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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-11-05
Party at the Normal.

fdIly dL CHt NUINIdI.
Tonight at the normal school gym
nasium, the A fifth and sixth grades
of the intermediate department will
entertain the B fifth and fourth grades,
also the teachers of that department,
lat Halloween party.
The decorations will be appropriate
to the Halloween season, and the us
ual Halloween games will be enjoyed.
The party hours are from six to
eight o'clock and light refreshments
will be served.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

one OF the ablest IF the many non
partisan journals Of tho country. the
hoston lIerald. states The whole
east ia one bficf paragraph when
il says The fundamental issue
IN tho controversy craving Wt Of tho
Worlds criticism of federal Officers
and or private citizens concerned IN
the Panama huaincss So not whether
the charges were warranted or an
warranted, or whether they can be
sustained. II is NOT a question 81 rc
l0xing or tightening the law of libel
The gravity Of the situation lies In
this fact, that the American press
faces not q congressional enactment
hut an executive decree intended to
intImidatc editors. and setting mp the
thesis that the government can be
llbollcd. "a decree which, under the au-
thority Of obsolete ard ong-forgotten
laws can engage the judicial ma
chincry Of the republic for the pur-
pose Of hallng non-subserylcnt. non
%ohsequious editors into court and pun
them because they had had the
courage to utter their convictions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

the gentleman from Grant
When is Easter? asked Mr.
sweezy.
Forty days after Ash Wednesday
replied Mr.. Davidson.
when is Ash Wednesday," pur-
sued Mr.. Sweezy. turning to Chief
Justice w j. Mills, who happened to
be passing.
"who?" said the chief justice; and
Mr.. sweezy hurried away.
lie found United States Attorney
David j. Leahy, who has the grip,
warming his back against the big
stove in the Palace hotel lobby
when does Lent Begin" he asked.
Lent" said Captain Leahy: oh.
yes. Lent begins on Ground Hog dny.
Representative Sweezy put the qnes-
ton to nineteen men, representing
four religious denominations and the
Anti-Saloon league and not a man III
the bunch knew.
Then as by unanimous impulse q
cry went up from Councilman Hanley
and his little red book.
For the first and only time IN his
tory the little red book failed. II
couldn't deliver the goods. But Conn-
Gilman Hanley is a resourceful n
He went up stairs and got tte World
Almanac. and settled the question.
Arrangements for the social event
arc now proceeded without Interrupt
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
tn. CANAL PROBLEM

SAYS the Chicago lnter-0eean lot
course, having begun az Panama, wc
shah have to go through But. in
Hiem OF the enormous sum which IL
g now virtually admitted the Panama
canal Viii cost. and without reflect
ing on the honesty OF anybody nov
concerned, It plainly behooves con-
aress TO keep a very close ana watch
ful eye upon the york. and. though
unable to find ont who got some OF
the money Ia the past. IN provide thui
there shan he no such scandalous an
certainty In the future"
Says the New York Tribune. The
now required for completing the
canal Is the time which win be re-
quired FOR building that %stupendous
liam at Gatun and those stairways
~ thousand foot locks. The former
problem Of excavation. had been tried
ana solved. This new problem ia un-
tried ana uncertain. ana what u
means IN time no man can tell"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
JEROME BLOCKS ALLEGED
BAIL JUMPING PLAN

New York. Feb. AN attempt to
secure the release on a writ of habtas
corpus OF Carl Flscher-liansen. The
lawyer. awaiting trial in the Tomhs
IN n charge of bribery. was frustra-
ed today by District Attorney Jermne
who told Justice Gerard in the SUI
preme court that Firscher Hansen
had prepared to Jump the bail Of
$4,000 furnished by his father-ln-hW
isaac V. Brokaw. MIR. jerome said
Mr.. Brokaw in his anxiety to be rid
Of his son-in-law. had not only CEN
iented 10 forfeit the $4,000 BAH but
had agreed 10 give him an annual in
come II he would consent to a legal
separation from his daughter. Fischer
Hansen, Mr.. jerome declared, had
even signed an agreement Of sepa-a
zion. but the latter repudiated II. The
writ was dismissed and Fischer-Han-
IN vas remanded to the Tombs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

pluiutiff IN collecting The debt ~
question. said the court. 1t would BE-
iantamount TO o-ountcnancing an He
gal association. which, OF course, was
not 70 be thought Of II would. in
fact. be encouraging violation Of tho
law.
chief Justice Fuller and Associate
Justices Day MeKenna and Moody
%eoncurrcd 10 this opinion. Tho dis
sentlng opinion was read by Justice
Holmes IN this opinion the position
taken that even though the Con-
tlncniai wall Paper company was an
illegal concern, Il was not right for
the court 10 encourage u u 70 get
The property VI another without pay
Ihs for H. Ia this opinion Associate
Justices Brewer White aud Peckham
sancurfod
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
DEFENDING the UNIVERSITY.

Tho attempt 90 discriminate against
the territorial university, by the Ru
thor 81 The pending statehood bin Is.
receiving. as Il properly should. the
attention of the people throughout the
territory. ana were there any reason
able probability OF the enabling act
being passed az this session. there
Nonld De a general aud unanimous
protest against this proposed act Of
injustice. from every section OF the
territory and TO our mind, IL Is
much more probable that this was
the uhiect in view when the discrim-
nation was made that Is, 10 call ont
such "A Nigirous protest TINT n the hin
should, by any possibility. 60 through
amendment correcting this fragrant
act of injustice Ca the university. and
thus making IL necessary for the bill
60 40 back to the house. where %
would have To take it's place az tho
foot Of the calendar, at "a TIME so tFt"
TINT there would hardly be q r,asi-
hliity of II being reached and e> cG
upon again az this session. our dole
.anie ia congress does not want tps
bin 60 pass. Notwithstanding ms noisy
o. ttcntions to the contrary. IL is NOT
10 his interest to have it pass. anl
MS patriotism IS not 81 that iron-,i1d
CharHttcr that would cause him &C.
'trifico his personal interests 20 hos
.oo the public. II New Mexico ho
ct mes "a state. his deicgatcship euis
ht thcre. hut if the territorial con-
dfion continues. ne has two Years ST.
go serve. and the ray OF a coner'ss-
riar is seven thousand five hundred
~onilars % year and mileage, rnai
Ought to make the point very r,ea-
There is not. ~ We have sal q
number ot times already. the rcmotcst
probability of the bili going through
iht senate at this session. and our
Washington correspondent. la his lei-
Z r printed yesterday morning. gave
b -s4. 81 -tsc rcasou,r-fvf This saci.
neNcrthciess. as a matter OF iustic l.
OURSELVES. and the good name OF thc
u iNersity. tho people of every Sncticn
of the territory should protest aga usi
TN attempted outrage upou tn IA
%siaution which stands az tho heae ed
fut educational system For fht
ason NC take pleasure in eipina
place O. the %folpNing letter from
Clu1i~. on this subject
Clovis, y Al. February 8
Editor Morning Journal:
Tho Morning Journal in IT. S.
sur ef the second inst. contained an
article by the editor dealing with IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
A PRoGnESSiyE MEASURE

What Wt regard as the most pro-
efeasivc measure yet undertaken ny
the present territorial administration
even more Important Than the good
resada Increment ~ the proposition
to isslu. by the authority OF congress.
bonds 10 the amount al half "a mii-
lion doiinfa. based upon the school
lands N the territory, ana the pro-
ceeds 10 b., used. Immediately. FOR
the contradiction. maintenance and adj
snncement of the public schools OF
New Mexico
IL IS not proposed 10 soli tho school
lands, but merely L. utilize the rent
ais now being received from them 20
promote the cause ~ education
thraughon, tho territory AZ the pref
eHt time. Niien the enlargement OF
Our educational facilities viii be- of
more yaiue than II is iikely 10 be az
airy time 81 the future
This rental noW received hy the tor
tltors is sufficient to pay the inter-
est nn the proposed bond issue but 70
Is not sufficient to enable as e. cNtn
begin amy such br%oadenis- and en-
larging Of our educational machinery
ms Is already demanded by existing
conditions. and IL we wait for such
advancement tin such time ns tho.
lands can be sold Tor q sufficient sun
the children OF Ncw Mexico. state or
territory. for az least d generation,
SIN haee 10 "a without such modern
educational advantages as every pro-
Rfesaiso state is supposed 90 provide
Tor ~ Youth, Ia this age of the world
Whereas. On thf other hand. II we is-
suc tho bonds. ana pav the interest
on them out OF the rents received
from the lands. the money WHICH win
become available az a4rf win enable
as 20 give The children OF Ncw
Mexico. almost Immediately as good
educational faclrtita ae arc provided
far the youth Of anA STATE in tho
American auion. ana without subject
ing the property of the torritor, To-
ono mill of additional taxation
1t any additional argument were
necessary ia convince thr average
citisen of ihe wisdom of the proposed
measure. IL is only necessary 20 caii
ha attention % the fact that the lack
~ uincient educational facilities. ~
q modern progressive character. hes
FOR years past done the territory in-
csiimahlo Injury. aud is, in the csii-
nation of the general public. the
Wtak spot Boz ONT territorial character
Hence q stands us ga hand as q husi-
ness proposition. 90 strengthen this
weak point and here 20 our opportun-
itg SIS meet thc emergency. and meet
81 thoroughly without d cont Of eV-
pefss GO ANS community In the terri.
tory.
a measure however. which would
provide lpr putting lnta the hands OF
tho territory such "a large sum OF
money. shonli pro,id. ample means
far safeguarding such an Important
trust. fo that tho people might rest
secure in the hollcf that every doll
Der woald hr us,d in promoting ihc
ena % Which N haa been nppropri-
ated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

YOUR ORDINARY rural citizen is
not enthusiastic about travelling eighty
or ninety miles Go me county scat
THE METEOROLOGICAL Develop
mante on Thursday indicated that
the ground hog SAW his shadow On
Tuesday not in vain.
-.
DRY FARMING watcrmelous net
thu farmer down in tho lower part
20 thc territory 500 per acre There
really must hc something in it..
.&s
\ CHICAGO Judge in tho ease Of
q young man who gat ton fresh with
tho iandlady has assessed tho cost ot
n stolen kiss at ten dollars m that
cits.
a SHOWER 90 TINY green snakes Is
reported ron Golden Gate park In
san Francisco. Poo old Frisco's
troubles are beginning To show their
effect
THE PUBLIC announcement OF the
taEt inNl the non. b. Is NNh Nel0NA
Wilhelm are each fifty years OF 20
is rather like rubbing it into poor old
Osler
WITH THE SECnEr police In the
employ of the t%errorists aud u.r ter
rofists on tne pay RON of the secret
police Russia gets caught coming and
eud going
WITH HALF "a million cold dol
lars m tho school house ui New
Mexico education ought 10 take n big
brace nut only think OF the feelings
Of Slavic.
THE VICTIM WIN was held on the
teeth 81 "a buzz SAW in Aberdeen.
Wash. must have thought In his ,N-
piring moments with the poet that
life H. one demd horrid grind
TIE STATEHOOD booster has
hecn 50 long plunged from tho PIN
naCle OF hope 10 the slough 81 de-
spaiF and back again that he is be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
BANQUET IN HONOR OF
GERMAN AMBASSADOR
kaiscr's Representative Receives
Gracious Welcome In New York.

New YORK. Feb. Count Johann
Heinrich von Bernstein. German am
bassador 10 the United states, received
Il gracious welcome nj the hands of
a large gathering last night at the
Manhattan club where the New York
stats zeitung rendered him q dinner.
Herman R.dder presided with Count
Berpstorf at his right and Joseph X.
Choate, former ambassador to Great
Britain at HIS left.
A cahlegram was sen TO Emperor
William containing greetings ana en-
phaslzing the enduring friendship ex-
isting between Germany and the
United states.
Earlier in the day in an informal
reception at the chamber Of commerce
the count had been made welcome by
representatives of the business inter
csts and had delivered an address on
the business relations Of the two coun-
tries.
The chamber adopted a memorial
to President Lincoln. paying tribute
10 his character and services.
An appeal to the people Of Caiifor-
mia and Nevada TO subordinate to the
honor and welfare of the nation what
eve local irritation may exist be-
tween them and the Japanese trust
ing in the sound sense Of both corn-
tries to remove all serious evil that
may be involved in japanese immlgra-
ton, was contained in a resolution
which was offered by Gustave SchNab
chairman of tho committee on foreign
commerce and which was adopted.
The resolution also declared that the
chamber of commerce protested
against the action Of any state "tena-
ing to dishonor the United States by
iInpairing the treaty obligations as
sumed by the national government TO- |
ward n foreign state To which we are
now hound in terms of amity and
good VIII"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

ginning 70 feel like D human jump
ing jack.
THAT MUSIC hath charms is
again demonstrated by the work OF
the aesthetic burglar In Douglas
Ariz.. who robbed a roomdng house
Of $500 and n bunch OF diamonds 10
the duicet strains Of a plonograph.
s&.
SINCE THE Thaw case the freak
varieties of bughousencsa have invad-
ed even the animal kir~dom. A bob
cat down near Prescott was seized
with a III OF senile dementia and be-
sieged a farmer In his home for SIX
hours. being finally Kicked peacefully
to death by the old family horse
AN AMENDMENT has been pro.
posed to the anti-roping law making
it unlawful to rope horses M bufros
ut any exhibition. as well as cattle.
The Introduction OF the bill It is SAID
was hailed by a man in the gallery
Of the honse with "a hilarious sng-
eestion 10 make 1t Illegal 10 rope
brakomen of box cars
A SILVER CITY paper gives an
account of a deadly shooting ARRAY
down there in which city Marshal
James GIN. Captain S A Milliken OF
the New Mexico national guard. n
deputy sheriffs took 4 s~pectacn-
lar mart. There was only one fatality,
victim being a skunk which was
after ar exciting moonlight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
REQUlSlTI0NS
FOR OKLAHOMA MEN

Austin, Tex. Feb. 5-Goveruor
Campbell has issued three request
ions on the governor Of Oklahoma Tor
the extradition Of W. L. Chapman.
secretary of the corporation comms-
son Of Oklahoma. \. l. Brown and
=. G. Grimes. who are now in Okh-
homa and wanted in Maverick oouh.
~, Texas, to answer TO indictments
hargine them with ntterlng forged
hecks on the First National hank pf
Eagle Pass. These indictments grow
,ut Of certain alleged land transaf-
lions OF chaman and the other two IN
onnection with the allotment Of tie
federal government OF land to uc
klknpoo inlians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
ACCUSES PAPER TRUST
OF MISREPRESENTATION

Washington. Feb. 5.-John Norris.
of the American Newspaper Publish
ers association sent today to the house
ways and means committee a letter
wherein he charged hat the Interna-
tionale Paper company in presenting
its argument for the retention Of the
tariff on paper had deliberately mis-
represented To the committee the
amounts paid by the paper company
rs wages to papermakers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces of Glyccrine with a
half ounce of Virgin oil of Pine com
pound pure and a half pint of straight
Whisky. shake we'll. and take In
doses of "a tcsspoonful every four
hours. This mixture possesses the
healing. hsalthful properties OF the
Pines. and VIII break "a cold in twonty-
four hours and cure any cough that is
curSble. In having this formula put
up, be IT. that you druggist uses
the genuine Virgin OH Of Pine COM
pound pure. prepared and guarantecd
only by the leach Chemical Co, Gin
cinnati. o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
MOST ropIIAR MEDICAL FAD

Says the NcN York World THE
dinner which his appendicitis pa
tienta are 70 give 10 a Philadelphia
pendiritis clubs exist in various cities.
What makes the event romarkahie Is
TINT there uro expected ~ ia iteseut
futly 100 guests. whom tho surgeon
in question has personally relieved OF
Intestinal remembrance. That
is tho record Of q single physi-
rian bears witness 70 IN. extraordin-
lry vogae OF one OF the most popular
medical fats of the century
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

Oliver Wendell Holmes divided $50
into five c~lasses, and his diyi-
sion Is Just as good now as II ever
WAS.
First People OF cultivation who
live IN large houses.
sccond-Pcoplc Of cultivation who
live In small houses
Third People without cultivation
who live ia large houses.
Fourth People without cultivation
who live ia small houses, and.
Fiuh-Scruhs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

nison. made in the district court to-
day, Judge Holt merged the six ac-
against the American Sugar Re-
filming company for alleged fraudulent
Weighing Of imports into one and or
dcred the impanening Of a jury to-
to begin the trial of the case.
At the same time the demand OF the
government for punitive damages was
reduced to $250.000 at its own re-
quest.
Tho reduction, however, will not
effect the civil suits now pending OF
to he brought in the federal courts
for back duties and forfeiture of con-
signmonts alleged to be wrongly
weighed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

New York. Feb. 5.-The closing dab
OF The annual midwintcr sale Of light
harness horses by the Fasig-TIptQ
company IN Madison square Garden
tonight brought the total for The fotr
days to 49S horses sold Tor an asgrf-
gate Of sls9.l39.
The only sale of note today was
the one of the nine yea Old mar
Miss Pccler. a PAGER. with \ mark 81
S:12 IA 20 J.. H. Dinger OF Clarioh
Pa. for sl.s0N.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
Chamberlains Cough Remedy the
Most Popular Because IL
* fine Ersf

II have sold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for the past eight years and
ind 1t to be one of the best selling
medicines on the market. Fo, babies
aud young children there is nothing
better in the line Of cough syruns. Z"
says Paul Allen. Plain Dealing, La.
This remedy moi only cares the coughs
colds and Group 50 common among
young children, but is pleasant and
safe for them 10 take. For sale by ali
druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

portion Of the proposed enabling act
nov before x which relates ia
the division and apporti '9ntrnt II
public lands 70 the various STAGE
schools. ! have been a at Idcnt At
the territorial university ~ Nlbu-
querquc. ana. like many others, have
a deep interest in this institution and
" its welfare. and wish to sas ! con-
cni IN the opinion 50 ~forceahiF gwen
and so ably defended by the editor OF
fse journal when he takes The oeea-
sion 70 condemn that portion of the
net which 80 plainly diseriiAinatas
against the tcrritory's highest inati-
Il ton Of learning. That IN dnivei-
Sly should be given only Luce torc.i
q land while the normal s~cl0oif
Gwo of them receive 200. 6aa acres.
the agricultural and n ianien.
college 10000. aud the military
school 100000 acres should max, II
plain to every onc that it is a ea' 81
very unjust as well as unHise dis
erimination
III viii be remembered by some ac-
qnainted with the enabling act which
gave Oklahoma statehood. that the
firsi draft OF this document which
went to the committee ala not favor
the university 81 the proposed stat
AS literally as the educators and other
les. Interested parties Of the terii
tory thought il by right should. ana
right ia its infancy. the bill wasl
changed SO hat IL carried AN appro
pfiaiion 81 public lands Tor this
school much larger than that which
on 80 the agricultural and mechanical
college
without considering the question
of discrimination against AlhuqDer-
que. the fact our state university IS
10 be- made snbsoryient from IN
standpoint Of cndoWments auG H.
tanccs 10 Tho normal schools AMI
or that rank. though them
selves state i%nstitations, should meet
with the most v%ioleut. prompt aud
determined opposition from esery
Of the territory who desi~e4 to
see our educational system hold the
md improve the high place OF rank
.n which the territorial Administered
lion has with much effort placed it
have not ihc information at hond
which I might know. yet / doubt
much if there wa ever proposed
, plan IN an enabling act TO-. any
erritory Of the union. which SO gross
y Disseminated against that terri
highest institution OF lctfniug
is does this one. which pertains to
Sew Mexico. and which 30 b,ldly
hits positions with the university
nd secondary schools.
1T is perfectly reasonable To argue
there Will be established. in the
Iear future, a now normal school
omewhoro IN the eastern part of the
g1lo find il impossible TO attend either
+ the normal schools already cstab-
shed. yet with this additional school.
he uuiycrsity's apportionmcnt Of the
Iuhlic lands would be much less than
hat which would be allowed each OF
normal schools.
II is TO be hoped that many pco-
he viii iakr tho good suggestion Of
editor OF the journal and hold a
meeting and protest against this very
undesirable feature of the act by
.hich We are TO be admitted into the
nion
VERY truly yours.
IT. j. MABRY."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

Blhraltar, Fob. 81 scrits of hOx-
Ing matches were held on board the
American battleships tonight.
The main interest conferred in the
bouts on the Minnesota. where six
English cracks faced tho American
navy champions. Honors were even.
each country being accorded one
knockout and two draws The best Of
feeling prevailed between the rival
eaUorS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
SERVIAN PRINCE HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH

Belgrade. Scrgia. Feb. 5.-Crown
Prince George Of sersia has suffered
another automobile accident as a r.
suit of fast driving He IS nursing
cuts on the fee and bruises received
"a a collision with on electric liglt
,olc The car was wrecked and tie
prince hurled into the glass front.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
1racLworkcrs Killed by Train

New York. Feb. Six men we're
siiled and several injured today when
& construction train on the Now York
Central railrod ran down a party Of
Italian trackmen near University
Heights.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06

From Santa Fe

There are nov pending in the New
Mexico legislature twenty-iour amend
mcnts to the school laws covering
about everything from he county su-
p~erintendent's stipend 10 the most Ell
flcient manner of collecting the poll
tax
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-06
AGAINST SUGAR
TRUST CONSOLIDATE

New York. Feb. 5-On motion b
United States District Attorney Den