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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
TIIE SALARY LIST.

The Permanently Unsatisfied are
telling as that the new state Is to be
saddlcd with burden of huge sal
aries, under which the people will
groan in anguish. Passing over the
fact that there was difference OF
only $500 between the salary list advo-
Gated by the democrats and the ono
finally put IN the organic act. let us
examine this salary business. The ex-
ccutiye officers are to receive a total
Of some $4,000. the salaries ranging
less on an average than those under
the territorial government.
Under the county fee system, there
are three offices In this county alone
which have heretofore paid about
$4,000 each to the fortunate incum-
bents By the abolition OF the fee
system Is evident therefore that Ber-
nalilo county can save some $4,000
a year on three offices. II Is prob
ably not too much TO venture that
under the new salary system this one
mail county could pay. or very nearly !
pay. the whole bunch OF state off /
,ers.
j looks to a man mp tree as II !
hc new state might be able 20 worry
dong and still be able TO pay the men
n charge of its affairs living wages.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

The person who huvg IA nickeVs
,vortl, az oeannts Ca ,,,,,,,rt, ot ,...,,
. %. '''o ""''
w i''u 20 the squirrels in the
park or SO gladden. the hearts Of
children az home srarsl, realizes tbat
h, has o,...,,.,,..,,.
:" "' "t"uS''g Ahat
itst year iarmed million dollar crop,
and which placed on the market I'm
various forms reached the enor,,o,,s
- 80. N''N' 'i'' "'
..'' % feo'V"0'VVV' Ana New Mexico
If'iiiAe7 To uecomp famous as pea
nut country
The Ns.hirot.., Sea-, -,,...
q,bt, ut,t. t....,
zion a.. -, t'', 'l .. ''', ilNs p resoll
ION ,sh,s.. i.,l,t,, aoou iofeo'-
untl ror,,,s,sti,,.i,. ,.,,,f.. ,','.. ~, Y ls
,re.iatea sitt~- u.i" p
th.r,st % ~ e,'iu''ey iiu''ey IN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
ANOTHER CONVENTION.

4 strange oversight has been made
by the gentlemen, incuding Mr. u
Il. Ferguson who want 10 vote down
the constitution. reconvene the dele
gates and have thcm frame a con-
altnuon to suit the dlsgrunted fac
tion.
The whole proposition Is too ABB
mrd 10 be discussed By reasonable
men, but il does seem queer that the
advocates OF second convention
haven't told us who Is TO pay the eN-
ponse Of holding Il. The enabling act
makes no provision for defraying the
expense. one hundred thousand dol
lars WAS appropriated TO pay for the
first convention and election BY the
time the election is held the people
Of New Mexico win have already ex-
ceeded by nearly $4,000 this appro-
priation.
Allowing twenty days for the second
convention. ana $4,000 for second
election. the total expense would run
UP to between $4,000 and 100000.
Who IS going to pay It?
VIII the advocates OF the initiative
pass around the hat and raise the
price?
Does Mr., Ferguson, for instance
believe that tho people are willing to
dig up $4,000 to rcassemble the con
vention so that II may frame new
constitution to suit the faction repre-
sCnted by Mr.. Ferguson
Probably such sordid cansidera-
tion az mere expense IN connection
with the lofty aims OF those who
would turn down immediate statehood
is unworthy Of the situation But
It is consideration which We fear
would have considerable weight with
the people They would probably
look at that 100000 a long while first.
The whole proposition, however. Is
utterly ridiculous In the first place,
holding another convention would
take statehood out OF the hands Of
the present congress. II would post
pone any chance for action many
months--and doom us again 10 terri |
torialism by placing our dcstinies in !
AHN MINUS ~ "A new tonkfths with a |
partisan fence for as 70 jump be-
tween the house and senate. To inn |
ngine that the next congress would |
pass the bin is pure pifflo
The erowning absurdity of the |
whole argument is. however. the as-
sertion that the convention could be
rcassemhled at ALI or that upon re-
assembling II would do any differ
entity
All o. this, however. is far beside
the mark The convention is not go-
ing 10 be asked TO reasscmble and IT'S
work Is to be ratified by the people
Of New Mexico next month by an
overwhelming majority, The Morning
Journal however. would like to see
the vote just as nearly unanimous as
possible, and We propose to work to
that end until the polls close on Jan
uery 81.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
PLANS FOR YEAR
TO Be DISCUEED
BY DIRECTORS
important Y. W. C. A. Meeting
Held Today; Is Understood
Block Day Results viii Total
About $1,000.

Plans for the work of the Young
Womens Christian association for
the coming year will be discussed at
an important meeting of the board of
directors to be held at three O'Clock
this afternoon. There is much import
ant business to be transacted. includ-
ing reports of officers and the presen-
tation of a re-draft of the constitu-
ton, which, however, will not be
acted upon for some weeks yet. The
date and place for the annual meet
ing viii be decided upon, the expense
budget for 1911 win be considered
and a decision will be arrived at as
to the program for future construc-
tive work of the organization.
One matter Of considerable interest
Will be the report of Mrs. George S.
Klock, Block Day treasurer, as to the
result of the recent campaign in this
city for funds The canVassing has
been practically completed and it is
understood that the treasurer will re-
port a total of contributions amount
ing about $1,000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
Ne " FEED MAKES
THE COW GIVE
MORE MILK

Does that COW of yours do her
duty
You can't expect COW Go give
plenty OF milk unless YOU pay some
attention To- her feed. a feed which
is guaranteed 60 bring results IS be-
ing placed on the market by =. W.
Foe. the feed man, and Il is called
the Jersey dairy feed" for milch
COWS.
zone customer" said Mr.. Fec yes
tcrdnN "has told me that his cow ia
giving from one to five quarts more Of
rich milk since ne has been using
this feed. 10 BIS ground, mixed and
prepared here in our own establish
ment hy our own machines. You can't
obtain the best results from COW
on bran ration alone. The proper
balancing soft her feed is mot hap
hazurd matter. but 30 must Zoe done
rgienudcliN The animal relishcs "a
chaneo and pays literally Tor the eN-
peuse of her feed and the time and
attention % should have This feed
IS sold ON ihe basis OF no increase ln
milk flow. nn paw"
Mr Zee is selling this feed ot st.5'5
a hundred and it Is very highly rec
commended hy local dairymcn and
others who have used g.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
A NEW PARTY.

The Kansas City Journal, hopeless
stand-patter, wonders. somewhat acid
ly, what T. II. is doing under all that
ailencc. 1t says:
out Of that Great Silence which
hroods over oyster Bay there are in
termittent flashes that indicate in~
tense cosmie energies in motion.
What Is going on behind that curtain
whore the colonel sits IN solitary
meditation? In llnRual eruption he
is normal When he is talking he
Is as we know him. Now he is think
ing and not talking. The mystery
deepcns. Nearly three weeks have
Tapped their gloomy wings ana he
who carried the banner to defeat
continues dumb. The very stiffness
appalls and depresses. The audience
Especially the galleries---is impa-
tient Of this unexplained stage wait.
In the meantime there Is a persist
cnt rumor of mighty things impend-
ing. II Is said that the colonel is
planning a new political party and
that he Is working out the details
IN the seclusion of his own study.
The talk is that ho is getting ready
TO issue a call for national confer
ence 20 organize and concentrate the
dlsorganized forces of disaffection
into political structure quite inde-
pendent and apart from both OF the
old parties. Obviously the demoral-
lied host of insurgents and new ma
tinnalists" look 20 the colonel 70 take
the initiative. His Osawatomic speech
made II clear that such thoughts
were incubatlng In his mind. lie was
too busy making speeches to think
clearly. Now he has the time and the
60 perfect this great pro-
gram. II is worthy the ambitions o.
any man to organize a great national
party. is IL not?
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

TO our mind the recall Of the ju'
dietary VIII be fatal to statehood
either by a refusal Of the people Of
Arizona 10 adopt the constitution OF
by It's prompt annulment by both
President Taft and congress.
The people of Arizona have strug-
Rled for statehood for two decades
and they do not want anything IN
the constitution which win endangor
their chance for self-goyernmont now.
After statehood has been attained they
viii be just as competent to provide
desirable governmental principles as
now.
There may be other things already
inserted in the convention az danger
GUS 10 statehood as the proposed recall,
but public sentiment agrees TO the
danger Of this measure
and demands It's obllte-ation from
which must be approved
at Washington, 10 secure the boon Of
for which Arizona has
fought and hoped for SO long, -l3lsbee
Review
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
What They Are Saying About
the 7lUo Constitutions

the constitution, insist that all repub-
lteans shall vote with them because
matters they deem essential are not in
the constitution
If the real object Of the objectors In
calling meeting as mentioned above
We're shown II would doubtless prove
but fight among the few leaders OF
the democratic party as to whom shall
rule the party itself. and who, after all,
is boss OF the section gang"
That is the gist of the whole mat
ter It's Ferguson and Fitch, against
Walton and Dougherty etc. AS long
as the state leaders can get no farther
than that, they need not wonder why
there is republican majority in New
Mexico. In nearly every instance
where the rights of the people" are
placarded as living reasons for GER
tain actions, II win be found that the
supremacy of leaders is the real issue
Clayton Citizen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
A valuable Concession.

The republican members Of the con-
stitutional convention made a conces-
sion to the minority in the closing days
Of that gathering which is worthy Of
consideration. 1t was in regard 10 the
provision for constitutional amend
ments. and the article relative thereto
was so changed that at the second leg
islature and at every legislature held
eight years thereafter constitutional
amendments not to exceed three in
number may be submitted to the peo-
pie by majority vote OF both
branches This, at least, makes the
constitution easier to amend at cer-
tain stated ntervals.-Silver City
Independent
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
ANCIENT CITY ELKS
TO HONOR DEPARTED
BROTHERS SUNDAY
Especial Dispatch to The Morning Journarl

iopecihl DlhDhtrn 10 the MORNING JOurnnil
Santa Fe, ~ NJ, Dec 2.-Tho fol-
lowing is the program for the Mem
orial services at the Elks' theater on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock by
Santa Fe lodge No. 400, b. =. O. r..
Music .........M Morrison's Orchestra
Opening ...... Lodge
Invocation, ....... Rev. j. G. Mythen
Nolln solo ,.....,.... Miss " Bean
General Eulogy Bro Il. V. Davies
Anthem .......' Lead Kindly Light
hulogN .,....-. .,t..a... Bro. e. Palmer
Anthem--"They That Sow In Tears
Shall Reap In Joy. "......t.....
..................Cl Closing Ceremonies
Benediction. ...,.. Rev. j. q. Mythen
Chutr-Mr. ana Mrs. \. r. Nc
Cord, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Crichton
Miss Cheshire. Miss Marmon, MT
Stevenson.
Miss Bishop. piano.
The Following are the deceased
members of the lodge.
John o. Miller. Thomas j. Helm,
Abraham Gold, Hugh n. Wilcox,
Charles Wagner. samuel W. Marshall.
L. B. Milleisen, Granville Pendleton,
e. n, Dow w. v White. Frank Boil
ton, Nernan Is Hurdon, Thomas Mad
den. A. NJ. Sanchez. Henry j. Young,
j. W. RaYnolds.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
\ VICTIM or SANDER.

IT Is pathetic to think that John G.
Carlisle should have been so poor at
Che time Of his death that he could
not provide for his burial at his old
home IN Kentucky But il Is sadder
still that he should have been the vic
tim or the most druel injustice a
public man can suffer.
The New York World says:
Carlisle was Secretary OF the Treas
ury during tho greatest financial
crisis this country has experienced.
With his conduct of affairs The World
was in aggressive disagreement. 1t
differed with him both as TO his
policy and his methods.
But in the state Of popular excite
ment then prevailing, Carlisle was
rcoklessly accused by political enemies
in his own State OF selling out to
Wall street for millions. Not an atom
OF evidence was ever adduced reflect
ing on his personal integrity. The over
heated Imagination OF partisan fana-
ties produced the charges OF corruption
and irresponsible agitators gave the
slander circulation throughout the
country during the frec-silyer cam
palgn. Even later, when Carlisle
had loft the government service and
public life for all time and practised
his profession, his political enemies
continued To denounce him as cor
lawyer who was getting his
pay for betraying his official trust
II any proof of Carisles honesty was
aver needed, the circumstances of his
Heath should fill even his blindest de-
Iamers with confusion and shame
But they can never make amends to
atm
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
SOME WEAK SPOTS
IN FERGUSON
ARGUMENTS
UTTERLY FAILS TO POINT
OUT S0-CALLED HJOKERS'
Attorney General Clancy Finds
Himself Unable to Agree
With Theory That There
viii Never be Any Honest
Legislatures,
70 the Editor Of the journal.

| TO the Editor of the Journal:
| The time IS rapidly approaching
when the people OF New Mexico will
decide at the polls upon the adop-
tion of the constitution submitted to
them by their convention, which COM
pleted it's labors It Santa Fe on the
21st of November 1t is not credible
that there will be any general intel
ligent or organized opposition to that
constitution, but Il is well that some
attention be given to the objections
which have been, or may be, made
to IT,
A distinguished gentleman of AL
huquerque, a delegate to the conven-
ticn, who Is by many supposed to be
the leader and representative of the
democratic party of New Mexico, Mr.
Harvey Il. Ferguson, announced in
trumpet tones. before the convention
had finished its work. that he would
fight the ratification of the constitu-
ton. We have been waiting to know
his reasons, ana last Monday night
he gave them to the public at a meet
ing held for that purpose. and pub
lished them In the evening paper or
the next day. They should be care
fully examined as presumably en-
bodying the worst, If not all, that can
be said against the unfortunate con-
- el,l,,,l, a., o.oa tr ,,o.si,,~ ,,,.
numerous otbo, dar,or,ats ,,.be hayo
so,,, roaso,, ~, holio,,a that tbov o1so
,,,o,, ~ 1oaao,, a,,d ranr,sa,,t "a ti,.e,s 49,.
of their party although perhaps in
ferior to Mr.. Ferguson, have either
announced their intention to vote for
t,toir dan,sia,, ti -. 49, ti,,,a
and oanort,,nit, en-, a,,d carof,,iiv
-, a,a,,,t,,a 49, s,,t,ina,
NJ Ea,,,sso,,,., ,,,oase, s,,ota,,,a,t
of reasa,s fo, ,,,,,,,,si,,'g tbo ronstt,,,
H., ,.. i,,t.,.,,i i,,,,i,d ,,tth 1,,,.,,,,,
a,,d ,.,,,,,o,.,ti,. 5sn,,rc,atia,, ~ AZ
H. s,,,,.,,,it,a, .lifc,,,,tt 4, sac,-at,ata ~
h 49, t.tt.s,'r f, ~,
ss,th a,,a ei,., ,I ,,r,.1ar and or,,a
,,,ontatian ~ aratn,.,' ,,,,,rh ~ o,hich
l., nIeasi,,,, ma no,,tt,atine oihoit |
so,,I,,,,b,t o,',,e,i.,,,s- 10 honest minds |
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seeklils eni'shsehinehu ~ Is posSlpie, !
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et,,, se''1' ,''a'.i ,s,ts,,.,,i. w.
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tlai uhsMer' i's "hiS ,3 aPp',va.loii h'I -
IN .iig lqgn tnat .a we WI nave ''o n"C
s'"te i's 's'''' lya
i,"u pau 'vi'l l'oli'ai 'si''ule l,a,-,
!, ,'vi 'i't' w ~, -. e,N,
,luH' HV ~ 'h"t p"" - ''No'v"
, u' - .'' Wy l',s.
u'.u hlV' Non.' oiiyu '',S ti, .i 'lo''al
.onNsutloll, anu Una. ~ WI ~, ~ e"'o
y ieblS,atu 81 ia 'i,e iu'uae' r ms
h"pe''Sa Su.'e on "lIa, ,i. - -, ~ ne
We're correct IL every Sthlhs mas peeh
ana Is Just vs. pad as II can ne would
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

It is safe to say that il the woman
suffraglsts Of the state OF Washing
ton had occupied themselves in break
ing windows and assaulting public Of
ficials in the campaign the suffrage
cause would not have won at the re-
cent election.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

And now there is to bc an increase
In the price OF coffee. The ultimate
consumer apparently is always get
ting &c where Nellie wore her beads
1t was hard-heartod old editor that
printed that story ON the morning of
Thanksgiving day. lie might at least
have waited until We had had our
turkey.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

The defeated republican claims
that the socialist member of congress
should be dcnied a seat because he
speaks disrespectfully OF the supreme
court Is respect for the courts and
obedience TO the laws characteristic
of good repuhlicansg A correct an
awcr may enable US TO classify "A GER
tain politicians who now defies classi-
fcntlun.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

looking out for Number one, it is
something that he is doing it in
silence. Some of the senator's promi-
nent friends, notably one who resides
mt a quiet hamlet known as oyster
those charged to the scholarly gentle
man from Massachusetts.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

When you have a cold get bottle
of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. 1t
will soon fix you up all right and will
ward Off any tendency toward pneu-
monia. This remedy contains no
opium or other narcotic and may be
given aS confidently to a baby as to
an adult. Sold by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

The London suffragettes have taken
TO the warpath again. Several Ameri-
can women have been involved in the
melee The English suffragette idea
when contracted by an American ad-
herent seems to be synonymous with
an inability to mind ones own busi-
,,oap
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

no \ TiOSS OF VIC NtfTIOn tanHg -
The wisdom and fairness Of tine
Pecos valley democrats in asking that
the democratic convention called for
December IL, be called off, is apparent
to all fair minded people
why should the leading democrats
meet to decide about how other demo
crats shall vote on matter concern
Ing each personally and on which IT
has been shown that they have widely
diverglng opinions2
Why do not those republicans who
are not satisfied with all there Is in
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

president Taft's Thanksgiving
turkey weighed thirty-seven pounds
the largest that ever graced a White
House table. AS TAFT is the largest
president that ever ate turkey, this
was quite appropriate.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

Governor Foss alleges that Senator
Lodee is working in silence for his
own selfish ends and for special priv
lieges Even lf us ailegcd. cabot is
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

The Arizona convention has stood
.rat Tor the recall as applied TO the
.iudiciary And Il those dclesates are
mot watched they win seek 10 make il
.apply 90 tho president Of the United
states. aud the chief justice OF the
supreme court. A democrat once
loose. VIII stop nt nothing.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE

3 pkgs. of city Soda Crackers 25c
lbs. fresh, crisp, oyster Crackers 25c
New Macaroni in bulk. per ID. ... 10c
Compare this with the package
goods that only contain l5 lb.)
lbs Apples 25c
Wedding Breakfast Coffee ..... 25c
Crane Nuts, per pkg. Tic
Postum Cereal 20c
cans good Sweet Corn ...... 25c
High grade Lima Beans .... 10c
12-oz. can Shilling's Best Baking
Powder - .... SOC
Fresh Crisp Gingersnaps ... i0c
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour lie
Buckwheat Flour, pkg. ........,1 lie
. cans of Peaches ............2 25c
? cans of Pears .........2 25c
Gallon can Of Syrup .......10 10c
THE MAZE.
WM. KIEKF, Proprietor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03
THE MAZE.
WM. KIEKE, Proprietor.
2t1 South First st.

The Whtson Music company is
closing out its line OF stringed instru-
ments to make room for new and
enlarged line of Edison and Victor
records, which they are TO make a
special feature. These records are re
leased for sale once a month and the
Whitson company win carry a full
variety of up-to-the minute records.
-.s.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

The democrats will have wide
selection in their ch9ioc of battle cries
Tor the next presidential campaign
We may expect 90 hear such thrilling
slogans as Harmon and Harmony"
"ply in Dixie" "Rah, Rah. Rah. vii
SON." "nryan's in the Briny' and
Gains for Gaynor"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

If Il IS true that the British are
making an outcry against American
dollars they must have in mind some
Of these that they failed 10 get
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

Why should men wander off on side
issues like Pullman rates when they
might be regulating the porter's fee ?
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-03

Turkeys now win be able to breathe
easier-untll Christmas gets closer
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-13
TWO TABLETS AND
STOMACH MISERY GONE

The c. d. Smith Drug Company
sells and guarantees the best prescrip-
tion the world has ever known for
disturbed and upset stomach, gas,
belching, heaviness, heartburn, acid
stomach and biliousness.
IL is called MI-O-NA, remember the
name, and it banishes distress from
over-eating or fermentation of food
in five minutes.
1t is guaranteed by the c. ID. Smith
Drug Company to cure indigestion,
sick headache, nervousness and dizzl-
ness, or money back.
No matter how long you have sur
fered you will find certain cure in
MI-O-NA stomach tablets.
About six weeks ago | purchased
a box of MI-ONA tablets for an ag-
gravated form of stomach trouble. |
had been troubled for four or five
years, had tried different physicians
and a great many patent remedies,
but of no use until / used Ml-O-NA. h.
They entirely. relieved me from pain.
and | can nov eat most any kind OF
food and relish it.''-A. j. Fish, West
Carthage. n. Y.
Ml-O-NA stomach tablets are only
so cents large box at the c. ID,
Smith Drug Company stores and at
druggists everywhere. Get trial
treatment free by writing Booths
Mi-o-na, Buffalo, n. y.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-13
IMPORTANT.

A substantial business Is being
built up by the Western Slope Marble
& Granite company They guarantee
satisfaction in every deal. their pur-
chasers having the advantage of see
ing their work erected by resident
people, and pay for the work when
satisfactory. When you purchase of
outside agents from some other part
OF the country. you, perhaps, are
Obliged to complete the deal with an
entirely different or indif h.ent
agent; and, again, we make 81 jkSe.
prices on any work. '-'F
we have electric tools and the best
workmen, and furnish any material
or design in the market in fine stone
work. Also iron fences for lawn or
cemetery lot. Call, write us or phone
Junction 80.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-13
JAILED FOR HOLDING
CHURCH SERVICE IN LAKE

Chicago, Sept. 13.-SiX men claim
ing to be members of a Persian re-
ligious cult were arrested Sunday by
the police while they, with about
forty men and women, were holding
services in the waters of Lake Mich
igan. The services were held in the
water at the foot of Diversey boule-
ward and attracted the attention of
churchgoers. The police were noti-
fled of the singing and shouting.
They arrived to see women and men
being lowered into water up to their
necks. At the attempt to break up
the services the ringleaders raised a
loud protest. In their cells the pris-
oners renewed loudly their unfinished
services. Each member took his turn
at preaching sermons.