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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-30
VERMONT MEN
GO TO CHICAGO
UNHAMPERED
PLATFORM ENDORSES
ROOSEVELT POLICIES


NY Morning journal special Leased wireI
Burlington, Nm April 29--The
Vermont delegation to the Republi-
cun national convention was selected
by the state convention today and
the representative ot the Green
Mountain state at Chicago viii not
he bound by instructions IN favor Of
amy presidential candidate,
The delegates chosen were; Sena'
tor " p Dillingham;, Governor
Fletcher n. Proctor Colonel Frank
H. Green of st Adams aud Allen NJ.
Fletcher of CaNeudsh,
The platform unanimously endorses
the administration of President
Roosevelt and Republican national
policies, urges congressional action
toward q more elastic currency and
declares for a revision Of some Of the
tariff schedules Keeping ever IN
mind the principles Of protection
An effort was made TO adopt q
plank favurinE "the continuance OF
President Rooseyelts policies, either
under his guidance on under that of
those in FUN sympathy" but the res
umtion was tabled without debate.
Delegate large We're elected by
'uc,llmauou as follows senator W.
T. Dillingham; of Montpelier; Cover
nor Fletcher u, Proctor of Nermont
Colonel Frank, /. Green of St AL
bans, Alien NJ, Fletcher Of Gavin
dish.
/ The platform adopted nseribes the
prosperity OF the nation in the last
half century insofar as such things
can he attributed" to the operation
Of political principles, ana politics, to
the sound principles and policies
which The Republican nulty has con-
sialcntly maintained and pursued.
The platform recommends q reVi-
sion of aur present tariff but insists
THAT the fundamental principle Of
adequate protection to the producers
OF American industry be kept al
ways prominently In mind.
II urges carly legislation looking To
"a moro elaAtie currency luNors rea-
.aunablc ship subsidies and concludes:
We sincerely admire and COM
mend our beloved president, Theodore
Roosevelt ana hereby record our cor-
dial approval Of his policies and We
urge their continuance
'"ro the nominees Of the Republi-
lean national convention whoever they
may be, we hereby pledge in advance
our loyal and enthusiastic support
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-30
ALABAMA REPUBLICANS
ENDORSE No CANDIDATE

Birmingham, Ala. April 2g.-The
Alabama Republican state convention
of the auu-adminstratlon faction or
the party was held In Birmingham TO-
day with practically every county 10
the state rcprcsented The surprise
Of the convention was the altiliollon
of National Committeeman Charles
IT, Scott with this faction of the
party MT Scott was elected perma-
ucut chairman Of the convention and
made ringing speech calling for an
"Iudeppudent Republican party In
Alabama uutrammeled by the influ-
ences Of federal oflleeholdcrs
The session appeared to be har-
monious, the only ripple being Gre
ated when there was an attempt on
the part Of the negro delegates to
make H. v Cashin one Of the best
known negroes in the state temporary
chairman. The oolored delegates,
however, were given places on all OF
the committees. The convention EN-
dorsed the congressional district dele
gates which have been chosen to the
national convention, where the con-
gressional conventions recognized the
legality of the Davidson wing OF the
party. Candidates for all state Of
fices to be filled at the November
election were named. Four dele
gates at large to the national con-
vention at Chicago were chosen as
follows. Judge Aza =, Station.
Charles u. Alexander. w II. Petit
ford (colorcd) Major Charles J. Al
lisOn.
The report Of the resolutions COM
mittee was modified considerable As
adopted II endorsed the national Re-
publican administration. is entirely
non-committal as 10 the candidates
for the presidential nomination, and
takes Il pronounced stand against the
uuli-corporation aetivit. ot the Dem
ocratlc party in Alabama.
The administration wing Of the
PARTY. headed by O, Thompson OF
birmingham, viii bold It's convention
Ina birmingham next Wednesday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-30
PORTUGUESE
PARLIAMENT
CONVENED
Address From Throne Pathetic
Practical and Vigorous Doc
ument Calculated to Win
Popular Sympathy,

IBy Morning JouruIi SnseIn' Leased wIrsI
Lisbon, April 29.--The Portuguese
cortes reassembed today. the eighty
.,.., ,.,..t,..,.-a,.,. 80 ,},.. ...l.,i.l,
''o''" ann
ment OF oonslllull"Ital soN"ihmeh'
~ ForlugaL me royal mourning Ior
the late klng C9FioS ana MS son "a'
suspended loF me OCCASION lhe en-
tife garrison OF LISBON l.o was turh'u OUT
AT aaEiIght ana IoIHnSu along tut
route tionl the N''S'G@ueS paIaCG 10
the permanent Dullulhgs. WhI'
Jourheylhg 10 ana from the DullulhSS
OF parliament hli@ manuel was re-
81 ectiulIY erected DS the PeoPIe'
Klhs Nahuel proceeded 70 INC
corles' u 'mpanieo py many "ishI-
tarles OF ne state ana escorted oN /"
Stfohg guard oil tfoops. me moor o.
the chambef was HiIed win deputies
ana peers Whue the EoIerieS were
crowded with bliIIiahi audience.
HIS majesty Slowly mounted th'
tribune that had peen especlaIy
erected for his use. His address, which
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-30
SPLITS
INTO RIVAL FACTIONS

jackson, Miss, April 29.-~-The Re-
publican state convention held here
today proved rather tumultuous, q
Lively fight preceding the opening OF
the session. when number OF those
who favored the selection of Senator
Foraker for the presidential nomna-
ton. attempted 10 force thetr way
into the convention, which was con-
Uoued by the supporters Of President
Rooscveit and the policies at the
present administration quiet was
restored, however, when q special Of
Oeer stationed at the door OF the
hall druw his pistol ana
threatened to shoot any one who at
tempted further tn force an entrance.
The outcome was the holding or
two conventions. che regulars en-
dorsing the national administration
and selecting delegates know to be
favorable tn the policies OF President
Roosevelt Delegates selected from
the state at large arct T. Mosl"N '.
j. YeuawIy, Charles Banks and w.
r. Mlollison. @A
The "Holters" elected full list OF
delegates adopted resolutions de-
nuuncing the present national ad-
r1inietratipp aud Instructed their
delegates 20 vote for Senator Foraker
for the presidential nomination.
The Foraker convention elected
delegates at large as follows Dr. 5,
-. Redmond tcelorcdl, II kene~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-30

Washington, d. c" Aprtl Ely
n vote of lS7 to AZ the house today re
fused to accept Inc senate amepd
ments to the naval appropriation bin
and sent IT to conference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-30

Gnayouf. Ecuador, April 9Th,
E,cuadorcan cruiser Captirio arrived
hCrc TODAY with the crew Of ne
steamer Caciquo which was totally de
ii al w era oT S0rta Elona POINT
The Cacique sailed in ballast from
Nonfonda, March 2S for san ff'"-
cisco.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
PUBLISHERS AND THE TARIFF.
Warranted crl,ieltn Of Attitude o., M.
publican Nswtngpers.

number Of Republican powrpo,.-.
ia the United States. which have
st'adiaaily maintained The principle of
protection aa adapted to the needs ~
or producers aud rDpuilatod Che min.
'iplo OF free trade as inlmlcal to tboso
needs. have Joined 90 demand. spirited
ana bordering on the hyatcroal that
the duty on wood pulp and print paper
bo abolished Immediately. because
ihey think such abolIshmont would
cheaper tho product they consume. IL
H an attitude at once inconsistent.
oowardly and iuslncors
ln the main the demand Tor FREQ
pulp and free paper o. promoted By
Tree iradcra Tho publishers Who are
most active in the movement are
either ouispokcn free trade Democrats
Who consistently profess the belief
That protection d. robbery. or else u
that less honest and tolorable cult who
MASK their free trade under tho
apeciouH gu.se ~ "tadr reform" and
run their papers for free trade an tho
time except Tor tho three months lm.
mefiaiely preceding a presidential
election. when they support the Repub.
hcan platform and nominees. or these
two classes nothing else. perhaps. Is
20 BE- expected than that they would
embrace every opportunity - show
that protection T. fraud and IL 20
be- supported IN al cases whore u does
not touch the supporters own pocket.
book.
hut q 10 the most pslpable kind %
folly and dishonesty 90 support a tarin
Tor protection and then 90 advocate a
suspension Of its application 70 ones
own business n the tariff on pulp
and paper adds 90 the cost % paper
without a corresponding and iustinable
benefit 10 domestic producers then
upon vhat ground can 70 BE- maintained
that any any other item IN the tariff
should be maintained Tor the hracat AZ
thc producer vhon % adds 20 the prico
Paid By the consumer indianapolis
Star
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05

Tho Albany ArEls srring tho seed
~ tariff reform. calls attention ~ the
present status thus.
"a is "a ysrs Old rule ~ supply and
demand that when business r. slack.
and 80 are IN a period ~ depression.
tho prices ~ commodities will drsp
automatically 90 a lower level Thus.
there is a certain law 81 compensation
Hut 40 tho present time there IL no
drop Dob prices. but on the contrary the
prices ~ food. clothing. building MAZE
rial etc. are maintained on the same
war basis which thoy reached IN tho
hIshrst period ~ the preceding nush
times This IS due Co tho fact that
thc Republican party has enactc- and
kept un0Uyis.d on the statute books
tho tariff schedules and other special
privilege and class legislation under
which monopolics and combines and
corners 90 ali sorts have been created.
rurofoIlug tho natural laws. 20 that
oven "a Ianic. widespread iilcucss and
lack 0f employment. and a most seri.
ous abatement Of business an over the
country. have not changed the prices
10 trust products which the consumer
must buy in order 20 live"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05

That eminent Republican. United
states Senator GuEgeuhcim ~ Color
ado although whom elected Oh the
senate no resigned as president ~
director a. the smelling trust lr SIN
evidently hooking after the interests
~ Tho trust On April g,. the Con
frrasIonh Record disciosos the fact
hat he submitted 90 the senate an
amendment 90 the Eundry civil appro.
1-'hiion BIN proposing to appropriate
10000 FOR the transportation 81 sit
yer dollars by registered mail or 9th.
.rNiae. A. such an appropriation win
allow the treasury to pay The freight
N' express or otherwise ou silver dol
lars Tor such hanks as can use silver.
~ should add 20 tho demand and thus
.'ip io create a demand Tor silver dol
Hff. and thus put up tho price of sil.
scr which the smelling trust controls.
10 comes mighty handy for "a t'ust 20
nave "a United States senator ready
and willing 10 DO II service
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
Policemen % STUDY ELECTRICITY.

In addition 20 his other fund % In.
formation. the Philadelphia policeman.
who Is esteemed by Mayor Reyburn 10
be the finest ia the world. must here.
after have an elementary knowledge Of
electricity. TIE order has been issued
by Director Clay. and Chief MclAugh.
lin OF the electrical bureau Is instruct
ing bis first class.
The wizard 81 ths city hall believes
that the man on the beat should know
something Of the mechanism OF tho
IRE alarm or police call box he daily
pulls In this opinion Director Clay
comedies.
Some OF the men on the force have
never been taught b distinguish De
tween an ampere and volt. and
wouldn't know an armsture from a
rheostat
With his newly acquired stock o.
knowledge the Philadelphia policeman
will soon be- able 20 run a disabled troll.
ley car 20 the barn or repair the cleo
trio battery of the bell that doesn't
ring when he makes the round OF his
division just before election Phna
delphia Ledger.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05

Just look AZ those people" groN led
the illhumored man ia the Fulton
street subway station Not one Of
en- can stand still for two seconds.
Up and down they pace. round and
round they whirl. waiting for the next
train 20 come along What makes en-
40 n? II IS that rostlcssncss that
turns a station platform into a reyu.
lar Inferno. No matter where you 20
there 10 somebody humping into you.
and all because nobody will stand
still"
The mans wife coughcd timidly
"what aid you say. DEAR" she asked
Il said answered the man: and
then he said Il all over again. ITS
funny you didn't hear what I said IN
the first place" he added. Il talked
loud enough for everybody 20 hear"
Il know you did" she returned. but
you were rushing around all the time
from here TO that post and back. and
couldn't catch half OF it."--New York
Press.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05

Advertising Is telling people what
you have for sale and why they should
buy u sounds as easy as going 20
sleep "a n feather bed on a cold night
Every merchant advortises. IN some
form or another lie may use nothing
but his voice and a few signs. but ne
advortiscs just the same. The mcr.
chant should consider advertising
from the standpoint OF utility. lie ad
vertises IA some form or other. al.
ways What is the best way? How
can he reach the most people? That
means. what medium should be used.
The newspaper Is a good vehicle for
Advertising for u Is read by great
numbers Of people The local paper
ls best. for II reaches the people liy.
ms near AZ hand. The store sign. the
window. other mesns for conveying
advertisements are useful IN varying
degrees There o. another thing 20 be
confederation Co do the advertising.
what 20 say and how 90 say a. Ap-
peal 10 interest. be- succinct. say some.
thing about the goods. make a special.
~ ~ something IN each advertisement
or series OF advertisements.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
An important Bill

The senate almost unanimously
passed the very important bin Of sen
hinr Overman. ~ North Carolina. do
hFned 90 curb the power OF injector
federal court Judges IN issulag iniunc
lions AGAINST state laws. by requiring
mat all applications for such iniuuc
lions shall be heard by al least three
Judges. two OF whom must De- above
the Grade OF district judges" The
n'll u 10 becomes a law. will restrain
'he power Of the federal judiciary In
taxing cogniIance Of eases which
would otherwise NO 10 state courts
Ii aims 10 limit the issue OF iniunc
lions restraining the operation Of
state statutes aud thereby make Il
harder for federal courts TO assume
jurisdiction In a given casa
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
LEr ALL putt TOGETHER.
Necessity o. Harmonious Efforts en-
Part Of Citixene.

To principle 81 working together
aud accomplishing more than inciyld-
ual effort may accomplish Ia the real
reason for associations. secret so
cieties. fraterniiies. organizations Of
every sort Pulling together does
things which nothing else may accom-
pllsh. Its value Is very great
There 10 a danger. too. in uniting
oneself too closely with others. lest
ones liberty be involved. But that
lies wholly In the construction o. the
combination. n properly put together.
II may accomplish the ends desired
without curtalling the freedom Of the
associated individuals However. we
desire 10 say word about working In
harmony. whether In actual assOcia.
ton or without any definite organiza-
ton.
When partners work together the
accomplishment OF the Arm IL far
greater. when merchants % a town
resolve 20 work together for the bene-
NJ Of themselves they do thlsgs worth
doing when tho business Interests
Of a state resolve 20 bend their united
energies TO the fulfllment % some
thing needed the chances of success
are multiplied BY geOinetrical progres
sion.
There IL not a city In the country
against which Al some time the
charge has not been laid Of selhshness
and hoggishness. Yet these cities are
no more selfish than any other aGgre-
cation Of people The man who sets
90 outs cities and towns and country
sides may not do II through any save
a mistaken sense OF loyalty TO his
bone; but for all that he does dam
age. lie makes a mistake. u Is a
selfishness In itself TO try to belittle
ones competitors. IL leads TO envy
and host OF evils.
Your town may have all the good.
honest. generous folks ON the face OF
the earth. but We doubt ~. We think
We have known a few elsewhere. Your
market city may possibly BE- tho
abode OF thieves and liars only. but
We have known many honorable ciii.
zens and upright business men In H.
Work with them aad not against them.
and together you may pull the cart
out OF the rut With you Juggling at
one end and be sweating AZ the other.
and 10th Of you cusslng each other
and lifting az different times. nothing
can ever be- accomplished. Work TO
gether In all legitimate and deslratss
deeds.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
aRrntaI EInanee. .

IN the face Of declining revenue
tho Republican majority ia congress
has dug into the great treasury sur
plus 40 q rate which will make the
treasury SIPS. 100000 worse on by
June 3O. 1905. than % would BE- n last
years conditions were duplicated this
year
And Yet with on this lavish ont.
pouring from the treasury. % still
holds moro than $500 10000 for which
there is no pre.ent use. the taking ~
witch from the pockets Of the people
has nocdicssly helped 20 impoycrish
then
A. Ellis ~ Roberts. former treasurer
of the United States. has said. such
brutal finance would not be- tolerated
In ans other civilized country on earth.
n would not be- procticed IN this coun'
try by any other organization thar the
Republican party.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
Pro,r,,,. o. r.rLr R,t.rr,-

TIE Washington Herald has ben
studying recent Republican drclaa.
uous f1r tariff reform. only 90 De- dis
c1urarrd considering the last the
Pennsylvania ufferance. which u
fh.ukH marks uD advance whatever
over McKin'sYiam or u.uEieyIsm a,
their worst lt says
There la Observable. with the ap.
preach ~ tho presidential campaign. a
progressive degeneration of Republican
taur revision sentiment Everybody
noU declares for revision. bat not for
the forf of revision that vas originally
demanded by the tariff reduction wing
20 the party Zach state platform gets
farther and farther away from tho
tariff reform ldea and boldcr and bold
or in advocacy - bald and naked
prufcctionism. until Ga tho Peunsyl.
vauia document "a PROMISED tho true
and unaduiiCraioi GOSPEL - stanirat.
lfm lf the Pennsylvania delegation
forces from thc national convention
fhe rr.r.lero - fICtaUue tho ReIub
ucan tariff plans what encouragement
vIll that plank aTnr1 to the larFo mum
ber 90 Independent Republicans who
believe that the protective system con.
faIrr rome hoary wrongs that ought
60 bs rirhtcf-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
Pr,nara,len for Knowl.dn,.

No man can learn what be has not
preparation for learning. however near
10 his eyes IL the subject. A chemist
may tell his most precious secrets 10 .
carpenter. and he shall be never the
wiser-the secrets he would not utter
10 a chemist for an estate. God
screens us eVermors from premature
ideas. Our eyes are holden that We
can not see things that stare Us In the
face until the hour arrives when the
mind Is ripenod: then we behold them.
and the time when we saw thom not
IA like a droam.-Emerson
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
cItY,a .clean.un pay..

Chicago recently had a TsLsal
cleanup" day. and reports say Il was
a big success The cleaning Of the
vacant lots OF the city was assigned 10
the school children. and they wen,
al the job with vigor and enthusiasm
When school adjourned. at $3.50 .. IA.
they were provided by the janltor OF
the various schools with the neces.
sary tools. and within an hour the
fruits OF their labors were 10 be seen
IN huge piles % waste paper. Tn cans.
old shoes and miscellaneous refuse.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
TOO MUCH or a JOB.
Lack % Qualifications Kept Young
Man from Embracing Girl.


An innocent young man with an
honest ambition and fund OF inexpe
Renee once called on a modern maid.
On Ia great city.
After the usual prollminaries. he
thought u was about time 20 begin. 30
he edged along on the sofa.
BE careful" she said warningly.
1t cost me nearly two dollars TO have
my hair done up. II IS set for .
week"
With great respect avoiding this
point OF contact. he endeayored TO
put one arm around her waist
Look OUT" she said Don't get
tangled up In this Irish lace. Il cost
$500. and Il might be expensive for
you % have repaired"
With this the young man got up.
My dear girl" be said. had ( the
strength Of = Sandow and the agility
% japanese wrestler. to say nothing
Of the skill OF Hermann. / would
reach over carefully. take your beau
tiful face In my hands. and kiss you.
Bet somehow or other I can't seem TO
get my mind on II"
And with this he ordered a taxi.
meter cab ard In few moments he
was nothing but a cloud OF gasoline
smoke on thu horizon.-JudEc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
tn. Veuns idea.

How many seed compartments are
there In an applef- he asked. No one
answered. And yet" continued the
school inspector. all OF you eat many
an apple In the course OF year and
see the fruit every day. probably. You
must learn 10 notice the little things
In nature"
The talk 81 the inspector Impressed
the children. and AZ recess the teach
er overheard them discussing A. A
little girl. getting her companions
around her. graveiy said:
Now. children. just suppose I am
Mr. Tsylor. You've got 20 know more
about common things. II you don't
you'll all grow up 90 be fools Now.
tell me. Minnie" she continued. look.
Ing sternly at a playmate. how many
feathers are there on a hen7"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

" i1rsi srriesiiass a. thss sanaat rsseh ne tia
sssHf frItiuE - ~ ssf There IL uaif saf -
eufs fsafusss aad taat - consituNoaal remedies
heafasss IL caassf ~ 90 infaus1 cnrifiua - We
uuroas fHina ~ lha hltial hIan Tats Mtsa thia
taNs q infsned - have - fumnina sauni % IN
perfect nsafuE snd snsn 10 y sliifslf closed Deaf
usst 10 80 rssaf ana uasss "a inf atl1n can -
tstfn eat I'D tts tlhs fsttsfsd % - nlrme cauf
Tee. lsafIaa HlI - GrsfruFsf fHfssrf. uiuH fatse
aaf q tFn afs rsnfrf ~ tataffl. Hfrh Il n1thlas
81 ~ fneanssi rlsfifina - 80 uIcrla suffscsa
W. siI g'Fs uus nurffsf naiafs ~ anY case Il
nssfasHf ifaatsf ~ cstarfhI thfi taur1t " carst
~ MsIIf Istarfa lafH Hsnf fuf r'frllart free.
. CHENEY a co, tsis3s, o
So ~ nfuFF'tit lfr
las a. IsIaII fiiis 90 c1nsfirsfion-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05
sav.d From psInu a Cripple Tor LIfs.

Almost six or seven weeks ago I
became paralyzed all az once with
rheumatism" writes Mrs. Louis Nc
Key. 9i3 Seventh street. Oakland. Cal.
1T struck me In the back ard extend
ed from the hip Of my rlght leg down
90 my foot The attack was so severe
that I could not move In bed and
was afraid that should DO a cripple
for life.
About ~ years ago I received .
sample bottle OF your Eminent but
never had occasion 20 use II. a. I
have always been well. but some
thing told me that Sloan's Llniment
would help me. 80 I tried H. After
the second application | could get
up out OF bed. and in three days
could walk. and now feel well and
entirely free from pain.
MY friends we're very much sur
prised at my rapid recovery and I
was only too glad 20 tell them that
sloan's Eminent was the emily med
Lclne I used"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-05

Tho center ~ trust power IL IN the
east. and the kings 81 finance have no
respect or use for the pleadlngs Of
legitimate industry To them the great
producing western states are mercy =
ncid for exploitation. The American
people are mere howers OF wood AMI
drawers OF water
There are unmlstakahle signs that
this "lecching" process viii be halted
by the peoples ballots.-Chleago Jour
nal (Repl