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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-11

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 LET YOUR PAPER FOLLOW YOU The Siloer Belt wiN be mailed upon request to subscribers leaUing the city during the su,n- mer months. Change of address wiH be made aS frequently aS desired; notices of such change should giUe both the olo aud neac address Call at the office or phone dny change you WiSh be- fore leaving the city. The subscription rate is the same out of to,Cn as n tue city ------=--- "I observe before beginning remarked Mr. Davis, of Arkansas addressing the senate re- gently, "that most of the seats of the republi- can members of the senate are vacant I sus- pect before 1 shall have finally concluded, some of them, at least, will be occupied" The Hon. "Jeff" evidently appreciates his drawing pow CTS, all right.
 Don't wed men; fight them,'' says Mrs. O. Il. r. Belmont. So many women prefer to do first the one, then the other, however though, of course, we say this not by way of discourag- ing the June brides When Mir. Taft is initiated into the mysteries of the Woodmen of the World at Seattle, Will liam Jennings Bryan will lead the ceremonial team. If the lines in Mir. Taft's hand seem to fashion themselves into the letter ''M,'' it is a sign something is coming to him.
 A South Dakota town wants to be named AL imony. This may be joke, but it would prob abl of oe prospective divorcees, nevertheless It would remind them so constantly of something
 What is the matter with the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition9 We have not heard any thing in the way of complaint about it's not having been ready on time
 Some one urges woman to seek the ballot in low, sweet voice." Nevertheless, Bwana Tumbo would advise her not to forget to carry a big stick, if she would go far
 "I'he senator from Rhode Island is good listener" said one of Mr. Aldrich's colleagues recently And yet there is so much said ill the senate to which he pays no attention whatever Lawyer gets $60, ,453 and claimants $19,- S48, ," says the Boston Herald. We'll well And to think that a month or two of additional liti gation might have given him all
 --------
 "The result of the ballot showed that Mr. Aldrich had won again" Gentlemen may talk and talk, but that stereotyped old line goes on forever
 Do not marry until you can support wife" advises Senator Depew But so many men do not discover that they cannot support wife until after they have annexed her.
 "The senate talks, and talks, and talks. y complains the Chicago Record Herald. And yet if only that were all the complaint we had to register with respect to the senate.
 ''The governor will have the sympathy of all honest taxpayers in his desire to smoke out the tax dodgers says the Macon News Brother, what is an honest taxpayerl"
 "Walter Wellman's north pole expedition has received another setback, says the Balti- more Star \ few more setbacks and Mr. We'll man may find himself at the south pole
 Look up, not down '-you may see an air ship.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-11

Considering the enormous number of laws on our statute books, it seems queer that the sugar trust never discovered one it actually inclined to respect emphatically until it ran across the statute of limitations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27

Throughout the world, We learn
from a French contemporary, there
arc S0,U00.o00 OF French subjects, en-
bracing n-ineu-scyen different peoples,
This is exclusive Of the population Of
France. In Tunis there are 1900. GOO
French subjects, including jews. Eu-
ropeans and Mussulmanns In north
and west Africa there IS Il chaotic pop
ulation. the races Including the Maui
res. the Msndigues, the Onoiops. the
Bamhras. The T-oucouleurs and the
euth. In Guinea are Sousous, on the
IVORY coast 10000 Panhallas. At Ca
bon tile races are GabOnais and Pa
houins. the last being cannibals- Ia
the Congo are the Loangos. who.
among other strange customs, expose
their marriagcable daughters in little
bowers. their skins stained with pow
der. outside their parents dwellings.
There are also in this region L.angoua-
sis. SPONTANEOUS and Batekes. ii a to-
tai Of $1,000. 900 those who eat n an
other are few IN Madagascar are
Hovas and ~Sasslares to the number OF
$500. zoe. There are some Indians in
India. Creoles in tile Antilles and Ca
Ibis I'm Guinia. The Papuans. we arc
told. are wrongly called Canoques is
the New Hebridcs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
The Public Forum
EdItor ID Mornlnr JournaI.


Editor Of Morning Journal
Thank o for publishing my com-
munication on the Temperance Cues
ton and also your criticisms.
You do a great service 10 Mr.. Nor
dy and some OF the public when yop
correct his errors. Allow him now Il
state the authority Tor MS errors.
/. tie neyer MADE amy pretense Of
being an official censor. but being part
Of the public he certainly has 4 right
to express an opinion on the press
which he reads and pays FOR.
.. When he stated that the Pueblo
Indians are citizens he derived mis- in
formation from indian agents who had
made an extensive official inquiry in
TO the matter. from the District Al
torney a few years ago when Mr.. Nor
dy and others tried 10 have saloon
keepers prosecuted for selling liquor
TO them.
3. Mr.. Mordy's authority for think
ing that the sheriff should prosecute
open Niolators of the law is the opin-
ion OF several prominent lawyers OF
Albuquerque which opinion was
founded on Section 734 of the Com
piled laws of New Mexico. which reads
The Sheriff shall be Conservitor OF
peace within his county. shall sup
press assaults and batteries and APP
prehend and commit 20 Jail all fel0ns
and traitors, ana cause all offenders to
keep the peace and appear At the next
term of court and answer such charges
as may be preferred against hem
4 Mr.. Mordy did not assume that
All persons should be branded as
KNIVES and fools except himself
Please correct MOrdy correctly wher
YOU are correcting him.
Mr.. Mordy did not assume that tenn
perance can be forwarded by intern
pcratc methods.
He thinks that II IL quite temper
ate TO appeal 10 the law and expect
men to do their sworn duty. He does
not believe that there Is anything inn
temperate in n political party which
has nominated a candidate and secured
his election requiring him TO do the
work for which he is paid and which he
has bound himself by pubic promises
and an oath ct office TO perform.
JOHN MORDY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
RF uIsM ON Tur STAGE.

This IS not "a prrss ascent warm COM
inE from Brcadway. one looks upon Il
with suspicion. but despite thc ear
MARKS OF the publlc.u promoter. the
s,hcmo would prove too expensive
were U oaiy on enofi TO advertise the
production. The required result could
bc attained more chcaply. An ,N-
chaugc thus explains It,.
lu oue of the secngs - a recent
NcW Work pisy thcre b. shown the iu.
terror of "a newspaper plant The Hno-
tyre machines ar, casting IA, lines
of Unt she makeup mon are assem-
bAug into pagc form the columns OF
metal ana whom the form is locked
up r is ROLLED undcf Jhc steam table
n stsreoupcd The proof readers
lfr There o. catch tho errors OF IN
mposltcr the Falcv M proof press
M niu hl- ink1 bands and the
cops utter Win his shears II is
.ailsm -s-h ts must be- seem e. De-
appreciated
Ton ni,n sr' rrrur.l for tne s.vuc
end Whtp tns time am, 90 put t ou
rhr rt-ul.r .ai.r who's. pas SO
cents for .a.r l-rfmsu,,. wen,
called nrou to rnu thc mechanical do
r%artuifn. of fhe taty par.f Herc
the maN io- tfe average
.aper Is nnt q-siiuel to do mu.h else
uhan nrrs Ga -nrtr an empty stein o-
natttgr-d Uas 50 treanle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
PRESIDENT TAFT THE
FRIEND OF NEW MEXICO


The president has come 70 New
Mexico aud gone. His reception by
the people of the territory was spon-
taneous ana enthusiasts, and mus
have LEFT apan his mind the most IA
vorable impression ms 70 the ability 81
the people to assume and maintaln the
responsibilities of statehood. he j.
now much better informed of the
character Of the people and h vast
resources ol the territory than he Ner
vas before he has met MS face "a
face. "Scen the best OF u.s. and being a
close observer Of men and things, he
has no doubt noticed the worst OF
MS We do not profess Ia be any bet
Ter. nor are NC any worse than some
of Tho people OF many Gin fact any NJ
the states Of the union. What we
want and ought to have AT the hands
OF the IS an opportunity 10
nrova the best Of us in the manage
ment Of our internal affairs
Tho presidents address at A%lbuQuer-
one was "a plain. square talk. II con
tained much Of good advice upon the
question OF statehood and OF its re-
sponsibilities rs well as privileges. We
believe he was sincere IN What he slid.
II his words mean anything. he Is oar
friend FOR statehood Let ~ trust our
cause with hint, We believe il viii
ne better o. let President TAFT be our
champion. and outside Of sending q
respectful petition 10 congress in me
shane of the Introduction or an ena-
bling act. which will be introduced by
our delegate 20 congress. let ms keep
away from Washington and trust %
,hs president to carry ont his prom
ises 70 help US to statehood
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
WAR ON DANCE HALLS
STIRRING BISBEE

Bisbee. Oct 24-By the action Of
the city council a defi has been hand
ed to District Attorney J. :. Williams.
Williams today declared he would
commence early war upon the bawdy
houses n dance halls Of the city, as
he believed they were Illegal under
the United states statutes. At a spe-
cial session OF the council ordinances
Licensing women n ~segregatius
houses were revoked. leaving the mat
ter up to Williams. The Keepers
must run them at their own risks
The district Attorney Mas called by
telephone and stated the matter aid
not concern him until the laws of the
territory were broken. He declared il
is evidently retaliation upon his Of
flee. If the people of Bisbee are
willing to stand for the action of the
officers they elected il rs none Of my
affair said ne. when the laws of
the territory are broken l shall act.
not before.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
WEAK, WEARY WOMEN
Learn The Cause of Daily Woe
and mo Them.

When the back aches and throhs
When homework is torture.
When night brings no rest MOI
sleep.
When urinary disorders set in
womens lot is a weary me.
There is a way to escape THESE
woes.
Deans Kidney Pills cure such lis
Have cured ONE here in Albu-
auerlue.
This is n Albuquerque woman's
testimony.
m. J r. Grubb ~ : Foarth
street Albuquerque. y Mex says
7 continue 10 recommend Doan s
Kidney pills as strongly as when
publicly testified IN their favor Two
and s. half wears ago 4 had severe
pains in my back always worse after
any quick movement My kidneys
acre weak and me ~sesreuons passed
frequently giving me great annoy
aucr- Deans kidney Pills completely
rii me II these troubles and J have
been free from them since. ] value
Doan's Kidney P5lls mere highly than
of
For sale by an dealers Price 90
% Faster-Mlhurn Co Buffalo.
York. sole agents foF the United
states
Remember the nam~-Doans-
ana TAXI n other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
MN MEXICO CORN.

We were shown. a few days ago,
two ears of corn. taken from an av-
crage field. about four miles from
Albuquerque one oi which measured
twelve inches in lcngth. and the other
thirteen inches and each nine Inches
la circumference at the butt. entirely
nllcd with perfect rows 90 grain.
large. plump and thoroughly ripe.
New Mexico does not profess to be q
orn country. because land which has
O. BE- farmcd ~ irrigation q be
made 90 return 50 much more money
from othrr rops. bat these samples
prove conclus.voly that 10 IA, New
Mexico farmer ever desires to give his
attention 10 coru hc Will hc able 10
compete With thc farmers az the best
corn states of the Union.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
An Tnluck, Man.

Thomas Patton OF Luray, Kasseil
county. KAN is the owner OF real
prixe |hard-lack story Of kansas Here
are some of the things THAI have hap
nened Co aim IN the last five 81 six
months
VIE died. house burned 20 ground.
Including furniture. three ribs and
nose broken in night with neighbor.
thrown into }aii for nghting compen-
"a 90 pay lis own n other fellow
lines. thrown into Jail Tor letting hogs
ran SO large after paying neignoor for
taking up ard keeping hogs. thrown
into SAIL Tor not sending children three
ana ons.half miles 10 school when his
own district school q been discon-
tInaea. while in Sail h Probate
court took I'VE Of his children away
ana scattered them ovsf the state
Kansas CITY star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
BUSINESS GETTING BETTER.

Business In all lines, and in all Sec
lions Of the country. is steadily i'm
proving upon 81 substantial basis.
Bradstrcets. in Ifs review of condi-
tons during tine past week. SAYS
Trade ana Industrial developments
are largely favorable. Continued cool
weather furnishes a marked stimulus
90 demand for heavy wearing apparel,
airy goods, clothing and shoes, and
also benefits demand for hardware,
groceries. lumber and building ma
%terisls 1T retail in most markets. De
maud Tor coal has also been percep-
tiblg quickened both for steam sizes
and for household supplies. After "a
! long spell Of dullness the liquor trades
also display more life. which may be
variously attributed 70 weather inilu-
| cnces or 10 renewal Of consumption
| made possible by improved pay rolls
in general industry. Jobbing trade is
| good for the season. some markets. IN
| fact, reporting dry goods selling bet
ter than in any previous year at this
date. holiday trade us reported OF
! good volume, and reports AZ to spring
| trade agree on general gains over the
| same period a year ago. The situa-
! tion here. however. is not without its
drawbacks There is still evidence Of
| conservatism bred Of higher prices
asked for cotton goods for distant de-
| livery. but the general tendency Is
| still upward. ana staple products are
| scliing better at advanced prices
Car-shortage talk tends to grow as
the volume of crop movement, coal
| and lumber tonnage expands. and sew
eral sections ere now reporting busl-
ne2 hampereA fer this reason. Money
tends 20 firmness. and further ad-
vances in foreign bank rates-the
Bank Of England putting the mini
| mum rate up ! per cent 10 a full 5
| per cent this Notwithstanding calls
for that commodity in general trade
lines and gold exports have had an
unsottling and depressing effect on
stock prices. Collections reflect i'm
proved distribution at most markets,
and there is nov. little or no COM
plant as 10 payments. Rank clearings
! are unusually large for this season Of
the Year. breaking All records, in fact.
for the third week or october. An
In al. the genera situation is in high
| degree favorable, rs the present out
look is Tor the Year TO end In much
better shane than 1T began.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
ALCOHOL RON sAwDI ST.

The current number OF the Tech
nical World Magazine tells Of a pfac-
teal process which has recently been
discovered fof extracting alcohol from
aaWdust
The new process Is the invention ~
two Chicago men, aud some of It's de-
tails are stin their secret, but the
statement that By Il the highest grade
Of wine spirits can be made for six
cents a gallon lifts discovery to a
level OF commanding interest.
II sounds like a fairy tale, says
this writer. and tina = certainly true
whon considered In an It's economic
relations The annual waste in the
lumber industry. including sawdust,
edgings and trimmings, is put al, about
eight million tons after AN that the
market will take FOR various purposes
has been disposed of. Iy the new
process tw enty-two and Is half gallons
OF high proof alcohol can be pro-
duced from "A ton OF dry sawdust,
This raw material may be worth fifty
cents 4 ton Of corn viii produce
ninety gallons Of alcohol but the raw
material az present prices would cost
owe twent, dollars Mola-ses IS q
tribe cheaper but the comparative
cost of producing . gallon OF alcohol
from these three souroes is. corn.
is cnty-eight cents moiass.s. twenty
six cents, and saw1usf, six cents. The
latter figure would give q handsome
profit a. r,teiird at fifteen cents "a
gallon n can. says the writer, ont
shine kerosene outheat anthracite
md a.Il below hnth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27

IN order 90 get a fair Idea Of The
cause and Intensity OF the present Pc
lItlsai tornado Ia Great Britain, . =
necessary O. remember now reNo4h.
iloirary In that country j. BE- propo-
sition which the house 81 commons
has Dot into the budget. to tax land
unnn IT, acfaal value, ~ the other.
and even more revolutionary propsl-
ton. 10 tax unused land. "a all For
- many yssfs that the mind Of the
atcrage untechnirnl man recalls not
the date. the taxation % laud in Eng
iand has fallen upon ths occupler. not
the owner. and has been assessed not
On tho value 81 The land, a. IN this
country bat ttpon its annual value
taat b. upon lhe emount which u
hrlngs me SIR boz rentals n the
land happens a. boz u~uoceupicd, il rs
no, assessed and pays nothing henef
Il g. no burden 81 "a landowner 10 hold
IN 90 unimproK q real estate. These
facts. coupled with the further cir
cumftancss that Few Engiishmen own
thcir home ~ factory sites bu, hold
them on long Leases and that land
has become - sacred au heirloom
that II Is rarsh or never sold outright.
SHOW how Nldf "a departure from ira
ditian b. the proposal That land shall
he valued "a taxed on the basis %
IT, value.
It has ne mafktt value la any
sense That would De- understood in
other counties and ne tempt 90 TX
N and thns g. reach the %uucarned
3tcmsni Instantly n0rI -
nXroteNt - the aasc-uoi o. June
No. n,a sud enlrst uari,n- nu tlls
hascs On tha other h.na tnc -r-
eument thHi the great l~andoWuefs-
the peers aud other rich mcn-have
hitherto escaped 20 just share bon The
burdens of TAXATION H being ncDlN
used Hence iho bitterness OF The
struggle over tha vital fsrt of au TX
trsm,iy complicated controversy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
NATURE wINsouE SMILE

The man ehn under thoso sonial
skies ana n this Ife-Eiving atmos-
pherc doca nai rkhalc with every
brrath. and fe in every heartbeat
the sentiment ni peace en- earth and
ged vii Co mrn his something the
matter with hif liver and should see
% doctor-uot eHr of ,our nitn h,ai-
err of s..enrii. wuhcre hut o. of
thc good oid oo who doesn't bee
usve .r ts.ine a taek hammer Co
drive o. spk Nut ltars,a upon The
orrsnir tolpaif, nlth tss tin, hoa-
cred "Iren.e NN rr srd mean.
tuanrH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
THE PRICE OF \ DRINK.

There IS an lnnoeeni-lookine httle
naragraph I'm Yhe Payne-Aldtich tar
III law. which went through without
attracting any attention but which IS
now causing CONSERVATION in certain
quarters Tho New York Herald tells
the story. - follows:
'BroadsHY and the tributaries
abutting on the peroxide path were
thrown into a panic Yesterday hy the
ramcr that the retail price of liquid
fefrsahraent would advance NIL along
tho limo about the first OF November
as q result, Of The new tariff on i'm
ported wet goods. Mono 81 tho hotel
or cafe proprietors would give y
hin II the new scale of prices but
minated thaf they would be
enough to make d man stagger with
out the assistance OF n further slim
alant.
Residents Of the incandesccnt dis
trict refused to become interested IN
the tarin discussion which agitated
the country for three or four months,
but now that one Of its provisions
threatens to make them involuntary
passengers on the water wagon they
are preparing 70 include senator Nell
son W. AIdrich. the author of one of
the seasons best sellers. in their
Thanksgiving proclamations In every
place where tipplers gathered the pro-
posed increase Was discussed with
batod breaths-baited with various
brands or l%ubrtcating oil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
TIN MoRI.D MOVES.

The charges OF heresy aeains the
p~resbytery ol New YORK. city, IN con-
ne,tion with the ordination Of Rev.
Archibald Black, and which were car
ried up to the state synod, havt been
dropped On the ground that no action
is NECESSARY Thus the p%resbytery Is
sustained, and Mt, Black is permitted
to preach, Notwithstanding the fact
that he still refuses TO say that he
believes In Tho Immaculate conception
or the resurrection. but simply
doesn't know" IN the words OF the
Ecv John Jaspsr. 1T 40 movo!"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
\ WONDERFUL WAR SHIP.

II is said tha, Rritain's new thirty
knot %hattlcship viii render obsolete
such vessels AS thc Good Hope and
Dcyonshire. which could be oNcrtaken
and blown 60 pieces before they could
st in range themselves And there
upon the New York Post suggests that
"a war shin which can get nearer 70
enemy than the enemy can set 10
the war ship should occupy a leading
place Ia the Irish navy"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
ONE rorCu az POLITICS

Ncw York papers of b last few
DAYS leave us no room 60 doubt the
tact that whoa t comes 40 the red hot
sccuon 81 o. oit campaign. 10. pom
derouk and dsniied Journals of the
enctc casi rsn get down 90 Tao real
thing an the same as The wild and
eooliy a good Illustration ot the
soundncs- Of Mr. raus idea about the
OF tnr american people.
Thos~ of tho easi ate iust ns, those
Of The eesi nrcpt that th'tc are "a
few more 90 them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27

Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
lir passages. stops the irritation in
the throat, soothes the inflamed
membranes, and the most obstinate
cough disappears. Sore and inflamed
lungs ere healed and strengthened,
and the cold is expelled from the sys-
TEN. Refuse any but the genuine
in the yellow packages. i. H.. o'Reil-
" & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27

The worst fears Of the German
government have been realized IN tho
heavy gains made by the socialists in
,ar oic, elections both IN Saxony and
Baden. Ia SaXony q new election law
cuiargine the suffrage helps 10 OK
plain the result but iu both states
cVldcntly 81 popular protest has been
lodged against the taxes recently
voted bv the r|clchstAg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-27
He Talked ven. ANYHOW

ANY effort TO make ii appear lhat
President Taft is only duaiifiedly in
favor of statehood for New Mexico is
the sheerest tuncombe. The presi-
dents .&lvarado speech was as clear
and strong q declaration as could be
made that he would secure statehood
for the territory if in his power 10 do
so-Socofru Chieftain