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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
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We do not believe the gentlemen
who represent the territories in tho
struggle for statehood at Washington
should mako amy compromise with
the forces headed 10y senator Albert
J .neveridgo and Senator y w. Al
drich These men know that We
should and viii become states They
know HAT the rights OF New Mexico
and Arizona canuot be much longer
denied. They understand that the
people of the entire country will soon
rise up and demand that We have fuli
citizenship but they also stand for
such corporate interests that they can.
not gracefully give in % either thu
claims of Justice az of public scnti
ment They want TO keep tho fresh
and stalwart citizens of the southwest
out af the United States senate just
as long as they can and they wan to
accomplish iust as much as they can
these corporate Interests in tho
meantime. There YOU have the Who'll
case -Itlurosa Tribune
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07

ness has been almost as safe on the
plains as in the cities, and why any
one ia the legislature should desire
the abolition Of this valuable agency
for Law and order is q question that
cannot be answered 1t is easy enough
TO guess what impellcd certain parties
on the outside TO interest themselves
In behalf of the repeal Of the law
Their peculiar sort OF cattle bust
ness had been ruined by it, and It's
repeal would enable them TO esumc
operations. But We would be very
10th to impute such motive 10 any
member of tho legislature.
It Is one OF the best acts in our
statute book. and every interest of
law md order demands that II should
be left there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
YOUNG MEN WANTED.
United states Government Gives Rail.
way Mail Clerks $500 n Year to
Start, and Increases 10 $1,000.

Uncle sam viii hold an examination
for Railway Mail Clerks In A%lbuquer-
que o. May IS. Many ambitious young
men, with only a very ordinary school
education can readily pass. The gov
eminent wants young men over Is
with common sense TO AXE oE1mina-
lions for railway mail clerks and car
ricis. and the Government Positions
Bureau, OF Rochester, N. ", with its
peculiar knowledge Of the require
monfs OF the examination, can fit any
young man in 4 few weeks to pass. A
Government position means steady
worn, good pay and a yearly vaca-
non. There Is time to prepare for the
May Is examinations, and any reader
Of the Morning journal can get full
information how 10 proceed. free ~
charge. by writing The Government
Positions Bureau. Ia Powers Block,
Rochester, N. Y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07

there, and when we get statehood the
country Will grow rapidly. and develop
wonderful agricultural possibilities.
Lands that now sell for a few dollars
per acre Will enhance rapidly in value.
until il viii reach $25 To $40 per acre.
mo. We are not talking politics out
there just yet; it is too carly for that.
We are bending our energies towards
the development of the country, rath-
err than discuss political issues. Irri-
cation Is all the talk in New Mexico.
and the new underground system, by
means Of ordinary wells. is believed
To be the best plan yet devised. BY
this method it is possible to reclaim
millions of acres hat would other
wise remain worthless, except for
grazing purposes There IS plenty Of
water at depths ranging from ten to
three hundred feet below the surface.
and all that is required to grow IN
ormous crops is a little water"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
JURY FIXING

II is not unlikely that "a vigofnu.
effort VIII ho made during the lasl
lew days Of the present session of IN,
legislature to sneak through tAe bill
Tor restoring the ola jury law in the
territory, and thus give the profess
sional iur" rNcr a chance to do bust
ness again ~ the old stand But those
who believe in Pm honest administra
ton OF the law should be on the look
out for this scheme, when IL Is
brought forward. and not allow them
selves 20 be caught mapping. The
average petit jury rs had enough ~
best. but under tho old Inv which -
is Now sought ~ r%c-cnact lt was NOT
crciitahic enough 60 hc a respectable
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
WITH \ CLEAN SLATE.

About as good a forecast of tho lin,
~ policy which the now national ad
minlstratlon viii pursue as could o
riven NJ this time is thus proscnte
hy Walter Weliman BIO "A rrccnt les-
ter 20 the Record-Hcrald The wri'i
starts out by calling attention 20 ~,
fact that the new president treats N,
friends and opponents of tho prccc,
ing administration with equal cordi
atty. and then SAYS,
As 70 men. Mr. Tan wants to va +,
with an The friends he can get and
hoid thom AS long as possible. Hc
has no enemies 81 his own making ne
b. not taking over any NJ the omen i,s
~ his predecessor. Tho fact that q
man was az out, with Roosevelt s.
not 60 bar him from the TAFT door
IN the personal equation side 81 his
great task. Ar TAM wants 90 sia'
and % starting With O. clean -lais
There are no names on tho black 1854
lIe knows very well that every pscsi-
dent has more friends the first nav
u his adminlstration than be- has tho
second. and more tho second thar
the third. Disappointment at 60
patronage. difference a. o. polisies
friction over this or that inov'rhi5
follow. Tho hour OF greatest n1pr-
lsFity. greatost power. is uhen ihe
ath of office Is taken. March I. %
ter that a slow but gradual dimirg-l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
WATCH THE TREASURY.

aohc Of tho most important duties
OF a laithful legislator, especially
during the closing days Of the session,
Is To watch the public treasury. and
be prepared To guard il against the
many schemes Of extravaganza which
arc likely TO appear az the eleventh
hour when members are so anxious
10 get net bills put through that it IS
thought they will agree to almost
anything. hut it IS frequently better
to let a bin OF some merit fail. than
to ccure rs success by countenanc-
Inc one IN the interest Of graft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07

ton. Human selfishncss, hum3n
vanity ARE forces which surround tn
president OF the United states, PLAY
~agains; him like the waters of q
whirlpool wearing upon a rock. In
time a distinct opposition Is sur 80
form. Cabnls are organized. The dlt-
appointed coalesce. make common
cause. They place obstacles In the
way. Tho president has hts friends
ana his focs. He must fight for what
he wants
Knowing all this. realizing it to the
fun. Mr.. TAFT has said to himself.
why should | not have all the
friends ! can get at the outset? Why
make enemies before II is necessary 2
Trouble win come soon enough With
out that"
As 20 men. Mr. TAFT wants them all
on his friendly list. But his policies,
his plans for giving the country q
good government. for doing things.
for making a success OF his admins.
~tration and winning the approval Of
the people, these are his own.s 1t -
To carry them out he needs the
friends and supporters he Is now bid
ding for, ana winning Tho TAFT poll
CITES viii speak for themselves as he
months and years roll by They VIII
soon become distinctive. bearing the
TAFT name, known to the country and
20 history as such tut the slfniti
cant fact Of this hour IL that IN SO far
as the new president now has a gen
erAl policy Il is one that he has IN
hcrltod along with the estate. presi
dent TAFT sets ont much more n pro
Rfessivc than a conservative. Where
ne 81 20 pun mp IS for the future to-
determine.
Mr.. Taft's friends SAY that his
pledge 20 uphold the Roosevelt poll
clcs does not mean that he approves
Of everything his predecessor has
done For example, he plainly states
that he does not believe IN making
federal appointments IN the South or
anywhere else which are distastcful
to the people OF the locality and re-
sented by them. In other words, Mr.
Taft would not adopt the Roosevelt
plan Of trying to force Or. Crum
upon the people of South Carolina
nor would he persist In trying 10
make a postmaster OF a IN In
Mississippi. 10 whom the people 50
Enormously objected as to make It
necessary to close the p%ostoffice for
weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
IRRIGATION IS TO
Do WONDERS
of San CriStOval Ranch
in New Mexico Takes OPP
timiStic View of Future of the
Sunshine Territory,


iht " -
Kansas tlty Mo-. March 6-B =.
Pankey. owner OF the san CristoVai
ranch near Santa Fe. y NJ, lgft hcrc
yesterday for his home in Topeka.
but stated he would soon return 10
his New Mexico ranch 10 assist cnEi-
necrs in the installation OF a tcn-acre
tract OF land with the Miggins system
OF subirrigation. Mr. Pankey paid
New Mexico q very high complement.
and predicted that within 1--WE years il
would become q state. and OF the
richest In the union. Speaking of his
trip here and the report hat hc exc
pcctcd ID install a large accragc with
the new system % %lrrigaiion AIR.
pankcy said.
my contract with he National
Land and Suh-irrigntion company Of
this city Is only FOR e ten-acre tract
but I hone b. use tho system un an
extensive scale when their machines Z
FOR making continuous tile are ready
general use think the possible
lies are paasileaily unlimited out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
o GOOD ROADS.

Among all the hopeful signs Of thu
times that are 10 be observed against
the clear blue OF the New Mexico SKIS
land iLcre are many OF thom-thero
Is not ono that Is more hopeful or
more encouraging than the rapidly
growing interest among oar people IN
favor 81 better country roads,
while II IL 10 be admitted that this
y a homcly subject, tho fact must
also be fccoRnLz that II Is a subject
which directly home to the IN
icrest and welfare ~ every citizen 81
tho territory, Hence. II iM q fact OF
much more than ordinary Significance
that the meeting or convention, In
the interest az this movement, which
wac held az Santa re during the past
week. was attended By earnest and
progressive men from I'll sections ~
the territory, who united III the on
deavor 20 impress upon the legislature
the advlsability Of favorable action
upon the Good Roads' bill now
pending In the house.
This measur provides FOR The cs
tablishinR, without expense TO the
territorial treasury. OF a commission
Ia be- composed of the governor. the
commissioner Of public lands. and thc
territorial engineer. TO have general
charge OF the work, who are 10 serve
without additional compensation, and
10 be empowered TO use prison labor
IN the construction OF good pcrma-
nent highways Mt such points and In
such manner az IN their Judgment VIII.
result Ia the greatest good to the
greatest nun her
The bin embodlos the two highly
important points Of simplicity and
economy. and at the snmo time pro
v1dea for the accomplishment OF an
rhd which every wcll-informcd per-
son Aforced 10 recognize az OF para.
mount interest 10 the territory Evcrl
one knows that no ono thing has ever
done more 10 rctard the settlement OF
Now Meyico, ana the development OF
her ! vtrsiticd and practically bound
less natural resources, than our mo-
torious lack OF means OF communica- |
tion by pasAtble public highways IN
all our country districts ny our lack
Of enterprise IN falling to provide our
selves with this prime necessity ~
we advertise ourselves az
o non-rroRrcssive community. our
sreat natural Advantages and our
many productive Industries are an
Handicapped and held back. ana wo
are forced 20 suffer an almost inaur
nountabic disadvantage IN procuring
he capital necessary 10 develop tn,
wealth which ahounds In every
o. the territory
There IL nothing speculative OF son.
mental about tho measure under dis
'usslon. n Is a plain. cold business
proposition. II ~ e simnlc affair of
and cents. II IL a LONG step In
he direction OF enhancing our pro-
'erty yulvce an along the line IL
bringing our unused lands ,
nder cultivation by piying the farmer ,
be- q 81 getting his surplus TO +
and this, I'm turn. will stimu s
tie development IA every other line "a
m,ans tho addition OF millions to -,
ie real wealth Of the territory. ,l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
LAW AND ORDER.

W. newer had am arm 81 the gov.
eminent in Sew Mexico that accom-
niishcd more good results ia tho way
OF cnforcins tho law and preserving
good order than tho mounted police
Before VIC had a. organized bodies Of
Thieves were able To- piy their voca-
lions unmolested iu many sections Of
tho territory and the cattieman had
no protection for his property cx-
cept such as he maintained with his
own rifle. hut since tho organization
OF the territorial police fQrcc husi-
80 - -.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
LookingB Backward
(From the Morning Journal Of March
z, 1889

(From the Morning journal OF March
z, 1880
Charlie Bclford's mattress factory
robbed of one hundred dollars by pcr-
son unknown
Prominent railroad official says that
IN the near future the Atlantic and
Pacific will be operated under the
same management as the Atchison,
topeka \ Santa Fe.
ERNEST Meyers, salesman for Baoa
and Gray. arrives home from trip on
the road
Numerous complaints registered
with board of trade relative 10 the city
ditch.
New gas lamps placed on depot
platform
Under The management of Prof. X
W. u Bryan Indian school is report
ed to be making good progress while
report from Washington says plans
are being finished for swell new
building to cost an of $4,000
Several lively fights reported
from santa Fe Rumor ia nncon-
firmcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
NIP AND TUCK.

Or Ctum collector Of tie port OF
Charleston, has resigned, out of re-
gard for President TAFT aud the pco-
pie Of South Carolina. Dr. Andrews,
delegate In congress from New Mex
leo. Is going 10 resign out Of regard
for his promise to the people Of this
territory.
As to rcgardfulness and res|lgnfulncss,
IN tho opinion of some.
1t will be nip and tuck between An
drews and Crum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
lie Has johnson Hacked Off
the nnnrds.

Today viii come to m end the
rather tumuituous administration OF
President Theodore R~0oseVcH-thc
most tumultuous of any administra-
ton during Il time OF peace with the
single exception OF that of Andrew
IohnsOn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07

Two hundred ana fifty miles, one
q%uarter Of the total length Of the
Colorado river, is bordered by Mohave
county. No other county in all these
United States Fan boast Of such q wat.
er 'front.' Kingman Mineral Wealth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
Solos :; e:

Lucky BALDWIN stood big win
ner whom he cashed in, anyhow.
DOES THAT proposed %three-ccnt
fare include the wait at Lamy?
~
ALBUQUERQUE viii make a noise
like a race track for the next Thirty
days.
*.
MR. ALDRICH meanwhile goes
peacefully onward in the work of or
%ganizing the enatc
~x+
WILL the Phllippinc-bund succeed
the ancient and honorable order Of
Rough Rider office holders?
So
JEFFRIEs, SAYS he has trained
down toi 245 pounds. What a pity
TAFT hasn't the recipe.
M -*-
THERE SEEMS to be a widespread
disposition, over ID the Arizona legis-
l lature Y thu, aalt large. sharp pointed
lacks in fhe executive chair
-w'
THE SPECTACLE Of the convict
at san Quentin sacrificing their lives
w SHN'-iIf ~ i7'h ~ ~ ''N ~ '"Ph
q startling ones ,p
BILL BRYAN can sec q joke any
how. He wants the administration t.
let mp on Pulitzer ANA prosecute John
IT, Rockefeller FOR liDcling h repub-
lican party with his Endorsement.
~
THE TENNIS cabinet, alack is n
thing of the past Ana tennis must
forever after remain outside the pale
of those sports classified AS molly
Goldfish. EXIT the racquet, enter the
puttor and the brassie.
s#s
THEODORE ROOSEVEL1rS place
in history" Is the somewhat ambitious
title OF an editorial in the lei Paso
Herald. What a foolishposs. yet, t.
tackle that subject in one issue Of n.
newspaper.
MIR. MrLLENS, the advocate o.
female suffrage, says he has good rea
sons. 1t Is a delicate thing to get at
properly. but some speculation has
been heard as Observation-Disclosures
the gentleman has been subjected te
pressure Northumberland quarter
regarding the extension of the fran
chise to the ladies'.
X
ARIZONA "in her robes OF snow
may vote on territory-wide prohibitions
at her next election. The idea APP
pears to be toimake the territory one
vast peaceful Sunday school class in
the hope OF reaching that lofty PIN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07

These sheath skirts have at least
II advantage. \ woman can not
spcrad her skirt over three seats in
the street car Flagstaff Com.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07

are natural havors, obtained by
a new process, which gives the
most delicate and grateful taste.
DIR. Prices Favorings can be
conscientiously commended as
being just as represented, per-
fiction in every possible respect.
One trial proves their excel
lenoe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
What the Editors
offhe Southwest
Are Saying


A Kansas man of ninety-siX has
lust taken to himself a wife. Wen.
boys VIII be boys -Flagstaff Gem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07
CARDS


ATTORNEYS.
II. w. ID. BRYAN
Attorney at Law.
office I'm First Natonial Bank build
ing. Albuquerque. N. NJ.
WILSON 4 WHITE
Attorneys at Law.
All business entrusted to our care will
receive prompt and careful at
tention. Rooms Is. II and
10. Cromwell Building.
New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-07

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
SOLOMON l. BURTON. N. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Room 2 Barnett Building
Residence Phone 1859. Office Phone
sl1. Albuquerque. \. NJ.
A q. sHoRTLE. NJ. D.
Practice
Limited to tuberculosis.
Hours 10 TO ie. 2 to q
Rooms s. .. 10. state Nat Bank Bldg
V. l. HrST-
Physician and Surgeon
Rooms s and ). y. T. Armifo build
Ing, Albuquerque. y. A.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30
PAIR OF TRIPLES
HELP MILLERS
ALONG
Danny Shay'S Men Blank the
Orphans in FeafureIeSs
Game al Oakland

The speed the Orphans displayed FRI
day when they took fall out Of
Danny shay's gang was only a fash
in the pan as yesterday they went down
the line at Grove street park. oak
land TO ragtime tune and were
beaten by score OF to ..
II wasn't much Of a bail game. be-
ing devoid OF features and the thoughts
OF most Of these present were appar-
emily over Colmaward. Danny Shay
got his lads together and told them
what was expected OF them and they
did il 10 the queens taste. The stock
tonians went after Pitcher Lane in
the second and garnered couple OF
runs on the same number of bingles.
Gordon was pounded in the ribs and
successive triples by Murray and Hack
EFT explain how tile tallies were made
In the next frame the 8lillers repeated
the performance. touching Lane for a
slap or two and crossing the pan with
a pair OF tallies. Mertes started the
trouble with another triple and after
Pfyl had famed Miller and Gordon
got busy with their clubs That's all.
The Score
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30
PrentiSS Wins Four Events
For His School

SANTA ROSA. May 2s.-Fremont
school won the first meet Of the Santa
Rosa grammar school athletic league
here today. with Burbank q close Sec
ond. and Lincoln third. with the score
OF 50. 81 and :. respectively. Archie
Prentiss Of Fremont won the 80, 100
and go yard dashes and the high
jump giving him 20 points and the
gold medal for first individual honors-
Frank Berry won the pole vault and
shotput. and took second in the ham
mer throw. giving him ls points. sec
ond place and the silver medal
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30
Bat Nelson to Play Role Of
Umpire Today

Nelson showed but few effects Of his
strenuous battle and spent an easy
night st the Sultan baths Bright and
early this morning he VIII go 70 Liver
more 70 look over his ranch. While
there he viii umpire ball game. 4
reception committee made up OF the
Iesdsrg citizens VIII meet him at the
srsia. and his rule VIII be supreme for
2 dav. Nelson intends 70 return 70 this
rftv "a the evening and remain here for
: week or more before leaving for Okla
bona
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30
Northwest League

VANCOUVER. B. c.. May 29.-Burger
Rad The better OF an Interesting pitch
inc duel With Gilligan this 2fternoOn-
holding the champions down 10 four
hts and no score Tacoma got a run
in TIE opening inning on Harieys sin
PIE a sacrifice and swans single
Score. P II
Vancouver ------.----
Tacoma o.. q
tteries-5lili gan and Suncen-
Burger and Bender
P6RTI.AND. Ore. MAY 29--A base
On halls and an error gave Portland the
orlv run secured IN the game today
with Spokane IL was q pitcher bat
re in which both OF the pitchers kepr
the hits 50 scattered as TO oe unav4il~
ing score r Fl z
Portland -.--------.--.-
spokane
Batteries=HOlm and spencer Seaton
and Murray
SEATTLE. Wash Nay 29--Seattle's
victory over Aberdeen today bv q
score OF ( 10 : WAS due 20 two home
runs al 0pportune moments b. Bennett
and Capron- Score r n
Seattle
Aberdeen
Bafteries--Ancerson and Custer
xost and 0Brien-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-30
RECEIPTS OF THE FIGHT

The night drew big crowd and the
receipts totsiled sI2.TsF- OF this amount
Nelson received half. or ss.ss3-5o- He
was guaranteed this before he signed
tho articles and had the choice Of a fat
sum. but he took chance on the spec
Niafion and made money thereby. Hg-
land 5 end was sl.5o0.