Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-11


Lee O'Neill Browne has been ac-
quilted. 1t win now be up to Colonel
Roosevelt TO state clearly what he
thinks o. the blooming jury system,
anyhow.
Tho main trouble with the Ballinger
committee appears to be that it hasn't
got any majority.
The nation alone can control cor
porate Wealth. declares Roosevelt.
And 1t Is believed there are a few
corporations that can give even Uncle
Sam a run for his money.
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The latest is that the crack shots
are going to shoot up Traction park.
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These battleshiD explosions are be-
coming too frequent for comfort.
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If Ash Fork Keeps IN ii will
oft the tourist business.
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The doors of The Las Vegas insti-
tuition for the insane are still hospita-
bly, open for all who come under the
Roosevelt category of idiots. This is
supposed to include EDITORIAL writer's.
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Mark Smith has come out against
the initiative and referendum. Is
there no balm in Giiead?
There appears to be a bunch of ra-
determined New Mexico ladies
on the trail OF John B%arleycorn.
zee
NJ. SirOmiatnikoff believes that
the -southwestsky lcade in irrigation
The government is preparing to
build a thousand-mile barbed wire
Will only serve to stir up the contro-
versy over barb-erous Mexico.
&C.
1t is to be hoped the government
won't step in and conserve that Camp
City gusher back in the hole.
A contemporary expresses the fear
hat Mr.. Longworth was SO intent on
his a TO the ground that his
slipped.
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Champ Clark has quit chasing the
alnbow, and Is now sitting down,
ONE his way.
There ought to be enough reports
n the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy
o please all factions. j
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Congress will not dare do it," say :
he democrats. II YOU try the ini- J
and referendum on them you !
ray find they arc an audacious lot. :
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New York City owes over $3.50 |
90, zoe, but her citizens are annually
lvesting nearly 800. 10000 In new
ulldings and she'll not so to the q
corhouse just yet. !
The country rs again being bonn =
with the ten commandments. !
is enough TO make Moses urn over U
his grave.
That bullet ought to make a pretty
campaign asset for Mayor |
aynor. !
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A New York hotel waiter has had
wen stitches taken in his heart. You
III notice II was "a cardaic affection
nd not nerve trouble.
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Little drops of water and little
rains of sand give the milkman and
-ocer tho w~herewlthal to buy land
UNI meter, but not without other rec
lamentations,
Two visitors In an Arad tMorrocco) r
lfo quarreled. The local newspaper /
ibllshed the following the next day;
Sir: A gentleman cannot send his
to a person of your descrip-
on. Kindly consider, therefore, that
,ur face Is slapped. ! herewith give
)u a slap on the face. right aud left.
on can thank your stars that | did
II use my stick.
The following reply appeared the e
,xt day.
To My Excellent Adversary. I beg II
thank YOU that you give me only 81
70 slaps in the face (and these only \
%writingl. and that you took no Il
rDnger measures. Kindly agree 81
in answer TO your insults, I fire Y,
< revolver bullets into your head. y,
the moment that you read these a,
les regard yourself as a corpse. My o,
ist respects to your dead body. tc
Honor was satisfied. fr
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What will the men wear" asks OF
headline. Most of them expect to OF
in the same old way. with IN
ousers. GOA. shirt. collar. shoes and "a
worried ivpk. I'm
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Arc you a zylotomist o." asks The bl
a shineton Herald. and " 50 have b,
u any Eskimos & prove it, A
in
Nov that Taft has snubbed Balm
r the list Of snubbers wil appear "
netting like a census report.
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