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The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-17
THE FAIR WEATHER MAN.

TT is easy enough to look pleasant | When life is a grand. sweet sons, But the fellow worth while Is the one that can smile When everything goes dead wrong.
 Selected.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-17

Home cooking at popular prices a the Dominion Hotel. Whitehorse.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-17

Skagway should certainly be repre- sented by an exhibit at the A.Y.P.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-04-17

Alaska is entitled to home rule.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03
GOVERNOR OFFERS A
REWARD FOR ANY
INFORMATION
One Hundred Dollars viii Be
Given for Any Fresh Infor-
nation as to the MontgOm-
cry Case.
itch TO the Morning Journal

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Santa Fc. y. NJ. oct. 2.-GoNcrnor
Curry has offered a reward of 800
to anyone who will furnish any addi-
tional information TO the officers or to
the coronor's jury concerning the
whereabouts Of Gertrude Montgom-
cry At any time between , o'clock
Tuesday attcrnon, when she was last
seen. and the time she was found last
sunday morning. Tho governor. the
coroncr's jury and tho officers are de
tcrmincd that when thu 'oropcr's jury
brings in its verdict. which is expect
ed Monday morning, there shah not
be any possibility hat m evidence
which can be obtained mas been over
looked. The officers are more han
ever convinced in the theory of sui
eide. ana absolutely nothing has been
brought forward which throws any
new light on tho case which points
away from suicide.
The jury did not meet today. The
officers spent part of the day in the
mountains ana Captain FOrnon viii
return there tomorrow. The jury
Will re-convcnc early Monday morn
ing. and unless some new evidence is
brought forward hy that time il seems
certain that "a verdict of suicide viii
be returned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03
Millions of Money Wait
In Socorro County's
Undeveloped Resources
Mines of Coal, Copper, Zinc and Lead. Range for Great Flocks,
Thousands of Acres of Fertile Lands Now Feeling First
Touch of Modern Development Methods.

They are getting ii now and mining
men of vast experience and sound
Judgment say that the results are
going to be surprising, Men here
last week were ready to declare that
the Mogollon district would rival the
best producing fields in Arizona for
Upper and chat the Magdaeina dis
trict would out-riVal the great lead
zine district of southwest Missouri.
The vast ore bodies already discover
ed and the eaecrness of capital to
become interested indicate that these
statements have plenty of Iounda-
ton.
Socorro county people had a good
time here last week. 1t was Il sturdy
plcasing crowd of mon who gathered
for the annual celebration; the klna
of men who lead the way; for Sooorro
county is still a land Of pioneers.
What the future holds for it the list
of natural indicates very
clearly. The mining interests VIII
probably he the first to develop. IN
livestock industry win make its way
forward more slowly but very sure
~ and after Il while when land t'ies
have been adjusted and water rights
as we'll. the agricultural area VIII
come into its own, II is a pretty
prospect for a county AS big as lltet
of the New England states II sup
porting a population hardly as great
as chat of Albuquerque. While the
county in its present boundaries Wlii
never support a dense p~opulatlon'
outside of the irrigahle area, its eN-
tent is so vast thai its population can
double many times before people
touch elbows or farm corners con
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03


VIII advance rapidly IN value. 1t "iso
means that Wizard VIII De a town "'
several thousands IN Il snort tille. ne
pumping plant VIII cost $2lo,ooo'
FINE crops are raised ab"ut mere ny
n ~so-caiItd dry farming process IN
n Willard country an xmas OF sil"Ii
gram have been successfully f"lse"
as well as corn, mlllet, haHlF corn
etc N~egetableS grow mere 10 mann
moth size IN great heah@
are lavish IN production ana neeu put
Tito" cultivation.
The Great Npno'
But 1t Is on tile lflsh potato 1'at
much OF tme 'o''lls pio9ieit ",
lIll'u VIII u'P'Hu' i"' ~
l"I III Sio"inS P''''oeS :" - W.
iai" country nave pe'H SUI ~ Hai"s -
tIloSe "i" q" not KUN" '"'. ."4
ulS'.l'' - ''' "'C"i"i ""'"'
wiz po'7'o' Nh''' ~ az a."
oi o'ooo 10 '''oU' Nnlar"S 'leN'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03
bARTHOLDT SAYS
STATEHOOD
IS NEAR

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journall

Especial Dispatch 60 The Morning Journali
santa Fe. y Nj Gel-2-Can=
gresham Richard Barthold of Mis-
souri, left at O'Clock tonight for his
home IN It. Louis. having been Coy
crnor CurrY's guest at the executive
mansion for a day. This afternoon
Mr.. Earthold was il guest of honor at
Il reception rendered him by the
Santa Fe Commercial club in its
rooms on the plaza. The reception
was entirely informal and practically
every business man i'm town attended.
Mr.. Iurthold was introduced by Gov
ornar Curry and was Welcomed by
Hon. J.. \. Hughes, who spoke briefly.
Responding, Mr.. Barthold said that
New Mexico was entitled to state
hood. He believed that the territory
was fully prepared for admission;
that the republicans had promised a
statehood bill in the party's national
platform and chat he felt sure New
Mcxico's claims could not and would
be overlooked amy longer. tie n
ticipatod admission i'm the immediate
future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03
| Special Correspondence to Morning Journal,

sCoaolaI CarrasnandancA 10 MOruiUy journal.
sa@orro \ Al oct THE So
zorro county i"iF mere l'Sl wen "'S
somethlhs VI " ieNtla'ion -
ltor from ,he "u'Sioc :" ~ az
81 a'tFHo"n''' - ''ui''
TAX win the Nisi'ois '" u az vas
q llpel"' -
ol So'orro county an -
ho"t'"h "S ~ "
Tvs resources an" IT. '"''
mere N'fo pep" 1900
RIO county p'oP''
ooV h'iiS9 y -
pfepa'eu 10 ""NVt y 49,
nome lhe9 VIZ IN - 80,
MogoIIoh hio"''''i'i9 III om' '''.i'H .
conner y ~ -
lfaFci pN way y,
Do'nI9 ne ,as,o,r. ,ar, Of mo caun.
ia ,rovoIad boreahact and
aons from rho evtromo western
t,,a7of tho countv
"' - ~ |
~" 9Hu"t ~ So
l'"'"' 80 s -,
1'i9VS
h'n't'iH'' ''"" 49,
Si''lluSetlS VI MAJ > "i" ~" - y"
tfles are us N"rle" as iS are" - great
'ur'hE 'H' '7"''ii' i"" N""i "
epo"ue"' '"'NV" 80 80
miners VI s''u ''"'' -" 'Nll
sliNFi' anu ni''"0 ~ ~ -
l"rllciS' liu" S''N - 49,
sh'op SioNV'9 al" -" "
'i'Ih lNins ana '"'.HinS w
eial o'cup"'i"li9 Ni'""i -"
NV - ,..Haf r,oro
''ast ,.aa ar land within This
nftoon tborsand so,iaro miles Won win
that no no., naod ror onvtbinp
= an1 Trna aro,ob vet If
III aa.,ihIo "a tb,.no- ont half
aoa ear,,ha of mi. ,,st oraa and
n, , 49, nant.o ,ortolo,s in ire
- AKA GaId ana ,angn
Socofro mas ho' " SiS"' 80
hlpl' 'hds lar III the way VI
~ dcVelopnl'H - IA ~ "',l
tN- Even us ro"i "fn'9' ""H'"7l'
they were the llrSl |" "r ""iNV' :"
New Mexico nave petH pu' '"'i ~
Neloped lts POSSIBILITIES a. q -
sfoWlhG country "iV "H -
even by the storh Heii
thouSh II mas iuIi'l9"'" Sost
range country III we w. 80 pa
twenty years. us Nas' i"ilr9 ~
zinc and copper an" lh' PirOt'u1
ais have hardlN beeh S'i"'V,V'
agricultural are" - "O''C"'
Feloped' Much 81 ~ Tnan
part OF the county II u"N,o"n
the districts along '"' iN'
open to lrflSall"h' arr Ni"S
waiting LOT enterprise az" "''9'
tlon.
Your correspondent talked to a cat
tie grower here last week Who mas
begun the breeding OF hlooded STOCK
He IS buying bIooueo pu''S "S
rs his resources VIII peI'in.
has been a theory among Sto'N,io''
III the southwest tia' pIo""'" w
will not do well on lh' r"hEV'
has proven thal lheN wiz nv a.
well but that lheN VIII 40 I"i -.
thar the ola tlme range s'oei onn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03

Her Father-when YOU marry my
daughter you marry a his-hcarted. no
bio girl.
Her Suitor-(a wise euvl-I know
that. sir. and I'm sure she inhcrits
those qualities from you-Ncw york
Observer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03

washington. oct 1-Accordine 70
a statement made public today by tho
bureau Of statistics of the department
Of commerce and labor, August i'm
ports amounted TO S111.tSl.1N9. those
OF August. 1908. being valued at sal
1886. Exports for August were
valued at s109. $40. .237: for August.
1905. S1I0.443.055.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03
It's Absolutely
True
CRIED EASILY
Nervous Woman stopped Concc
and GUN Other Things.

No better practical proof that
coffee is a drug can be required
than TO note how the nerves be-
come unstrune in persons who
habitually drink it.
Tho stomach, too rebels at be
ing continually druGeed with cof-
Zee and tca-thcy both contain
the drug-carfcinc. ASK your doc
tor.
An la. woman tells the old
story thus.
had used coffee for SIX years and
WAS troubled with headaches n"r-
vousness and dizziness. I'm the
morning upon rising I used to
bclch MP q sour fluid, regularly
often / got so nervous n
miserable ! would cry without the
least reason. n | noticed my
cycsight was getting poor.
After using Postum awhile. !
observed the headaches left m"
and soon the hclching stopped
Cvater brash) from dyspepsia.
feel decidedly different now, and
am convinced that il is because
stopped coffee and began the use
Of Postum. ! a see better now.
my eyes are stronger.
"A friend of mine did not like
Postum. hut when I told her to
make il according To- directions on
tho package she liked a. al right
Always boil Postum well and 1t
viii surprise You
Limited. Eattlc Greek, Mich
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03
'*7 r.
Humphreys Scventy-Scven
Famous Remedy for Grip q
.DS

The first feeling of " cold Us I'--i-
tude and weakness. as if sum, serious
illness was pending the strength
seems to give out anal yon wonder
what is coming. You ha,e h"d th'-
feeling lots of Times and did NOT
recognize q AIS "a precursor cot q cold.
until the influenza. cough or sore
throat ensured.
Sevcnt seven used at tAH 'if-t
feeling. is infailihl'.
Handy for sishtscors. dtS tho vest
pocket. Al druggists -sc
HUMPHREYS Hom-o medicine tn
corner Wllifm and o. streets. Sow
York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-03
ELECTRIC PUMPING
PLANT At WILLARD
IS ASSURED
viii Reclaim Six Thousand
Acres; Irish Potato Finds Its
Ideal Home in Willard District


Especial Correspondence To Morning i"urhhii
Willard, y. Nj. oct. l-NllI1rd'
known as the Hub City" is located
ut the junction Of the \. T. q :. f.
cut-off ana the New Mexico Central
railways. It's railroad facilities have
been directly instrumental in locating
here large commercial interests,
wholesale. retail and manufacturing.
These interests are being added to
every week, the latest industry to
seek location here being a salt REIN
cry which viii send it's products to
all sections of the country. This fac
tory will employ a large force Of
workmcn. 1t is not generally known
that the second largest salt lake in
America is within a few miles of
Willard.
Beneath Willard and its surround
ing country are large veins of water,
pure snow water. This water is
tapped at depths of from fifteen to
forty feet for domestic purposes. The
Santa Fe railroad has fourteen wells
at willard from which it supplies
water for miles and miles along its
line for engine m other purposes.
The railroad wells are 204 feet deep
and the water rises in them to with
in 80 feet of the surface. No mat
ter how heavy the demand made
upon them by the road, their level
has never been reduced as much as
"a, inah
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
MISS HASTINGS TO
CHARGE O

MIS- Nvonne Marguerite Hast.
ing, who Is iast winning a rrputa,
ton rs rucumcari best pianist,
will charge some phonograph re-
cords IN this city next week. Mis-,
Hastings will place music OF her
own composition on the record
aud it Is believed that the pleces
will prove a success, although tn,
art OF charging records is a very
delicate one.
The records to he used belong &c
Or. Russell OF this city and will
be- kept hy him tor his own phone.
graph. Charging records has 10
be done in a room built especially
Tor the purpose and d.. Russell
believes that the music vi Miss
Hastings will fully warrant him it
preparing the room Tor the Charg.
ing.
Miss Hastings is known as on,
OF Denver's best musicians and
while still a child had taken hel
home city by storm with her selec.
tons. She nov has a music elias.
IN this city and rs working towarC
the end oi starting a conservatory
in Tucumcari as soon "a the city
will warrant IT.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

All kinds Of Justice Of the Peace
blanks Land onlee blanksj Notes bills
Of salej Mortgages aud %leasesi etc,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
TRVE SPIRIT or
FOURTH or JULY

famed into the sentiment Of burning
but righteous patriotism for the land
" their adoption. For the veal Of the
American democracy depends upon the
integrity, the fidelity, aye the un
swerying allegiance Of every national
unit.
just ~ II was unity that ave birth
TO the nation, 10 IL n unity that must
preserve the nation. "ln union there
is strength, - IL ~ true today Ar 1t was
n century or two ago. "~Together'" is
the call Of the age--and II is the call
especially to be Needed by US VI this
glorious American republic.
Hence, while we move Ia step 20
martial music, with the Stars aud
stripes fung 10 the breeze, while We
dine or picnic IN honor to the "na
ton = day; indeed, whatever may be
the form of our rejoicing oyer our
country liberty, W. must have a rare
lest We forget the real reason of our
mcrrymaking aud self graduation. IN
dependence day is ours with all the
glory of the past aud all the splendOf
of the present freely W. have taken,
aud continue to take all the advant.
ages. the rights, privileges, progress
aud advancement that were ushcfcd
into being with the ltion s birth.
Freely, then let Us give. Not IA
rhetorical prating Of patriotic devo.
tiun 10 country, that is no more than
a self interested alliance Of party. not
muniicent contributions for public
demonstrations without personal aud
private dedication 10 the national
cause, not these mistermed expressions
Of patriotism, but the enfranchised in
dividual' 5 efforts to preserve the viRor
aud purity Of the institutions Of hi.
city, states or country, the result of
true patriotism which IL "the noblest
passion that snimates a man In the
character Of Il good citizen"
The Fourth Of July Is rated a grea,
10 ~ Nv HhAA'h = hiHANAN " Nv
cause the Declaration OF Independence
was first read to the Continental con
Rress on that day, but because it was
adopted n that day. II is true that
Il resolution declaring the colonies to
Ice free aud independent states was
adopted July 9, but the declaration.
written by jefferson aud afterward
amended by the congress, wa. not
adopted until July T. II vas signed
the same day by John Hancock, pres,
dent pf the congress, and Charles
Thomson, the secretary august . il
wns signed by all the membcrs. Six
namcs were aftrrwurd attached. Col
Mexican did not sign II until 1881
Thus the mere fact of signing the
I declaration Is - small Importance The
adoption was the vital fact.-W. y. I.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

rooms and manager Brun was able
to save the silverwarc and a great
deal oil his supplies from the store.
room, but his loss will he several
thousand dollars nevertheless.
The guests are all housed in the
surrounding cottages, none Of
which were burned, and Mr.. Brun
was able to feed all corners by last
night, using the old dining room
and kitchen, which were used up
to last wear and which had not been
dismantled.
Supt. o.. w. Roe, OF the South.
WESTERNS branch, came from Ala.
mogordo on a special train to see
to the situation and it will he de-.
cidcd at once as To how the resort
will be handled Tor the balance OF
the season.
No one was injured and the Cas-
mo, though 1t caught hrc, was saw.
ed.
Many OF the guests escaped IN
their Undertaking and had to
dress in the street.
rwo MEN INJUREp.
Quite a number OF guests lost
lewelry and clothes. This loss
alone will reach into the thousand $
OF dollars.
Gus Griggs, head clerk, we'll
known in ri Paso, had his ieet
badly cut and burned.
/ Chas. Henderson, the night
Waterman, had his hands badly
cut toy glass.
BOILER ENPLODES.
One oil the range boilers blew up
and threw pieces over to North
Cloudcroit, two blocks away.
The total loss will easily reach
100000, including furniture, etc,
! partly insured.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
Steer Runs Loose; Charges New
York Market Shoppers.

New York, June fs.-Escapinp
from the stock yards oi the New
York Dressed Beet Company, AT
Furticth street and the North river
a blk long horned steer charged the
thtongs IN 'Paddy's market, 81
Ninth avonur and Fortleth street.
The steer demolished the stalls
and stands as II they we're made oil
paper.
Men with ropes and a horde Oh
small boys started in pursuit Al
Ninth avenue and Forty hrst stree
a man was tossed On the horns ol
the animal, tut was not hurt. a
woman was next thrown.
The steer then gored a canva,
sign out side OF 4 butcher shop.
NO mounted policemen and four
patfolmcn foptd the animal.
II you need a cab, call 50, day or
night. 3i.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
HEDGPETH PAID
FOR TELLING TRUTH

Among other notes from VIII
Robinson comes the following
about Joe Hedgpeth, who used to
be- pastor OF a local church and has
many friends and admirers in this
CITY.
The citizens OF Carlsbad gave
Parson Toe Hcdgpeth a pot OF
money and those OF Artesia gave
him a suit Of clothes, tor simply
telling the truth about the lower
Pecos Valley, and without desiring
to he considered ur,1crcnt, | would
rise TO inquire what the parson
might hav, handed the gentlemen
II be- had not been so particular
about the truth. IL isn't safe to
think about this phase OF the mat
TT Tor II is one Of iaf too many
possibilities. Suppose that Por-
tales had the chance Phowl
QUIT it right there.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
CARNEGIE PUBLIC
B~ENETACTOR? LIE!
SAYS RABBI WISE

Buffalo, n. ", June ia An.
drew Carnegie's libraries idea was
attacked at the conference oil char.
tiles and correction today by Rabbi
Stephen 5. Wise, OF the Free
Synagogue, New York. Without
naming Carnegie, Rabbi Wise said;
TO call a man who has crushed
his enemies singly and in groups,
a public beneia"t tor is a lie. We
need justice more than we need
libraries"
A. ], Mckelway, assistant sec.
rotary OF the National Child Labor
committee, spoke on Child Labor
in the South"
'MckeIway said in part; The
American intelligence appreciates
the evils OF the system, in racial
degenercy, perpetuated poverty,
growth OF illiteracy, the disinte.
grafton OF the family, the increase
oil crime, the lowering OF the wage
scale and the swelling army OF the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
GUESTS HAVE CLOSE CALL IN N
CASES: AROUSED AFTER MIDNIGHT


C~loudcrott, N. NJ, June ia
The Cloudcroit Lodge is now moth.
ing but smoking ruins.
The fire was discovered in the
ROOT OF the east wing oi the build.
my at 1890 Sunday morning by
nightwatchman Henderson. who
gave the alarm.
Manager Il. j.. Brun had JUS,
retired and was on hand imme.
diately and all guests were awak.
ened and got out in safety.
There was very little loss OF
baggage and personal effects, Mrs.
Ripper, oi Albuquerque, being the
heaviest individual loser, losing
about s2oo worth oi Jewels.
At the time the fire started there
vas i3 feet OF water in the resrr
voiT and pressure was good, but
as the fire progressed, pressure be.
came somewhat weak owing TO us
ing tour lines OF hose and also TO
the waste occasioned by pipes
bursting in the burning building
Luckily the pump was being
run at night as we'll as dav, which
gave a better pressure than would
have been had otherwise.
The fire is thought to have orig.
mated from the chimney OF the
large FIRE place, as there had been
a fire in the CRATE up to about mid.
night and the first sign OF fire was
seen in the root around this chin
ney.
Everyone in town able 10 work
was OH the grounds and assisted
in saving what furniture was pos.
sible.
SOME STUFF SAVED.
The furniture, linen, bedding,
ETC., was saved from ten downstairs
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

Buffalo. Y. y. June lI.-Childrcn,
lawhrcakcrs, families aud neighhor
hoods, rmigruuts aud state supervision
aud administration were the topics fpi
TO-DAY = session al the Conference nj
Chuttir, aud Corrections. Frank t.
" ndr. u member oi The state prohu
liuu committee, ut Buffalo, was the
first speaker.
Mt. Wade pointed out the changing
attitude oi the state Ia It's Legislation
THEN property 10 t""s" constructive
It"rrs-r, which are Ior the wrlfur" 81
the child. tie claimed that most oi the
ntlcucrs at rhildi 81 are due to the
IHult III p%ar"uts aud that the child
problem can never he solved uh,il cui
r%rcti,c influences are ais" applied ="
parents. Mr.. Wade would give the
juvenile .uurts exclusive jurisdiction
IN all eases IN which children o. pui
"hts who contribute to the delinquency
~ their children are concerned.
Child Labor In South.
4. j. Me klcway, 0f Atlanta, Gcur
gia, secretary Oi the National Child
Labor committee for the southern
states, attacked the institution of child
labor IN the south. lie contradictcd
fla .l.t,. - AANfIasu ,...u.. t..t IA
that conditions there have been eX
aggcrnted, that the number OF tOiling
children are rapidly decreasing aud
the evil itself disappearing, by show
my many %stereopticon views Of actual
conditions ia three Vt the large indus
tries.
1.-The oyster packing industry ia the
south is extensive along the gulf
coast he said. "The wages today
are below the standard OF American
living, and the workers are mainly
iiohemians brought from Baltimore.
During the summer season they are EN-
ploycd IN the fruit aud vegetable can
ming industry OF Maryland, whose
child labor law has n special exemption
for the canning industry. The com.
munities where they are employed les
tify to the pitiful plight in which the
workers often find themselves. Their
children are numerous and from eight
years old aud upwards are employed
in shuc king the oysters piled upon
trF., ears, after having been run
through "a steam heatyd chamber. Out
Of one force of $50 hands al work,
counted thirty five children not over
ten years old, apparently, From the
peculiar conditions OF their employ.
mont they have absolutely no chance
for an education.
"'The cigar industry in Tampa, Key
West, aud To u lesser degree in Rich.
mond, Petersburg and Danville, Vir
ginia, employs u large number Of chil.