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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26

nization. Organization win always
overcome dlsorganization.
In this declaration Of the ncccs-
sity, the beneficience of organization,
! count the governor of this state as
in agreement and not in dissent. l
think there have been many indica-
tons of a widespread feeling among
the people OF the United states THAI
the political organizations Of the
country are not truly representative
of them. Every man WIND swerves
from the high duty of truly represent
ing the people by whom he Is con-
stituted an officer, a member "a any
body. any convention, any committee
which has political power, who
swerves from the straight line of true
representation is doing. perhaps a
fatal injury to his organization
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
INCREMENT REACHED
ON PENAL CODE BILL

Washington, Feb. ga virtual
agreement has been reached by thH
conferecs of the house and senate
on the penal code bill
The senate confcrees have ae-
ceptod tie house amendment incor-
porating into the code the Knox
bin for the regulation of the inter-
state shipments of intoxicating Ii
quOrs.
The Knox bill is to be amended
however. by a provision that a ship
per commits an offensc only when he
knowingly" ships Intoxicating u
quors which have not been properly
marked.
The so-callcd "Ku klux" legislation
is stricken from the code according
20 the agreement,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
C0NFESSES
TO GHASTLY
MURDER
CLERK at Hutchinson
Slain by Treacherous Friend
Who Begged Permission to
Sleep in Office.

u Morning journal speciai ieascd wirel
Hutchinson. kan, Feb 25.-OrVille
Poland. nineteen years Of age, was
arrested yesterday charged with the
murder Of Jesse %Haymaker, the OK
press clerk who was found dead in
the depot office yesterday morning
He confessed today that he was guilty
Of the murder.
Roland, who was an intimate friend
of Haymaker. asked it. he might sleep
with him. and Maymaker consented.
He said Haymakcr was asleep when
he shot him.
Il must have been crazy. but did
it," declared Poland. 1--WE both went
to sleep. Later ! awolte and Jesse
was dead and | had a pistol in my
hand. Then ! went to the uptown
office and robbed the cash drawer. ]
got $7.25 out OF it ana don't know
what | did with it,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
Elio, DccIincs English Mission.

Austin. Tex. Feb. 25.-ketiring
President Eliot Of Harvard, who adj
dressed the Texas legislature today
said. regarding a published report.
that lac would likely DE offered the
ambassadorship TO Great Britain said
that il would be impossible for him
20 accept the post should IT be ten
dercd him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26

indianapolis. Feb. 25.-Sonator Al
bert J.. Bevcridgo. in an address be-
fore the Republican State Editorial
association tonight declared himself
in favor Of "A direct primary election
for all public offices from constable
to United States senator.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
Sold Mhiskcv WIN Applcs.

Springfield, Mo, Feb. 25.-B T.
Brodus, a news agent on Frisco pas
sengcr trains. pleaded guilty today to
liquor without license and paid
a fine of $500. Detectives say it was
Brodus' plan to sell thirsty passengers
two apples for 60 cents and throw ia
a pint of whiskcy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
OUR DOMESTIC FINISH Is JUST
THE THING AND SATISFIES OUR
PATRONS. IT YOU WANT TO BE
UP TO DATE HAVE YOUR LAUN-
DRY DONE BY THE IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY, BACK OF POSroIIICE.


New Work. Feb 25.-Judge Gary,
of the tinitcd states steel corpora
ton today issued "A denial of the per
sistert rumors that n cut in the wages
of the corporations 24o. GEO employees
on or about April 1 had been decided
upon. The proposition had not been
even considered, he said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
CLAIM HUGHES0WES
HIS NOMINATION
TO MACHINE
Republican Leaders in New
York Resent Governors Ref
efenceS to Saratoga Con-
ventioni Root Guest of Honor


- NtNTNNik DNHNAAHA FltAf
Albany. n. Y. Feb. 25-That GoN-
crnor Hughes was renominated at the
behest OF the republican party
bosses was declared by Timothy J..
Woodruff here tonight at the Albany
county republican organizations an
nual dinner at which Sonator-clcct
Elihu Root was guest of honor
Mr.. woodruff said he desired to
rcfuto the governors reference 10 Inc
state convention at Saratoga last fan
ia which the governor declared the
bosses for two or three days pre-
vented the delegates from obeying
tho viii of thc people.
THE majority of the delegates TO-
that convention. hr said. were not
for his nomination and IL was not un-
til the so-cailcd bosses on the nsi
DAY succeeded ina impressing upon the
delegates the d%esirability Of renomi-
mating the governor lest the failure 10
do so would Doe harmful TO the ma
.tionaI ticket In western states Of
populistic tendency. that a majority
Of the delegates were finally induced
to vote for tho denomination.
The delegates hositatcd bcca sse
they knew the real attitude Of tho
voters which was demonstrated al ne
polls when Hughes ran behind TAFT
and his colleagues on the state tick
.et."
Mr. Root said III part
Il have perhaps too little patience
with those who think that "a repub-
lioan government can be continued
and administered without party orga-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
nonsc TO Notc ON subsidy nlIl.

Washington. Feb. 2h.-The house,
It was announced tonight, probably
will vote next Monday ON the senate
ocean mail subsidy bin which was
ordered reported favorably today. A
careful anvas of the house is in
progress. Not until the poll is com
pleted viii the rules committee con-
slider q rule for the vote on the bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
sniIors lave B~reauhIng spcll.

Fort Monroe, VA. Feb. 2o.-coal-
ing operations on the ships of the At
lantie fIcct are all but completed and
INC sailors soon VIII have their first
period of comparative idlcness since
leaving Gibraltar, February 6.
Admiral Sporry viii leave for
Washington tonight and viii so over
with the navy department the plans
Of the fleet. General shore leave is
withheld until Admiral spcrrN's re-
turn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
sPERRY WILL SOON
HAUL DOWN HIS
FLAG, REPORT
Persistent Rumor That Presi-
dent viii Appoint New Com
mander of Fleet Before Re-
firing Next Thursday
Morning Journal Special Leased wir.l

INV M0EHlHk 'A'
rort Monroe, Va Feb. 25.-Rear
ADMIRAL Charles S, sperry, who
brought the American battleshir fleet
rrom san Francisco to Hampton
roads. left tonight for Washington
and the ships carpenter on board thu
flagship Connecticut began to box up
nc admirals belongings. The i'm
nression grows that Admiral SperrS
soon win haul down his flag. 1t II
common gossip in the fleet that Presi-
dent Roosevelt intends TO name the
next commandments before he
retires from office next Thursday. Re
norris Of disasters TO parties on board
the little boats We're received today
but all ~fortunateiy proved unfouhder
one report had seven men and two
o~fficcrs drowned 1t spread far and
wide throughout the country until
night telcgraphs of inquiry were re-
ceivcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26

San Antonio, Texas, Feb 25.-E.
II. Hartman quietly celebrated his
.sixty-first birthday today. He -passed
the morning in pistol and rifle prac-
ticc, and said he never felt better la
his life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-26
CALLSSECRET SERVICE MEN
COMMON LIARS


matter Of senate committee assign
monts, according to an address in the
senate today by senator Burkett' OF
Nebraska. He spoke in support OF
his resolution providing that commit
tee assignments shah be made by
seniority but that NJ senator shall be
a member of both the committee on
finance and appropriations nor a
member Of mor than two commit
tees that consider appropriation Bills
nor of more than two of the commit
tees on appropriations, commerce.
finance, foreign relations. interstate
commerce, Judiciary and rules.
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Send this advertisement. ioee,hu WITH nsnne o.
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GRAND JURY ON
TRAIL Of MEN
HIGHER Up
SaIoonkeeperS Called
on Carpet in Chicago in
Connection With Alleged
Mammoth Graft,


fBy Morning journal snrcpi ssehseo WIFI
Chicago. Feb. 25.-An alleged
grating plot. said to involve Chicago
politicians of state wide influence
was responsible for the appearance Of
nearly one hundred saloonkcepers be-
fore the grand jury today TheY
were faced with the alternative Of
Indictment for maintaining gambling
devices. or revealing the identity Of
those to whom they are alleged TO
have paid tribute.
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DON'T BE MISLEAD. ASK FOR
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SCOTS Emulsion

clothes the nerves and
muscles with warm fat, fills
the veins with rich blood.
1t makes children rugged
and hardy and fearless OF
the cold. It fills the whole
body with warmth and life
and energy.
Thin people sometimes
gain a pound 4 day while
taking it.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
mt: GROVE, mo
APRIL 80 1909:

Ny dear Conrad We grant you
oil the privileges that We ssk for
ourselves. You sesm to be DON.
siderably annoyed by the argue.
ment in favor Of nature % god,
and Science - . true teacher, and
say that the fact Of universal fear
proves the existsnos OF . higher
power than MAN, low you must
not misrepresent my articles, % l
have not claimed anything for
man in the shape If (power) ex.
ctpt (brain) power, who has not
devoured tho classical dictionary
before be has learned to scan the
lines Of (Homer, or Of Virgil -
varied 40 the Arabian Knights and
fully - romantic, it shines in the
beauty Of nature. in the pantheon
Icreation 0f God. There 10 no IN.
suit to the understanding be.
cause these creations are in
harmony with nature. and con-
sistent with humanity, there is nc
hatreu no fear no jealousy no low
(which has not natural cause.
| Man has no more power thar
any other animal. in governing
1.-The elements aud 10 just 80 full o
fear % anything that lives, hu
There is natural cause for oil teal
liz the animal kingdom has n
. brain they would have no nsrviou
!. system and consequently woui
i. not know what pain 10. or In othe
!. words they would have M feeling
Land would not know what (feaz
= was. fear comes from experience
q obtained on earth because ever
mouth Is . slaughter house, an
every stomsche is . tomb. Oil
: every living thing canlbal in OF
sense OF the word. there 10 veI
little doing here accept to slay az
eat, and all animals % we'll
birds, insects and reptiles ha'
learned by experience that goc
run 10 better than o bad stand, d
little ant Of which you speak
no example Of the insect famil
when you want to quote ants
after the red flying ant, and q
how much fcsr you will find
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
locntinued from page ..

v
spurs be put to them more and
more until they will see. and
throw of che chains that bind
them.
l.. Conclusion he says; ''Asaf,
the loudest shouter for constitu.
tional' liberty in Russia was Q
government spy"
Sad as il Is ve always find
spies and traitors in all organiza.
tions whether religious or politl
cal. But winch Is the worst
traitor. the one who fights port
Of the battles and then goes over
to the enemy, or the one who
never helps. but fluids fault with
the movement and calls thu
leaders traitors, grafters. etc.y
Faith without work Is dead.
quotes, Mr.. Stoke. With THU
sentiment we agree. You SO!
Socialism ia right. why don
yon try to bring it about instea'
of denouncing those who ar
working for the causes
Socialism is the only hope Q
the workers and the sooner 1t !
brought about the better 1t wi
be for oil mankind.
J. Fl. s.
Moulton, Iowa.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
IlsHll n
lunDaIl ]. }
OF APRIL 30, 1909.

He says we grant you a,I shsl
privlledges that Va oak Tor oari
selves. Now Comrade " hasei
not asked you for any privilsdges
We have all We need; And vel
thought We we're granting you
Ill any honest man could aak for.
/ II We have not, Just please tell
10, and We win surely do %.
Again you say "you seem to be
considerably annoyed by the ar
guements In favor Of Nature ~
Cod. No. my dear comrade.l
A man could not be annoyed.
When there was nothing 10 an
noy him. But let me say right
here; your assumption has caus.
ed us to loose confidence in your
comprehension Of things you and
others might say: unless the
teacher Of your shool, which YOU
belong to; Is q dummy. We trust
that this viii take all blight from
your mind concerning our annoy
} ment, in regard to what you cal
q arguments, in favor of Natur
D as God.
Again you say, you must nc
misrepresent my articles, as
: have not claimed any thing 10
i man 10 the shape Of power, o.
10 cept brain power" Well! we'll
welll!! this again lessons on
= confidence in the comprehensive
of our worthy comrade.
n Readers Of the CREssET '
h will not blame you II you take
y hearty laugh over such's cor
- prehension Of my worthy Soc
list Brother. And we must .
TO Friend Towe right here plea
do not take such arguments
club us Socialists over the he
thewho are going to bring about
Is universal brotherhood Of equ'
" ity. Just laugh at us and 81
~ q house divided against its'
!. must fall. 80 our advice to Soc
Vi lists Is this, that II they are 0
Gear, in WHAT'S the best inter
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
TAKE NOTICE..

Any party or parties wishing TO
nsk any questions. through sh''
paper, upon any subject relig.
cusly or otherwise shall b
treated % friend But In no cast
will tho Editor allow any SLAM
or slang phrases 60 throasi
its columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17

for down trodd en msn; costy els
shot and shsll 4. ~ snemy 4
III right especially ths asants
imployed. who V dAy y aapplng J
the s-sy lie blood from The poor
laboriee elass for ths mills q ths
sod's o. gfinding swiftly. And
ire the suniishsof she great har'
vest day n socia,iam hai ii9ht
upon the hills and ysiisys y. the
inhabited slobs, many, ssqqs and
daughters VIII ~ narsers
| graves. God help 6ocialises %
| see the Importance Of : union Of
all in the grand march 70 victory
to win . crown over the head Of
all opposition whether it be Tor
1.-THE down trodden Of Mexico, or
the suffering millions of the Un-
inted States or the surfs Of the
old world
The CREssET stands frst last
, and all the time for Bible Social
, lism. We talk it, we live 1t, and
\ We practice IL, and II you have
\ any thing 10 say against 1t say
We viii meet you half way
4 lor more. To prove our points IN
q Friendship. Love and Truth .
we wear the badge, and expect
Il to, while the lamp Of life holds
l out to burn. As for as / and
n an d Bro. McConnell's controver
=. sy ia concerned the readers o.
ln| the CREssEr will read all his ant
If ours and will take the good from
IN both. So come on dear comrad'
say all the good you can with o
70 little harm as possible.
a And as far a. harmful saying
n. Is concerned by our writers
To- hey all...ought to have mani
~ principals enough about them
lse not impose upon US who Is furn
to shing them with paper and labt
nd free to get their views befol
The readers, shame on such
~ man, and we say that man wi
- criticise us for others with o.
gu standing adds in our papel
10. oaght to think twice before ]
lin. speaks once. Look for our ~
eet answer TO this article.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17

MIN, there are miIlonoot them IN
Asia and Africa and meu are just
- much afraid Of them, ~ they
arc IT the Csbsa or ths Boaeon-
structer.
And there ere the driver ants Of
Africa, that travel the ysar around
in columns miles 10 length, stl
feeding tims they left shssl into
line and soosr the country for
something 10 eat. and the wild
animals - we'll - men women
and children ilse before them. and
oil that fall by the waysids are
devoursd by the DRIVER ants.
There il not much fear in them
lthey eat everything they come to,
even .hs little children in their
little beds. Crying for mercy.
but there comes no answer to The
wailing cry Of the children,
| The ants who are 90 full Of
fear, have gut them and their
doom Is sealed, there 10 no baud
of Providence stretched forth to
sheild them.
i And your lamb has been
!, taught by Its mother that the dog
Hikes mutton. and 10 therefore an
enemy 70 = living sheep, and &c
. they take no chances, but scam.
|per off together, but dogs and
n sheep can dwell together IN bar
. mony il they are brought mr.
4 right.
I'll Now Brother will you please
r explain where any part Of natu
o raj life principal has died,
hi 1t is very true that objects ant
a things the products Of natur'
ar have died. which will be true o
, every thing that lives, but tn
y life principal by which they liv
8. will never die, 1t has always ex
~ listed in the, soif and will exist o
a long as the minerals exists.
n And that will be as long as tn
n. universe exists and that will b
~ as long as we will have any ~
"a for it, the truth Is that If all tn
"a mineral was burned out Of tn
"a ground all over the world, to
"A depth Of two feet, there woul
ha not be q living creature on th
,lface OF the earth In six month";
~ because the mineral produce
On the Vegetable. and the vegitabl
'aa produces the mineral. You hav
!, nothing to fear from the nat,
raj god (idea,) it is good for a
and harmful to none. Natu1
teaches all that is necessary Il
linen to (know) II they will stud
lit, there are great many peop
who believe in prophesies.
Now In regard to the wailir
place in Jerusalem will 9,
that the prophesy 10 the cause
of those poor Jows gatheriI
there, they are the (dupesl Of
lot Of designing men, and q
held dow a by the old Jewish q
perstition. il you were to 70 the
to see them. you would not 4
any millionaire among thel
they are only the work cattle 4
. same O. We are. they aDs the p'
pie that build the synsgoges o
temples. The millionaire stay
} the large cities and study pla
to cheat them, II they should
~ unlucky enough to get their Ia
and cities into their possessi
They need socialism a. bad
we do. aud they need 1t with
a Jewish god, II they had b
q free thinkers they would b
got away from Aaron and Josl
when they laid tribute on "
inheritance, to tell the truth,
y a any man has to DO to hold l
~ in bondage is to get them to
lieve q certain thing. With
DO their mind If they have
mind, And then he can
them, and lead them and do
de thing he pleases to them, 8
was with the Jews. They
still looking for the Messiah
I0R their leaders are still preacl
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17

Wneu You 0pook OF we b0IuAQO
- q power you forget that II y :
natural power and hns . natural
cauae. when the atmosphere b.
comes warmed in 3 certain lati-
tude II rises above the earth and
leaves Z vacuum. and when this |
vacuum begins 70 Oh with cir n
causes . strong current Of air|
and the 0ngerit hlows thestrong.
| er n gets until tho vacuum y an
ed, with airl and % Il 10 with Ill
the clements The earthquake vi
the natural effect Of . natural
cause.
l have failed TO zee any intelli-
gence In q spiritual (God) Ia
Impending . whole year In making
II fruit, buds, and then killing them
all in one (hour.)
But such Is nature, she builds
up on one hand and tears down
; on the other. she 10 growth and
decay her laws arc immutible,
she ls no respeotor OF persons or
. interests, and cares NO more for
(msn) than she dues foi the rest
Of her (product) all are tho came
1 in her eyes, you won't lind nature
0 broke up in little pieces, ahe - oil
there every day IN the week aud
= Sunday too, shs has no opositt
nor does not need any, her will Il
3 law, and we must take our medi
q Gins, whether We like it or not
70 tnothing has ever happened that
4. vas not natural) nor nothing
4 ever will happen that 10 no
- natural the sense Of (feeling) !
T. the cauAe Of (fear) oil Of the min
ID eral and Vegetable kingdoms hav
. life principle, but they have n
10 sense Of feeling and consequently
!, they have no fear, 20 you see tina
fear is not (universal.)
Now / think have Answere
I'd the greater part Of your argumen'
re but ] am not the Judge. We vi
OF allow the people to coy which
no right or the most reasonable,
90 l have written another attic
= which I will send in next wet
40 in answer to your last.
You should not allow yo'
be Correspondence to abuse ca
!. other because abuse breeds angr
:. passions, and anger blows out 4
ho lamp Of the mind and leaves 10
he the dark.
ii Yours for truth.
Id Most Rsspt.
- J. d.
10 Abuse then com es from
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-06-17
Yours for truth.
Most Rsspt.

Abuse then com es from tn
mind. And the abuse breeds
anger, and and anger blows out
the lamp Of the mind, and leaves
us in the dark. what God ma.
ture is ! can't see any Socia'
listic system u nder such a God,
Ed.
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The newspaper., 1909-10-08
The Way it Works.

The citrus fruit growers of
California were greatly tricked
over the increase of the tariff on
lemons made in the Aldrich bill,
but they had hardly got through
their rejoicing when the railroads
announced an increase in freight
rates on lemons, of 15 cents
hundred pounds. This will mean
at least 100000 additional re-
ceipts for the railroads, while the
growers will receive no more for
their fruit. This is only another
example of how high tariff
protects" the producer, while
the consumer is forced to pay
higher prices to fill the Golfers of
the corporations and enrich the
trusts.--Grand Valley Progress.
The newspaper., 1909-10-08
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisting be-
tween Clarence Edwards ard Levi
Hockett, of Paonia. Colo, under
the firm name of Hocke,t & Ed
wards, was dissolved on the 1st
day of Oct 1909. by mutual con-
sent All debts owing to the said
partnership are to be received by
the said Levi Hookett, and all
demands on the said partnership
are to be presented to him for
payment. LEVI HocKETT,
IA CLARENCE EDWARDS.