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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-21
MOST DEADLY DRUG
EVIL IN THE PRAcTICEAoF sMo.
KING GANJAH.
Habit introduced by the Hindus Into
America Is Greatly to Be De.
pIored-In Effect It Is
Worse Than Opium.

In California and down through
Central America and the West Indies
the practice of smoking ganjah, or
Indian hemp, has been introduced
within recent years. A rubber planter
from British Honduras, who is ia.
miliar with the Pacific coast and all
tropical America, described the prac-
tlce and some of it's effects the other
day.
"Ganjah smoking" he said, follows
the Hindu. The plant is indigenous to
the tropics and was used to a limited
extent by the Aztecs of Mexico. In
India it has been a curse for cen
turtles.
When the East Indian laborer was
introduced into the West Indies about
80 years ago he brought it with him,
and revived and encouraged the use
OF the weed among the natives. More
recently he did the same evil turn for
California, so that at the present time
ganjah smoking is prevalent from the
Canadian border to Panama.
The plant needs no cultivation. 1t
grows luxuriantly, usually in patches,
wherever the climate is warm and the
ground is moist. The leaves are
charged with a powerful narcotic, and
the method of use merely consists of
gathering them when they are half
dry, examining them into a pipe and
inhaling the heavy white smoke.
tie or twelve inhalations produce
a pleasant stupor. This gives way to
a buoyancy of limb and a desire for
action. The smoker becomes very
quarrelsome and is obsessed with the
idea OF blood. This is backed up by a
conviction of his own courage, no mat
ter how timid he may be in his normal
state. AS the drug gains further hold
upon him be snatches up the first
weapon at hand and rushes forth to
kill.
Wherever ganjah is smoked muir
der,1s a comparatively common crime.
Most Hindus are physical towards, but
on the other hand they do not regard
death with horror. Some of them be-
lleve In the transmigration of souls,
while the more ignorant think that
their disembodied spirits are per-
mitted to return to India to dwell
among their friends and relatives who
are still in the flesh. Therefore when
they have a crouch against any one
they use ganjah to key themselves up
to the point of killing him and do not
worry about the consequences.
Taken in smaller quantities, say
i've or six .inhalations. and on an
empty stomach, the drug has the ef-
feet of imparting an unnatural energy,
TASKS requiring great strength and
powers of endurance become easy,
and for several hours the smoker feels
no fatigue.
THE persistent use of ganjah weak
ems the brain and impairs physical
strength. The victim becomes a
wreck"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-21

Tall Woman-"she's gone! Wasn't
she rude! That's what we get for
taking up with a stranger. We ought
to have kept to our original party.
You can't be friendly with everybody
and not regret 1t. l believe in being
exclusive myself"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-21
Close to the Truth.

A teacher In one of the lower
grade schools was i%nstructing a class
in the departments of the national
government recently and came final.
ly to the customs department. "When
an ocean liner reaches P%hiladelphia."
said the teacher, "a man all dressed
up in uniform meets the passengers
and takes all they have and insnects
1t. Now, can any n in the class tel1
me what that man is called?" A ready
hand in the last row few up. well
Tommy" please. ma'am, he's called
o pirate"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-21
Heard at the Crossroads.

oh. you hayseeds may laugh at this
machine" snorted the irate motorist,
as he plunged around in the roadway
mire, "but it has more horse power
than all your country teams put to-
gether."
Gosh all hemlock, mister" drawled
the old farmer who was sitting on the
fence chewing a straw, 1T must have
more pig power from the way It
founders around there in the mud"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES


east 1855 feet. Thence south 81 de
grees SO minutes east 655.5 feet
Thence north 5 degrees n minutes
west I73 feet. Thence north 30 de-
grecs 90 minutes east 81 feet. Thence
south ~ degrees 40 minutes east
76S.1 feet. Thence south "a degrees
% minutes west 25 feet. Thence south
= degrees Is minutes east 26S feet.
Thence south l. degrees 81 minutes
west 207.s feet. Thence south ~ de-
grees IS minutes east 1898 feet.
Thence south 8 degrees SO minutes
west 732 feet. Thence south 20 de-
erees 06 minutes east 1913 feet. Thence
south A. degrees 81 minutes east
30l.S feet. Thence south o degrees
p minutes east 2Z9 feet Thence south
4 degrees o. minutes east 202.s feet
Thence south Q degrees % minutes
west 1913 feet 10 the place OF begia-
ming. containing 19S.S5 acres Of land
more or less said tract Of land lying
east of Les Caudelaris Road, n said
granite rock above referred 10 being
within said tract.
Tract No. 4
Commencing at the southwest cor
ner of said tract No. 4 distant north
"A degrees 26 minutes cast 896 feet
from the granite rock above referred
10. Thence south y degrees SO min
utcs east 604 feet. Thence south Il
degrees IS minutes west 61.T feet.
Thence south SO degrees 0 minutes
east 344.3 feet. Thence south s de-
erces - minutes west 1892 feet.
Thence south So degrees 16 min
utes east 1855 feet. Thence
south / degree 06 minutes east
as9 feet. Thence south so de-
grees Us minutes east $40 feet Thence
north "a degrees 10 minutes east
1888 feet. Thence north II degrees
8 minutes east sI.5 feet. Thence north
Z degrees 3S minutes east fI.6 feet
east 476 feet. Thence north s de-
grees so minutes east 1872 feet.
Thence north 80 degrees 06 minutes
east 60.1 feet Thence north 25 de-
erees IA minutes east S1.7 feet. Thence
north 10 degrees So minutes east 12l
feet. Thence north Sc degrees 10
minutes east 935.5 feet. Thence north
26 degrees Oh minute west 225 feet
Thence south n degrees 20 minutes
west 81 feet. Thence south 20 de-
grees II minutes west 12.S feet
east 1S.5 feet. Thence south IL de-
grees A. minutes east 43 feet Thence
north SO degrees 04 minutes east IT,
49, feet. Thence north II degrees 35
minutes east 26S.3 feet. Thence north
~ degrees ~ minutes west a9o.S feet
Thence south 20 degrees o6 minutes
west 94l1 feet. to the place of be-
ginning. and containing $40 acres
OF land.
said defendants are further notified
that the name Of PLAINTIFFS attorney
is Alon-o 4. McMnlcn. and that his
pustofficc address rs Albuquerque.
New Mexico. and the said defendants I
and each of them are hereby notified
that unless they enter their appear
auce in said cause on or before the
2Sth day of November. 1910. Judgment
viii be rendered in said AUS against
them and each of them hy default
Dated September %. 1910.
THOS *. H. MADISON,
fScaD o. rk OF said Court.
Slut. 20 oct. G-13-zu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05
\ BIG MOVEMENT.

Responses from c0mmrf.a oresu-
iauous throughout The siaie indie
caie thar they VIII ne wen represented
at the blk mass meeting 40 CONNER
cIal clubs t9 he bsid ln the olub hai'l-
ins here October o. abe members ot
the board 81 equalization and che
auditor win represent with expert
Information at band and thorough
iy Representative ga.hrr.as of Sew
Meaico business mon thcre 800 ros-
ron wins the meeting .heaid nor istc
up the isA Question ana co.
foetitciy aua point Zoo way to is s1-
hutton.
There o. q Tremendous o-rnorturlt,
before thls mecflas Ths Ioeal aub
bias started a movement whose lm-
portanee cannp Boo e~xapkeratri let
every commercial ,iaa every chamber
of commerce every municipality send
O sooi reuresentsuer promptly Every
community feels The need OF taxa
zion reform every business man ln
New Mexico pH he beneniea and
the Commercial einh or Albuquerque
has hit upon THE must effective
method of cracking thf nut
Send your deiegafss to she meeting
and rand iAe ut.i m-n 500 hate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05
SPLEN DID KIDNEY
AND BLADDER
MEDICINE
A Few Doses Make the Kidneys.
Act Fine Ending All Backache.
and Urinary Misery

10 sour kidneys are dl~nrlere or
SOU suffer with backaehe OF bladder
misery % few doses uf PApe's DIure-
tlc neR ufu effect "a cure.
Put an end % kidney trouble while
f fs onir truullc-hrfare NJ develops
fltp Drapsy. Diabetes Gravel nr
ErIghts disease
The moment you suspect ans kid-
ne2. bladder go urinary disorder. ar
feel a duN constant EacEache or the
urine ls thick. cloudy, offensive ur
fuu af sediment irregular or passas
OF attended hv b scaldiug sensation.
begin taking Papcs bluretic as dl-
rccted with the knowledge that there
is up other medicine. 30 amy price.
made anywhere else ESD the world
Sal hIch ls so harmless or viii effect So
thorough and prompt "a cure
rapts uiurctc acts Ulreetly upon
thr Kidneys. bladder and urinary sls-
tem. cleans. heals and regulates
thcse ORGANS. ducts and glands and
completes the cure within "A few days
Pains iu ths hack. sides coy lalns.
Rheumatic tuluges frnsu.trC trouble
dDhiftirnE hcHdlehc nervousness
uIr-l mess weakness bilious stomach
sIreplr,less iniiamtd ur puffy c
wora-out feeling u many other
81 muiams caused tt ciaegel Inactive
kIInsys promptly vanish Frequent
painful anI uncomfortable u~rlratou
Cue O.. . raak nr irritable bladder E
Yaur physician pharmacist H-rk-
nF HrF mercantile agency HNl
,auOh ..r the responsibility of Esua
Thompson a. raue % Cincinnati.
who prepare Pares uiurftic-ag cent
if-atmtur-sold ty every druss-st In
the uurId
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05
MORE FROM rnE room EXPERTS

a Chicago doctor has been telling
audience ia tbs northwest ttat mince
pics and beams are hrlnsing about our
race deterioration He SAYS we eat
too much and Too frequently ana bids
as compare ourselves with the finest
specimens ~ physical manhood IN the
world where people eat only two
meals D dag ana then s|rarngly.
Those Chicago university profess
sars have been upsettins am past the
ofies about pretty much everything
and now tbey would haec people Do
away with regular meal hours and
eat only when they are hungry and
taen, perhaps only the patent food
st0ffs thar resemble hay.
IL IS quite true that some are
somewhat prone 70 whet their appe-
ttes in an unnatural way when not
hungry iu order 70 70 through the
form ~ eating because the customary
hour has arrived and the feast
spread some go % one extreme in
evcreating and some 10 the other OK
tfeme 81 abstemiousncss or ftstldi-
business People F|letcherize ana anr-
raandizc and worry their digestive orr
cans in a variety 81 ways either DO
g. ba0lute Indifference 10 the advice Of
the food experts OF in absolute SUBJ
se%ryiency 20 their directions. That IS
q say some 40 Some others Just Jog
along 90 the old beaten paths and fol-
loH the promptings ~ nature and the
habits Of their ancestors and appar-
entity keep healthy ana live TO a ripe
cid age
Anyhow. the Chicago doctor IS not
going to max people give up such q
staple article If diet as beans, or. a.
they are accustomed 20 cali them in
latitude. "friioics, ana Just a
long az digestive organs VIII stand 1t
persons VIII indulge III mince
pie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05

TT TIE. Elies'
=
oi YOU travelling man,
WHEN Is q president not q presi-
deut3
AND NOBODY mentioned the bond
THE RED MrN have evidently
buried the hatchef
10 SIN boost ssu
go
~o d rr-N4e mai IN the
Cheyenne r-eseryafion.
seNrrrfup. s,sse i..ks .s
laroa 1s lumber MIA
s&s
tr yertr. Ella. ,.-t 80 ,isd.r f.r
ar -
s~4
% ,rg, cr-.t,ft>
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r., .,.r
h.u.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05

THE constitutional convention has
been organized and Is now ready for
business
Tho majority ln control ~ the con-
vcntlon has declared That IL viii draft
"a peoples constitution. a constitution
unpreJudiccd fer - against vested ln-
t%erests, unbiased with regard TO color
or condition or race and seeking az
impartial basic las 90 guarantee equal
rights 10 every maj ia the new state.
That Is what The delegates have
been sent there for n they faii 80
make good. the constitution win De de-
feated By the people and statehood WIZ
be- lost. n they viii recognize the sit
ustlon and make iho proper eudeavor
we believe that thc convention cone
sists N men who can draft d good
constitution. ~ they fali the name Of
every member 81 the majority will be-
auathema 10 this territory Let every
member realize his respun hiilfs anti
realize the consequences in store fer
him if he faiis Is net couseicuHousIY
and fairly. Tho president WASTES time
belonging 90 the people hy %lnveighing
against 'biaekmaillne newspapers
~ Mr. spiess has beeu slandefcd he
had best devote every minute of his
time ~ proving a. If Mr Spices acts
fuiiy and fairly ln the interests OF the
people in the disc harRe 81 hIa pare
tameniary duty, this paper VIII De the
first "a recognize the fact and elvc
him credit Judge Fuu dcvotrs g pant
81 his remarks ta this newspaper and
intlmatos that Dee hes been uujustly
represented Let MIR Fan stop talk-
ing about the Morning Journal and
spend his time making good. " he
works for The best interests or the
whole people This newspaper wii be-
the first Co recognize g.
This Is NOT a time for whining or
airing personal grievance % is a
time for every man 90 DO the work
for which Doe Be- sent &C. santa Fe and
o. DO 70 honorahly and m tho public
interest n Do fails hc ii politically
ruined ia New Arezic0 and DO he fails.
this paper wiu see shat the people
know IL. whether he be MT spieaf or
Sir. Fili. or D. other man
The Morning journal desires noth-
Ing but a peoples constitution aud
Immediate statehood
d ue are Co set Immediate static
hood. thc work 0l thc convention must
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES
In the District Court u the County ot
B%ernahllo, Territory 30 New Mexico
William H. G~iienwater. Plaintiff.
US.
Juan N. Montoya. Anastacio Montoya.
W S. HopewelL and an Unknown
Claimants of Interests ia the Here
matter Described Premises Adverse
10 Plaintiff. Defendants No. S465.
NOTICE OF SUIT.
The defendants and each 81 them
viii take notice that the above-named
plaintiff has filed the above-named
suit iu the ahove-named court. where
the same is now pending.
The general object OF said suit Is
to establish the title of said plaintiff
and quiet said title as against the adj
verse claims Of said defendants and
each Of them. In and 10 four certain
tracts OF real estate situate in tho
county Of BernalillO, Territory OF New
Mexico, and lying about two miles
north of the county court house OF
Bernalillo county. said tracts being To-
Gated hy reference 20 a large granite
rock one foot below the ground and
five feet east OF tree and nineteen feet
south ~ southeast Orner of office
building 30 the Gilcuwater ranch; said
tracts more particularly described AS
follows
~
tto ,+h
mas " .ts 80 H. u.han go
- 80, % - -
az 80 go,
81 g-rsrite 80 Th nrtn I
dcarees 0S minutes east 326 feet.
Thence north n degrees 20 minutes
east Zla-3 teeL Thence north Is de-
grees 0N minutes east 240.5 feet.
Thence north 9 degrees % minutes
east a6f-J feet. Thence north l de-
o. minutes west ia feet Thence
north ID degrees 81 minutes east
542t feet. Thence north IL degrees
OF minute east, 404.S feet. Thence
north 20 degrees 4N minutes east $50
feet Thence north "a degrees 90 min
utes west g5s feet. Thence north G de-
grees ID minutes west 207 feet
Thence north rs degrees 81 minutes
west 2l95 feet. Thence south 9 de-
grees "a minutes west along the Rio
Grande 2O4 feet. Thence south 81 de-
grecs OF minute west along the Rio
Grande 230O feet. Thence south g
degrees IS minutes west alo-.g the
Rio Graude 51O.4 feet. Thence south
degrees Is minutes east 231S feet
south SO DEGREES 90 minutes
west 1s5 feet. Thence south 90 de-
grees 40 minutes cast 1873 feet. Thence
south 50 degrees 10 minute east l6S
Thence soqth ri degrees "a
minutes west 1853 feet. Thence south
-a degrees 81 minute east 14O faot.
Thence south IS degrees IL minutes
o.tst 525 rect 10 the rlacc Of beginning.
r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05

nett Building. Albuquerque. r. M.
and the agent therein q in charge
thereof is r. r. Pollock.
tSignedl T.. T.. P0LLOCH.
President
(Corporete seap u. Z. HICKEY.
Secretary
Territory Of New Mexico. County Of
Bernalilio.-
ON this I4th day of september,
personally appeared T. f. Pollock,
known To- me- to be one OF the persons
described in and who executed the
foregoing instrument and acknoWl-
edged that he executed the same as
his free act and deed.
IN Witness Whereof. have here
unto set my hand and n0tarial seal
the day and year last above written.
fSignedl HARRY b. CORNELL.
Notary Public. B|ernalillo CO@--5, New
Mexico.
lNotarial Sealt
Ny commission expires JElv9 .i9i4
Territory of New Mexico, County q
BernaiIllo.-ss.
on this 18th day OF September g.
-. 1910. personally appeared Nj f.
Hickey. known to me To be one Of
the persnns described in and who ex-
ecuted the foregoing instrument and
ckno"loaeed that he executed the
'same RS h-s sree act ana deed
witness my hana ana hotaflai stN
the day and year last above Mrlltfh-
%tSigned1 HARRY b CORNELL
Notary Public, Bernalll"+oaftt Sew
Mexico.
tNotrlal Seall
sly commisslon expires ~ 2. lvl4,
AfIiiatt Relative TO ~ ol me
Capital StJcT OF Thu tiO
COAL COMPANY.
T. f. Pollock and N. - cNtY'
President ana Secretary. TH~uHrfNUIN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05

NIItfFI w IT 'VWf fIfI"VN'
l. Nathan Jaffa. Secretary ot tine
Territory of Sow Mexico. do hereby
certify that there was filed Tor rec-
ord in this office at n.nc o'ciock "a.
M. ON the nineteenth day ot Septcm-
Der. a. u. 1910. Certificate OF Amend
meut TO Articles Of Incorporation OF
THE DIAMOND COAL COMPANY.
No. 6559. Increasing Capital Stock;
and ALSO that I haFe compared the
following copy ol tho same. with the
original thereof now on Tile and dee
clare 10 10 DE ID correct transcript
therefrom and of tho whole thereof
Given under my hand and the Great
seal OF the Territory of Sew Mexico.
at the City of Santa Fe. THE Capital.
on this 18th day Of September. a. u.
1910.
tSEALi NATHAN JAFFA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05

The best saddle horses to be had
In the city are at ~. l. Trimbie's, rs
North Secnnd streat. phnna 3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05

stylish horses and huEEics fur
nished on short notice hy W. T.
Trmh'r 8 Ca. .ir Nnrih erona
street. naan- e
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-26

There is more Catarrh in this
section Of the country than all
other diseases put together. and
until the last few years was sup
posed to be inCurable. For a grea!
many ears doctors pronounced IL
local disease and prescribed local
remedies. and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pro-
nOunred II inCurable. Science has
proven Catarrh to be a constitutions
al disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J
Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the
market It is taken internally in
doses from drops to a teaspoonful
1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system They
offer one hundred dollars for any
case it fails to cure. Send for cir
culars and testimonials
Address: f. J. Cheney & Co, To
ledo Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills fol
constipation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-26

thought: is Heaven sufficient rec
ompense for all we mics herewith
the heart that finds no restful peace
in fame or honor. or even love find
a peace beneath the throne. that
i'll endure through an endless eter-
ntty?w
We had begun to doubt when
quickly came the thought, Look
for the sunshine" and with the
thought, the sun burst through the
clouds. and shone through the win
dow upon the paper on which we
wrote. The glass paper weight
caught its rays and reflected them
In a halo Of colors as fairly re-
splendent as jeweled crown. We
rested from our work and basked
in its light.
Look for the sunshine and 1t
will come The clouds are transient
as things Of earth; the sun is al
ways behind them and sometimes
when We least expect 1t the glori-
GUS light will shine through.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-26

the brightness that was wont t,
gladden. us as We wandered by the
silvery stream. beneath tn" wide
spreading boughs OF oaks that
stretched their emerald arms to
support the tender clinging vines
now brown and seer The air Is
fun OF echo"s Of departed JOY But
to some the cold. fresh days bring
u renewal OF health and happiness,
while to others sense Of some
thing gone from out their lives
Though our nest has been rifled and
we mourn over empty shells so sug,
g"stiv" Of joys and hopes that
once were ours. there must remain
in the heart an assurance that the
summer will come again bringing
with it all the fresh gladness that
has left us. All. no. not ended, we
have extracted its honey and dis.
titled its dews. and the song We
ranCied had come to IN end is laid
away. TO b" put in tun" at a warm
er brighter day Nature mus
chang" her melodies She sings in
major key for time, but the
plaiutlvr tones Of the wind as they
rustic the diving leaves bring If MOI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-08-26
4 Wuman's sphere.

Women of the world are usually
the queens OF the home
let this light reflect around this
revolving world; woman's real work
is on character, her surest weapon
is Influence.
Every wife should be the mis-
tress Of her own home. But the
grandmother and the mother-in-law
should be the most welcome and
the most respected Of all visitors.
A little kindly courtesy goes a
good ways in a busy household, and.
III in our home We use the same pO-
likeness We offer our guests We
shall have no ill-tuing company
manners
The unmarried woman works for
necessity. for love Of her dependent
ones. for love OF some beautiful or
bcnrnccut profrstson, for sweet
mercy and charity to the ignorant,
4 for horror Of dependence upon those
ON whom she has no claim seldom
Tor business. ambition or material
accumulation
while man admir"s womaniy
beauty. yet In married life he adj
mires much more good square
,,...1 ...,L.I I, his l,.,lpP -r,y1t