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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
STOMACH DISTRESS
AND DYSPEPSIA
VANISH
No Indigestion, Heartburn Gas
or a Stomach Headache Five
Minutes After Taking a Lit
tie Diapepsin,

If what you Just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like n lump Of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
Gas and Eructate sour, undigested
food, or have a feeling of Dizziness,
Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea, Bad
taste in mouth and stomach headacne
this is Indigestion.
A fun case of Pape's Diapepsin costs
only so cents and will thoroughly cure
your out-of-order stomach, and leave
sufficient about the house in case
some one else in the family may SUI
fer from stomach trouble or Indiges-
ton.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
50-cent cases. then you VIII under
stand why Dyspeptic trouble OF All
kinds must go, and why they usually
relieve sour, ut-of-order stomachs or
Indigestion in five minutes. Diapepsln
is harmless and tastes like candy
though each dose contains power sur
fieient to digest and prepare for as
similation into the blood all the food
YOU eat; besides, it makes you go to
the table with healthy appetite; put.
what will please you most, is that you
will feel that your stomach and intes-
tines are clean and fresh, and you
will not need to resort to laxatives
or liver pills for Biliousness or Con-
stiptation.
This city will have many Diapcpsin
cranks, as some people will call thenl.
but you will be cranky about tills
splendid stomach preparation. too, II
Won over try a little for Indigestion
or Gastritis or any other stomach mis-
cry.
Get some now this minute. ana ioi-
ever rid yourself of Stomach yrou-
BILE and Indigestion.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
What They Are Saying About
the TUo Constitutions


New Mexico has now before u u
most important duty-that ot consid-
ering whether to accrt or reject
constitution.
This duty is purely personal one
for each Individual citizen. who must
study the document without preJu-
dice. and on the high ground ol
patriotism instead of partisanship--oi
what possibilities II offers i'll future
as well as what shortcomings 1t may
posses now TO the individual thouehI
The Index does not now ADVISE lol
or against the constitution. 1t wanted
the constitutional delegates eIectea
nom partisan. and regardless oi
whether such was done, this paper
believes the arguments for or against
the constitution should not be paru-
san.
rhis paper win take its stand AZ
ter careful study Of the document
and itg columns are free to articles
pro and con from it's readers.
we have steadily growing CON
vIctlon that partisan politics benefits
only few alleged leaders and bosses
while the mass OF the people are
played skillfuIly against one another
for suckers.
Prejudice, not the common good;
Individual greed. and not honesty are
the backbone of partisanship. IN lhe
opinion cf this paper the lndlViuuai
citizen will recognize this truth as
soon as it is brought to his attention
in IN intelligent manner lie - rs
Il rule so busy with private matters
that he leaves someone else to do his
political thinking, although he may
not realize this TACT. An article py
the late Louie Tolstoi. entitled Trust
Yourself, Is timely. and we reprint
ii this week. Read this article, reao
the new constitution and don't allow
your thought 10 be confused Dy any
political agitator. who has behlnd
him hollow partisan motive.
Let us reason together on the con-
stltution and be guided by higner
aim than "paTtisanshi '--Aztec IN
dcN.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

party. It's an easy way OF paying off
some of our social Indebtedness.
I'VE can't afford it, growled
Henry.
1T won't cost over twelve dollars
and we can have little supper at
home
Twelve dollars viii very nearly pay
for two tons Of coal, retorted the
commercial Henry
1T is worth that much to entertain
a half dozen people and we can re-
main away from the theater a couple
of months to make up for II.
II suppose, If your mind is set
upcn il we will have to go, rather
ungraciously rejoined Henry.
After a pause
Henry"
"Yesi"
"I-haven't--anything--to wear.
Good" exclaimed Henry
Good" reiterated his wife in sur
prlsed dlsmay
well, didn't you say you had MOTH
ing to wear?p
YES 1 did" said she pointedly.
MY dear. it's q cinch we can't go
if YOU have nothing 20 wear coolly
retoined the IMAM of II, and II 5
twelve dollars saved. Why shouldn't
| manifest my delight?'
A slammed door announced the
depal ture Of Henrys wife.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
THE ORIGIN or dope"

There il probably not one man in
ten thousand who let's the word
dope" fan 80 trippingly from his
lips who knows the origin of that
slangy but useful, term. Though
originally applied only To the drug
of the opium smoking fiend. whereby
wild imagnings born i'm the clouded
brain were taken by the victim as
true by almost universal usage II has
come to mean the essential factor or
material cause of anything done or
sad--the influencing or moving
cause that enables one to achieve
success in his efforts, to arrive as
the French pat 1t.
What's your dope on that story
asks the city editor of tho reporter,
Just in from an assignment, meaning
Go ask In gcntcel English, what are
the live facts discovered, the meat OF
the article that is to be-
what dope did YOU use on the
court 2' asks one lawyer of a
'brother-in-law" who has Just had a
decision rendered In his favor by the
court. meaning thereby 10 ask what
eogent argument. or subtle influence
brought about the favorable opinion.
THE word. while not of Chinese
origin originated among the Chinese
of san Francisco said an OLD
resident of the Pacific coast. ''N ears
apo, when that city was tull OF
opium smoking joints run hy orient
ais from china. they were largely
patronized By many of the depraved
white men Of the town. Now chin
ese Is r. mon0syllable language, there
being no word in IL with more than
one syllable Accordingly. when
Chinese learns. or rather partially
/ d N., lA "a
and use only the most prominent
syllable I'M word, disposing OF the
rest bN a mere breathing or grunt.
"Nhou white man would enter
one of the san Francisco opium
Joints the Chinese proprietor would
come forward and ask utiahly; Aou
want opce the word ope' being the
| Chinese pronunciation of the English
word opium, formed by emphasizing
I the first syllable and letting the resi-
( OF the word go by the board. rms.
owing to the LIQUID running together
ot the two words want and opium.
was understood by the Wouid-he
oplum smoker as dope. Accord
| lngiy thc little pill that brought the
/ funny dreams was spoken os among
the initiated ar dope From this
the transition &C. the meaning nl the
/ faucitul inlaNcs coniured hy the Urus
| was easy. What dope did Nou use 10
/ think up that wild story became
What dope are YOU giving us
You've got the dope all iisht.
! perhaps is the commonest form ~
. expression wherein the word is used
in this unnl sense. melninE. YOU are
right whether in ideas or action
-nut t an harks back g. the Ut
lric piu the siik-clnd Chinese rolled
| for his victims over the little lamp in
l san Francisco years ago.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
Tales Of the Town
lost, strayed or stolen.

Has anybody here seen Edward W.
Roberts overcont?
You know the one-that nifty
gray, tor-looking affair with a
belted back, which style Of coat the
popular young architect considerably
affects and which admirably suits his
particular type -er--beauty.
AS Mr.. Roberts acknowledged, he
is-or was-mighty fond Of that coat.
II had been In his possession long
enough TO become endeared by the
law OF long association and to getlthe
lining considerably Jrayed. Consider
ing the value tf the coat and the Dad
shane Of the lining Mr.. Roberts yes
terday jumped In his red buzz wagon
and beat 1t TO a dry goods store in
search Of the required for new coat
lining, The pet cont was left care
essly flung over the front seat OF
the machine and Mr.. Roberts ven
tured within the domain OF feminine
fashions and frivols and foliics,
"What can / do for you,h polltely
inquired the pretty clerk.
II wat some coat lining promptly
replied Mr., Roberts.
what kind please"
II don't know"
We'll. what color would you pre-
fer2" -.
why. / thought Of maroon. Don't
you think that would be pretty
confidentally inquired Mr.. Roberts
You are perhaps buying 1t Tor
your wife, and
NO" thundered the architect
"Oh. / beg your pardon and the
pretty clerk flushed us she added
''you want II for
For myself
Then YOU don't want silk, Of
course" ..,.,,
mo. we don't line our coats with
silk" with emphasis on 'our.
The girl smiled as she reached up
on a shelf Tor the maroon Inning.
.,How's thiso" she inquired, unroll-
ing a some" brilliant maroon ma
terial. ~ >,
clared Mr.. Roberts.
How much do you want asked
the clerk
'I'll swear. ! don't know. How
much do you think | WANT appear
ingly asked Mr.. Roberts.
well, as l don't know the size OF
your coat" said the girl with some
dignity Il cant give you very deil-
'Its quite long" suggested Mr.
| Roberts.
| We'll. | should say, ABOUT Ten
| yards"
Ten" considered MT hoperts'
| "T'u tell you what; make IT twenty
| wards. | might want 10 line another
coat or maybe my wife Jokingiy)
| viii want a maroon lining In her cont,
| or--or--anyhow it will be y hahoy
thing TO have about the house
| MIR. Roberts came out oil the store
| "A few minutes later with a smile ana
a package. It's a happy comDlhaloh
| ofttimes met
| As he climbed into the car the
| smile slowly vanished
The coat was gone
| 1t Is still gone.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

Tho craze Tor revised nomenclature
appears 10 De- still making trouble
over in Carlsbad The Carlsbad Cur
rent thus wisely admouishes.
For some uuurcountahle reason
there ls i movement ON foot 20 re-
name Carlsbad hN adding sirluf
of seven letters o. the already long
name 81 chat lu tho future deeds may
read. Formerly Eddy formerly
Carlsbad. 80 present Carlsbad
springs lt viii ht next in order to
cali the town carlHladNu'c SprinEillic
city. for Do Do improve town On
double the number of letters in lts
maine Be- uii crriainl, make Il "a Dug
citv % double ID again. Then % would
D. such convenience ana disiinc-
fian for tha pcsiofnct department to
have ali ihe words 90 write and thf
railway would certainly profit b.,
having the town with the LONGEST
name ON earth on So spur rund. The
COW punrhrrs would however still
say carl b. bad enough
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
WON CLOTHES At
STUD POKER SAYS
DEFENDANT
Jack Davis in More Trouble at
Roswell PIainsnan Charged
With Stealing Money From.
Corpse,


Especial Correspondence to Morning Journai1
Roswell, n. M, Dec. Upon en-
tering Eagles hall last night, a party
Of men found can of coal oil in the
entrance and oil scattered over the
floor. walls and furniture. Loose
paper was scattered over the building
also. About - month ago the build
ing caught fire in a mysterious man
ner and the Eagles will post a guard
at their hall at night from this time
on
The Roswell aerie of Eagles held
its annual election of officers last
night, resulting as follows: Past
worthy president, Frank Easton;
worthy president. J. s. Lea. vice
president, WIN Davis; chaplain,
Adolph Klvng; secretary, f. A. Muel-
Ter: Inner Guard. Fred Christensen;
outer guard, Henry Carmichael;
treasurer Louis Rucker; trustees, r..
d. Bell, Julius Peterson ana Frank
Easton.
The work ci securing q jury in the
murder trial of Ed. Barnard and
Connie Prather was finished in dis
trict court Monday night and the evi-
dence is now nearly all in. In dis
trict court yesterday II. T. Bean us
missed his $1,000 suit against the
Roswell Realty and Investment COM
pany, brought on u mortgage. The
case was settled out of court.
Jack Davis. who pleaded guilty at
this term of district court to the
charge of stealing beef cattle. was
tried i'm Justice Welter's court yester-
day afternoon ON the charge of steal
ing "a suit OF clothes from Thomas
Birchfield. Davis had the sult, a
ring. an oVercOat and a second SUIT
IN court and stated that he won all OF
them from Birchfield playing stud
poker. II is the word oi one man
against that Of the other and Justice
Welter has taken the case under ad-
visement.
George EvermeyeT, who lives at
King. out on the plains sixty miles
southeast Of Roswell, is under arrest
charged with stealing money from n
corpse r. l.. Graves left last night
10 defend him in justice court. not
knowing any Of the details of the
case.
Frank Marsden. the 17-year-old
hoy. who was tried at this term and
found guilty Of giving Shinneman
BROTHERS. of Dexter, worthless
check for one dollar and who was re-
leased "A few days ago after having
completed his three months sem
tence. was bound over to the next
grand jury last night by Justice L. ID.
Bell on the charge of Forging the
name of \. ]. Crawford, local hotel
man. to nine-dollar check, ana
cashing IL ut the store of Price and
company the boy viii now be IN
ial until next springs term, as he
cannot give bond.
The cadets Of the military institute
are prncticing for g play. thrilling IN
Ranks" which viii be put on ut the
arnorv December 18th.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

The question OF the hour seems 70
be whether or not to accent the con-
stitution recently drafted by the dele
gates at Santa re, Certain FACTIONS
are very well satisfied with the docu-
ment as II Is. while others are very
much disgruntlcd. While the consu-
tuition on tho whole Is n good one,
and one that should receive the en-
doraement Of the people, yet ii would
have been much better II II had con-
tained a few clauses that were omit
ted, and, be II said, that the people
demanded For instance, the lnitia-
tive and referendum, prohibition,
etc. OF course everybody could not
he satisfied. no matter what kind OF
a constitution was adopted. Let's Bet
statehood then take the delegates 70
task that defied the wishes OF the
people. There's enough omitted 10
enable Il fellow 70 get white mao
merely thinking about It, but wh'tl
the use It SENS to us that the DIE
thing Is that NJ a state the develop
ment of New Mexico will be ever on
ward while as Il territory 1t VIII pc
slow and in jerks.--Rard city News.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
BURNED BRIDGE REBUILT;
TRAINS RUN AGAIN ON
PECOS VALLEY LINE
Especial Correspondence to Morning. Journnll

Especial Correspondence to Mornins '"ufn1',
Roswell. y. NJ. Dec. AFTER W.
days of hard work, the ninety-'''''
bridge. three miles south OF Ao''''
station on the santa Fe railroad- N'7
rebuilt last night and the first tf''"
came over since the burning at noon
Sunday. All trains are now fuhili,.7
as usual J. f. Mcmahon, supeiit, ~,
tendcnt Of Clovis was here 20 see W
finishing torches put on the ""
bridge.
Local railrcad officials cannot cor
s...-. -. ~ ..,.4 .-,.. t4sseuGer di-
vision point OF the santa Fe IN tlle
Pee. valisy WI hc moved i. ~
Roswell To- Carlshs q. Janr'Iy
The Civ'sion hes zen m't'.i ,I"ia
Roswell to Carlsbad several 'iIneS
and has always been returned aiter
few weeks trial upon request %
the men themselves. About eighteen
passenger service men and their fam
iiies are affected
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
Public Forum
Cnrr, WIN SUPPORT u.


Editor Morning Journal;
As one of the ncstors OF eastern
New Mexico. wish 10 contribute
this as 90 my views on the constitu-
tiun Co be voted ON the 2lst day ut
January. 1911. / had the pleasure OF
hearing 81 discussed "a Clovis. where
the democrats and citizens OF curry
county met in the Chamber of tom-
mercc 60 hear speeches from their
two delegates. Childers and MahrY. in
which they gave their REASONS for
voting foF and against the constitu-
tion.
Mr Mahry made n short hut plain
and pointed talk as te why he voted
for the constitution. and why hc
should support % az the general elcc-
zion. thrn followed Mr.. Chiidcrs Of
TeNlco. consuming more than an hour
in great tiradc against the consti-
tuition and against everybody that
voted for if or looked on Il with favor
Chidera dld not discuss its merits hut
The bcsi We could draw from his argu-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

Now IN the time foi the kiekers 20
bob up and roar about me Work oi
The constitutional delegates. If You
aro n marrow minded republican and
know of some bills that haze been
introduced by democratic delegates.
take up arms. grit yonr teeth and
fight IT, If you are demoer1 and
have more politics than YOU have
brains lust rear up and Kick with
both hind feet. II seems that we
must needs have kckcrs but after all
tho constitution VIII be ratified just
the same We never expected any
set OF delegates % frame "a constitu-
tion to suit each individual. TO DO
this would be impossible.--To
Tribune
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
Foolish Question:!

Robert has only recently attained
to the wisdom of six summers. Hes
young--but already he has studied
the manly art of self defense. Not in
any school, either, but through hard
bitter experience. And q black eye,
of course, is part OF the game.
Just the other day Robert appeared
before his mother very much the
worse for tough bruising battle with
another enterprising youngs'er aiso
intent on learning the lesson of self
defense. Mother gave one horrified
glance. What i'm the world have you
been doing, Roberto"
Robert looked up at her calmly and
said
Mother. what do you think I've
been doing?'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
YOU TAKE NO RISK
Our Reputation and Money Are Back
OF This offer.

our Reputation and Money Are Back
OF This Offer.
We pay for an the medicine USED
during the trial. IL our remedy iails 70
completely relieve YOU of constipation.
We take an the risk. You are not
obligated To us In any way whatever
IN YOU accept our offer. Could any
thing be more fair for youl Is there
any reason why YOU should hesitate to
put our claims to a practical tests
Tho most scientific. common sense
treatment Is RcNall ordcriies whic
are eaten like candy. They are very
pronounced. gentle and pleasant in
action. and particularly agreeable ~
every way. They do not caus,' diar-
rhooa. nausea, flatulencc. gripping or
any inconvenience whatever. RcNaN
Orderlics are particularly good for
children. aged and delicate persons.
We urgc YOU to try keNah orderlies
az our risk Two sizes, lee and 25c
Rcmem hcr. YOU can get kcNali Rem
cdios in this community only at ouf
store-The Rexun store. The j. IL.
O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
Hah Ills PleniN.

down here" said a healthy Greatly.
he didn't come out for Hrs heHlth)
easterIrcr 10 u long time resident Of
Albuquerque I'VE won't argue that
In fact I like Alhuuuerque as much
rs you do. But this perfect climate
Ia seems To me Is just a little bit too
perfect. ! like "a change. l like TO
get in air that has some King 20 il
once in whilc-where q fellow gets
that mp and doing feeling. That's
what ! miss down her---ghe zing"
cant say that ! do. replied the
other. Il VAS born and raised In
New York
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

ment was that he voted against II
and was fighting 1t for the reason
thnt the majority that wrote IL were
rnnubIlcans and he was democrat.
Al this juncture It was discovered
that Judge G. NJ. Compton OF Portales'
N. M. was present one OF the demo-
cratic delegates OF Roosevelt county
who was called for by the audience
and responded by stating that ne ula
not wish to enter into dlscussioli
with the delegates from curry couil-
ey oxplnining one WAS FOR ana the
other against the constitutions but ne
was proud of the opportunity to give
his views In regard to the constliu-
lion and why he voted FOR ~ III the
convention ana why he should sup
port IL in the coming election, ne
made a strong argument in favor OF
adopting the constitution Whieh WYE VIZ
well received by the most OF ule O'''-
zens present.
His argument WAS clear and With
out preludlce. and as he we'll sald,
above partisan politics; and we could
all realize that his object was for the
good of New Mexico ana for the pros
pcrity OF the coming new state.
The general comment on his speech
was that II could not be answered by
those who We're opposed TO the con
sitution; that It was reasonably
good constitution and that the peo'
pie would support IT.
| am thoroughly confident that q
large majority of this county VIII sup
port the constitution. wish thhl
Judge Compton we're able ana hau
the time to make the same speecn III
every county in New Mexico before
thn pntniutr plppti ion
II. +. MILLER.
II
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

Tho democrats, planning a national
love feast at Baltimore in January,
have decided 10 adopt no resolutions
draw up no platform and lndorse no
body for the presidency. TITS a wise
program for love feast, especially
since Mr., Bryan Is 10 participate IN
The fcagting.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

we are surprised ana startled that
tho supposedly cool-blooded people OF
TORONTO. in the land Of the hig SHOWS.
should run amuck ana wreck street
cars because you have to pay as YOU
enter. We may expect now at any
time to hear of Il lynchlng among the
Eskimos or I.aplander being burned
at the stake.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

a correspondent writing In defense
Of the fighting suffragettes bases her
view upon the premise that the suf-
frngettes have not been fighting. OF
course, q premise that ignores facts
eives rein to any sort Of argument
that may be desired, but II Is not sim
gular that such argument fails 20
carry conviction.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

The Enterprise this week publishes
the constitution framed by the recent
convention ANA which ~ 10 be voted
upon BY the people on the 1lst duE
Of January next Taken as Whoie
we belieye that this Is the best docu-
mept of the kind ever submitted 70
nny state for adoption as u funda-
mental law. Pennington Enterprise.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

In the list Of extrayaeant up-
ronrious. unmitiaated and exceedingly
oxcruclating farccs, the Ballinger-
pinchot YlnvestigatIon' occupies q
high ana notable position
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

There is ample reason for the ap-
prehension that the TAFT dove Of
peace VIA have TO perform some com
plleated spiral eyolutions In order to
escape the bombardment OF rocks
which Is IN prospect,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

There is now in this country Bel
eian count. who says he has no IN
tention of marrying q rich American
girl, but he doesn't know American
girls vet. Perhaps they Will not per-
NIT him 10 nscnpe.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09
Gct the Ccnninc AIways.

4 substitute is a dangerous make
shift especially in medicine. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs and colds quickly and is in a
yellow packages. Accept no substi-
tutcs. j. II. O'Rielly.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

The farmer, says Tama Jim Wilson,
ls IN no wise to be made the scape-
goat for the high cost OF living. All
the same, one cannot help regarding
with suspicion that the horny handed
son OF the SOIL IN Mr. Wilson's west
rrn state has developed q surprising
tendency and ability TO 30 to market
nowadays IN an expensive touring car.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

Henry dear" said she sweetly
Mum" Eruntcd Henry
"There Is To he n good show in the
course of Few weeks.
~ doubt il. Not much doing in
that line SO far" briefly rejoined the
lord of the manor.
NO. there really Is n good one
coming in "a couple Of weeks
''Wcll2"
I'VE should go and take a theater
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-09

Americans smoked and drank a
great deal more hast year than ever
before. without necessarily indors-
ing smoking and drinking II may be
noted that the fact Indicates the coun-
try was prosperous, says an exchange.
On the other hand, may It not be
barely possible that the common peo-
ple have fled to the stub pipe nnd the
flowing bowl In order to drown their
financial sorrows?