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Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30
FOR RENT-RESIDENC AT
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TOWN POSTOFFTCE.

There is as much difference In
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fcrcnt kind of food for the table. 1t
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stock and poultry with the best to be
obtained. We sell nothing but the
very best and guarantee every article
sold. All orders delivered promptly
and placed where wanted. Any dis
satisfaction I'm regard to ycur pur-
chases looked after at once. T.. w.
Fee. 6O2-60d $. list. Phone.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

THE SECOND HALF OF TAXES
FOR THE YEAR 1907 ARE NOW
DUE AND PAYABLE. SAME WILL
BECOME DELINQUENT JUNE 1ST,
AND A PENALTY OF ONF PER
CENT ADDED. ON JULY 1ST THE
DELINQUENT LIST WILL BE
DRAWN AND A PENALTY OF
FIVE PER CENT AND COSTS OF
PUBLICATION WILL BE ADDED. =.
JOHN S. BEAVEN,
TREAS. AND EX-OFFICIO COL
LECTOR, BERNALILLO co, N. NJ.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30
ROUGH DRY.

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Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30

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Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION,

During the months of June and
July / will give instruction in college,
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jects to students individually or in
classes. Terms reasonable Call or
telephone. Rupert +. Asplund, 410 S.
Seventh street
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30

OTTO DIECKMANN, Executor Estate
of Annie Loebs, Deceased.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30

Bugs on cucumber, squash and
melon vines, cabbage worms. slugs on
rose bushes, etc, easily killed by pow
dcring with Instant Louise Destroyer,
harmless to everything except insects.
Large can delivered to any lart of
the city, 25c. BY mail, postage paid,
I5c. Il. w. Fee, 602-604 S. 1st.
Phone 10.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30
IMPERIAL LAUNDRY 60.

Extra choice mint asparagus and
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First Street. Phone 10.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30
AUCTION

Wednesday afternoon, June Srd,
80 p. m, sharp at the home of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. JACOB Loebs, corner
New York avenue and Second street,
will sell the handsome furnishings
of this new, beautifully furnished,
nine (s) room house.
The furniture, as every one knows,
Is new. 1t consists of too many aru-
Giles to enumerate, but a few of them
are $4,000 worth of new rugs and
carpets, beautiful lace curtains, ele-
CANT set of mahogany parlor furni-
ture. solid mahogany library furni-
ture, elegant bed room sets, dining
room furniture, one Storey & Clark
upright. grand cabinet piano. and otn-
er articles. Also one fresh young
cow.
SCOTT KNIGHT,
Auctioneer.
OTTO DIECKMANN, Executor Estate
of Annie Loebs, Deceased.
GOING TO THE MOUNTAINS?
We will loan you a good KODAK
sell you the films and finish your
pictures, Kodaks for all sizes of pic
lures.
Photo supplies OF every description.
F. j. HOUSTON co.
Phone 525.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-05-30

DR.. Hess Stock Food produces
health. flesh and milk: relieves the
minor stock ailments; fully euaran-
teed. II. w. Fee, 6O2-8O4 south 1st.
Phone. Large or small orders deliy-
cred promptly to all parts of The city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

carry that State The position, there.
fore, seems to be this; that the Demo.
cratic editor OF the Smoot organ in
Salt Lake has all at once got busy
touting for votes for the Democratic
county ticket here; also he is doing
what he can to defeat the Republican
candidate for Governor in Indiana and
so ieopardizo Mr., Taft Is chances Of chr.
rying that State.
And this is the kind of n mix-up that
the Smoot ringsters have to present to
the people of Utah: An alleged Ropubll-
can organ edited by man who is fore
most in betraying Taft in this State by
keeping the Taft electors off the Ameri
can State and county tickets. VINO,
while pretending to be in favor Of the
Republican county ticket, is. in fact,
more solicitous lest the candidates on
the Democratic ticket should losa votes,
and who is doing his best to defeat the
Republican candidate for Governor in
doubtful and perhaps pivotal State,
the vote OF which may be decisive Of
the Presidential election.
And of THIS sort Of Republieanism -
The Tribune certainly wishes Smoot and
has ring in this State much Joy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

was the American club that made the
first effective protest against the estab-
lishmeDt of that 'district of infamy,' -
aud as tho company alleged to be put
ting in that district was Incorporated
by the State officials and those Off
cials refused to interfere with their
State-incorporated company's putting
i'll of that 'district of infamy." the
connection of the American party with
that Hiufamy' is only in the fetid
imagination of the editor of the Dcseret
News.
The Tribune is for a full, fair, and
public accounting on all public matters,
1t charges distinctly the forgery by
which the News benefited TO the extent
of $4,000. II charges that by the in.
competence of the county officials in
tho refundiug OF bonds, the taxpayers
OF this county werc swindlcd out Of an
amount that win ventually figure up
close TO $4,000. IL charges all sorts
of petty graft and wasteful iucompc.
tcnce IN the management of the county
affairs, conspicuous instance Of which
was the purchase by "Fussy jimmie
Anderson, while he was County Commits.
sioner, of an alleged site for tue coun
ty infrmary which has never been put
TO use, and which undoubtedly was
bit of graft: and Anderson purchased
part of the land from his daughter.
And it is to prevent the investigation
of these matters aud the laying bare to
the public Of the frauds and incompe.
tence Of the church officials, that the
Deseret News Is making such des,
perate effort to prevent tho election of
the American ticket.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23
A FRANTIC ORGAN.

The church organ continues It's fran
tic outcry in opposition to the lnvestl'
! CATION of the affairs OF the county,
| edness there If it is possible to do 1t.
! But it knows that the triumph of the
/ American party this year will lay bare
! the yiciousness, the criminalities, the
/ graft, tho partialities, and the dishon-
, est, incompetent procedure generally of
I the church officials. AS we pointed out
| yesterday morning, the reason for this
| is on the surface. The Deseret News
( benefited by n forgery on tho assess
ment roll which reduced its assessed
valuation by $4,000 Our figure OF
0,000 yesterday morning was errone-
Gus; $4,000 was the true amount that
| the News benefited by that forgery.
The News was assessed at $4,000: the
forgery reduced it 10 $4,000. And
/ right there is the trouble with the
News. 1t is afraid that the investiga-
ton will develop the facts officially,
and that it may be called upon to make
good to the couaty the amount OF money
that the forgery in its behalf has swim
died the public out Of for the
past twelve years. In this connection
the church organ prints the compare
tive figures of taxes paid by The
Tribune and the News. The News, Of
course, pays very much greater
amount than The Tribune. because the
News has a very extensive plant-real
estate, big building, Job office. book
plant, book binding, and is the general
publication office for all the church
works. OF course that is quite "A diff.
terent thing from newspaper that
merely has its newspaper plant, no Job
Office, and that rents its premises, so
that 1t IS assessed on nothing but its
newspaper plant, as given in The
Tribune assessment in the News Is table
The News's presentation in this, there
fore, is simply another instance OF the
impudeut fraud which it habitnaIly
works upon the public.
The News, III Its frantic beating of
the air to ward OF the threatened ex.
posure of its infamies and OF tho NAL
administration Of county affairs. refers
to the added cost of the Cottonwood
conduit As something upaccoupted for.
Which, Of course. is another fraudulent
pretense of the church organ. The cost
of the Big Cottonwood conduit was
fully exhibited, there is not the least
secrecy about it, everybody knows ex.
actly what money was spent on it, and
what that money was spent for.
Finally the News has the gall to say
that 'the citizens Of tho West Side
were compelled to threaten to appeal to
fhe courts for protection against the
truly American plan of establishing
contrary to the law, district of nfamy
in the city Inasmucb, however. as il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23
DIFFICULTY OF PROOF.

Frequently The Tribune is challenged
! by individuals 10 bring conVictInR
proof in the several instances where II
mas charged that certain persons have
entered into polygamy since the mani
fcsto. This paper has, upon several oc'
casions, showed the utter impossioillty
Of producing tho necessary evidence
! except IL be supplied by the Mormon
church or the parties directly concerned
But il may be as well to let Mormon au-
thority speak with reference TO TINS
matter, and for that purpose VIC reprint
the following:
II George Reynolds had not supplied evil
dcnce In his own case there was no way
In which it could be carricd 10 n success
ful !aaue.-Des0ret News editorial! juno
23. 1879.
While il is true that George Rey-
nolds endeavored 20 suppress the testl'
mony which would tend to his convic-
ton, and while it is fact that he and
the authorities OF the Mormon church
did al in their power TO hide witnesses
away from tho processes of tho court.
after the case assumed serious form. 1t
is nevertheless interesting 10 have this
official testimony to the fact that po-
lygamous marriages may be entered into
today with common public knowledge,
and that the criminal cannot be CON
victcd in court in the absence of his
own willingness TO furnish competent
testimony. That no lawbreaker will do
this is a conclusion that ell persons will
reach without persuasion.
Because the investigation made in the
Smoot case forced action by the Off
cials of the Mormon church, Apostles
John ". Taylor and Matthias +. Cow
ley were compelled to "resiGn' from
the quorum Of the twelve apostles, but
il is fact OF notoriety that neither
one Of these men has been hailed be-
fore the civil courts to answer for his
breach OF the law. ii those persons who
are so free TO dare The Tribune TO fur
nish proof which will convict such law
breakers will now proceed 10 accom-
plish that which they defy this paper to
do, let them proceed in these two cases,
which are authoritatively admitted TO
exist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23
RING CONCERN FOR DEMOCRATS

The anxiety Of the Smoot ring for
the interests of the Democratic county
candidates here is something extremely
| touching. Under lurid headlines and in
large capital letters, the Official orpau
OF the ring bewaiIs the fact that the
/ presence of the Bryan electors at the
/ head OF the American ticket here will
help the American county candidates
and that this help will be cat the OK
pcnse Of the Democratic candidates on
the county ticket \ horrible thing
for the Republicans 10 contemplate. TO
be sure! The idea that the Democratic
candidates are going to be deprived OF
votes In this county is something too
terrible for the Smootites TO think
about without the keenest anguish.
Apostle Smoot s great anxiety for the
Democratic candidates for county office
IN this county is something that has
hitherto been unsupported But mas.
much as it is put forth in the most lurid
style in his Mouth - and with every
apparent effort to convince the reader
Of the good faith Of Apostle Smoot in
this matter, we can no longer hesitate
TO believe that Smoot 9 interest in get.
ting votes for the Democratic county
ticket in Salt Lake is an extreme
anxiety TO him. We shall. therefore. OK.
pect TO see the apostolic reprimaud
visited with power upon President
Nephi l.. Norris, of the Salt Lake stake
of Zion, because of his undertaking to
solidify the saints against the Ameri-
can candidates by persuading them TO
desert the Democratic candidates and
vote for the Republican candidates.
And wherever any other official of the
Mormon church shall undertake to use
his ecclesiastical office against the
Democratic county ticket. as so many of
those ccclesiasts show sign of doing, we
shall expect the walls Of wrath TO be
poured upon them with uumeasured
vengeance by Apostle Smoot. For, look
you. the Que thing that Apostle Smoot
cannot stand this year is to have the
Democratic county ticket lose votes!
At the same time that the ring organ
here, with its Democratic editor shows
anxiety for the getting Of votes for the
candidates on the Democratic county
ticket, that editor shows a distinct evil
dence Of his reverson to his real az.
filiations with the Democratic party by
his attack upon Governor Hanly Of In
diana. In vicious editorial this Dem.
ocratic editor of the Smoot Republican
organ makes it clearly manifest that
he hopes for the defeat Of the Republi.
can candidate for Governor Of Indiana.
But Indiana is close and doubtful
stnte this year. Anything that would
tend to the defcat Of the Republican
candidate for Governor OF Indiana
would necessarily exactly that much
weaken the chances OF Mr.. Taft to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

The Latter-day Saints do not consider
| this question Of their monogamy or plu-
rallty within the purview Of the State.
| but purely an ecclesiastical matter gov
! erped by divine law and administered and
| regulated under divine acknowledgements
| New editorial. January 10, 1879.
We feel determined 70 do the Will OF
God and keep His commandment to the
best of our ability. The doctrine came
| from God. The matter OF stopping Il came
| from our Government.-Sermon OF Joseph
F, Smith at East Bount!Iul. March 20.
1893. as reported by the Dcseret News.
There is an attempt, on the part Of
The Mormon church politicians, TO
solidly array Mormon voters against the
American party because it has steadily
announced its determination to have the
laws OF the State OF Utah enforced. aud
to permit no special privileges TO any
class OF men who may choose 70 set
themselves apart from the general citi-
ZensDip IN purpose TO evade or defeat
the statutes enacted for the control Of
public behavior. But no good citizen
will permit appeals made upon such
grounds to have any influence with him
in the exercise Of his franchise II is
. cardinal belief with the polygamists.
as one may see in the quotation from
the Deseret News, that il is no business
Of the citizen if his next-door neiehbor
shall maintain harcm, and so long as
the members of this polygamous cult
are permitted 10 dominate the courts
and to intimidate officers Of the law
with their political power, there can be
no hope that the statutes viii be en-.
forced. 1t may escape the attention of
those WHO are not well informed upon
the Utah question. but a close reading
Of the matter taken from the sermon of
Joseph r. Smith at East Bountiful will
betray his vicious determination TO per-
petuete polygemy. His declaration that
God commanded the practice of polvg-
amy. and that it was merely the Gov.
ernmcnt that commanded it's abandon.
ment, is significant; and it ought to
serve as guide 10 all men aud women
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23
A SCoRCHINa DENUNCIATIoN.

The Democratic leaders address
stigmatizing the Smoot organ here as
willfully circulating what it knew to be
absolutely false in charging the Demo.
cratic party with making bargain with
the American party, is refreshingly
positive and direct. The address is
signed by considerable number of tine
leading Democrats of the State. men
who are moderate and responsible in
| speech, who do not habitually go TO ex-
cess in language, and who, as a rule,
are careful and painstaling in what
they present to the public. Aud in GO
ing to the emphatic length of pronouuc.
ing tho Smoot paper q willful and
premeditated liar, they are still quite
within the limits of moderation and
csndor in their expression of opinion
OF that sheet.
OF course. those Democrats are en-
tirely right There has been no bargain
NJ all, no talk of any bargain, so far
as any responsible person has ever
heard, or any such combination as the
Smoot "Mouth' charges. The sigma
tures to this declaration, which is
printed in full in another column of The
guarantee of the truthfulness of the
srraignment Of the Smoot paper.
No newspaper of Utah has ever been
SO publicly pilloried before by such an
array OF prominent. candid, thinking
persons as those who signed this de-
nunciation of the Smoot organ. Not
even the Deseret News, with all of its
vileness, its unscnpulousness, its pro-
clivity to lie, evade, twist, squirm, and
misrepresent, has ever been posted with
the vigor that these Democrats stigma
tie the Smoot organ, for its audacious,
willful, and INSCRIPTIONS lying.
We ourselves have been inclined to
let the Smoot organ alone very largely
in its malignant, unscrupulous, and un-
bounded lying, because the lies it tells
are so absolutely transparent and silly
for the most part that no one can be
deceived by them. The American party
in general takes the same view of that
filthy and disreputable organ. The
however, who signed that
address and who are respected, well
known citizens OF Utah, are not dis
posed 10 lei their party rest even under
such light load as the burden of lies
which the Smoou HMouth' has dumped
upon it. OF course, they are the best
Judges Of what they should do in re-
pelling the campaign of falsehoods and
rascality which che .
have injected into this cam
paign, ostensibly to their damage. (
They are clearly within their rights in I
aking such course as they soc fit 10
,epel the indecent and false assault
made upon them And with the en-
,hatc endorsement of The Tribune, for
he American party, OF what they say
n behalf of the Democratic party, we
this utterance of these emf
aont Democrats TO the candid consid-
,ration of the public OF this State, ask
ng that public what possible reason
here is for il TO take the least interest
,r put the slightest confidence in the
ltterances of that utterly discredited
;moot organ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

| elsewhere. In Idaho we bad such a de-
cision the other day from the Supreme
Court of that State which put the regu.
lar Democratic party out Of business
and turned the control of that party
over to the boiling faction. There was
this difference, however, between the
Idaho Supreme Court and tho Utah Su-
| premo Court; For whereas Judge
Ailshie. chief justice of the Idaho Su-
preme Court, was directly interested
10 the case, inasmuch as if he decided
! Tor tho boilers he would have no OPP
| ponent in the election, but If he decided
for the regular Democrats he would
have such opponent, and since he de-
cided the case according to his own in
terests and removed his opponent from
the field, quite the contrary was the ease
! III Utah. Judge McCarty, being can
didate for office on the Republican
| ticket, though not directly interested in
the result in question, withdrew from
the consideration OF the case because OF
his indirect personal interest in ii. This
was highly commcndablc thing for
him to do. II removed him entirely
from any suspicion or even desire to
take part in judgment whero he would
be even indirectly q party in interest
Judge Aishlie in Idaho, although direct.
Iy interested, not only took part in
the consideration aud deciding of the
case, but took such action therein as
removed his opponent from the ticket
That was one of the most glaring cases
of Judge sitting in his own case that
has ever been displayed in an American
court, and ono al around the most dis
reputable that could be conceived.
There is yet another possibility in.
volved in this decision. Suppose the
Presidential election should hinge upon
the Utah vote; and suppose that the
point contendcd for should arise from
the National standpoint. to wit, that
IN reslgning from the American ticket
the Taft electors resigned altogothe:
from the ballot, and that the Demo.
Gratis of the Nation should claim. there
fore, that there was no legal vot,
cast in opposition TO Mr.. BRYAN in
this State, and that be was therefore on.
Titled to the three electoral votes Of
Utah; what would be the result2 The
case then would probably 90 before the
supreme Court of the United States.
and the whole matter would have 10
he gone over, with peril TO the Taft
ticket that would be directly eharaeable
TO the laundering Smoot management
IN Utah. And If it should turn out in
that event to be a legally established
that the Taft electors have
no lawful place on the ballot in this
State, the Supreme Court of the United
States would unquestiouably so hold.
And that is the terror which is hang.
ing over the Smootite management
for Taft in this State, and will become
a real menace TO Taft II the Presi-
Dental election should be as close this
year as ii was thirty-two years ago.
And certainly in this view of the ease,
the action of the Smootites has put the
vote for Utah in jeopardy, and possibly
has made il impossible for Utah 10 be
counted for TAFT, no matter how large
q majority OF the votes of this State ne
might have, If the three electoral
votes of Utah might decide. look out for
squalls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

by the ring managers, through ring
tactics, in behalf OF the ring cause. lh'
claim to the contrary is one OF t9o Ut
most imbecility, so foolish that there
is not likely to be single voter IN the
whole county OF Salt Lake that VIII be
deceived thcrebY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

Candidate Debs has said that if he
should happen to be elected he would
resign; so there is no harm
whatever in his claim that he will get
n couple Of million votes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

Nevertheless, one is not dis,s. !.
cast aspersions upon the ico san
the early morning except, perba,-o
Oh account of the fact that be /. ny
more liberal with his product
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

Son.In-lsaw Nick Loneworth. in nomi-
mating Mr. Roosevelt for President in
1910. has allowed sufficient time for
the extermination of all the big game
IN frica
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

While the weather man has cleared
the atmosphere considerably, it does
Dot follow that he has given a new
yloasc of life to the straw hat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

Although all of the candidates are
making a considerable noise during the
campaign, each places his dependence
upon the silent vote
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-23

On Tho other hand, it would seem that
neither Mr. Bryan nor Mr.. Taft has
"a great deal Of use for his front porch
as n stunping ground,