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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
PRIDE CORN nrtonE \ r,lI.

The Roy pr Radcliffe. of the New
York Avenue prcsby tcrian church. IN
Washington. delivered last SUNDAY "a
sermon which Haas attracted more than
0rdlnnr, attention hy reason 81 the
striking mluucr in which the reverend
speaker adjusted ancient prohcsy e.
modern conditions INC General tenor
OF thc Discourse was To- warn the hear
ar against pride. Jose OF luxury. aud
mad hast, Co become rich. Below VIC
giyc ID fow pointed extracts.
Pride drove Nchuehadnezt.r lrou
society said Dr Radclnn,. saul
from hFs Musdom. Adam from pura-
dies, Hannah IRON the court aul LSe-
ifer uem heaven
"Nnd we sea- how Gol t1ucir3 thc
king in his pride aud sra: him cut to
grass Ged v.ru,t. but pam.J. \
hortat iun 90 unanap t pila,
s.rf.l 4tstlf. -nd she Klls was liles
With th' thpu-ht of possession aud the
Pride of rule. itut the Jay Of dcgm-
dstiou amcs and Wonder .s thc kisg
ont Boa the ncd with th, oxen. his
taoc w,, with 'hc dew ol hcavce, his
llke eagles ciaws aud for seven
,car, the king is q iunaur Thrt s
what II means tina, Bel vat Il wac
Pride set him cran 1000 God
Touched the brain 81 Nebu aain,rzlr
Through DTS pride end fh. king WAS
shuuoreg from his thrsur
wonder somsun,s vh,tht Gui
b. beginning Wis h~umiiau,.l the
.n Luuars COME, ,a'a priir. anj
Do fs De- that the lnn ias ailesly
bcgun w see the mad haste Of mcn
everywhere. Wc see everywhere the tu-
multi or desire which is Insane tumuil
read ST cAecssivc luxury that Is
in ts very expression animal and a
De- that ihe iunacy has already
that means IN Sc ,erms the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

judgment Or God against q proud ana
arrogant nation. Certainly we have
lost. certainly We have diminished our
Ideals. who o thinks Of the Ideals
| Of the earlier days?
Where are those ideals today The
| prevailing thought is riches, We are all
| Impressed with the fact Of money. or
| we are anxious for O larger house. Tor
| more beautiful things. for the aecum-
ulation Of paintings. statuary or song
the idea Oh lie Is enjoyment, the prin-
ciple Of existence is happiness. That
Is not what life f. for at all. Yet
throughout u community. through
out az our communities. the Thought
ful mind 4 Immediately impressed
that men and women and children
have written upon the heart and in
the common thought a good time so
automobiles multiply when debts
ought 10 be paid. houses are enlarged
when children ought 10 be educated:
vacation ana entertainments abound
when hard work summons. And we
are moving In our Babylon. enjoying
the spiashing fountains. and beautiful
gardcne. and graceful arches. and the
eye has delight. end the heart has sat
sfaction In The ministry. It
is a luuacy Of life. we are not here
for a good time. The best thing IN
lffc ~ not q Joke, and there are many
9thcs things l,ctter worth having than
AN automobile
But there is "a remedy. We remem-
her that Ncbuchadnczzar did not stay
n the field. And in his rational con-
ession came restitution OF his honor
nd majesty. What this nation needs
the rcproclamation OF Divine truth.
rs perpetuiiy win lie. not in its ma
fcrlaI achievements, but in it's spiritual
iife. The nation that endures because
Il the living presence Of the living
Word Of the living God. We must call
Jack the thought Of men, here in the
school. yondcr at the capitol. and at
ne white house, through u voice
nd through all our literature. call
pack men that they may realize God.
There has been tumult. noise. dust
lamor Of sin. music enticing and Sc
iuctivc, and the very name of God
men escape. and wo are summoned
to repeat that name. and to recall that
presence
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Imagine that such a caso could occur
10 the MONDAY light oI twentieth cen
fury civilization. but It IS history. Ma
Than scnlcsaeL or New YORK. was con-
vlrted ia the court o. general sessions
IN the charge of removing his assets
with intent 10 defraud q creditor. and
after having served his fun term In
prlson his conviction IS get aside by
the court % appeals, and a new trlai
ordered. The history Of the case is
,has briefly stated by the justice %
the higher SQUIRT IN rendering the
oplnlon
The crime is alleged 20 have been
committed in November. 1908. The IN
dIcimcnt was found in June, 1895 The
defendant on June Is. 1905. interp0s-
ed a demurrer. which was held under
adyisement over seven months. until
Feb. 8 1906. when it was disailowcd
The defendant then pleaded not guilty
lie uas brought 10 trial November
1907. aud the iriaf resulted IN the con-
and judgment which now. In
1903. come BEFORE this
court for review. II ig not too much
ugg that greater expedition than
ihis ought 10 be readily n%ttainabie, es-
oeclaily whom It appears 81 years a.
ter the trial That the judgment must
8e reversed for asa obvious error in the
admission III evidence which must
been injurious to thc appellant
and was not properly receivable on
any tenabic theory
IL is e bitter commentary upon the
administration II Justice IN the
sreatest state Of the greatest nation or
that a man two years after
conviction and more than a year after
his release from prison, should be In
formed hat he VAS wrongly convicted
is entitled to another trial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
\ JUST JUDGMENT

Teehniealii,a aside. the action o
The supreme court u the United statc
in The contempt case OF Gompcrs, Nit
chen ami Morrison. means q rehearinf
Of the whole matter. and aii Of thc
people of the country. whether their
sympathles may he with the ms side
or ths other will rejoice IN the fact
that this troublesome question is now
20 te settled at one and for all time.
The contempt case against these
three men grew out Of a proceeding in
the ioeal courts Of the District Of CO.
lumbia 20 prohibit the federation from
b%oyeotting the Bucks stove & Range
Company Of 81 Louia. Mo. Pending
the decision Of that cas- on it's merits
the supreme court Of the district ls-
Nuod & temporary injunction against
the publication Of the name Of the
stowe company Ia the we don't pat
ronize' iist Of the federation This
decision was freely commented upor
in the f%cdcratlons organ and the con.
tempt order was based upon this com
meut.
After extended hearings the three
men were sentchced TO imprisonment
by Justice Wright. Gompcra rcceiy-
Ing twelve months, Mitchell nine and
Morrison six. Upon appeal the district
court Of appeals affirmed he decision
The supreme court viii review the en-
tire case az thus made ont.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
SEEING

Mrs. LNspudcr John Appleton doesn't
meets him on tho porch She sent ten
letters To friends in the northwest to-
day TO the effect that she had just sent
valuable presents 10 them for Christ
mas ana hoped they would get them
safely. bat doubted il. owing to tho
switchmun's strike. Il viii get credit
IN this way FOR sending costly gifts, -
she explained 10 her husband. with
out having sent a thing. Il you were
as quick 10 see an opportunity as /
am YOU wouldn't be a poor man to-
day Then she hurried on To attend
a sprciul service az her church.-At-
Gibson Globe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
An ABSOLUTE MONARCHY.

-
The governing machinery OF The re-
publican party % New Mexieo. II the
present time. gcry closely resembles
shat 81 al absolute monarchy, with
Don solomon welding the ecefier
And 70 say that ibis condition 81 thiags
Is witnessed by the republicans Of the
territory with distinct mutterinea Of
dissatisfaction IS putting Che matt
exceedingly mild. Thtfe M q spirit
anlmaune the Ieading men ~ the
parts in aIl sections 81 the territory,
which borders very closely upon open
revolt. and the only aus Of amaze
merit II that upeH resistance to the
dictatorship 81 Mr. Lana tias not
manifested itself before thia time.
Flfty seals ago. Ia mo days of The
dona and the poems. Tie Luna method
% managing q political pnrty could be
made "a gg. 10 this TERRITORY. nut
things have chanae1 vince then. and
the men uh0 constitute the republican
party Of the present time wili not sub
mit 10 Tho one-man method Of party
government Whila he "a a member
~ the national committee. Mf Luna
Il a representative nf the parts. but
he makes a fatal mistake when he
ssumps 20 be tine party itself Ma
poleen might hase gaid, am the
empire. but solomon d not Napo-
leon. Be has Rlsen republicans
throughout thc iefgiio fa of
more 81 Joss complaint ,og tapl
time past bui his fae ~ curing ilfc
lasl fes Wteka haas lrngvil th at-
ter 70 q crisis When 10 Nas called
60 Washington about tho middle o.
las, month. ne ugs sent for by the adj
ministration, 10 represent the repun-
iiean party of the territory hut he
went ns the representative W himself,
absolutely ond alone so far as can
iNo aseertained hc did not consult with
any republican ~ prominence any-
where In ihe territory. Tho admins
trati0n desired "a learn The wiSiieu Of
tho republicans ~ New Mexico in res
gard to such matters aA arc under
the immediate control 90 the national
government and naturally took 1t Tor
granted that he would be prepared TO
represent the sentiment OF the parry
IN uch matters, but he went prepared
TO represent no D but himself Even
The republican dsbsato in congress,
Dir Androiss, aud the chairman of tho
republican territorial committee. Mr..
Bursuni. wcro both totally ignored,
and have not hrniat.d Go express
their opinions upon the subject IA
very plain trrnu.
MI. una docs not represent the
wishes or the sentiments of the rapuh-
iicans Of Ncn MeSico. iud the repub-
licans ct the territory want the gen
ticmcn m ihr national acmuieirailuu
TO understand that tact Indeed, TO-
keep Sew Meaicp la ih' republican
column 70 is a|hnoiHieiH necessary that
the n%ationni administration should
recognize fhat fu,i and a,t upon IT,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
CHRISTMAS TREE Al
ARM0RY FORPOOR
CHILDREN
Salvation Army BuSiIy Engaged
in Collecting Presents and
Ornaments for Visit of Santa
Claus.

Have you a doll. a plaything or two,
lying about the house, perhaps laid
away in memory of a dead AMI for
gotten past, that you would be willing
to give to make some little child
happy on Christmas day? If you
have and would care to put it to a
good use, call up Captain NJ. II. Glenn
ents, of the salvation Army, telephone
26S, or drop HIM postal card at S07
South Broadway and he or one of his
assistants will gladly call and get the
articles.
Anything at all will be useful, toys,
candies, suitable articles of clothing,
or cash donations. Everything do
mated will be put 10 good use. An
energetic campaign is being waged by
Captain Clements and his soldiers Of
the local Salvation Army barracks in
an effort to arrange for a great big
Christmas jollihcation at the Armory
on the afternoon of December %. a
canvass of the city has discovered
that there are 200 children who Will
joyfully attend the Christmas celebra-
ton and be glad TO accept the toys and
other articles hanging on the tree for
them.
4 force Of Salvation Army workers
will be quite busy for the next ten
days gathering up donations. but they
Will not be too busy to get everything
offered. If you have anything to give,
notify Captain Clements and he will
do the rest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office, Las Cru
ces, y. NJ, December 10. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing townships have been surveyed
and plats of survey of said townships
will be filed in this office January Is,
1910: (a1 township Il south. range
10 east, n. VI. p. NJ; OBJ township )
south. range > west. y. NJ. P. M: (c)
township p south, range 10 west, n.
NJ. p. NJ; (d) township - south,
range 90 west. y. NJ. p. NJ; (e) town
ship - south, range y west. y. NJ.
p. NJ. on or after January Is, 1910,
this office will be prepared to receive
applications for entry of lands in the
aforementioned townships. Any and
all persons claiming lands in these
townships by reason of prior settle
ment on same are allowed ninety days
next following January Is, 1910, in
which to make application at this Of
flee under the law.
JOSE GONZALES, Register.
+. II. SIMS, Receiver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Official notice of the completion of
the organization OF the Chino Copper
company, which company purchased
the property of the Santa Rita Min
ing company at Santa Rita last June,
was given to the public on the first
day of the present month. All bust
ness after that date December l.
1909, will hereafter be conducted
under the name of the new organiza-
ton, and all bills and accounts of
the Santa Rita Mining company will
be settled by the Chino Copper COM
pany, as the change at this time is
one OF name only and not OF manages
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

shaded 10 do 50 within a. few weeks.
The chief difficulty seems to be that
this man. who has been living in the
frozen north eighteen out of the last
twenty-three years, has a genuine dlf-
ldence about exhibiting himself to
the public. Peary is a scientist first,
last and all the time. He values MS
scientific achievements rs OF more i'm
portance than the opportunity TO
make money. He will do nothing that
does not coincide with his rigid ideals
OF a scientists dignity. For example,
he has declined offers from moving
picture men. who want to show his
polar photographs. and offers from
talking concerns that want a few
reels of talk to retail throughout the
country, offers which amount to a tidy
fortune
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
PEARY RECEIVES $4,000
FOR NORTH POLE STORY

1t seems probable hat many years
will pass before an author receives a
higher price for his literary product
han Commander Robert L. Peary re-
elves from Hampton's Magazine for
! his own story of the discovery of the
| North pole.
This feature cost Hampton's a
| clean. cool $4,000. No rate per word
is specified in the contract, but it is
generally estimated that Commander
Peary is receiving S1.1S cash for each
word that he writes for Hampton's
Magazine. Benz. b. Hampton, editor
Of the magazine, makes this state
ment:
IF you have a desire to estimate
the rate per word that will be earned
by Peary with his North pole story,
you would be safer In placing it at
$3.50 per word than $1.20. We have
bought only American and Canadian
magazine rights. n stokes book
rights cover only these countries.
That leaves all the foreign rights TO
sell. When they are figured up the
totals should amount to $100, 900 or
even $3.50, 600.
'Peary is not a good business man.
As a matter OF fact, he Is a O man.
Mrs. Peary has beer the business head
of the family, and the commander
never loses an opportunity to praise
her for the ann in which she has
labored and borne the brunt of his
quarter of a century of work in the
A rpfIa Ip.lrx and Afrg Daar4r ha 10
sacrificed their material comfort 70
his Arctic ideal. Every dollar they
rould spare from actual living ex-
oenses has been used to equip cxpedi-
tions. so that. when Peary returned
a few months ago. there was mighty
little money in the Peary bank ac-
count.
Record breaking Lecture Offers.
The eVcnu from his books and
magazine work could be greatly in
creased by featuring. il Pcary's friends
AN persuade him TO go on the plat-l
form. He has had offers thai would
net him one hundred thousand dollars
for the first years work or more, If
he would be willing 10 stick to it for
consecutive months. He has
received offers from many of the lead
ing cities of the country, guaranteeing
him as high AZ $4,000 for a single lee
turc.
There can be no reason Cat least.
20 his friends assert) why he could
take advantage Of the lecture OPP
portunities and meet the people. and
let them hear his story from his own
lips
Up TO the present time he has not
completed any lecture arrangements.
but il is believed that he MAJ be per-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
Commissions Are Oderous.

In reply to the argument that col
lege football of the murderous kind
begets courage, Col. John $. Mosby,
who is or less of an authority on
courage. points to Stonewall jackson.
in whose college career football did
not build courage. The difference be-
tween the colleges today and those of
two generations & as respects ath-
letics is. in the opinion of Col Mosby,
measured by the difference between
Stonewall Jackson and John L. Sulli-
van.-Phocnix Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

A newspaper tells OF a teacher in
the schools OF Buffalo who returned
10 the authorities sI.30 that had been
overpaid her, and suggests that a
moQument be erected to her memory
To commemorate her honesty. Our
contemporary is dead wrong. A
monument is due the city of Buffalo
in oommemoration of the fact that ii
is the only city in history that ever
overpaid a teacher even in the vast
sum of Sl.30-Ei Paso Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
By the


WHY COULDN'T Zela5a refuse u
extraaite himself
THE COMM zRCIAL clH0 has al
ready made good. II is cause Tor CON
graduation an around.
THE REAL QUESTION after all is
whether or no Kew England IS ready
to let use enter the union
w@~
DON'T put T;ed cross stamps on
your letter without the regular post
afe. II you do you are stung.
YESTERDAY demonstrated to the
satisfaction Of many that the land OF
sunshine is not going back on its
illustrious name.
TT RATHER looks rs II New Mex
leo had satisfied ever tile most con-
nrmcd Missourians at the Land Expo
sition in Chicago.
s#a
THE CONSERVATIVE manner in
sehich the FL Paso correspondent has
handled the Nicaraguan crisis is
worthy Of admiration.
sxs
JUST BEAR in mind that Christ
mas is two weeks distant and it is
unfair To- the clerks to put off your
shopping any longer. Do It now.
yTiE CASE Of the woman who died
as tn result of having a sponge sewed
up in her body by a bunch of surgeons
after an operation will help to make
appendicitis unpopular, even among
the malefacting rich. The risk OF
having yourself made a receptacle for
a cas- Of instruments or a bath towel
is not one that appeals.
sxs
1T IS REALLY hard to find any
fault with President Tait's idea %
having a business like constitution for
the new state Of New Mexico. And
the president al be much more safe
" trusted with this document than
the bunch of wonld-be constitution
makers in New Mexico who would
like to get a finger in the pie.
THE NUMBER Of available affida-
Wit men in the Cook controversy APP
pears to be increasing by leaps and
bounds. 1t is hard TO find any citizen
who isn't willing for "a few dollars APP
p%arently, TO swear that Cook 10 a liar
that ne never s<tw the North pole.
never even heard of it and didn't ex-
plore any farther than the Bronx. II
is small matter for surprise that Cool
has retrcated to a sanitarium.
A FOOTBALL enthusiast says that
if the game were robbed IF its danger
IL would be robbed OF It's interest; thai
the element of danger is the element
of interest in any anne. That is true
of bull fighting. but it is not in the
slightest sense true Of the most inter
esting of all games observation-disclosures
Republican.
How about TSrus Cobb2 Isn't he.
an element of dagger. to put 1t mildly 3?
A%~
THE DOGS reputation as mans
unselfish friend" is bout to be aug
mented by his service as an unselfish
detective. The story comes from Mich
igan that while a man was showing
a Heath certificate signed by a ply
stefan to a ticket agent preliminary to
the shipment of a coffin, a game war
den's dog pointed" the casket so per-
sistently that the warden had It open
ed to find that 1t contained the dead
bodies of 500 quail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

The earnings OF Armour q Co, the
Chicago beef packers. for the wear
ending October IS. 1903. 1t is declared
amounted L. about IS per cent on
capital stock Of $50, 600. 600.
This places the statement of tho beef
packers that they are not responsible
for the Increase in the price OF meat
in "a rather doubtful light-Phocnix
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

When The bills come in on the first
OF the month. and a man finds. after
paving them. that he barely has
enough 20 make a decent showing In.
the contribution box II church on
sunday. he is apt 70 say a few harsh
things about the trusts and the robber
tariff. and then he kicks the cat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
The Democratic Wall.

Another effort will be made. at
the present session Of congress. To
change the date for the Inauguration
Of the president Of the United States
from March { to the last Thursday Ia
April. Exchange. II we could
change the political horizon at tn,
next election IL won't matter much
what day is set for the inauguration 90
our candidate. ANY old day VIII ans
wer.-Dcming Headlight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
Getting Common.

Howard Chandler Christy, the artist
is another American who has achieved
fame and riches and matrimonial in
felicity at the same time. IL is a COM
bination that is becoming almost too
common to attract noticc.-PhocniX
RopuhliCan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Delegate Andrews says that Taft's
message To congress assures statehood
for New Mexico. II anything was
needed to convince us OF the doubt
fulness OF the situation regarding
statehood. Bulls assurance supplies
iL-Isoswcll Record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

Quality in feed for horses, cows and
poultry, is Just a. necessary "a il is i'm
groceries or meats. Our stock is the
largest in New Mexico and could not
be better selected. Cash guarantee
with every order. Your money back
II you are not satisfied. Il. w. lee.
III W. Lead Ave, Phone IS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

a Texas paper advances the theory
that the reason the Kansas railroad
commissioners Issued an order forbid
ing the careless handling of 1aglgge Is
that SO many bottles and jugs wsre
broken by the baggage smashers.-
Tucson Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
\ NorAuLr ILLUSTRATION

For centuries poels and phllosa-
Pliers have Hritted. and Statesmen
have spoken. upon the subject 81 the
miscarriage 80 justice isrnugh tho
laws delay. and here b. ihc story of
one OF the most striking concrete
specimens ~ tho rfl ahich has ever
been sen IN print "A q dhieun 60
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
Editorial Sayings; Wise
and Otherwise

Speaking of the Thaws 1t may be a
matter of interest that Harry is frozen
in and Evelyn frozen out.-El Paso
Times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12
4 Southwest Wonder.

Two and q half years ago section
Is. township >. range 36 was a COW
pasture. today it's covered with a live
hustling city OF 5000 inhabitants.
With electric lights, sewerage and
w~aterworks, three miles of concrete
sidewalk and three railroads with two
more in sight. railroad Improvements
costing one and a half million dollars.
six churches and a few other things,
watch us another two and a half
years-Clovis Post.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

When butter is made out Of petro-
leum the man with a Crouch will be
robbed of the chance to kick about
the lost lock of hair.-Tucson Star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-12

We knock the peSsimist al times,
Because in gloom he ulorics.
But here "a hunst-he never tries
To tell us funny stories.