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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

this they are little to blame that they
do not make selection when they wish
to shoot. 1t will be better to instruct
boys in bird lore than to punish
them for doing injury. when they do
not know that they are doing injury.
THE farmer should see that his
sons, and the som Of his nelghbors.
know the birds of his country. With
this knowledge it VIII be easier to pro-
tcct birds. To tell a boy not to shoot
birds, without telling him why he is
not to 10 so, makes the command Of
less effect"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10
coon WORDS WELL DESERVED.

bpbb hblAI'N WIN bi"7iaiAN III
IN iu editorial entitled Insulting
Railway Employee" tho Kansas cts
journal takes up the cudErI in defense
Of inc various orders Of railway rm-
pluyca. who have been parsistcntlN NIT
llpurd by those newspapers and politi-
clans who are afflicted With railroad
rHbbics. and blink Tho government
must crush the roada. or the roads VIII
crush the government.
our Kansas city contemporary gives
its attention particularly to the new
order. known officially as the RAT
way Employees Association ana We
lappcnd hereto It's remarks In fun.
ut is only natural that newspapers
which have been actively helping for
ward the crusade against the railroads
should now m-isrcprcsrnt tho work oil
tho Railway Employees association
and impugn is motives. Although this
organization has nothing To conceal
ana has been out in he open since
IT.. first announcement months ago. il
seems that the radical newspapers are
! lust finding out that if may prove a
powerful lactor In The coming cam
pllgn.
There is nothing undrrhand or Sc
crct about the HALLWAY Employees as
sociatlou. It's organization was an
uounccd In all the principal ncvspa.
pcrs Of the country many weeks since.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10
81 By the
Second eddie

.,
IN the humid atmosphere OF ONO
where the bullets travel s." much
slower.
""'
AUTOMOBILES in Ne" york city
are said to b" killing one and one
IIth PERSONS per dlel"t fTHctIoIlHI res
idcnts Of that town are keeping close
at home as a consequence.
"%"
a PUEBLO miner IS at the i'olht oi
death as the result of a blow over thc
head with a monkey wrench, Ell
feet this viii have on the DarWihlan
theory remain 10 ne se'h'
IT Is \ SAFE bet that national
politics nor the crops nor yet the
money market nor religion o%ccupIcd
the attention of the Geeaef
during the Papke-ketchel light
"#"
1T Is SOMETIMES dangerous 10
trinc with the sensibiIities Of dumb
animals. A san Bernardino preacher
posted a notice to owners OF barking
dogs in front of his house ana a neigh
boris canine on reading the sign dled
from chagrin.
NlIH bEAllN" Hh'OTp N''"
lie city is quiet as Las Vegas on q
Sabbath morning me worst IS OK
pectod 10 come however, Nu," CIV
erhor Foft issues an culc' 'ndl th'
bathing SUIT slrI must stay J" IN
water.
NNlNlloN, pr"c'ai'" NV "'' '''u'
Is an established Tact, Tor acropIahtS
have remained in the AR as long as
eleven minutes. The main problem
now is speed FOR unless n moves
rapidly it is hard To get very far IN
eleven minutes.
=
\ KANSAS CITY man was recently
rescued by the police from the bottom
.r q cistern where he alleged he had
been lodging a hvc-foot snake for two
hours, and as far as could be learned
strange to say, there was nothing but
water In the cistern.
-
TAFT, TT Is alleged. nov carries a
Inner pail with him whenever he
makes "a speech. Bryan, not 60 be
outdone, promises to make a tour "t
the middle west in BNETttIlS. mo !
the harassed workingman scratches
his head and ponders.
~
JORDAN. who cut up his wife, as
was expected will plead emotional in
sanity. He was undoubtedly laboring
under the hallucination that he was a
butcher 1t is regarded as damaging
evidence. however, that the deceased
Is known to have crossed Jorddn
So
W. H. OF N~lahog"ru"'
according t" the 'loudcr"It Sl'Ver LIN
ng' SAID a rev years ago after l'NlnS
AT an that M" man c"ulu
Il AFTER MN last enough 10 CIV" MN
one OF those thlhgs rte now mas "a
fo-horscpoWer car inc Duzz-Nas'h
bug mas mt Ne" MeAIc" nara.
.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

hc is making war on the bugs, -
v Guild saw off the lead limbs which
disfigurc many Of the trees, he would
improve the appearance of many of
our thoroughrares, and at the same
winters wood pile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

\ good many people in NeW Mexico,
as we'll as some thousands in Kansas,
Will read with real sorrow the an
nouncement of the death Of Mrs. w.
II. Carruth, formerly Miss Frances
Schlegel, instructor in German in the
Kansas university.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

Still, DNing-AnOth + man who was
with Custer or nearby at the time of
hat Little Big Horn affair is dead at
Kansas city. From the number of
survivors of that year of a hundred
years who have turned up since, we
wonder that the entire Sioux tribe,
Sitting Bull ana All, were not eaten
up-PhoeniN Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10
rHNr WONDERFUL WHEAT.

Ihos, persons vino were skcptlrul
about that wonderful Alaska wheat
viii have their doubts confirmed by a
Dispatch from Washington which says
that au agent of the department. of
agriculture who had been sent to Ju-
uiata Idaho TO inspect the crop has
made this report.
Alaska yielding twenty-five BUSH
per acre BADLY mixed Grain In
terior Quality Sott and white ordi-
nary wheat Welding tully as much.
Rest varieties more"
A. DO this Vtrr NOT lis,uuraEiug
enough the department adds that i,s
tnsu ,Is -IoN> that Alaska wheat com
oul 20 utag more than 3 per
uf protein white soft winter
Nheat- s,yrsr, 10 pen cent hard win
.er Uh-at- % per sent and hard spring
Nhvat- D. leg per cent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

one Satisfaction-Thc Hearst lndc-
pendcnce party VIII not need to pub
lish a list of subscriptions. IT affords
an example Of one man linancicrin@.
That is one reason why Hearst is GO
ing to run the campaign. He will
have at least the doubtful pleasure Of
knowing where his money gocs.-San
B]rrnardino Sun.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10
What the Editors
ofthe Southwest
Are Saying

Awful Su~pCnsC-Ne AN hardly
wait until next November to ascertain
thu result of the Labor Day speech of
Mr.. Gompcrs Yesterday in Uncle Joe's
home toWn-PhoeniN Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10
Solos

Mr.. Strlckler appears to be in a rcaI
pccvish mood.
ak3
ISN'T IT tust a little ambitious,
willard. tor you to attempt to speak
for the republican party Of Bernalillo
county?
t#s
LITTLE WILLARD is explaining
why he remained silent after the re-
cent election. This seems a trifle su-
pcrfluous in view of the result of the
said election.
t#e
IT TENDS to arouse the risible., to
hear Little Willard and his Evening
instrument demanding - square deal
rnr thc republican party The Even
ing instrument brand Of square deal
has become rather famous.
a&a
Scripture lesson for Today.
III, ncart OF the righteous studicth
to answer: but tho mouth of the wick
cd pourcth forth ryil things.-Prov-
CRIBS vi. IS.
A FOOLS mouth is his destruction;
and his lips are the snare of his soul
Proverbs xviii. T..
Answer not a Fool according to his
folly, lest We be also like him-Prov-
cribs XVI. g.
\ p~rating rool shall falI-Provcrbs
X, 10.
TWENTY DAYS unttl the Irrigation
congress. Are you all ready?
SO
THE SLOT machine has received
the kibosh. The phonograph stIlI
RACES untrammelcd.
"%e
DAYTON. n. NJ, believes It has an
oil and gas field. Hist!-don't let
John ID. hcar the news.
$50
IT SOMETHING ',r'' 'oo, to Put "a
crlmp in the forest urcs american
timber vill soon be hui a myth.
aA~
THE DEATH Of four persons IN a
Denver hotel fire is said 10y a news
paper to have been due to bad wiring
BOTH PRESIDENTIAL candidates
are now a|ssiduouslv Cultivating cat
palms. The horny handed son
% toll must be- shown.
sRs
MIR. BRYAN is reported to be suf-
rcriug from that plcbcian aihicti"h
as hoils. Probably another
dodge to catch the boil vote.
a&a
THE KANSAS city journal has AN
editorial on kansas GUYS White
Elephant" which. but for the color
mentioned. might be that Union depot
e&o
At THE present writing Tart may
br said to have scored a long lead in
the race Hr las discovered a plot
against his life.
THE ENISEE'S first attempt at play
has been scored 10y the critics
AS "a frost" But wait until the Hon
r.. tries his hand
SCI
ONE HINDRER gallons ur chowder
were consumed on Labor Day at Can
IN city. colo. which would indicate
someou, was working.
=
4 NEW COMET with q big tail has
,ccn discovered which will probably
BE- used with powerful effect AS a
democratic campaign argument
Sc
4 PIE EATING contest was one OF
he features of Labor Day 'n Pres
oft New Mexico could furnish sam'
en-to-ouc--hot entries iu that game
s
1T Is NATURAL hat the president
bould want "a big Increase in the
for thor, has {" be- someone 90
axe care OF the country while he goes
. Africa
WITH THE ATTENDANCE record
at ,hc University aud Zoo the
,ublic schools q looks a. &C. race. sui
has mott gained "a ."othold in Al
.uquerquc.
THE ST Louis pastor who has nt-
ia up sparkling apartments in his
hurch. is now charged with iufrtns
1g on the copyright of The Time s
he PIac. and tte GrI
t&e
PHILANDER KNOX. 10 Is reported
las hit b, am automobii, % the NJ !
in, region. From thu disastrous roe Z
lit Il is believed this spot lies sd
ioeut TO the solar pleNus
cse
AtYtrSruNEp a. ii""tmsu ruatsb
,rcaed atmosphere the New MeNico .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10
WANTED

Learnard x L~indcman's band wants
two young amateur cornet players
Must furnish references as To good
character. State experience.
LEARNARD & LINDEMANN.
Albuquerque. y. ".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

gist declares that man has two souls.
Maybe Piuney Earle mated the Kutt-
ner girl to the wrong soul-Tucson
Citizen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

Hon John Barrett director of th,
International Bureau of the American
Republics viii attend the National IT,
rigation congress. and deliver an i'd
drrss The subject of his address viii
be- trrIgatiuns Great Progress
Throughout Pam Nm,rica Mr. "a
rett has boon LEA pubHc life some years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

ror-h swings. s.Ao AIimqnrrau.
rlaniug Mn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

II Looks Good-Mining men are be
ginning to note with great satisfaction
the changes that are occurring in tn"
mineral industry of southern New
Mexico. The copper contents of the
great iron deposits Of the Hanover
district and vicinity are gradually in
creasing and new ore bodies are being
developed to such a degree ii Is being
predicted that at no distant day onH
or more great shelters will be located
i'm that section. Deming looks forward
to being the smclter city because OF
her location and fine transportation
facilities-El Paso Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

WHY DOES IN, farmer smile 80
asks AN exchange. n you mean the
New Mexico farmer this Is easy. He
smiirth because forsooth ne is making
his fourth cutting OF alfalfa. has "A
corncrib full of corn and a cellar fun
OF tstyrs a wallet fun of bills and a
soul full 81 blithesomeness as ne fig
ures up his profits on neNts crop of
sugar btets
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

PHILANDER KNOX. &c. IS reported.
was hit by an AUTOMOBILE n the AZ
pin, region. From the disastrous roe
suit Il is believed this spot lies adj
TO the solar pleNuS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

THE Norma journal has p nigneE cir
sulstIon rating than IL ACCRUED to any
AN, in New MsIIcO. The Americas News
saper Directory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

Larger circulation than any other paper IN
nsw Ms1ioa- The only pRper In New Mexico
hssue& essry day In the mar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-10

AtYtSruMEp "a st""tms tnruatsb
.artaed atmosphere. the New MeNicu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01
By Amanda Gregory


Idiot boy!' laughed But,
OH what wouldn't l have given
at that moment to be twenty and heart free? "A
youth" went on calmly, " an affectionate youth,
always gets sentimental about the that is
near, unless she's eyed and shutters. Propin
guilty settles more fates than you'd suspect. Just
thank your lucky stars that middle aged
like recognize the dangers of propinquity and
save boys like you from marrying elderly spinsters
so long spinsters look and act exactly like the
heroines of our Dreams boys like will resent being
saved from marrying them. l was never more Sc
rious in my life"
Fortunately just at this uncture the church bells
changed out the Old Year and thousand horns
began to blow the New Year all about our ears
Neghbors rushing to thump on my doors and
windows and to drag with them back to the
rooms for general jubilee.
thinking of Billy susceptibility after that night,
it was perfectly clear to me that something must
be done about him. and almost the first thought
that to help in my dilemma that of
my sisters daughter, Nora Vaughn. l decided upon
her almost at Yes, Nora must be imported
for the boy. She should have lessons of Madam
Vaeri,-her voice warranted the expense,-a in
cidentally she should be propinquitous to my Sent
mental Tommy. 1t seemed happy plan all round
Alas woman proposes; Fate disposes. The first
make herself comfortable in my only spare bed
room, and ruled me, week after week, with rod of
iron. l met Madam Valeri's enormous bills and
Billy met Madam Valeri's wilful pupil as often as l
could arrange it. The only flaw in the working out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01

instantly Me, toor'-"Ye can't lave me behindr'
=" Lead on, Colonel you can't shake none av us
at all
is this how you all feel?" put the question to
them with thrill of exutation in these who
might have worse fate than that of prisoners of
war, but were showing willingness to ride with me
through rain of bullets
1t ISL they replied in chorus.
Come on, them" l spurred my horse, and we
swept toward the enemy Single fle!" l shouted
because we were drawing closer every instant to
the English guns and there less chance in this
formation of shells getting in their fatal work. Our
Continued o page ~
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/ 0

place beneath them Drawing rein looked up in
despair at the almost perpendicular masses. My
gathered round me, fixing their eyes me
questioningy
We have no chance announced in a loud voice
Were done for; but there is in any
of you getting killed. You had better put up a
white flag and let them take you. AS for me, they'll
shoot if they get me, they have got to shoot
from my horse. You boys take it easy; walk
your horses I'm going to make quick run for the
pass.
There was dead silence for instant, and then
an Irishman in front of me raised his voice: I'm
with We, Colonel!'-'So II" yelled another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01

OF my perfect scheme was that my protegee and
my erstwhe docile gallant clashed spears at first
sight, and never ceased their hostilities
From sheer despair | resolved at length to take
my good friend Mr.. Brandon into my confidence;
the Country Club on Washington's Birthday. Our
whole party had paired off through the afternoon
and evening, naturally leaving Billy and Nora
good deal together But when it came time for the
return trip we found them loudly expressing their
reluctance to ride together.
left them to fight it out, and as Mr. Brandon
and dashed jingng off, put my case.
Dear Mr. Brandon | sighed will YOU kindly
endeavor to explain why bewitching rearing, tear
ing blond beauty like my niece, and stunning
brunette king of men like Billy Hobrook should not
fall mady in love with each other according to my
well laid propinqulty plot -
DO you want the TRUTH"
"Of course do.
Then, firstly you have spoiled him hopelessly
She couldn't fatter him the way you have,--no
other woman could idealize him the way YOU do
Secondly as for the boy, We all know who has his
heart, and one of at least understands his malady
perfectly, and believes it incurable >
No gallantries, please, protested; but just
plain, practical help, help help!
Il thought of the things you objected to in
me was that l am practical Oh woman, lovely
woman! | know you You are afraid if some one
else doesn't marry that infant adorer of yours you'll
fectly innocents If there must be marriage of
convenience, why not sacrifice yourself: There is
always-er-er-Sculy or-er-me."
That was the sort of help got from the ridiculous
man After all, how could he have guessed that
through this plotted marriage of convenience"
hoped to bind close to my spinster life forever the
very prototype of my own lost Billy of the seven
long years ago.
A THOUGH Mr.. Brandon could not solve nv rid
die, he proved a cheerful comforter STAYING to
mix spicy drink which thawed my hands and feet
and he kept company while waited up for the
tardy objects of my despair A long time waited;
then at last we heard the turbulent pair rush
ing in, calling defantly to another
Il forbid you'll"
" But nevertheless will tel!'
IN break it at once, if you do!''
Then I'll you for breach of promise!"
l hurried into the little hallway Nora, Billy"
protested You will wake the dead What all
this about breach of promise?"
Its merely our engagement to be married !" re-
1,1iad R;11y Starnly da+ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01

pied Billy, Sternly deter
mined. She's promised
four times this last hour,
and changed her mind in
five minutes. Then she
promised for the fifth
time" He was lodging
about to escape the mitten
she strove to hold over
his mouth. "She needs a
lord and master, and no
one but / will ever be able
to manage her. l only
want to marry her for her
own sake.
oh. aunty dear, don't
listen to the conceited
bully, the miserable pro-
fessional reforner! l new
er would have said yes if |
hadn't been settler
ally upset. The cutter
went over in a ditch, and
we were fairly thrown at
each others heads. Billy
couldn't do less than pro-
pose under the circum-
stances; but l offered,
handsomely, to let him
off"
And ! replied" Billy
told me, that ever since
you refused me, l had seen
no other way of entering
your family except that of
marrying her"
A cough from the shad-
owy corner beyond the fire
place made known the
presence of my patient
guest, who now came for
ward to offer congratula-
tions and adieus.
Mr.. Brandon detained
me at the door a few mo-
ments in departing, and
as he pressed my hand
goodnight he whispered,
Your little plan worked,
after all. But it wouldn't
have but for Billy's stroke
of genius. l wish l had
thought of upsetting our
cutter. Billy is the master
Propinquity plotter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01

one thought on such a remarkable
proposition "a that"
Idiot boy!" l laughed. But,
OH what wouldn't / have given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-01
A PROPINQUITY PLOT

DILLY HOLBROOk was far
- and away the most popular
person in our entire apartment
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13
CARTW RIGHT.

Cartwright, July 10.-Among those who left on Thusdays westbound train from this part were MT. Cartwright John Wiley. Mrs. Green, MT. and Mrs. Root and children, Emma ShaIley, Mrs Han Bone and children.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sheets and son left Thursday for oklahoma where they will spend the hottest of the summer visiting friends and relatives, among them being Mrs. Sheets mother sam Green and sons have rented Chas. Roots place for the next three months and moved the dairy herd there.
 Mrs. NJ. List and Mrs. John Shawver will leave for California the last of the week. They go to escape the hot weather, Mrs. Shawver's baby being in i'll health.
 MT. Shifflet and Mir Brooks loaded a car of hay for Charles Root Monday.
 Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Chas. Cart wright visited Mrs. Charles Root Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Brooks made a flying trip to
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13

kstate organization. having as its ob- ject the advancement of the public welfare of that state.
 Five delegates appointed by each state irrigation, forestry. agricultural or horticultural society or association.
 Five delegates by each national or interstate association interested in the objects sought by the National Irrigation Congress.
 Five delegates by each state asso- citation of professional, commercial, fraternal, patriotic, religious or labor organization.
 Two delegates duly accredited by agricultural. horticultural or forestry club, association or society in the United States.
 Two delegates duly accredited by each irrigation company.
 Two delegates duly accredited by each agricultural college. and by each college or university having chairs of hydraulic engineering or forestry in the United States.
 Two delegates duly accredited by each regularly organized society of engineers in the United States. Make Appointments Early.
 Appointment of delegates should be made as early as possible, and not ice of appointment with full name and postbffice address of delegates forwarded to the chairman or secre- tary of the Board of Control, Albu- querque, New Mexico. U. S. A. Another notable feature of. the con- gress will be the report of a com mittee named at the 18th congress, held at Sacramento in 1907, relative to the desirability of organizing an international congress, having a broader and more comprehensive scope and covering all matters ] ltouching the conservation and use of national resources of all the countries of the globe.
 The people of New Mexico and of Ithe Duke City-Albuquerque-a erecting a magnificent convention hall for the accommodation of the congress. This structure will cost upwards of thirty thousand dollars when completed and will seat three thousand five hundred delegates. It is built of cement, brick and steel and is a very handsome building Albuquerque and New Mexico will be the scene in September and Oc- tober of the greatest irrigation cele- bration and demonstration in the history of the Southwest.
 The purpose is to emphasize the 1 importance and value of irrigation as a factor in national development and to make an object lesson with ex- hibits of the resources, agricultural | live on1 Ic of the great west.
 This will extend over a period oi two weeks and will include the Ma
Arizona republican., 1908-07-13

of irrigated farm products will be superb, over one hundred thousand square feet of exhibition space hay ing been already reserved.