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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
THE FARM COMMISSION
EXPECTS TO VISIT
SOUTHWEST
Board viii Leave Washington
This Week on Tour of the
Entire Country.
WOULD INVESTIGATE
ELONOMlC QUESTIONS

Washington, Nov. 5.-Tne country
life commission, appointed by Pres .
dent Roosevelt to make a thorough
investigat. on of the subject of farm
and country life, will cover the en-
tire country in a trip which is to
begin here this week. THIS commits
sion Is composed of Prof. L. H. Bail y
OF Cornell university, president; H
ry Wallace of Iowa, r. l.. Butterfield
and w. L. Page of New York, and on
its investigation will DE in charge OF
c. j. Blanchard, statist.cian OF the
federal reclamation service.
The commission viii first cover tn
south, and on November II will start
on trip into the west and southwes
going as far as the Pacific CO at ty
the southern route and returning by
the northern route. The itinerary in
cludes stops at Memphis, Tenn; Dal
las. Texas; Tucson. Ariz.; Los Anga-
les. Fresno. Davisville and San Fran
cisco, in California; thence north to
Portland, Oregon; Spokane, Wash.
thence east to Minneapolis, covering
the Rocky mountain states en- route.
Leaving Minneapols $ the comm !ssion
will go into the central states, reach
ng Lansing, Mich. about Deem
ber Is.
In order that all those who mqy
want 10 be heard may be on hand
Prof. Bailey has sent a letter to prom
inent men who are interested in the
question, outlining the scope of the
inquiry the commission IS con luctlng.
He states that only one day can be
devoted TO the hearing. but that those
who gather for the hearing may wi h
TO remain for further discu on and
he has asked to be informed Of the
general results of the extended meet
ing.
Prof Bailey's letter says In part:
''The commission is not appointed
for the purpose Of investigating the
farm or Of in Iuiring in.o technical
agricultural practices Its function s
to give attention 10 the larger eco
nomic, social and sanitary questions
of the open country. To this end tle
commission would Ike TO hear the
opinions of representative farmers.
teachers, business men. min 'sters,
physicians and others who live in IN
open county or have direct relations
with 1t, So far as possible we should
like to meet accredited delegates
from oranges, farmers clubs and sim
liar organizations. as well as farmers
and others who corle en- In -ir own
responsibility
The commission would Ike to
meet any persons who would be Likely
TO help in its work.
while these meetings viii be pub
lie. they are not 10 oe spoechmaking
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
Majority for Andrews, l.77s.

MhJorlty lot Andrews, l,13B.
There have been only few changes
in the estimated majorities OF william
Al. Andrews. the. Rerublicar, cands-4
date who was reelected delegate to
Congress, and today h s majority -
estimated at slightly over 1,73e votes.
This is according to the returns.
official and unofficial. receive at the
office of Mr.. Andrews in this city to-
day. 1t Is probable that additional
returns may lower this figure slightly
but 1t can not affect the result. 1t
IS doubtful If there will be a differ
ence of over 200 votes between these
figures and the official count
After figuring In every manner fa-
vorable to Larrazolo. the Democrats
this afternoon gave II up and adj
mitted that Mr.. Andrews had oeen
elected.
There was a disposition on the part
of some of the Democratic leaders 20
estimate SIR. Andrews majority at
much less than indicated by the table
above, but others estimated II at
more.
The Democrats admitted that the
Pecos valley and eastern New Mexico
oSHSi diiy hdu pTONtQ a surprise ana g
disappointment In one county Lar
razolo actually received about one
fifth of the majority they had esti-
mated for him, all of which indicates
that there are prophets and other
prophets.
The official count In Bernalillo
gives Mr.. Andrews 710 votes more
than LarrazOlo. The Official count
from Dona Ana gives Mr.. Andrews
majority of 160. Lincoln county
gives Andrews 60 majority; Mckinley
county remains unchanged with a ma
JJrity OF 1853 for Andrews. Mora
county has not been heard from com
pietely yet. Reports vary from 100
to 800 majority. The county Is cred
tied with an Andrews majority of 100
votes. which Is cons dered more than
conservative on the face of tcday's
returns. Rio Arriba county, where
the Democrats pinned their last
was heard from today, IT,
count has progresses
that It is safe =
Jority at
that
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
CARRIED THt
COUNTY BY GOOD
MAJORITY
The Republican Ticket Went
Through With Votes TO Spare
For Every Candidate.
A. E. WALKER MAKES
THE BEST RECORD

Further returns from the precincts
in Bernalillo county show but little
change In the vote as given in The
Citizen last night. Delegate Andrews
has carried the county by more than
700 votes and the entire Republican
ticket has maJorities ranging from
his vote to that of A. E. Walker, for
probate clerk, who received a major
ity of 010. The county is safely Re-
publican. The vote for delegate In
Bernalillo county is shown by the
following table:
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
WILL ISSUE CANAL BONDS.

New York, Nov. Sit Is currently
reported in the financial district that
the government will within a very
short time offer 81 100000 in Pan
anna canal per cent bonds. In ad-
dition TO the meet OF money TO re-
place that spent in the work of canal
construction. the government must n
November 20 redeem the $4,000, 900
of one-year bonds is ued as one of the
principal relief measures at the time
of the financial furry last year.
1t IS expected that on account OF
the low interest rate the bonds, II
issued, will go principally to national
banks desiring to use them as a basis
for the issuance of currency.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
TIDE OF ININnGR ATION
TURNED TO AMERICA

New York, Nov. 5.-Oscar :.
Straus. secretary of comm rec and
LABOR inspected ELS Island yester-
day. and announced himself as salts
fled with the progress on improve
ments under way
statistics for October" said Mr..
Straus, show the I de of travel has
turned. For the nine months ended
September 80 the to5a. arrivals OF i'm
migrants at this port was 272,00),
while for the same time the numb r
of alien departures was 41i.OO0 Last
month, on the contrary, immigration
exceeded emigration. the number in
coming being 1900 against $4,000
outgoing"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
sERvICE CORPS NEEDED.

Washington, d. C.. Nov. 5.-Gen.
Henry C. Sharpe. commissary general
Of the army in his annual report
recommends the organization OF the
service corps in the army to perform
the work Of subsistence and quarter
masters departme nts, which is now
done by soldiers of the line installed
on special duty. He says the detailed
men cannot give satisfactory service
under existing conditions.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
GERMANY AND FRANCE.
MAY DECLARE WAR
TOMORROW
Germans Demand Apology
for Casa Blanca Incident
and France Op-
poses II.
French CABINET
UPaOlOS CL[MEkCEAU
French Attend German Embassy
at CdSd Blanca Where FOlmtr
German Subjects Who De-
serted French Army
Were Protected.

Paris, Nov. 5.-An extraordinary
SESSION of the cabinet was held tn $
afternoon and the decision not to ac-
cede to Germany's demands was
unanimously ratified.
France Is Firm.
Paris, Nov. 5.-wh!le 1t is not BE-
lieved in official circles that Ger
many VIII go to war with France ov
the Casa Blanca incident (the pro-
lection by the German embassy 1t
Casa Blanca of former German sub
jects who enlisted in and later de-
serted from the foreign legion of the
French army, it is the subject of an
ultimatum. A considerable degree OF
dlsquietude exists here and the opin-
ion continues that Germany is seek
ing to inflict diplomatic hum att IN
upon France as diversion from the
situation arising at home from the
publication of Emperor Williams in
terview.
This time. however, France resolved
to stand firm. The French ambas-
sador at Berlin has been instructed
to notify Germany that France mail-
tains the view that the question
time she refuses to release the d.
serters, TO reprimand the officers
concerned or to exchange regrets
with Germany. At the same time the
foreign officers at st. Petersburg and
London have been Informed of the
exact situation.
Germany Insists.
Berlin, Nov. 5.-The view point of
Germany in the Casa Blanca difficulty
was expla ned officially by the foreign
office today.
"All we demand" said the official,
''is simple expression OF regret from
France for the violence employ
against the German consular off
at Casa Blanca, an expression su IN
as would be demanded by any nation
whose officials had been subjected 20
an attack.
1--WE cannot permit this point to be
submitted to arbitration, for we re-
gard it as pont of rational honor
that such regret be expressed. We
do not desire that the L. ench officials
concerned oe reprimandt d, that the
French soldiers be punished, or tn
adoption of any measures Of discipline
whatever. Concerning their points of
difference we are prepared to arb
rate. We acknowledge that some
things might have occurred on tae
German side which could have been
avoided, while France must admit
from her side that an unnecessary
act was committed"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
RELEASE BANKER ON BOND.

San Francisco, Nov. Sit Is said
arrangements have been made by tn,
National Surety company 10 file ba !
bond of 100000 in order to secur,
the release of Walter j. Eartnett, for
mer vice president of the California
Safe Deposit & Trust company, re-
Gently convicted OF hypothecating Sc
curities of the wrecked institution.
The bond, it is said, will be filed some
time this week.
The men who are willing to furnish
the money for Bartnett's temporary
release are said to DE we'll known
New York financiers. who have been
Interested in his case since his con-
victlon.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05

New York, Nov. 5.-Maryiand and
Missouri held the center of political
attention when Republican and DEM
ocratic politicians began to look over
the results of TIE election early to-
day. The leaders of both parties
found themselves facing what looked
increasingly like a vindication of the
prophecy made by Chairman Hitch
cock that Taft would have at least
325 electoral votes. At the opening
NJ the day things looked fairly well
settled.
Leaving Maryland and Missouri
out Taft is assured of 301 electoral
votes and Bryan 156. Missouri, with
is votes was hanging IN the balance
with Taft leading by 81 votes. Com
plete returns may swing the result
either way. Maryland with eight
votes. was claimed for Taft by a mar
gin of only 1876 N"tes, and few dis
tricts TO hear from. The Democrats
insisted that they would not yield the
state to the Republicans save upon
Gn official count
In the case OF Missouri late tidings
seem to favor Taft and TO make Ger
tain the election of the Republican
candidate for governor by majority
n 1913 votes.
Indiana has apparently given a
Democratic majority Of eight on the
Joint ballot in the legislature, which
would assure the return OF a Demo-
cratic senator in place OF Hemenway,
Republican. There Is a Tumor that
Kern. defeated Democratic candidate
fer vice-president, Will be given the
place. The state elected Marshall.
Democrat, governor by about s 900
and gave Taft 10000.
West Virginia is evidently assured
for Taft by 10000, but Glasscock Re
publican candidate for governor, will
have less than half that number.
The Republican majority In the
House OF Representatives has been
cut but that party will have substan-
tial control. The Republicans elect
ed one congressman from Arkansas
and increased their representation
from Democratic Oklahoma by two.
Attention was turned today TO the
Socialist vote and that of the Prohibi-
tion party and the Independence
league. II appears early today that
the Socialists will be disappointed in
their ayowed intention of casting "a
million votes for Debs" and in some
states they have fallen below their
vote OF four years ago. In general.
however their vote shows a material
Increase. The total vote for Debs. it
is estimated, win not exceed 500 900.
As for the prohibition vote its to-
.als present great disappointment
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05

occasions CA m, part of memh RS II
the comm issiou Tho commission
merely desires to take itself % as
many localities a- possible in order
that IL may nut ltsclf in the uga, of
receiving suggestions from tsu. whD
are competent 20 make them Very
brief statements from many persons
rs what the comm ission d-siFes."
The commission exp. - TO pace
report on the results uf the inve tiga-
tion int) the HANDS ~ President
Roosevelt early in Januaiy
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
REPUBLICAN CLUB
COhGRATULATtS TAFT
albuquerque Organization Sends \
Message 20 President EIect.

c. o. Cushman. president OF the
Young Mems Republican club, sai9
this morning that the club would n
die now that the campaign was OF
but would be a permanent orga/
ti0n. The work the club did
campaign evidences very pig
benefit 10 the party
The following telegram
ed by the club last night
Elect William II. Taft:
william II. Taft. CH
"The Young Mems
OF Albuquerque. 50G
congratulates YOU
victory. c. o.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
Mrs. EDDY nuYs ArrO.

boston, NOV. 5.-Mrs. Mary Baker
G. Eddy Mother" OF the Christian
Science has purchased an imported
automobile OF s0-horsepower and had
II sent to her Chestnut Hill home.
a chauffeur from the agon y pass d
several hours giving Secretary Fry
lessons in driving. Mrs. EIdy had
her first experience in sutomobillng
today
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
HAS MAJORITY
Of NEARLY 800
People OF Arizona Want Statehood
and Realize Democratic Del
egdIe Cannot Secure as
Much for Them as
Republican.

Phoenix, Arlz., Nov. 5.--Statehood
seems nearer to Arizona thin ever
before as result of the election OF
Ralph Cameron, Republican candi-
date for delegate to Congress. whose
victory ovec Mark Smith, Democratic,
and the veteran leader of his party
the territory, Is now as -u.ed. Wnile
all returns are not in and the off,
cial count will probably make seveiai
changes, the Democrats conce lie
Smiths defeat and it is certain that
Cameron has carried the territoly by
600 to 800 votes.
The election of Cameron was not a
surprise to those alqua nted with
conditions in the territory during tae
past year. The people want state
hood just as badly as do the people
of New Mexico and have at last re-
a.ized the futility o. expecting it ut
the hands of a Democratic delegate
and a Democratic congress. Smith has
been unable to do for the terrific. y
what Delegate Andrews of New Mex
leo has been able to do for his const t.
uents, and Arizona voters realized
that the time had come for a chang =.
With the election of Del, gate An
uTeWS lney rehllZed tnat New mexico
would probably get state hood at tne
short session of Congress and AIizona
would be left wa ting. This Mas the
principal reason for the election ri
Cameron. who had the hearty support
Of Governor Kibbsy as well as prom
inent men of both parties through-
out the territory,
They Are Rejoicing.
Miss Eleanor Davis. representing
the Black Cat Ink company. who ar
rived this morning from northern Ari-
zona, says that Williams and Flag
staff, the home towns of Ralph
Cameron, delegate-elect of Arizona,
made big demonstrations last nigat
| Talkfests were held, large bonfires
| were built in the streets and the peo-
pie made merry for joy at the success
of their favorite. The northern coun-
ties put aside party pr 9judices am
voted unanimously for Cameron, tn
! Republican candidate. my people,
as Mark Smith always referred to
the people of Arizona, showed b
their vote on Tuesday that they are
| ready and willing for statehood.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
BRYAN CONCENTRATES TAFT

Lincoln, Nc5. Nov 5.--Bryan this
morning sent the folloNing telegram
to Taft:
Hon. w. IT. TAFT
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Please accept congratulation- and
the best wishes for success in your
administration. CSignedJ
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05
STUDENTS
Seattle, w

Seattle, w
against SOC
placed oV
students
ganized o.
Of snashi
posting p
professors,
burning OF
Thomas Fral
pus.
The depred
cred until sew
marauders had
campus. leavine
behind. 4
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CONTINUED on Page FourD
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05

Paris, Nov. 5.-An extraordinary ry
SESSION of the cabinet was held tn 5
afternoon and the decision not to ac-
cede to Germany's demands wa:
unanimously ratified
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-05

WEATHER FORECAST
neawr. coIo.. November 5.--Fiir To- !
nIsh ani Friday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-03

wEBBvILLE.
Mr. Rufordi. q Crayson Il here
viii team On his uay up the country
Mr. Males q Portsnoush + here.
rtturulng hone from = vials 70 his
hfher
Mr. Graham and wife and Mr..
Saith have gone 70 cIneinnaii 70
by goodk
Mr. cosburn Is here from Bslrs
Trace.
RR. Euns Of Enlo,t county. !.
hsre
Al and George Conway are her.
from Huutingfou-
Al. Psnninston has returned from
Ashland.
Mn Belle Moore has returned from
lockwood
SAN sheppard has bouEhf 0ne-hali
q Worth Ksilars store.
Worth Keilar has returned 70 his
farm On Bells Trace
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-03
DEATH WAS on ms HEELS

lee P. Morris q Slippers. Va.
a.d = doe caIl in thsspring q Isos-
de E.ys- An attaek q D.eunoui.
Ell ne % yak ard With E.eh = fear
81 o0.gh that NJ frisn1s declared
Hat co1Enp.s1n lad Ne and that
eezrh uas o. NJ hseIL Then ]
sas persu.1sd to III Dr. Kings Nss
Discovery II hsIpsd ne iuzediafsly.
and affsr taxing tu0 bOttls and =
MI v.s . ueIl nan again ]
i1nnd CT that Ns~ Dllo0EeEy +
h bsst r.nsdT for cousks and Ing
iIssass IN al TIE World Sod m
M r-Arnutss Il A - Hushs' drug
aore. &c and slea Trial bortls
ase
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-03

HappF are they whose nzres sus-
gsst slasssss ard trighfnesS ubose
pIsssnct aess - s1nshlne wherever
tksy nay move EEea those vho are
nOt 5oTful ~ nature nay ber01e
sA=1zfss s- hight b. grzce. and
resonne.d thar uhirh Is p1re. GOD
ard IOfty. - p=zr=g az1y Eur-
nurfnsz. Complaints ard iTTffabIlisy-
Ihink more q Ozr pressrvztiOas o1r
dslisesz-ess Snd ~ bright hoSe
boy - above The so-nbre ard ~
pleasant things a lie. ard Osr d.
pre1tO1s vii be cured and TIE s5lr-
4 q hsaTiness - rspiaosd b. he
zrnenI q p-zise
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-03

Don't eet in tie kzbst q II IT.
tie easiest thing 70 Do and The hard-
81 hing 70 SOP in the vide. vide
uori1 II ruins your temper and
spoiIs tse shzps q yOur mouth Try
ard - he goOd r1teer thzn Re
disaEreeahse in tie peo1ls and yOur
surTOundineE YOl vould not 90 %
= friend's ho1se and fInd fznIt Sith
whzt zls 1oes and With uhzt she
has AID her WAYS q living What
right ave yOz. tAen, % ind fauIt
Win th0ss vho are more tan friends
% yO1-the people o. Jour OEn blood
'If here = = grace that All are sin
q Win. II Is thai q giving praise.
and yet Il Il one viii vhirh Ne
oaxht 20 Be lzEish Why should
you tel Jour friead that her bonnet
Is unbsrSmi1<. and waen you have
never aid this 70 your sister, Why
st01ii yoa - CT 70 tea and praise
your nelghbors mullins. vhe1 jon
have forgDrton 20 ten yOur motheE
hOE god hers uerez Why shOuId
ycu announos hOE uuch M WflsOn
Orer tie nay knoUz when father i
great deal better informed man,
ard Il has never entered your little
lad to quietly whisper 70 him boz
uueh yo1 appreciate HIS wisdom
You keep your ability 70 discover
faults for the home While the eye
tkst shoaId look for WRITES Is cIos-
q tiEstIy uniil yOu % out Dol'i
v.Ir until so1s ore Is gone from y0l
q ten Their VIRTUES Do1't uztt IN
a. y01r sissr Is far aEzy IN an0th-
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pretty q hOr courte0as she -. and
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are crosssd and the long sieep o0ms'
before you make mother know VIA
q bezurifaI bIne are her eTeA. h0u
tr.6er her hsArt and boz deariy
yDu love her- Tel her an n0E-nov
VIA ths yak thrO1sh NE r lard
and TIE sunshine q praises = ysarn'
q snr 70 briEhfen II. and to vzrz
ard essour.ss the pIlgrin b. ths
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-03
Home Circle Column.


( II tkeEs + one tEins uore than
anoeher that besrzys = mes IL
tleness o. Iaek q rzisinz thal
tElng i 70 give utieranes 70 blood
clrdlins oatLson ne srrsets. regard
kss q uho nay be In hezrIns- SEA
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il rke Darvfnizn ths0sy pirhout
any vsry great adsznoement fsUn
tLe BolnI q Starting
DID y0l ever Safeh tie operzsIo7
o. loon n = vOIIen nIIIE So long
- he ODerzf0r arre11s eioseIy %
tie vork al IN hasz s0es VEL hur
x she pays too nnch arren-ion 70
What her neighbor i doing. ker
work + likely % set -dosn- and
-OssEsh0ts aBDezr 50 in or he
weaving. many = brszk Is mzds il
the veb simply from giving too
HDch aftenrioa 70 Tie vzTp and
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-03

15s indictments About - were senf
TO jail for uhIskey s<IlIng and tpo
giris under Is we're seat to the rs-
fcrm school
NJ. Po,ser a,d -, .us esxk. ehr-
dr.n q BT.,ne- no-sd . ,helr ~
home IN creenuu
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=
Wm chaffin. q TIE upper blaine
Save mills, = visiting IN Crse1aR
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-03

Trad.
FOIks are getting ready for farm
Ing IN cur eonmunify-
Church a. Th0upsOn Chapel ~
Rev. 7. @ Rickn.n. the frst Sunday
II eaeh nozth-
A d Martha asd soa have = hrss
store a IL nouth q Grapevi.e
Ma Laura Rooaett visited ksr
siEser s1n1.S
Mr. nnd Mra Gsosss Thoaas have
. ~ po1.1 Eiri a. thrir place-
NaIle Blazkburs. Carrie Nnrtiz
ard Jokn Robsetf visited IL f0rszss
teller l.st ss.1Ay-
Ma Jana sAney = vel plsusst
over ksr nrtls dlusAtsr.
Ds.nis a