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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-07
GERMANY'S FIRST BIG
BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED

Wilhelmshaven, March Ger
many's first mammoth battleship was
successfully launched here today and
christened the Nassau. Emperor Will
liam and a brilliant assemblage were
present. The building of the Nassau
inaugurates a new era in German
naval work which is proceeding rap
idly. Three other giant warships like
the Nassau which has displacement
of 1880 tons and is built entirely of
hardened steel are now In course Of
construction.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-07
BANK RESERVES SHOW
INCREASE FOR WEEK

New York, March 1.-THE statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week ending today shows they hold
$30,135,975 more than the require.
ment of the rs per cent reserve rule.
This Is an increase Of $685., 800 In the
proportionate cash reserve as compar-
ed with last week.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-07
WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND;
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE.

Denver, March Harry Adler,
Pueblo tailor, and woman supposed
to be his wife, were found dead to-
day In a room in the Hotel Waldorf at
1857 Stout street. Both had been
shot to death. It is Judged that the
woman killed the man and then COM
mitted suicide as her body lay across
that Of the man and the revolver was
underneath her. The crime was prob
ably committed Wednesday night as
the couple had not been seen since
then.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-07
kNlCkERBOCkER TRUST
COMPANY TO REOPEN

New York, March THE Knicker-
booker Trust company which suspend
ed business at the beginning OF the f.
nancial panic last October, will resume
business at noon on March 26, permis-
sion having been granted by the court
for It to do 80.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-07
"BiLLY" MARTIN MAKES THE
ROUNDS BEFORE COMING HOME
pecial to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, March 7.-William E.
Martin of Socorro, clerk Of the Third
judicial district court, who is in the
national capital, called at the White
House today. He took breakfast
this morning with U. s. Senator Bev.
eridge, called at the department of
Justice this forenoon, also on Secre-
ary of the Interior Garfield and did
some good work for New Mexico at
the departments He left Washing
ton this evening for New Mexico
terday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-07
LABoRERS
OVERCOME IN TUNNEL

Baltimore, Md, March Twenty
six railroad laborers were overcome
by gas in the Pennsylvania railroad
tunnel here today. Four men died and
ten were so affected that they were
taken to hospital. The men were en-.
gagged in grading work.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-07
SIX HURT IN
AUTO COLLISION
Big Touring Car Running at High
Speed Crashes Into Another
Both Machines Ruined.

Pittsburg, March six persons
were seriously hurt today when an
automobile driven by Edward McCur.
dy crashed into car owned by Will
lis L. King, vice president of the
Jones and Laughlin Steel company.
Mr. King was not in his car Both ma
chimes were ruined,
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

produced was Sl.07. The duty
upon a ton of pig iron, 1t will be
recalled, is four dollars. The
average daily wage of the adult
male employees in steel mills was
S2.l5; the average value OF ton
of product was $50. %; the aver
aye labor cost OF ton OF product
was 6.33. The average duty on
ton of product is about $40.
If the real object of protection
we're TO equalize the difference be-
tween labor cost at home and
abroad, we should be forced to
the painful conclusion that for
eign manufacturers not only got
their labor for nothing, but re-
ceived bonus from the laborers.
The republican platform, how
ever, mentions another object
namely, reasonable proht to
American industries.
After forty years of high pro-
lection aud at fiood-tide of pios-
perity, workmen in Pennsylvania
iron and steel industry got two
dollars a day, and the Steel Cor
poration earned a hundred and
twenty million dollars above all
expenses, taxes and bond interest
probably fifty per cent on the
Legitimate investment above that
represented by bonds.
There is, OF course, room for a
difference of opinion as to what
constitutes reasonable profit.
Probably, two dollars a day to
the workmen and fifty per cent to
the trust is not far from the
Pennsylvania idea OF protecting
American labor-and, incident
ally, looking out a little fol
American capital.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14
cARRIZOZO DEMOCRATIC
CLUB MEETING.

All members of the Carrizozo
Democratic Club, and Democrats
who desire to become members,
are requested to attend the meet
ing Saturday night, August 22nd,
to transact urgent business aud
to discuss plans for the ensuing
campaign.
All Democrats, and those who
wish to affiliate with the party
for the betterment of territorial
conditions and who are interested
in the success of the National
Democratic ticket, are extended a
cordial invitation to .he meeting
of the club. The place of meet
ing will be the store room for
merly occupied by Ziegler Bros,
on Alamogordo avenue.
w. j, DoRRING, Pres.
Carrizozo Dem. Club.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

Vermont is to hold a state cleo
tiou September 1st. Chairman
Hitchcock of the national repub-
lican committee has enlisted the
services of two cabinet members
to help retain Vermont in the re-
publican column. Conditions
must be desperate for the republic
cans when such efforts are neces-
sary to hold the Green Mountain
State to her moorings.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

Larrazolo's campaign in south
eastern New Mexico has resulted
in great good to the democratic
ticket. All that was needed in
that section was to arouse an in
terest and get the people TO the
polls, for they are nearly all dem
ocrsts. The three Pecos Valley
counties will give Larrazolo about
5000 majority.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

The railroads have refused TO
grant rates TO the Bryan notifca-
tion meeting at Lincoln, notwith-
standing that this courtesy was
extended to the Taft meeting at
Cincinnati. Nevertheless, Bryan
was notified, in the usual manner,
of his nomination, and the people
will be able to get to the polls to
vote, regardless of railroad dis
elimination.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

Harry c. and ED +. Comrey,
two old friends of the NRws,
were in Carrizozo Wednesday, on
their return to Ancho from the
republican county convention at
Lincoln. They called at this
Office and gave us a little infor-
nation concerning the conven-
tion; and, while they were both
strong Andrews men, they took
their medicine without gri-
mace.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14
IN THE TARIFF BARoNs' HOME.

The Saturday Evening Post
No noxious free-trade heresy,
we believe, vitistes the statistical
capacity of the government of
pennsylvania-the classic ground
of protection, especially of pro-
lection of iron and steel.
The annual report of the Sec
retary of Internal Affairs of that
Commonwealth shows that the
average daily wage of adult male
employees in the blast furnaces of
the State was Sl.93 in 1906; that
the cost of labor per ton of iron
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14
RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE.

If you have property for sale or
rent, list it with me.
For SALE-Two good milk
cows, cheap.
For SALE-Acre of land, cheap,
adjoining Highland Park addi-
tion.
Fox SALE-Two-room adobe
house with we'll l40xl40 land,
cheap, installments or cash.
lNsURANcE-I represent some
of the largest and best com panies.
See me for rates before insuring.
GEORGE ROSLIN0TON
Real Estate & Insurance
Office with Barber a q ierke, Carrizozo. NM.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

IT WON'T LAST LONG. What?
Why furniture at your own price.
Call, examine the articles and
you'll be surprised at the prices.
Spence Furniture Co.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

The news comes that a number
of the New England states will
throw off the republican yoke this
fall. How the mighty have
fallen
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

hereby announce myself as candidate for
nomination for Sheriff of Lincoln County, sub
iect Ia the action OF the Democratic County
'V"''""' y. W. BRoCKwAy.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A new lot of Hamilton-Brown
shoes just received at the Carri-
zozo Trading Co.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

Do lT Now.-If you contem-
plate adding to your household
furniture, do il now and save dol
lars. Spence Furniture Co.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

hereby announce myself as candidate for
nomination for Sheriff Of Lincoln Comfy, sub
iect 20 the action Of the Democratic Comfy
Convention. .. ..
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14
Announcements.
FOR COUNTY sURvEYOR.

Tho NEWS IL authorised 10 announce thnt
W. r. Beatty ~ a candidate for reelection Ia the
Office Of County Surveyor, subject 10 the action
OF the democratic party.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

Fox SALE-A few choice resi-
dence and business lots, cheap.
See TX. ). CAMPBgIL. 7.3ltt
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

Carpets and rugs at reduced
prices at the Carrizozo Trading
company.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

We buy in car load lots in the
market, at bed rock prices, for
spot cash, and can sell as cheap
Tor cash as any one that wants
to make small profit.
Yours for business,
John ii. Skinner
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

For a good horse feed go to
{. &. Bourne's Feed Stab BILE.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

Good, nice, red, clean Oats at
S2.l0. John IL. Skinner.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

A car of choice California pota-
toes just received at the Carrizozo
Trading Co.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

Take your horses to c. c.
Bourne's Feed Stable, where good
treatment is assured.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

c. c. Bourne is prepared to
board horses by the week or the
see him for terms.
Carrizozo news., 1908-08-14

Fruit jars and jelly glasses, ais,
genuine cane sugar for preserv
ing, at the Carrizozo Trading Co
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01
Ernest lgo Dead

The subject Of this sketch was
born on the farm July 10, 1887,
being n son Of Ice and Maggie Igo.
lie was reared 10 manhood on the
farm on which he WAS born and his
boy,ood days we're Xix" unto TINT Of
most farmer bays which consists OF
working In summer and going u
school and doing chores in winter.
Thus W. find him grown up clos,
to nature, Il young maj Of high ideals,
Of good moral character, honest and
Industrious and ever ready to heir
his fcIlowman.
Quite early in If" h" conceived
til" idea Of doing for himself nnd
started ont 10y buying fnrs and game
and shipping 10 the market Later,
he gets in touch with several tailor.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01

ID that awful explosion occurred vt
Windsor and be received injuries
from which he died on the following
day, Mt 2 O'Clock p. III. in the NJ. x.
Il Y. hospital at Sedalia, being
twenty-ODe years, two months and
one day oid. His father and two
sisters Dollie and Lucille were at biz
bedside when the final message came.
Although he was terribly burned
and must have suffered untold agony.
yet he did not complain but Dor" mp
with n trnc christian spirit. He
talked Of his death and told his
| sisters that he wa not afraid 10 die.
On Sept. II his remains we're
brought 10 hIenstcd and buried
from the Methodist church that
afternoon. Ecv. y. ! SIiph.r con.
duciing the services with the follow
ing young men, his schoolmatcs and
boyhood chums, acting IA pail
bearers: Waldo Richardson, John
Sicgcl, Arthur and Claud hampton,
George and Ed Bridges.
IIr leaves behind to mourn his I'M
timely death IL father and mother,
fiv" sisters aud one brother, besides
a host Of rclniivcs and friends who
sincerely svmpathize with the
bcr"aved family.
VIII II. Wooirry.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01
EARL'S COURT NEXT YEAR
An Exhibition OF American Products
AFTER 20 YEARS.

%cxt years Earl's Court Exhibition is
American Industries
II - nov more than twenty years since
- representative exhibition Of American
manufactures and products has been
held in the country. Yet Enclc sam has
many ''nutirns' which are worth ntndy-
ing, and many things to slirW the old
country which are worth seeing. After
All, tn" business carried on betwccn the
I ni,ei States and the tinted KIdgdom
comprises one. fifth of the Of
the world. and IN spite Of artificial bar
rirrs. it is increasing. Aud there is Il
prospect that, after the Presidential cleo.
ton ~ over. It may increase still further.
The United States sends us the raw
materials Of many Of our staple indus.
tries In sp,tc Of the effort to promote
cotton pro~inp within the Empire,
J.puis,ua and the CarOlinas send MS the
bulk Of our supplies Of raw cotton and
the ranches and wheatfels OF the great
wc,, provide n large share of the bread
and beef which appear on our tables.
But the manufacturers Of the states
have been abreast OF all the world in
working their raw materials. Their
labour saving machinery Is TO be found
in all factories Of great Britain. And the
forthcoming exhibition will enable the
British manufacturer and importers to
see examples Of the very latest depart
ures IN machinery and machine tools for
winch America is NJ famous.
In word the exposition will comprise
carefully selected examples u the
products Of the farms. ranches, forest,
fisheries. manufactures, mines and quar-
ries from the States. Besides this, the
arts, archaeology, %ethnology, natural
history, domestic economy, Iecreations
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01

impossible to ordinary intelligence.
As this ..mortal mind" sis not an
entity. 1t is only a false Ems OF
matter" Now then we have this to
dream on. Nothing (mortal mind)
is the primal and only cause of all
no,hings, including man (materiaD
and the evils $50 called) Of life, sin,
sickness and death. Pat the good
woman grows a little timid over her
mortal mind, It's power wanes a little
at times. and she finds other causes
for our illusions, one is Ednraii0n.
She dcplores the fact that education
is becoming so common. when It's ct
fcr,s are go dreadful. Her opinion
seems 10 be that all essential know
ridge is to be found in Science and
Health and such 5rrfi0nS n Mr
bibI> rs sir has inIrrbrrfrH 1t may
be objected here that she recon-
mrnds the Bible as a whole. but she
declares that the and chapter OF
! Genesis is "Error." and limits her
hihl,,al ~rycyc,i, 10 the frs, chapter
I.tC.,.,i, and = mar, of Rcvcla,iun
.L,,o .h,,, ,,,sx,rv ,f bihlc
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01

Mr., John Sebastian, Passenger Traffic
Manager, Chicago. III.
Dear sir.
Referring to the enclosed clipIin.
from the "I.ondon Chronicle" this morn
ing. For the last four or FIVE years Jana
la, Australia and the other English col
onies have been enjoying the advantage
and getting a lot of advertising along
agricultural lines through exhihi' 4
Grca, Biitian and III the continent. |
would respectfully suggcst that n vrrv
strong effort be made to cnatic OF
south west territory to MAKE diaria' 4
its varied resources. Something w'i
Of the country which will show the great
agricultural, mineral and commercial
thinI ,ng people, create a taste for furtli.
er information and give u an oppoItuni,
" I" accomplish practical results.
Th's is a great opportunity for orr ~
tire Southwest territory If ar~ranPrn'r',
can he made for harmonious cooperation
by our several states tor the good Of tie
whole, Through very c"Inpi'hcm,' =
display IA an object lesson, We can pi.
sent a great diversity Of profitable plov"
siti0nS TO attract the ~inycstcr and h"''c.
seeker. The railroads have done ), I
deal IN this direction. bat the tmr ',
most prhpi,ious for the states t" t".r
steps to nt the people know what q"
have.
Ihavr no doubt Of your ability 10 ma =
the several states and territories in,cie |.
ed loo. at tie matter in this light.
Yours Very truly,
AL.AxhEDEK JhCKSOH.
General European hg"",.
The greatest farming, livestock, gi" d..
cotton, nee. sugar. fr'i. growing 4 UIr.
cral districts IN the world.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01

ing companies aud ordered suits,
oy"rcoats, etc, for the boys and
young men Of the LcighbDrhnDd,
always giving them fair, square
deal which characterized his idea Of
honesty and integrity.
In july, 1904, he prof"sseh r"
ligion and united with the Methodist
church AT Glenstcd, then under the
PASTORAL. rf Rev. Is. A. Mcknight.
a ycar or 80 later the click Of the
Telegraph key aroused his curiosity
aud We find lam starting IN to be.
come its master. lie began by
taking n home study course, studying
at night and odd times when not
busy witt, the farm work, and by
industry and persistcncy which b"
| showed earlier in life he completed
the course. In December, 1907, We
follow Inn " Scdalia, Mo, and find
him in school " better equip him
self for his chosen vocation. lie
stays thcra only IA short time ~
finish school and in February, 1905,
goes 10 Mora, Mo, where hIs cousin
IS depot agent u get some actual "x-
pcricncr in office work. Ne remains
here only II few weeks and in March,
l9D~ is employed by the VI. Is. d ].
railway a1d sent u Windsor, Mo-,
"a baggagrman on a small salary
with good chance Of promotion.
As evidence Of his ability 80
learn that the entire depot was LEFT
in his care at different tunes, aud he
VAS expecting To be located AZ depot
agent on Uat system at most any
time Bnt, ALAS in the midst %
life there is death, and on ScptcmbeI
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01

cannot understand such utterances, and
never could, but dollars and cents she
understands thoroughly"
That Mrs. Eddy is a oma possessed
Of great personal magnetism, and has in
an eminent degree the power to inspire
hope and faith in a patient, Mr.. Woods
will admit, but hope and faith for dis.
eases of the mind We all know are better
than Calomel tablets.
NOTTINGHAM.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01

and sports Of the American people Will
be illustrated by carefully and classified
examples.
ROMANCE op A'CorTiHEsr.
And efforts will be made To- draw upon,
the ronatic history, the mar'elou' lie
velopment, the ardent life aud the fa'-
cinating natural features OF the gfra,
continent which stretches from the Al.
lantic to the Pacific.
The Commissioner, Mr. John W Ryrk
man, OF San Francisco, has recently made
an extensive tour Of the tinted S.ntcs,
with the object Of sscer,aining the feel
ing on the subject Of the exhibition. and
he has everywhere been met will, assur.
anc Of individual, municipal, and even
Government support. An invitation has
frHn Issued 10 the Governors of tbr -sts*s
in the West, the mayors OF all tie im
portant towns and cities, and to fru,~
and individuals throughout the country,
to participate energetlcally aud Literally
in the fxa!bition.
The Honorary Advisory Committee ~.
cludes the names Of Sir Alfred Iatenau ,
chairman of the advisory Committee on
Commercial intelligence of the Board of
Trade; Sir Percy Sandc, son. n. NJ CON
sui General in New York. lS"1 1907, the
Lord Mayor; Sir George Wyatt Truscutr,
President Of the Imperial industrial Clui,
and many representatives Of great Amen.
can manufacturing firms.
The amusement and attraction at
Iarl's Court will be kept mp to the old
standard. and IN the great Empress Hall
a realistic spectacular performance NJ
harmony with the exhibition is be,ny
arranged for.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01
EDDYISM christian Science)
Is It Pantheism?

ing. page a ct al. bu, this is just as
illogical as 70 deny the reality
u sickness and then recommend a
Healer to cure il for SO Many
(,uincsS. lohs 5cotus Erigcna taught
u,t a. Nj. Hidy does (oi God)
Every thing is God: God is every
hing" he wrote. In fact such
coaching is common in Literature
rom the ancient Vedic books Of the
Fiindoos to matchmaker TO GiOrdlnO
Bruno. whu was burned at Rome for
hi. teaching. to Benedict Splnoza. a
great and loving man who was not q
Book pcddlcr . a Hcalcr). and FIN
ally to Mrs. Eddy. with her dcgencr-
ate old dwarf named ''fhriStlan
Science" once accept her def
nition 81 %pan,hcjsm md you are de-
fcated. but he, definitions, they are
certainly ads;a.S To her theories. ]
,,efc, III. ;n,+,onaries and En,ytlo-
pediat.
Is i, ur,hrism? ..Go1 is Allah is
.;Od." This is doublcbarrclcd sort
vt ,~r.ondncsg. II catches the doc
.rinc any way II may be stated.
Tn, old Egyptians and other
~-.o,,,r. are reunited To have wor-
mined animal, and n variety Of na,ur-
Il subic,,, as the river. the heavenly
L,d,.s Is, ,,li ,hci, wnr,hiu ~
p)pion pan,hcis,ic. bccsmse h.1ind
=, within r,rrv object or uha,c Of
n,,u,. they ,houyh, a God lived.
vh,m ,hcy nIgrrL. This is mul,Iplc
~panthcism. An is God." The
Hrahmin, ard other people, believed
and taught the other fors Of Pam
,hcism wh.,h | may namc mnno-pan-
.h.,s,o. .f;nd ,y all" ..Nauyh, J., al
w,vs ant 4yrrywhcrc." The whole
ri wt,a, vr call nature j., illusion.
Nn,h,1o r.,,,s save God. Man IS a
drc,n.V ILdy book. page d2rl
This sh1!c dusty theory 81 the
MADAM, is carved on, Of Hrahmanisin.
ii-, Anocn, liindoos taught tina, 81
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01

This will be- the twentieth Of the seiic.
m great annual exhibition. Al lar =
CENT. l. promises to bc NJ interesting
and attractive AS any 81 IT, predecessors
Chronicle, London.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-01

and sports Of the American people will
be illustrated by carefully and classified
er examples.