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The oasis., 1909-11-13

EXAMPLES of Arizlna law and lawyers such as Frank Heney has given in San Francisco, are not calculated to help the cause of statehood.
The oasis., 1909-11-13

nlUnSell anu assuring Inem Clt u He twas not afraid" and was ready and willing to meet violence with violence. He was ready and will ing always to do murder, but first he wanted an overt act to come from the other side as an excuse for the murder and malice he car ried in his own heart.
 Was there ever such a spectacle in civilized court? A public prosecutor, whose duty it was to conduct under the forms of cold law an investigation of alleged violations of that law with a con tinual parade of his own willing ness to act as a law breaker him. self. He was ready and willing at any time to violate a God made law in his effort to compass the enforcement of man made law. He could let slip no opportunity to pose in the lime light of publici- ty as a "bad mana killer who has tr his credit one notch on the stock of his gun, and was ready and willing to add another. Such methods are nauseating in the ex. treme, and by pursuing them MT. Heney alienated the support of thousands who believed in the justice of his cause and desired its success at the outset. And it is remarkable that the judges who 8 tt upon the bench in the various trials wherein Mr. Heney figured in the graft prosecutions should have permitted exhibitions of tenn per and malignance so gross. A juIge of the right temper would nave piled upon the assistant pub Ii; prosecutor fines for contempt of court so high that the public treas ury of the city and county of San Francisco would have absorbed all the big fees paid him by the federal government m the Oregon land fraud prosecutions, and added to it the handsome fees he is said to have received from the San Fran. cisco capitalist who financed open- ly the anti.graft prosecutions in that city.
 Nor was it in the courts alone that MT. Heney's malignance and ill temper were manifested. In his public harangues there was presented continually his offensive personality, and it is reported that he obtruded it even in private places. It is related that but a day or two before election, in one of the clubs in San Francisco he overheard some gentlemen criticis- ing himself and his methods, and he butted into the conversation and berated them as "fools or i'm. beetles" for opposing him. Knowl. edge of that act spread all over Che city with lightning like rapidity and it lost him hundreds of votes It Is asserted even that it lost hin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
DON'T EXPERIMENT
You VIII Make No Mistake II You
Follow This Albuquerque Citi-
Zcn's Advice.

Never neglect your kidneys.
If you have pain in the back. urin-
ary disorders, dizziness and nervous
ness, it's time to act and no time to eN'
pertinent. These are all symptoms %
kidney trouble, and you should seek Z
remedy which is known to cure the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney pills is the remedy to
use. No need to experiment. 1t has
cured many stubborn cases in Albu-
querque. Follow the advice of an Al
.buquerque citizen and be cured your
self.
Mrs. w. II. Long. $40 5. Broadway,
Albuquerque, n. NJ. says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills have been used in our
home with splendid results and from
my knowledge of their value, | can
highly recommend them. About three
years ago we first took Doan's KID
ney Pills and the fact that we have
had no need of a kidney medicine since
is proof that the benefit received has
been permanent. | am a firm believer
in the merit of Doan's Kidney pills
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
LIVELY CONTEST IN
PROSPECT FOR THE
MARSHALSH|P
HALF A DOZEN ACTIVE
CANDIDATES IN FIELD
Tom HubbeII Of Albuquerque,
E, C. Burke Of Santa Fe ard
Secundino Romero Of Las Ve-
Gas the Most Active,

There Is a very lively contest com
ing along in New Mexico within the
next few weeks, for the appointment
ia the United states m~arshalship for
this territory. the position which Crei
ehton NJ. Foraker. brother of Joseph
Benson Foraker. of ohio, has held I'M
50 it is reported, he is 10th to give up.
Foraker has been United states Mar
human memory. He has never had to
fight for disappointment. The plum
lust fell into his outstretched hand
whenever it was time for a r~eappolnl-
mcnt to be forthcoming. That was all
because Of senator Joseph Benson For
aker. back in ohio. But the ONO
statesman is not in a position to com
mand plums of this variety any more
and whether Mr.. Foraker desires to be
rcappointed. as it is rumorcd he does,
he is not considered in the running.
There are plenty of gentlemen, how
ever. who want the job. 1t will not go
about begging an occupant. There are
in fact, about half a dozen very active
men who are using every string they
can get hold of to acquire the place.
Heading the list is Thomas 5. Hub
bell of Albuquerque, e~X-sherlff and a
pretty strong aspirant for the place.
It has been rumored ever since election
time that Hubbcll desired the Job
Along about last February the word
went around that he didn't want IT,.
But there is no doubt at "a now that
he does and thai he will probably have
The endorsement of National Commit
teeman Luna and Chairman Bursum Of
the republican committee of the place
This is a pretty strong lead in a race
of the kind.
l.. c. Burke, of Santa Re, .is'a bro
Their of Congressman Burke of Penn
sylvania. who VAS talked of for a very
little while for Mr.. KnoN's place in the
senate. MI, Burke didn't get to be a
senator. but he is still a member OF
the house. and an active one. He has
been working night and day to get
his brother appointed and is said to
have some chance for success. MI.
Burke lacks the endorsement of the
territorial republican organization,
however. and his will work against
him in the final round up.
Then there is %SecundinO Romero Of
Las Vegas, who already has 4 nice job
as clerk of the court for his district.
But Sec wants to be United States Mar
shall and his father, Eugenio, it Is said,
is determined to ut him there If he
can, so that S%ecundino is distinctly in
the running.
There are others-several of them.
But up to date these three are consld-
cred the live ones. Unless. always n
less. the president of the United States
should happen to take a notion at the
last minute to appoint some gentleman
from elsewhere to the New Mexico
place.
The part of the contest in which Al
buquerque people are chiefly Interested
is in the continuance of the marshal 81
office in this city. This is considered
certain whoever lands the plum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
new MEXICO COUNTY
b0 s F|ND
GOOD MARKET
ROLLINS AND SONS OF
DENVER TAKE $4,000
Cour ty Establishment
and Court House and VaIen-
ella Refunding Bonds DiSpoS-
ed of,

w. a. Scott, representing e. II. Rol-
Inns and Sons of Denver, one of the
best known bond dealing firms in the
west, was in Albuquerque yesterday
closing up details of the purchase
which he has Just made for his house
of some sS1 900 worth of New Mexico
county bonds. -.
The issues taken are $4,000 OF re-
funding bonds of Valencia county, at
) per cent. The issues taken up are
early issues. which nave carried from
6 to S per cent. and the refunding will
save the county Il considerable sum in
interest charges.
The remaining bonds are of Torrance
county. OF the total Of sac, zoe, $4,000
are establishment bonds, the proceeds
of which go to Valencia county as Tor
rance county's share of the bonded
debt. Torrance county has been un-
able to issue these bonds up to this
time because Of lack of sufficient as
SCSSeu valuation. ! ne dSStSSch NhluA
ton of the county now, however, is
above $1,000, 600 and the bonds were
promptly disposed of. The remainder
of the issue consists of $4,000 current
expense bonds and $4,000 court house
and Jail construction bonds. The sale
of these latter will enable. Torrance
county to pay all outstanding claims
and to begin at once with the erection
of its court house and Jail at Estan-
lin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14

which there arc some 200 among Tia.
dock strikers.
We had 1000 men altogether Oh,
rest being Hungurians and Italians.
The Greeks todd them Monday that
they must quit work on they would
shoot them, adding that they were
going to hold the company up They
did not maxi, any demand and have
not yet. We are paying day lah"rets
Is - cents au hour and - cents for
night work. II was from this good
pay that they struck
Under Tho escort of soldiers the first
strikebreakcrs arrived today They
were q hundred French-Cuuadious ID
sturdy looking lot. wen equipped 'oa
muscular work around tn. dock cor l"i
fight If necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
TROOPS KEEP ORDER
At FORT WILLIAM
Bayonets and loaded Rifles in
Hands of Determined Men
Tend to Discourage Striking
Dock Lab0rerS,
INV Norning journal Ssccisl Iessed NireI

fort William. ont. Aug. 13-Pres
|cncc OF bayonets and the sight of mel
loading rifles. with lead balls. seat.
tered the leaders OF the Canadian Paci-
lie lock strike today. Colonel steele
followed up his advantage by taking
vigorous steps toward disarming thu
strikers.
The three hundred soldiers patroll-
ing the streets in the dock district to-
night kept close watch to avoid any
as it is known that hundreds
Of weapons are hidden away by strik-
efs
General Manager Bury OF the Cana
dian Paciflc said
We don anticipate ans further in
terruption Of traffic nov that troops
are here. We arr ready 90 rest On ar
duration. These men quit work with
OUT notice and without ans effort to
confer with u company. w aftri-
butte his 60 The Creek element. 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14

pondcut at Ccrberc near the Spanish
frontier says that Is persons were shot
"Wednesday ia the Montiuich fortress
at Barcelona. for their part in the re-
cent revolt. The correspondent adds
That the revolutionary agitation con-
tinucs and that yesterday the gendar-
mes suffered q loss of five men killed
in a fight with rerolutionists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
BURN THE WORMS OR
EAT THEM
Albuquerque Owners of Cotton
Woods Have Pleasant Alter
native, Now Is the Time to
Get Busy,

"A]lbuuueruue'S crop of worms Is
now ripe and ready to harvest sale
w. w. strong yesterday. to a reporter
for the Morning Journal Mr.. strong
has been waging an unrclenting war
fare on the worms, which lnfest th'
cotton wood trees for several years
past. For the past ten DAYS ne mas
been making the rounds of the trees
in his "nriehborhood on West Contra
avenue. armed with a long pole ana q
can of kerosene. burning up the huhi-
crous nests which are now timex III
many trees.
we have the choice of burning the
worms or Of eating them, having th'Il
In our ewes. our clothes, our food am"
our dreams" said Mr.. strong. FOR
my part / prefer to burn them ana u
seems To me every citizen should p'
willing to take tho time to do the same
thing.
The worms are about ready To come
out Of the nests now. y delay oil 'No
or three days and you will burn empty
nests. The time to do it is now
The crop this year. because OF the
drouth. is very light and a careiul
campaign with fire right no" VIII
come very near to wiping out THIS par
~ticularly annoying pest
\ great many Albuquerque pe"i'i'
have already had the cotton WOODS
burned over. The burning process Is
the only effective one yet discovered IL
does no damage to the trees and elire-
lively clears out the worms. As NJ
strong says. the worms are air'auN "'-
ginning to make short excursions ""'
into the world and within W." or thfee
DAYS the whole crop viii Doe actively
engaged in getting into "ur eyes am"
our food
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
row DER LADEN BARK
CAPTURED by CUNBOAT.

C'uta, Morocco, Aug. IA Spanish
s'lnboat today chased and opened Tire
upon a ltiftian bark. The Riffians
aboard the bark. replied hotly to the
spanish fire ANA then escaped by
winning to the shore The bark.
which was loaded with powder. was
captured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
MOOiiS RESIST LANDING
PATTY CARRYING SUPPLIES.

Alpucemah. Morocco. Aug 13.-Thc
enemy kept up a constant fire last
night upon The Spanish forces. Today
the steamer Scvilla. carrying provisions
and ammunition arrived and anchored
hN the sunboat Pinzou. The Moors
then directed their efforts toward pre-
venting the landing of the supplies. At
iirst they were successful, but finally
y landing was effected under the
combined fire of The PinZon and the
forts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
TIL T. VI \ j.
VIM. kickc. Prop.
FALL DEAD FROM
FIERCE HEAT IN ST, LOUIS

st. Louis. Aug. 13.-Nith the wca-
'thcr bureau thermometer showing d
temperature OF 90 degrees. and street
Instruments recording as high as l0i,
st. Louis wiltcd today. Five deaths
and a score or more prostTations were
reported.
Tonight WAS extremely hot, 81 de-
grces an 10 o'clock. An increased list
of prostrations is looked for as there
is no relief in sight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE,

. lbs. OF potatoes. .... ....' -''
. large cakes of tonic glyccrtne
soap ........ ...'+ ''''' i''
> large cans OF milk, ........ 2ot
Fancy S%uccotash, per a n...... ,loc
200 bottle of Runners catsup,. .l5c
Postum Cereal, per pkg ....~. zoe
\ bars Of Diamond c soap. ...... zoe
Fancy Vcrmicelli, per pkg. ....... zoe
3 pkgs. of Macaroni. ....... Zoe
Hires Extract of Root liecr..... zoe
. pkgs. of B-romangelon ...,... zoe
Yacht club salad dressing .... .25c
! bottle of pickles, ! bottle OF
mustard and ! bottle of Chill
Fancy Early June Peas, per can Zoe
> cans of Veal Loaf. 2'c
Fancy Preserved ~Raspberrics o.. l'c
Fancy preserved straWbcrries.....15
Bakers Cholocatc, T. I'D. pkg. &c
T. ID. can Bakers Cocoa -...... zoe
Orange MaImalade. per jar. ......l 5c
Parl Barley, per pkg...........- &c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14
Chambcrlain's Collie. Cholera aud ID
arrlIoca Remedy Never Known
To Hail.

81 have used Chamlcrlain's Collie
Cholera aud Dlrrhoca Remedy since
II was first introduced 20 the public
in 1879. ana have never round one in
stance where e cure was not speedily
effected bv its use. I have been a
commercial traveller for eighteen
wears. and never start out on a trip
without this. my faithful friend says
H. : Ni,hols of Oakland. Ind. Ter
F..r sa Jos 500 druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-14

For twenty years | suffered from
a bad case OF granulated sore eyes
says Martin Boyd, Of Henrietta. Ky.
In February 1903. a gentleman ask
cd me to try Chamberlain's Salve. [
bought one box and used about two
thirds OF 1t and my eyes have not
given me any trouble since This
salVe Is for sale by All druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27

ing TO vote dry II two tickets were
put up now express themselves that
they are In favor Of the saloons. and
some that signed the dry petition
believe that We can still use the
revenue from the saloons.
Mrs. j. V. Yeoman. Mrs w E.
Tarbox. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ritchie
andeE A. Russell attended the show
In Rocky Ford Wednesday evening.
The Beatty Reynolds Trading Com.
pany received = stock OF beds and
bedding and will soon add a line OF
furniture to their stock.
Miss Phillips. Of Manxanola. is now
employed by the kintner-Potter Mer.
camille Company In the dry goods de-
partment.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27

all Of the parties there and :hen
nominated with the exception of Mr.,
Toyatt were again chosen at the
caucus held on the 18th. There was
nothing to show that the factory
boys were not wanted or were not
TO be alloyed a representation. IL
they saw fit TO remain away from
the caucus as special favor OF the
business men. as your articles call
the gang" II was up to them. The
socai.ed church people do not care
TO have their business run by a
dark" horse. and there is the real
goods" right off the hook.
II We are to read the news of
Swink. the real goods are good
enough for anyone. and such each
and all OF US will enjoy. No doubt
the other parties In 4 measure are
responsible for the articles as they
appeared in your issue of the goth.
One thing sure, and It's . good sof,
bet. and that is this: Right here
In this article you have the truth.
In other words the real dope"
w e. PARKMAN.
Who Il q Voter.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27

testimonial OF appreciation OF his yal.
liant efforts in bringing the local
lodge up to its present standard Of
excellence Mr.. Althen Is soon to
leave Us for fields green and pas
lures new. He has been . member Of
the local lodge ever since 1t was or
ganized. and for two years was its
exalted ruler. The presentation
speech was made by Fred A. Sabin
and feelingly responded to BY the
recipient Of the highest honor that
could be conferred by the local
lodge.
At the conclusion Of the ,ro-
gramme dancing was INDUCED in un-
til = late hour. and one OF the
pleasantest events in the history Of
Elkdom passed into history.
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
NEWS OF sw,nk.

Samuel Wall is in Oklahoma this
week.
C. A. Reynolds spent Monday at
Fountan.
Mrs. J. v. yeoman was Mama
nola visitor Tuesday.
DIR. oppemheim was In town Tues
day visiting MIR. Seiland.
c. II. Spurgeon has been quite Ill
but is recovering slowly.
G. W. Gross spent Sunday In Colo
RADIO Springs with his family.
H. A. Mccall and J. W. Ecton are
repairing side walks this week
MIR. and Mrs G. H. winchell were
the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Sinsheim-
er Sunday.
W. o. and Charles Hartman. C. o.
Bursell and W. E. Gaines were out
to Timpas Sunday.
A. c. Probert. a prominent mer-
chant from Greeley. spent Sunday
with w. E. Gaines.
The town council met Monday nigh
and appointed w. s. Atterberry as
clerk for the coming election
&c. Crossen and Miss Faye Frank
lin attended the show In Rocky
Ford Wednesday evening.
Gebhard 4 Sons shipped six car
loads OF cattle Thursday Paul Bloss
went to Kansas City with the stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Powars and
C. A. Reynolds attended the funeral
OF Matt Daimler in La Junta Thurs
day.
Mrs. 8. Springs returned home
from Pueblo Tuesday, where she was
called on account Of the serious i'll
meas Of her daughter.
Last week We were between the
devil ana the deep well and this weeh
We are nearer the deep weal--that u.
We are settins more wets In TORN,
ana froa tie pres1st Indications.
~ ApriI Ssh the town win ali be vet
noth ticAses srs ~ in favee. q .
vst tovs. - sne that uess 90
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
SKATING RINK NOTES.

One Of the special features fol
tonight will be the 6iock skate, which
every one. both skaters and spec.
tators. enjoy.
{ The skate room boys will run 4
one mile race tonight. The one mile
race on last Saturday night was xon
by Krutch Morris; time. minutes
and ~ seconds.
The date OF the rube skate has
been set for Wednesday night, April
l4th. This will, give everyone ample
time to prepare for the occasion
which will undoubtedly be one OF the
most enjoyable events Of the sea.
son. All skaters will be obliged to
be In costume. but not masked. and
handsome prizes will be awarded.
On Monday, Tuesday and wednes.
day Of this week the Colorado Skat.
ing Team. composed OF winfield
Jackson and Marjorie Barnes. de
lighted their audiences with fancy
and trick skating. Both are clever,
and much skill was displayed In .he
acts which they perSbrmed. Miss
Barnes returned to her hoae In Den
ver and Prok. Jacknoa len On iTAus.
day nssntAg 1pe TAes0A Haah.,
uhsse - wil1 nm N enenes0sat-
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
Real dope" ." s~int Politics.

The articles appearing In the last
issue Of the Tribune regarding The
tickets put In the field here are TO
quite an extent misleading, ina.much
as they make It appear that Rev.
Smothers has his ticket In the field.
when. rs = mattr of fact, the rever-
end gentleman had much less to do
In the framing Of the Independent"
ticket than the average voter of the
place. 1t is true that he was pres
ent and took part In both of he
public meetings. the same as any
other person could have done should
he or she desire. but the ticket was
put up ty business men and taxpay-
ers. and in the placing Of this ticket
1t was done open and above board.
The candidates named by that caucus
are business men. each and every
one. and rs such they did not find
1t necessary to resort to secret meet
ings, such as the other folks saw
necessary when they held their
meeting on the 18th at the Santa Fe
freight house, which. by the way, IL
not N the Atx. nmits Some people
are getting mighty tired Of gang
rule and underhanded star chamber
nstheaB- At tAe caness held leareA
IstA = eiasses usre presest and
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
F.r. :. o.c.y.

At an early hour Thursday morn
ing the grocery and meat market of
Vert Bond. At Olney. was totally
destroyed by fire. The postoffice was
in = room OF this building. and every
thing was destroyed but the mail
and mail cases. Miss Gladys John
son. the clerk. lost about 5000 In
post cards and stationery.
Miss Grace Conard. the postmis-
tress. lost 500 In dry goods.
This was one Of the oldest build
inss in Oiney. having been erected
many years ago BY Uncle Billy
Barnea.-
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
E,ks' Smoker.

Five hundred people attended the
second annual smoker Of the local
lodge OF Elks. given at the hall and
club rooms last Friday evening. The
fun was fast and furious throughout,
and the entertainment provided
seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed by
all OF those present, especially the
stunt OF Sherman Farr and the de-
gree team. who gave . public demon
stration Of the manner In which can
didates for membership are put
through" Mr.. FAR was = candidate
for the hospital when the team got
through with him.
Bide Dudley. Of Smoke wreaths
notoriety ON the Denver Post. in an
inimitable manner. all his own.
amused the audience with some Of
his latest stories. and was really
the star OF the evening.
Mr.. Herbert Williams, whose voice
has charmed the whole Pacific coast.
made himself prime favorite with
all. as the enthusiastic encores that
greeted his efforts demonstrated. He
is without ! doubt the sweetest sing
er. that . La Junta audience ever
heard
sO4e Of the features Of the even
ine vas tie pressntatioa of . lIfe
msnhsgship caFd. engraved On Dsrs
essa. - Clalre =. .sAltAsn. - . a1lght
La Junta tribune., 1909-03-27
Some MORE LOCAL ITEMS.
Trade with H. @. Todd.
Ask Tor Dankin's bread.

Q
Trade 1t the Palace Drug Store.
Cut flowers every Tuesday and
Friday. D. Marsh. 20s Santa Fe.
For sale-on stove; good as new:
only $500. Inquire At this office.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire at ZIG
Cimarron avenue.
For Rent = Front room; down
stairs; modern house,. gestleman
only. Inquire At this office.
shampooing. .maaicuring and facial
nassass: coz Santa Fe avenue;
phone. East lee: Mrs. ]. E. Fem.
For Rent-An eight room dwelling
and barn. lI6 Carson avenue. .Ad-
dress l20 East Huerfano, Colorado
Springs. Colo.
For Rent-Two half houses .sls San
Juaa avenue; thres rooms. hath and
pantry: modern. Inquire w. Dubree.
SOS Colorado avenue.
For sals-ssveral pieces Of wen
impfoved properly: three. four and
i've roons:eood location: good terms
u dssirsd-c- r Buckley.
For sale-Household goods; Barred
Rocks and White Leghorn chickens,
and one Jersey COW. Apply Ration
avenue and Fourteenth street.
Eucalyptus hair tonic sold at the
Marsh rooming house. sos Santa Fe
'avenue; also neatly furnished rooms
for IS per month. Phone Junta s5s-
A. Halbers came up from La Jur-
T. yesterday morning. He says that
everything il on the move at La
Junta. but not nearly 20 much as
here, taking the size Of the town
into consideration He says that
Fowler has the only real hive busi-
ness mems club in the valIey.-Fow-
ler Tribune. The hoard of direct
eEs a IT, Ii yusea lndustriaf A.
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