Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-20

advantageous kind that ii has ever
secured,
IAN excursion of this sort in
| specially chartered train, upon the
date with suitable souvenirs for dis
! tribution, and with the leaders Of tire
! business interests of New Mexico in
/ cluded in the personnel of the party
/ would create an impression not only
| favorable in our great campaign for
/ the rights of New Mexico, but bring
/ about that character of inquiry with
reference to conditions existing in the
/ territory which We desire to exploit
| TO the limit,
"A great New York editor. Mr.. Pull
! tzer, once said in an advertisement
/ in his paper that he would give one
! thousand dollars to any man who
/ would come to his office with a new
| idea which could be used benehcially
for his newspaper. Now, | believe
that the idea Of this excursion to the
north, guided by the albuquerque
spirit and participated in by New
Mexico people from all districts, would
be ten strike in our campaign for
justice and right under the constirr-
ton of the United States.
AS a reason for the people Of New
Mexico going enmasse to this national
convention, We could use the fact that
i'm the fall the Sixteenth National IT.
rigatiOn congress and International
and Interstate Industrial exposition
will be held in this city, and incident
to the trip and its surroundings, we
could distribute such advertising mat
ter relative to every district in the
entire territory which viii certainly
bring about results that cannot be but
gratifying.
II make this suggestion to the good
people Of Albuquerque and believe
that II the matter is taken up in a |
regular way by its representative com
mercial body, the Commercial club Of
this city, that no more proper eNcur- |
sion or more fruitful one could be in |
auguatcd at this time. 1t would be |
during the vacation period and at a |
time when our local business men !
could best spare themselves from
their avocations. and if conducted up |
on the economical basis which char
acterizcd the excursion handled by |
Mr. McCanna ! feel that the benefit !
not only in dollars and cents but in
increased valuation to all Of our prop
Crty interests would be almost beyond |
estimate
Progress of the Congress.
In the matter of the progress Of the
work in connection with the Irrigation
congress, Mr.. TWitchel said:
From every portion of the terri
tory. and | may add from all por-
lions of the country. we are daily re-
cciytng advices regarding the cam
ratgn of nublicttv which has been in
augnrated on tbc mart of the territory
of New Mexico. There are constant
for stories and articles reIa-
tive to the capabilities of New Mex /
len along all Industrial lines, and if
The efforts which are making for the
success Of the congress continues to
produce the results which have char
acterized what has been done, it Is
safe to say that at no time in the past
i'm the United states has there been !.
gathered together a class and charac-
lar of men whose Influence is more
far reaching and whose attendance Is
bound to he productive of so much
GOOD as tbo assembly which is com /,
ing to Now Mcxico at the time Of tho
National Irrigation congress.
HAM Away the Tin Cans
"It is of the utmost consequence that ,
the people of this city do their share
i'm the way of material decoration ri
is Of tbo utmost consequence that such ,
old torn down shacJs. such as are ;
eyosoree on the corner or Third street :
and Central avenue he wfpcd ont. and 5
If If is AT all possible that a carload s
shipment. or rather train load ship /
ment of tin cans and other debris !
all of tho vacant Inte nf tbfg rtt, Ne Z