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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
An INTERESTING NrION.

The political situation which has
developed from the revision of The
tarifi by the present special session
81 congress is. as the philadelphia
Public Ledger VERY properly chara,-
t,rixes it. extremely interesting The
hill a.. b. PASSED the senate Is ina
nearly al respects in contrast with
th, measure which originated in the
house The revision OF the Dinglry
rates 10y the house. with some eN-
ceptious. was distinctly downward.
The senate has not less distinctly
stood pat on the Dingley rates.
where lt has not advanced them ale
though there are so many changes
in the mod" OF calculating the duties
from ad Ntlorcm 60 specific and
the rayst=y-that the actual efte,t b.
mot et~.iv determined The two bills
ALSO differ distinctly ia various es-
sentIal administrative features. as
we'll as iu tbs internal taxes included
Ia each.
The rnufrrers between the Two
houses 90 whom The task Of %reconcil-
ing these differences b. now sub
mittcd. have thl- much moro to 81"
than merely 90 work out "a
s-ric. OF hrdulrs that can hc ace
,spted as "a compromise They have
actually To- determine what Is the zee
publican party policy upon the reNi-
sion ~ the tsriu-whether of modi-
fioltien. eos Intended ny the house. or
- .aa>oldatlou as insisted hy the
senat
This situation gives particular I'm
t-r'-t fo the vote Va the senate on The
passage of the hl. when ten of IN"
r,pubil,an senators from the north
rst @r.taTi-i themselves with on
hur one ~ the democrats. IN opposi-
u1n Thes, Included the whole rep
r-s-ntauon of ioua. Minnesota and
Nebraska and ono senator each from
Indiana. Kansas Wisconsin and south
Dakota These sr, au important rr-
pnbI.sn states and while "A similar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
DON'T BE A KNOCKER.

There is a well authenticated case
Of a gentleman who moved his family
to Albuquerque u few weeks ago, and
up his residence here. for the
purpose Of putting his two Daughters
into the university. and who since
here has been advised by cor
tain citizens against sending tho girls
to the university because it lis not q
proper place for Them
This furnishes a striking illustra-
ton of how libclous stories put atloat
to serve personal ends may react upon
the interests Of h whole COM
munity. IT is wen known that stories
of this character were invented ana
put in circulation. not long ago. for
The purpose Of accomplishing a Ger
tain end. They accomplished the
end for which they were designed, in
a very short time, but the evil they
did lives otter them. and il may take
the worthy and deserving institution
which stands nj the head of New
Moxteo's educational system years to
overcome their balcful effect. Now
an good citizens should use their in
|fluence in every available manner to
contra diet and froWn down these
malicious libcls, instead of knock
ing" the town and the university by
repeating the SANDERS ana keoping
them alive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
MH. BRYCE DEpRECATEs WAR.

Ambassador Brycc's address at the
Champaign celebration was in depre-
cation of war. He declared that this
generation should learn from those In
the past that there are better methods
Of settling international conflicts than
warfare He voiced the opinion mat
Great Britain. France and the United
states would never be arrayed against
each other. lie said In part:
"Thc commemorntiou of historic
events on the spots they made famous
Is "a good thing for a nation. II helps
10 renew in each generation it's in
terests IN the past. It reviyes the as
sociatious Of each village and city
and state with the great deeds of
older days-as,ocintious by which
mcu arc carried ont Of the range of
their daily thoughts and employ
mcnts. aud made to feel how much
there is IN the world besides business
and amusement that ought TO occupy
their thoughts and stir their emo
tons.
Moreover. the sense of the great
past bchind and the immensely long
future stretching out before may re-
mind US. il We are unduly clated over
our own material progress, how small
Is The part OF each generation In the
march 81 ages what wo Ia viii in
deed make a difference In the total
result for better or for worse Bul
as for each of US. We are no more
than notes in the sunbeam. bubbles
that break u.s. they pass on che sur
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
California Timber Resources.

H. d.. 4artpfaTgn hN fnt I"nIfRI states
Forest Service tbat The total amouut
IA, st,r1ir~ timber in tho stat. OF
,,,teo,nta -nnroxfn,tas saN Isl 600 b.
ana ha,r5 Goo, .of v.hicb toq ana ooo -
ana ,..t briorSs ia me federal eov-
.~,m.,t = ooo ooo feet halongs
"a, soto ANA the remaining M
90 noo 10 rri,atatv owned or
MA iost ei.,ro given the railroads
So noo ooo feot
g., ~ mon .ort of tho rriv,talv
ral timber c, a., total nr "a Don -
,ao ooo f., Gonna I'm tho .oast
,.ol rocio,-, narrow strrp
- 49, tbfr,, miles MID.
- Nro,t,rr, county TO-
,,..tn - y.r. utra or tbt.
49, o,t. er,.tio, az I
~ ., ia. r.d.,,i INV
- ov-, c,nsiaer-
r. ,ot,t s+,,d NJ
,,, a.. .,,5 ~
90 ...,n.~ =, th,t ~. Ga.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
THINKS PROSPECTS
FOR COPPER ARE
EXCELLENT
Big Change in Attitude of Fast
ern Investors Says Mining
Operator in Arizona and
Mexico.


Spokane, Wash, July fitzpatrick
clark of Spokane, who has operated
mines in various parts OF the north
west. California, Nevada, Arizona and
Mexico, announced on his return from
New York, where he arrived from q
trip abroad with his family, two
weeks ago, that he has sold his in
interest in the Observation-Disclosures
mines, near the city of Guadalajara.
Mexico, to his partners. who will con-
tinue the development OF The copper
property. He retains his interest in
tho Furnace Greek properties in Cali
%fornia, but says the outlook there IS
not good just now Mr.. Clark gave
out this statement regarding The pros
peet Of a lively copper market:
The demand for copper is good.
although there is a large production.
duo chiefly to the output of the low
grade mines in Arizona and Nevada.
/ note that the surplus Is being re-
duced, and / regard the prospect for
the copper market as excellent. CON
sumption VIII increase steadily.
Money in the east is q drug on
the market. That means there is
ample capital to finance legitimate
projects. which win bring about the
return of industrial activity. Eastern
money is now seeking investment in
the northwest. There is a big change
in the attitude Of eastern |finaneiers
toward the northwest. They want to
invest here. The big financicrs are
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

A rapid survey OF the situation with
rcfcfenc, co. The tariff bin has LED
Scuator Aldrich t' bolieve that the
conferroes can finish their work in a
week. or ton daSs and the bill GER
taiuly he passed within two weeks.
F-om time Co tim, while they are
toiiiug President Taft Viii have con-
frrsn,eS with enato Aldrich ana
speaker cannon as The party leaders
tn couerrs and viii make his IN
fucn,c thus fcIt upon the conierreeS
Meantime hc is Keeping quiet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
THE BUSINESS SITUATION.

In reviewing commercial conditions
throughout the country at the close
OF last week. rradstreet's says.
Trade continues good, confidence
Is unimpaired. buyers are arriving in
the larger markets; cereals crop re-
ports. despite rains in some winter
wheat and corn-Rrowing sections, are
encouraging. country trade promises
to he heavy once supplies are mar
keted Industrial lines are becoming
more active, calls for harvest hands
absorb "A large part of the floating
supply of labor, and the long-drawn-
out discussion regarding tariff a
ters promises To be soon ended. ON
the other hand. the general situation
is not without it's drawbacks. Thus
cool or rainy weather has retarded
retail trade ovcr n goodly part of the
country. particularly in the central
west. south and southwest, where
floods have also deferred railway
traffic and injured crops and country
trade. At the same time, clearance
sales are pretty general, and these
tend 20 stimulate business where nor
NAL weather conditions prevail In
wholesale and iohbing lines current
trade IS of a midsummer character
and recorders are comparatively light.
Moreover. the high prices that have
prevailed for raw material suggest
small pofits on many manufactured
articles Collections range from moor
ia fair. though there are special lines
which report prompt settlements.
Money remains easy, but shipments
of currency from western centers ar"
pulurpfnp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
INTO THE LIONS DEN.

-The assassination Of Lieutenant
Colonel Sir William HUT Curzon
Wyuie, political aid de camp TO the
secretar, of state for INDIA IS ne
IieVed to show that the inhabitants OF
India have carried the war FOR home
rule into the British lions den The
sssa SSH is a Hindoo who apparently
crossed the ocean-thereby losing ms
saste-wlth the single purpose or
committing the deed. india wants a
constitution and representation; the
government insists upon absolute m
pirc@ Chicago Inter ocean
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

Who's got the button was the
game
That childhood loved TO play
Twas innocent hut just the same
II Whited the hours away.
And eager cries would loudly ring
Amid the h%urrying throng
Il was a very simple thing
And vet bee interest strong.
III
Maturity brings different sports
With riotou unrest.
of sli tempers and an sorts
Put fortune Go the test.
And various plans We dcftly frame
To- shun the losers ways
who's got tho lemon Is tho game
That everybody plays
Washington star
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
NOTICE

Jacobo Apodaca. Alfredo Apo
daca. Manuel Apodaca or any one
else have no right 10 sell or dispose
OF any horses. mares. mules or cat
tie with the following brands. viz:
:. f. T A g.. and \ with an : across
il. I am the owner OF these chatteis
and the only person who can give a
bin Of sale. Any persons wishing 70
buy cattle call and see me-. Room 10.
c. C. Armijo building. Third 81. and
Central ave. +. a GURULE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
Snap Shots From the
Southwestern
Sanctun7s
Not Rich. But "A Live Bunch.

IT the Soulhorn Paciiic wants 10
build into our own il viii find u
people ready 10 receive II and lend it
all possible aid. We are here to help
those who help US and from which
mutual advantage viii come. We
are not a rich but We are a progress
sive people-Farmington Times-Hus-
tier
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

opposition from their representatives.
may not imperil the measure in the
house. they VIII form AZ %insurgent
minority sufficiently formidable 10
make the enactment of the Aldrieh
bill In its entirety difficult. In any
event. IT IS evident that the tariff as
an issue" is not yet quite dead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

OUR WORK is AS NEAR PER-
FICTION As POSSIBLE. NO OLD,
WORN-OUT. BROKEN DOWN OR
OBSOLETE MACHINERY IN OUR
PLANT. EVERYTHING NEW AND
UP TO THE MINtTE-ALWAIS
BETTER WORK AND MORE
PROMPT SERVICE. WE DEFY
COMPETITION. A TRIAL BUND-
DIE WILL CONVINCE YOU. M
PERIAL LAUNDRY Co, BACH OF
POSTOFFICE. PHONE 14S. RED
WAGONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
Ar LEAST ONE LIVE ISSUE.


The discussions during the special
session Of congress have shown the
two great parties TO be so torn and
divided among themselves on the
question that has heretofore been the
dividing line between them, that Gen
.ral Haneaek's classification Of the
tariff as a local issue Will never
again be- questioned. But the session
has brought 10 the front a question
which AT once becomes "A national iS-
sue. and a live issuc-thnt Is. the
~roposed income tax amendment TO
he constItutfon-but It is not yet
clear how tho parties viii line up on
it. and there is more than a little dan
ger that in the final lining up party
foundations may he Ina IN IN
stances considerably disturbed. Ihe
democrat are expected 20 leap 90 the
stump with shouts of JOY over the
income tax and proclaim IL as their
own issue In every state Ia the coun-
nv. This fact IN Itself, " is claimed
by republicans. win prejudice the is
sue seriously with thousands Of vot-
ers in each state. Corporate wealth
IL non-pnrtisan but Il has acted WIN
the republican party ever since the
clvil war. Protection is becoming
non bipartisan, the Civilization depend
tnp on whose OK is gorcd whether
republIcans can wax enthusiastic over
the democratic Issue al the ncoule
tax, when they know that most OF
their national leaders and their
heaviest elupniEn contributors do
not want ii. IS the question of fact on
which the whole result Viii turn And
sci IL Is strictly q republican measure,
practically forced upon a republican
congress ~ "a republican aiminlstra-
ton,
The general impression among
publir men throughout the country is
that the amendment viii be a i've
topic Ia every state The democrats
VIII make the most of %. for reasons
stated And viii run toi the leslsia-
lure on a platform which tho repub-
LEANS arc bound 70 approve also ar
dlsoredit their own administration As
i dcmotratic senator suggested u few
DAYS ago. I'VE can go before the pee
PIE with the conNincing argument
that II We control the legislature
there win be no doubt about the
amendment being ratified
Congress prohably viii know when
n meets in December. l9li whether
three-fourths of the states nave tati-
fled tn, amendment A new con-
gross viii come in az that time the
congress elected one year from neNt
November. Thus. if throe-fourths 90
the states ratify The amendment, the
sixty-second congress will have an op-
portnnlt> TO enact an Income tax law
Tho assumption Is that 30 the Income
tax wins sn t-hree-feurths of the states
AS an issue iu tho state campaign IN"
new congress win hardly refuse &"
takc advantage of The authority car
ried las the amendment To- the consti-
tuition. There is nothing IN the con-
stiution of the United states which
compel state legislatures To consider
ana amendment proposed 10 the con-
stitution by congress. but There is mo-
reason TO assume that any state viii
refuse lo aet on tbe amendment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

The people Of a Juan county are
jubiiant over the prospect of getting
three new railroads ia that county
The people of Mckinley county viii
be satisfied with one new railroad.
They are not hogs and know when
they have enough.-Gallup Repub-
lican
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

Those who have had any expert
ence this spring in getting cooks
can fully appreciate Joe Cannon's
Joke, when III says he is simply a
servant of the house Of representa-
tives.-Gallup Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

Professor Palmer of Harvard adj
vises co-eds to flirt for recreation.
well. some people have gone over
Niagara Falls IN a barrel for the
same purpose springer Stnckman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
What. Indeed?

If half a dozen Cinnamon can
hornswoggle, %confound and make
monkeys of the district attorneys
forces in New York. what show did
the poor girl have Gallup Enter
prise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
Grow Hot.

The brand of weather we have
been having for the past three weeks
is the growing kind-Springer stock
mau
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14
Doing in
the Territories

Charleg MCCuc, VINO was III NtoNlH
some time ago. and VINO before leaV-
ing cashed Worthless checks to the
aomuut of $500 was apprehended
last week in snyder, okla, and as a
choice of alternatives made good on
the amounts due several merchants
IN Clovis.
freed wright the oldest son of
William Wright and wife of Roy, was
the victim of "a rather peculiar ms
hap Monday afternoon that Will con-
finc him "a his homo for some time.
He. with several other boys, was set
ting i'm the back seat of "a buggy
watching the races, when the team
became frightened and gave the rig
a quick pun. thus pulling the seat
from under the boys and letting them
fan forcihly TO the ground, breaking
the Wright boys left arm
The prohibitioniAts OF Cochise
county. Arizona, are again getting acc
tive and there is a feeling of uneasl-
ness over the entire territory as to
the outcome Of the present move. In
Cochise county the first move is be-
inp directed toward drying the COM
~ seat and TO that end "a petition rs
Ia be presented to the board OF sup
ervisors at its next meeting praying
for the calling of a special eIectioh
10 decide the matter
Al Tucson the other day, Dolores
Mesa. a driver OF an ore wagon FOR
the omega Mining company, missed
being killed by lightning. while ms
six horses We're killed and the wagon
entirely demolished. only % few feet
away. buildings in the vseinity We're
shaken. but nothing injured.
At noon last Friday of the set
Ting tanks at the shannon smelter'
al Morenci. blew up and but for the
fact that AN buildings I'M that depart
ment arc constructed vt iron there
might hav. been a big fire Tho eN-
plosion was caused by "a leak ia the
water Jacket.
In the office OF Territorial Sccre-
tarv Nathan Jaffa, the SealShipt oNs-
ter system. Inc. filed "a certificate
changing IFS corporate name TO the
National oyster Carrier company
and increasing its capital TO $500 600
divided into 100000 shares. Tho
Sew Mexico headquarters are at Al
buquerque
Louis Garcia. near dripping
springs. on Tramparas. near Amistad
viii nat in a $4,000 dam or reser-
voir next autumn. IL has 5000
49,. .. rh.nV this month.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-14

Louis Garcia, near "ilNP'i7
springs. on Tramparas. near Amistad
wnl nut i'm a $1,000 dam or reser-
voir next autumn H. mas e'VV'
sheen TO shear this month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-18
TWO GAMES AT
ATHLETIC PARK
Athletic Park Games Today.

G. A. C. VS.. u. S. S. Tennessee. 1870.
J. A. G.. VS.. u. S. S. South Dakota,
$3.50.
Probably everybody in the feet
knows how to get to the Athletic Park
by this time. In case anybody does not,
take King street ears to the railroad
depot. From there walk one block
inland and the park is right in front
of you.
The G. A. G. is composed entirely
of Chinese players and they are very
good ones. Their pitcher Apan (pro-
nouneed All Pow made world IS rec
ord last Sunday by making the times
at bat list read q and not allowing
a single man to reach first. This was
against the strongest team in the
league. The Tennessee players are up
against no easy meat.
The ]. A. G. is not composed entire
ly of japanese players. It was origin
ally, but other players have gradually
been drafted in until now it is a very
cosmopolitan aggregation. They have
two star twirlers. Bill Espinda, call
ed s.The King of SPAIN on account
of his remarkable likeness to that
Monarch, and Jack Flores very
heady and steady pitcher.
Both the Tennessee and South Da-
kota have good ball teams. Some of
the fans may remember sweet josh
that the South Dakota G. P. Os.
brought over on the Advertiser when
the fleet was here last year. The Cali
fornia G. P. 0s. slipped it to the South
Dakotas in baseball game. Appear
ed at this Office several solemn faced
gents who handed in a baseball score
whereby the South Dakota team had
Won Next morning there was day
light fireworks display.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-18

playing and, what might be taken for
mere dope to foozle the pitcher, usually
is long talk to runners ON bases.
Bill Rice and Henry Chillingworth,
two stars of last season s High School
team, will be out on the diamond. Henry
has a made a. noise like being cham
pion shortstop and Bill Rice has come
through the first series of the Oahu
League without an error. The funny
thing about these two players is that
they are both fond of beating their
bunts to first. Henry succeeds about
once month, while Rice does it nearly
every time. When Henry succeeds he
beams all over himself, and was once
known to stop a shower of rain by this
process.
Both teams have a dandy looking
lineup. There was some talk of Bill
Hampton, champion sticker of the
Islands, being enrolled in the Diamond
Head team. The Saints did not want
this, however, as Bill is an acknowl-
edged Punahou man. Haole Sumner
will be rowing and so can not stub
second, but the Sparklers viii have to
get somebody else.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-18

Twobase hit, Monroe; sacrifice hits,
McGinn, Fuller, Snyder, Monroe, Phelps,
Willets, O'Connors; double play, MeGinn
to Legge; hit by pitcher, O'Connors;
struck out, by Schaeffer II, by Harris
A; passed ball, Monroe; hits, off Schaef-
fer 2, off Harris 10. Umpire, Cox.
Only the actual score and lineup of
the other game has come to hand. Will
managers of teams please take notice
that there are specially printed score
cards to be had at this office and the
Advertiser would esteem it a great
favor if scorers would make a point
of getting some cards and turning in
the official score as well as notes of
the game.
The lineups were: Colorado-Alford,
IF; Richards, If; F1eeken, 1b; Aycock,
c; Clifford, p; Crowder, 3b; Gillian,
eff; Pettis, SIS; Whitbeck, 2b;. Mary
land-Pierce, If; Sullivan, 3b; Breen,
1b; MeGrath, 2b; Denoske, eff; shar-
Ion, c; Peterson, r; Hurley, SIS; Hen
erickson, RI; Kane, p; Young, IF.
Score to 2 Colorado.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-18
PUBLIC BAND CONCERT
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

There viii be public band concert
on Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock at
the Moana Hotel, Waikiki. Follow
ing is the program:
PART I.
The Old Hundred.
Grand Kamehameha :. Berger
Overture Rosamunde ..... Schubert
Intermezzo-Russlan ........ FRANKIE
"reminiscences of Verdi. Godfrey
PART tt.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs Ar. by Berger
seieetlon-Musieal Review. =. Riviere
Fantasia-In Switzerland .... Hume
Finale-Sunday Parade -. BEDFORD
Star Spangled Banner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-18
CHRONIC DIARE.HOEA.

Many sufferers from chronic dia-
rhoea have obtained prompt relief by
the use of Chamberlain S Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Some of the
worst cases of this disease have been
permanently cured by it after other
Co., agents for the Hawaiian Islands
treatment and skilled physicians had
failed. For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co. Agents for Hawaii.