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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

There is a report being published in
many Ohio ana eastern newspapers
that Senator Joseph Benton Foraker
may move his home from Cincinnati
to Arizona. If II be true Arizona is
honorcd ana pleased. Arizona would
like to have Joseph Benton Foraker
come here to live and to expand his
greatness among our people. The
key to our house is his. Arizona
knows Joseph Benton Foraker to be
a great and an honorable man. We
care nothing for the yawps of his
maligncrs for we believe their state
ments false. If Joseph Benton For
aker win come to Tucson we viii
make a showing of our faith in him
by the greatest reception ever given
a nan in A%rizona's history. ONO has
shown poor gratitude to this great
senator. Arizona is eager to make
amends for tho Stiffness of her sis
tcr.-TucsOn Citizen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

mainly everywhere 10 pass without
delay the pending hi. 70 prohibit the
importation and use OF opium IN this
country except for medicinal pur-
poses. The senate has with commend
able u%nanimity passed tae measure.
and the house should complete the
work. As TO what will be done with
IL when II reaches the president there
Is no uncertainty. for Mr.. Roosevelt.
both by his initiative in the formation
OF the international commission ut
Shanghai and by the policy which nc
has approved in the Philippines, has
committed himself unroservedly to
the worlds war against the opium
eva
1t is an alarming fact that the le-
gitimate consumption OF opium and
It's derivatives ia this country bears
so small a proportion to the total i'm
portation. There Is "A sinister signifi-
cance In the statement that. while
60, 900 pounds OF crude opium would
fully meet the extreme demands Of
the legitimate drug trade, the United
States now receives more than 400
900 pounds Of the material annually.
There Is a high authority also for the.
assertion that the increase in the con-
sumption Of Tho deadly narcotic Is not
confined to the Chinese population,
but shows most markedly In sections
like New England and in states where
has imposed obstacles to the
traffic. Indeed, there Is good
reason to believe that the Chinese In
America smoke less opium than for
merry. and while the habit Is as yet
confined largely to the lower Grimm
a. classes, the situation ~ not one to
be regarded with Indifference.
Aside from this domestic view Of
matter. the United States has
wider responsibilities and obligations.
II has bound Itself TO assist China in
supprcssing the trade, and considora-
Of sel'-intcrcst, as wen as of
honor and humanity, should dictate
he national policy. This country
be enrolled without delay on
he side Of Canada, china ana Japan,
should give a moral backing 10
.ho movement already under way in
10 wipe out The stain OF the
opium traffic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09


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crop nut rats 7u'h as 'h' FARMERS Rhh
gram men "t the United states IN
Willingly entertain IN theif harms ana
warehouses az an expense OF more
than slau 900 900 q year have lately
hreh Receiving careiul attention NJ me
h"lle - 'u'l' sam ana We are 'olu
mat AZ h'hl"ln'n lNnss'l' lhi''a
e'a'.a SUPERINTENDENT 81 warehouse
t"t Ne" YORK. mas JUST S'h' I" 'h'
p~tf'eel'u''l department az Washing
ron " report lh "h"h ne says thHt
o. q result OF inc recent test 4"
DohNsa VIRUS Nh"tgN'r mat may pel
VT inc determination "l '"'s' W"''-
mousse no 80 az ho'F"h hile tfasln
s'et'" s'N'h hi""Nl'n ~ nov free
i'"t' me i's' 'i"t WINE inc i1ts
winch ate ihe virus have deserted the
one warehouse Mr ltnss'h Is unable
* ray NN''u'' 'h' "''diN alseaa' ls
"'~NNRNn''"''o l' o'o'f '"tH.
y gan 'A wac ''-'r nave gone
''itsiH't 'Nc results 90 ef''i import
"nee Mr RUSSELL Ha,s Tests made
In Europe "'' said to show that the
eisraae contagious amt That Whom
q ie" rats h''on' injected 'i'er eat
iHs Tue fi'u' an rats "hh which tho
animals como 100 contact take the
germ INTO tNrl' systems ana dir So
i7f the test made here dees not SHOW
ne that Tho disease iH contagious but
! shalt continue the test until j ia
known whether the disease can Pc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

ond street. Mr.. Grants horse winning
Uut
Pat Mccormick and Bill Garland so
10 Lordsburg.
Sheriff Armijo besieged with appli-
cations for tickets to execution in Jail
yard Of Milton Yarberry, former town
constable VINO shot and killed Charles
-. Campbell, following a riot which
started in the restaurant of Il. II.
G%rcenlcaf on Front street. Yarberry's
friends petition Governor Sheldon to
grant fifteen days respite to appeal %
the supreme court. Many JUNIORS OF
an attempt at rescue. Yarberry al
most escapes from his cell in Santa
Fe by cutting rivets on his cen door
and filling up openings with soap.
using a pocket knife.
John Gruber is touched for $40 in
Franks restaurant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09
LookingB Backward
tFrom the Albuquerque Morning
InurnuI ~ E-A lAAal -

tFrom the Albuquerque Morning
Journal of Feb. s. 1880
Announcement is made of the plan
OF the Santa Re railway TO establish
steamship lines furnishing direct con
nections between kansas City and
Australian. Chinese ana Japanese
ports.
Reports from Washington are to
the effect that congressman are hav-
ing plenty to drink during the ses-
sion
Rustlers II of large herds of eat
tie In southern New Mexico. the en-
tire town herd OF Dona Ana being
swiped. Big posse OF citizens on trail
Of thieves
County commissioners order Fifth
street extended from Tiieras cad TO
the Indian school
Al e. Hood. representing the New
Mexico Telephone company. says his
concern took the phones out of santa
Fe because the people wouldn't use
them.
Doc Conway. prince Of bunko men.
escapes from Iowa. sheriff at rrini-
dad.
Archbishop iamy arrives from san
ta IL on church business
Jcssr n Whcclock. chief booster.
leaves for Chihuahua on business
= Manden leaves on commercial
tour over Atlantic and Pacific rail
road
A. A Grant n John Phelan speed
horses before admiring crowd on Sec
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09
DODGE IN
FAUST At THE
OPERA HOUSE
Next Attraction at EIks' Thea
ter Monday, February IS, a.
Spectacular Production of.
Famous Drama.

The mex attraction at the Elks'
theater will be on Monday next, Feb
ruary Is. when Sanford Dodge. the
eminent actor, viii appear in Faust"
Mr.. Dodge delineates with a strong
hand the thick and slab atmosphere
OF the grucsome scene which Goethe
has indicated. but there are no in
structions as to the properties and
business" Of the witches incarnation.
1t rs here that the art of the stage
manager comes in. The ritual Of the
mystic ceremonial is a poetic invcn-
ton. and inspiration Of the theme.
but inspiration backed with knowl-
edge.
Just as Mr.. Dodge went TO Nurem-
burg tostudy the Goethe country be-
fore the production of Faust" 81 did
he delvc into the unhallowed depths
OF wizard literature before attempt
ing 10 realize the Goethe dreamer
night-marc-of the witch's kitchen.
Among the curious volumes which he
unearthed during his Investigations Of
the strange accumulation of rare
books. is M which belonged to a
murderer. who was hanged at New
gate. Acting upon ancient receipts
for tormenting and destroying those
hated or feared. the criminal had
with pins and needles. stabbed the
vital parts OF certain figures in this
book. and there il is To- this
day. pictures. pins. and an. grim and
horrible evidence Of the superstition
sahfnN 80 ..rn..fA - -.
raised New England.
Again In the closing pictures. two
short scenes IN the last act. the
dungeon and the apotheosis of thcl
dead Marguerite. The struggle be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

THEY REALLY ought to make Mr.
Bryan observe the speed regulations
CAPTAIN QUALTROUGH, who de.
clares he had only one drink of lem
onade and an unusually strong cigar
viii probably take care to smoke only
mild cigarettes in the future.
A DENVER dairyman was run
down by an automobile and painfully
hurt. All of which IS enough to cause
the milk OF human Kindness to cur
die in the bottle.
n
WITH AN ENTIRE number of one
Of the greatest little railroad maya
zines in the world devoted to New
Mexico, people generally can hardly
avoid knowing that she is the princi-
pal cheese in the factory.
WHILE KING Edward hastens to
Berlin to fan upon the neck of his
distinguished relative. the Kaiser,
Lord Roberts IS calling loudly for a
larger army ana Won ruclow is in the
back yard sharpening up his sausage
grinder.
WIRELESS telegraphy has at last
been discovered to be Of real practical
utility, and a medium Of communion
ton which will achieve substantial re-
suits in making mankind happier,
better and poorer. The first wireless
poker game has been pulled off.
NO. THAT WISTFUL look upon
the eountenancc Of Hon. William Jon-
nings Bryan il not the result of his
latest automobile accident. They
have introduced a bin in congress to
pension ex-presldents of the United
States.
DURING THE WEEK ending Jan
uary 90. the Santa Fe railway used
seventy extra cars to carry homeseek-
to the southwest Perhaps New
Mexico may soon take matters into
her hands and annex the rest of
the depopulated United States.
@Ms
GOV las ELL VIII not
declare his friends. Mean
while While Hearst with a ooh of
innocence states hat he
hasn't anything whatever to do with
it. The Hon. r. r.. like Tar-Baby.
amt sayin' nuthin,
s%s
THE FOREST service after being
trimmed up by the wool growers and
perforated by the mining congress is
now getting It's annual d%rubbing from
congress. II is interesting to note.
however. that Mr., Pinchot. like his
Tennis playing friend in the White
thrives ana grows fat ON a
scrap.
MERE MAN got his up in Dem
yer the other day and II IS time the
sex organized for mutual pro-
and self preservation. At a
meeting of the Professional Women's
hub, he was roasted 10 a turn, some
ipeciments of the menu were, Man,
n the Soup, Man. the Lobster
Man Punched" in the punch course;
Man, Roasted; MAN. Cut Up Into
Man. Frozen in the Ice
.ream curse.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

Governor Curry does many things
which the people admire, and for
which they give him great credit. but
II would be valuable 10 his admins
tration II he would remember when
making appointments, that 1t Is not
good policy to copy names from tomb
stones. Enough men Tor all public
purposes a easily be found IN New
Mexico who are still alive. 50 that 1t
IL not necessary to rifle the grave
Yards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09
THE GOLDEN RULE.

THE golden rGle is a good thing
IN diplomacy. In international rola-
lions. In m and trade. and in
every other transaction between hui
man beings, md II embodics the first
and highest example that the United
Statca-'T'he Grand Republic as thog
call it-shoulds set for rs noighbors, Z
says William y. curtis IN a recent let
ter, and so says every American citi-
zen who takes n proper pride in tho
good name of his country.
III the demands which tho govern
ment Of the United states Is now max
ing upon Venezuela continues MIR.
Curtis, were TO be made by the gov
eminent Of Venezuela upon the Uni
ted states, We would not listen to
IN It's place. one OF the claims which
Mr.. Buchanan IS pressing under in
structlons from the secretary OF state
has already been arbitratcd. but the
decision was IN favor of Venezuela.
instead OF in favor OF the claimant,
and therefore we demand another
trial. Does anybody suppose thai we
would consent to a second trial II the
decision had been IN favor Of the Uni
ted states! And yet Venezuela is still
willing to submit to arbitration the
question whether the award of the
first arbitration was just and regular
THE other three claims have been
submitted TO be decided by the courts
whose decision the claimants agreed
to accept ms final when they entered
into the contracts. They cannot com
plain of the character of the court
because 1t was the same when they
entered into the contract as it was
when the decision was pronounced,
and II the decision had been In their
favor they would not have appealed
to our government i'm violation OF
their agreement not to do SO. 1t is
a case Of might is right
millions OF people make
demands upon 2,50O. 900 of people.
tho hitter have determined TO
resist. II the relations had been re-
NEA W. ~ W. A4AfhniA An MI. ANhH ]
chanan is now trying To settle would
have arisen.
"A great nation like the United
can afford to be lust. it not
generous. and. in the consideration Of
such matters, some attention should
ne patl I o tho effect upon other
countries For fear of the big stick
every other American republic. when
Il enters into a contract with a citizen
ti the United states, insists upon a
stipulation similar to those in the
Venezuelan contracts. under which II
Is agreed specifically that all nues-
lions that MAY arise shall be sub
TO the local courts whose iudg-
ncut shalt be final. and the citizen of
United States in signing the con-
binds himself not TO appeal for
.he intervention or protection Of his
government. This clause Is in
'ludcd in every Mexican contract and
'oncrssion. and thcy are very numer-
nat. II has become necessary because
he government OF tho United states
appears as an attorney and not
is Judge when International disputes
lrise. While injustice may he done
~ the local courts TO the contractor
'r claimant ne takes that risk when
be- enters INTO the contract or applies
COR the concessions, and that is one
" the most important points to he
and considered by Amcri-
s%yndicates which undertake To do
business In foreign countries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09
SAD FATE OVERTAKES
POET OF THE BLACK HILLS
Chokes to Death While Eating Beef.
steak In sheridan Restaurant.

Sheridan, Wyo,, Feb. S.--Henry +.
Hilton. the Deadwood poet, was
choked to death here last night while
eating beefsteak.
Hilton gained some fame several
year ago from writing a poem on
the Inflated Maine, for which he re-
ceived a cash prize from the govern
mont
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

Pueblo, Colo. Feb. S.-A Star-Jour'
nal dispatch from W|alsenbnrg says
An unknown mar committed sui
eide in the Walscnburg jail by hang
ing himself by his belt from water
pipes yesterday afternoon. He was
handcuffed at the time to another
prisoner also supposed to be insane
and who SAYS he was asleep when
the other man hangec nfmself. The
police are mystified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

The United States supply ship Eva
Is nov on its way 20 Mcsina. with a
cargo Of portable houses. for the use
% the earthquake victims Tho gen
government and the Red cross
working In conjunction. have made
Arrangements TO end 10 Italy. with
out cost 20 the unfortunate people
there. two thousand OF these houses.
and the Eva carries the first Install.
mcnt OF five hundred Zach build
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

Four more weeks remain in which
congress may grant us statehood at
this session If only half the ropub-
Leans in congress Will favor the bin
we Will get statehood. 1t seems at
least that many ought to be willing to
respect party pledges-Tarmington
Times-Hustler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

Some Of the Pennsylvania papers
have already o ened the campaign in
favor Of Mr. Bun Andrews, as United
states senator from thu state of New
Mexico. OF course, that was to be
expected. but II is very indiscreet to
spring it before the statehood bin
gets through the senate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

The senate is preparing a rule to
prohibit the utterance on the floor of
the senate Of sentiments offensive to
the executive or judicial branches Of
the government, and it is said that
senator Tilman now proposes to hurry
up his intended "buli' against the
president, SO as to get it in before the
rule takes effect.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09
An Abnormal View.

There are several different places
in the territory asking hat normal
schools be located at those points.
We believe in educational work, but
ii would be money worse than wasted
to establish more normals in this ter
ritory at this timc.-Farmington
Timcs-Hustlcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09
Taking Big Chances.

It would be risky. however. for any
ambitious brusier to proceed to act
upon the supposition that Mr.. james
Jcffrics ann Tight al goo pounds
Tucson star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

warehouses;. factory buildings and
mercantile establishments throughout
the country"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09
Ncighborly Amenities.

The Aztec index last week cclebrnt-
ed It's twentieth birthday. 1t is old
enough TO know better than TO act as
II does, but perhaps it can't helm it
-Farmington Times-Hustler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

tween the powers Of good and evil
suggested in the chants of unseen
spirits. is realized in the acting OF
Marguerite, Faust and Mephistopheles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09
What the Editors
ofthe Southwest
Are Saying


An Aztec man advertises a mich
COW for sale that gives mich He
ought to sell her to a museum.-Aztec
index.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

Move to the Southwest.
Editors up north are writing poetry
on, when the Frost Is on the Water
Main and the Hydrant Is on the
Bum Vaughn Chronicle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

"Ihe Morning Journal has u higher cir
ruin ton rating tbnn 10 accorded TO any
aglaef paper in Albuquerque or any other
daily Ia New Msxioo."~-Ths American News
piper Directory,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

DURING THE WEEK ending Jan
uary 23, the Santa Fe Railway used
seventy extra cars to carry homeseek-
ers to the southwest. Perhaps New
Mexico may soon take matters into
her hands and annex the rest Of
the depopulated United states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

GOVERNOR HASKELL will not
resign, declare his friends. Mean
while Willie Hearst with a look of
childish innocence states that he
hasn't anything whatever to do with
it. The Hon. r. r.. like Tar-Baby.
amt sayin' nuthin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

WHILE KING Edward hastens to
Berlin to fan upon the neck of his
distinguished relative. the Kaiser,
Lord Roberts Is calling loudly for a
larger army ana Won ltuclow is in the
back yard sharpening up his sausage
grinder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

THE FOREST service after bein
trimmed up by the wool growers an.
perforated by the mining congress
now getting its annual drubbing iron
congress. II is interesting to note
however. that Mr., Pinchot. like hi
tennis playing friend in the Whit
House, thrives ana grows fat on
scrap.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-09

WIRELESS telegraphy has at last
been discovered to be of real practical
utility, and a medium Of communion
ton which will achieve substantial re-
suits in making mankind happier,
better and poorer. The first wireless
poker game has been pulled off,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-15
HEAVY TICKET SALE
(. FOR ELKS MINSTREL
All Day Rehearsal Yesterday Assures
Success of vinita's Greatest
Fun Event

With an all day rehearsal Sunday,
the EIks Minstrel to be given Wednes-
day night has rounded into form, and
promises to be more than is promis-
ed for 1.-THE greatest fun event ever
held in Vinita. The work of the eight
end men. Fred Woodard, Joe r. Hall
j. r. Burlington. Lewis Rogers. Harry
Lumpkin. E. l.. Orr, J. NJ. Mahoney
and d. w. Bottenfield. will form the
principal fun creating part Of the
show Joe H. Bntler will act as inter
locutor. The end men in black face,
will be dressed in the swellest cos:
tunes Of green and red satin. Fine
dancing by the end men will also be
great feature Of the show. 1t is not
improbable that many Vinitans will
suffer greatly at the hands Of the
iokesters Any way the odds are
more than even money that all who
attend will get more than their
moneys worth
That the show will be financial
success was evidenced by the scram-
bic for seats which began this morn
ing. In ten minutes after the reserva-
ton Of seats began more than forty
had been reserved. A constant
stream Of people wanting seats has
been pouring into the Peoples drug
store all day getting their seats re-
served. Although the sale Of seats has
been heavy there are still several good
seats left. and those wanting choice
seats will do well to get them as early
as possible,
The fine chorus that will support the
end men and form the basis Of the
first part Of the show has been re-
hearsing and will be about the finest
chorus ever heard here.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-15
MINISTERS UPHOLD
CAIRO LYNCH|NG
Despite Sermons, Sunday is Quietest
Day in Years, Crowds Turning
Away When Saloons Closed.

Cairo, III, Nov. IA. - Despite the
pastors upholding mob violence and
denouncing the authorities for failure
to punish recent crimes. Cairo was in.
the grasp Of a firm rule today and ex-
perieneed the quietest Sunday that
has been its lot III years.
No saloons. were open and the few
attempts to eyade the orders Of Gov
ernor Deneen in this regard met with
quick detection, several arrests being
made by the militia patrols.
A heavy rain kept away the excited
crowds from surrounding towns and
the element that usually makes this
city mecca for the dry commune
ties on the first day Of the week,
turned back when they found that
liquid refreshments were as difficult
to obtain here as in their home towns
Judge w. n. Butler of the circuit
court indicated that he would call a
grand jury to take up the work as
soon as the adjourned session Of his
tribunal is assembled, December s.
Half dozen pastors lashed the con-
stituted authorities without stint. tell
ing their congregations that the lynch
ings were likely to prove a blessing
in disguise in the long run.
Cairo stands disgraced before the
world. but the disgrace is not in the
lynchings." said the Rev. George NJ.
Babcock OF the Church Of the Redeem
er, Episcopalian. THE real disgrace
lies in the fact that the city has al
lowed lawless elements to control
civic affairs.
In the same alley in which Miss
Pelley was killed there have been four
attacks on young women within a
year. This defiance of law and order
made the lynchings necessary for the
inhiction Of Justice
"The lynchinge were the harvest Of
the seeds Of lawlessness that have
been sown in Cairo for years" said
the Rev. A. S Buchanan. minister Of
the Presbyterian church.
"In this case il seems that the
lynchings were necessary to arouse
the people. ! do not mean to say that
the crime of lynching is ever justifi-
able. but Cairo's citizenship had to be
aroused to a sense Of its own response
lbnity for some great horror like this p
The declarations OF the clergymen
we're indorsed by many Of the towns
people.
~Cairo's disgrace is not the mob but
the conditions which made the mob
necessary. said F. W. Thielecke. edi-
tor Of the Cairo Bulletin. For these
conditions the authorities, from the
Judge on the circuit court bench down
to the deputy sheriffs and bailifs and
the police department Of the city are
responsible"