF a chIid's bow
els should have immediate attention
The best thing that can be given is
Chumherlain's Collie. Cholera and
niarrhael Rrmfiv fefinvrl hv castor
ul as directed With sach bottle ~ the
remedy For sale by an druggists. 80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27
w v. FUTRELLE FURNITURE COMPANY.

in Knoxville. Tenn May 20. 1851 which
the records OF Knoxville show. When she
was sixty-five years old she rode the en-
tire distance across the continent from her
old home in Tennessee 10 her present home
In Drncnn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

A Berlin landlord thus advertises an eli
gible flat. Kline large rooms. bath ana
necessary Offices, hot and cold water gas
and electric light. electric hfts' vacuum
cleaning, fur coat depository saie deposit
vaults. and in every flat lis installed a car
not-clenning machine. "a large clock regis
tered nv electricity from the Berlin obserya.
tory. and a managing machine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

In Europe. especially in France and
Germany. there is a rapid extension of
The use Of Synthetic" camphor. Tho
real gum of Furmosa Is now prac-
ideally a Japanese monopoly aud las
been marked up to such a figure That
chemists are busy dcvisiug something
which. If not equally as good, w,ll
do Japan as the camphor trust les
having the same experience as other
trusts. but has precipitatod 1t by put
ting up prices to a point that compels
many WHIT would prefer the genuine
article to employ the substitute by
charging an that their ropacity die
tites. they are killing the goose that
LAYS the golden egg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

Jui-Jrsu seems to nave the effect
Of oyer-deyeloping the jaw muscles
SO
Mr.. Bursum arrived IN SAINTS re
too soon. Trelford is still on The )on'
4
II might he D comfort to Prich1rd
to use the spanking machine on Jap
Clark
The attorney general has succeeded
Handsomely In making q conspicuous
ass Of himself.
1t is bme for Die Amalgamated Or
der Of Common People 10 strike IN
san Frnnciseo,
Il VIII control The record. says
Mr. Prithard. M use, George. The
people already haveit
The loss Of that rent from the bu-
rcau Of Immigration seems to be a
thorn Ia The side 81 Max.
-"
Mr.. Trclford's amazing ncFTe IN
lasking that his side 'of the ease be
heard IS little snort OF marvellous
Are The taxpayers paying Mr. Prich-
] ANu \ NAANh AE EhffA''hf A tAf"t 49, N'NN
! down Mr.. Priehard's evidence
Think Of the Sidewalk business
Max will have with Rurse and The
Major and Reynolds and Prichard all
there IN a bunch.
Three thoroughbreds and a man
Killed by cyclone in Michigan" is the
headline in am exchange. 1t Is an
age Of fast horses
The Wild rush of the Bunch to
Santa Zee indicates that the "investi-
CATION has proved a warm PROPOSE
tion.
Medicine Lodge. Kas.. was hit by
three tornadoos in one day and is
stin on the man. Haas off TO Medi-
cine Lodge.
4 manifesto may be expected from
the Major denying that he Is In santa
Re or that any investigation of Trel-
ford is in. progress.
There ought to be something doing
in the way Of denials, The Major, IN
the transaction Of his official BUSH
ness, is now IN Santa Re.
sAs
The district attorney must certainly
he a fake reformcr. The Almanac
hasn't been hailed into court on ac-
count OF that 81 200 which ii collected
twice.
The Almanac, according To Mr..
Hanna. Is not good authority. Yes.
II Is first class authority if you want
TO know what the result Of the hear
ing" viii be,
A careful %perusal of the columns
of the Almanac and the Evening In
strumcnt fails 10 reveal any account
of the disbarment trial of the Hon
orable Granville Pendleton.
49,
one Of Trelford's officials threw
water in the face OF a convict. Bur
sum throws dust in the eyes of the
people. But New MeyicanS are get
ting accustomed 70 sandstoFlns.
A thorough search of the newsN,
columns Of the Almanac and it's Al
buauerque edition indicates That the
affidavit of Convict Hamilton. regard
ing that broken arm. is not present
This IS likely a Topographic error
n
The successful experience Governor
of the Island NJ Samar has had
in wiping out the Pulaianes may nave
better fitted him FOR the more siren
task Of dealing with "thc gang
in New Mexico-PhoentX Republican.
No. Hon find that was child's play.
=
with Rursc and MAJ and the Major
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27
SENATOR FROM NEW YoRK.

The posion Transcript thinks that
tho recent remafk Of Rev Or. Henry
Van Dyke. To the effect that Pfe9l-
dent Roosevelt needs a stage aud
that the senate would be an ideal oitc
Tor him. throws some new Hight on an
ola subject. The president desire 20
become a senator from New Yorl;
after March I, 1909, has been long
known. says the Transcript That hr
needs the position as a forum from
which to express his opinions on pvb-
tic questions IS Dr, Van Dykes contri-
button to NE discussion. and " Is not
without certain force The United
states senate I'm his respect affords a
peculiar opportunity. Ii IL different
from the house Of representatives.
The house is so large as 70 be uotori-
ously l%nattentlvr. ana rs practice ~
giving leave 70 print greatly affects
It's feast OF reason and Now of soul
III the senate his practice does not
exist. Whatever a senator wants TO
have appear in the Congressional Rec
ora he must deliver on have some n
read for him on the floor Of the sen-
ate. There are many good reasons for
this. Delay - one ~ the parliament"
AIRY weapons Of the senate, and speak
ing is a well recognized method Of de-
lay. Because OF the tolerance " an
limited debate. old members Of the
senate acquire wonderful power. The
speeches of the late senator Morgan
ran into hours and even Into days
senator Allen, of Nebraska, once held
the floor for four days. Mr. Iiouse-
volt. as a senator from New York,
would have an opportunity to talk as
much as he might want TO, and as his
public u%ttcrancos arc always interest d
ing he would become one of the most
conspicuous dcbaters IN the United
states senate, and one who could feel
assured OF an attentive audience
whenever he might take the floor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

Tho Connecticut Legislature has just
passed un anti-scrccn luU-that is, am
ao, Go deprive the patrons of saloons
of the privilege or drinking uuoh-
served. and 10 is stated hat petitions
lu favor OF the measure were signed
hy moro than half "a million people.
bat whether tho BIN will have thc
good effect that the petitioners exc
rect OF o. ls very doubtful one mem-
bcr. loo a spcccn opposing thc meas
ure declared THAT tbe spectacle, of
enforced drinking boo public Vll make
the situation worse instead or bc.-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27
Mail Order Advertlsers.

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

The Duke Of Deyuushirc, nov In his
scycnty-rrh year, aud very ti proba-
bly, dead hS this time. is simply a
pamc la the dispatches to the average
American OF the day To The Amcri-
cams OF furty-ftve years ago. whcnrhe
was the Marquis Of Harrington, he
was the most, offensive traveller In the
United States. lie made ana opeu dis
play Of his secession sympathies In "a
particularly offensive mauue He
narrowly escaped assault ON one oeco-
sion, but when hc visited the white
House President Lincoln's only re-
hukc was Go Jddrcs. him as Lord
P]ariiurtuu'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

Tho .an aud uamrsakc 20 thr 'a
Senator Arthur Puc German. of MARY
land -eem- to Dee following Iu us
father footsteps within The some-
vnat restricted neld ~ Howard couu-
ty. Cd. which h5 Has thus Tar confu,i
hls efforts h, .s acknowledged to bs
the Democratic leader.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

one of the plunderbund papers, "A
few days dgo, IN attempting 10 COM
pliment Colonel Frost had the OK
cecdingly bad taste 60 talk about his
physical lnfirmities. "a a who is
able to furnish the brains for three
daily papers and half a dozen week.
lies. can not be held M 10 the public
as an object of sympathy but If the
-mollyeoddlcs whom he uses as dunn
mles on his alleged newspapers, daily
ur weekly, possessed onc-tenth Of his
ability. they might escape the humiiia-
ton of being held up by The public as
objects OF contempt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

Captain Driver, Of Nashville. Is be-
iieved 10 be the man vino first used
the term "Old Glory" as applied to
the fling, al the capture Of Nashville
February, tS62. y have always said"
he declared on tina. Occasion, ~ I
could see 1t float over the capitol I
should kave lived long enough; now
old Glory II up there gentleman, and
/ am ready 90 die
The Transyaal has decreed that the
Chinese must go nome, and the Lon
don owners on the Rand say the mine
earnings must go down, According -
the Boston Transcript it seems to l'e
the opinion everywhere that NE
Chluaman Is guilty OF great industry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27
Two roorucss

AtaurI
Marry como un'
odds sp,utter my MATHS ha,, Of thee
Sdkaaks
queer English chr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

whose sins had been SO black getting
on a witness stand and confessing
them all for no other reason than
that he. too, had como to believe The
Bible and thrown himself on the mer-
cy Of Him Of whom It teaches. To
question tho sincerity OF Orchard
would be to hold that the Christian
religion Is one thing in theory and
another in practice. to protest that
none over really confess their sins
and throw themselves on the pledge
~ divine forgiveness No preacher of
the word Of God should find 1t at all
difficult 20 account for an that Or
chard processes t. now believe. Dean
Hart but proves his sincerity in
admitting his belief in and UNDER
standing Of the most remarkable crlm-
inal Of recent times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-27

REMEMBER THE AUCTION At
HICKOX-MANNARD 60, 2:3O AND
1880 T.. NJ. EACH DAY.