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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11

no take the most sensible Hnd most
effective action % assure the farmers
of the central and north central Sew
Mexico counties the waters ~ their
rivers Is the object nf tho mnss moot
inn to be held this afternoon ne Two
O'Clock in the Commercial club build
ing,
Not for yoArs has there been r. pub
llr gathering So important 60 IN" inter
,sis OF Albuquerque aud Of the north
ern basin of the ltta Giando Every
public spirited citizen OF tho cts aud
county and uf the valley lands nofti
ANA south ~ urged 40 ht present 10
person OF hY z representative.
40 concerted plan 81 action has been
made ia any quarter md thf object
of the meeting is 10 asceriain after
thorough discussion. the temper OF
the peouir In the matter
Il IL hardin necessary 20 review the
situation which hHs called FOR this
mass meeting. on The Initiative of the
A%lbnuueraue Commercial club. For
the expressed purpose Of SECURING a
sufficient amount of water Tor the
reclamation Of the lands tn fto water
I'D BIZ the Elephant liuttc reservoir
So STERN cunts. an executive order
has been Issued from Washington for
bidding the territorial engineer from
granting further water applications
Tor more than 900 acre feet from
the Rio titunde OF anA Of It's tribatat-
ies IN New MeNico That this order
WIN h4ge tho effect ~ seriously re-
tardlaa the Development OF central
NrW Mexico admits Of no argument.
whether the order VIII stand Ia law
and especially whether il vs. needful,
admits OF "a Whole lot at argument ana
tho discussions at the meeting here
win 20 far toward clearing up tho SIT
tuition
The Elephant Butte p%rnicct. lfnh-
ably the greatest reclamation enter
~tcrprise ever attempted by this gov
eminent. will feclaim 10000 aeres ct
land ia southern New Mexico n VIII
build UP one OF the greatest a~Rricul-
iurhl sections IN the southwest That
n ~ 4 great hAd ttseful enterprise
there rs no doubt Its success VIII
moan thp maj Nlndieltion ol the pol
Dos of the reclamation service n "a
corresponding Increase at the work of
The service uNci thu Wtst II r. be-
lieNed the people ~ the whole terri
tory fully r~eali1c the Importance 81
thr project and aH tHf As lsurncd
theie Is not ia ans quartcr q dispo
sition To block The completion of the
tfrat irrigation system, Thcrr Is a
well defined belief hoWpNti, that "a
o. mol necessary So tIe ip rrtEfttnf
AN over the central pHft M hfM hnN
SEQ 10 mikc tho ,Hm "a surc,vs u iN
believed that th,te Is wafer enough
in View MeNico lur the EnEl, reservoir
aud the rest of the valley Too. aud "
"a, meeting dr,isrs WAYS ana Means
10 secure this equitable division it VIII
have accomplished ~ purpose 4
Nifpnu HtItuHItHn tNlll attend The.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11

the promoters 90 pipe the town and
furnish domestic water H. w. Rus
son. 4 nephew ~ a. strauss Owner
OF the springs. has already moved
here. He viii have charge OF th'
plants. both water and Zee.
The fact mat Fort Sumn"I Bus
lands that are independent Of the
weather man has lad Frank rag" 70
predict TINT in five years II VIII have
more people than CLOVIS That city
o. ALWAYS used us an illustration OF
what rapid growth Is possible In The
west. and such q comparison ~ an
old timer rs encouraging to Foti sum
nor boosters
what thp preacher described as I"
novelty Was delivered here sunday
night be s. r.. Turner Tie was through
the Temperance campaign IN oklaho-
ma and considers that he has Bred
the opening gun in this part Of New
Mexico.
sheepmen report i very suecessfui
lnmbinR season some give the rc-
suits as hieh ns 80 per cent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11

Alcohol IS the best known pre~crWi-
tive Of medical compounds ana the
average proprietary medicine contains
from TO ~ per cent. when ~ the
smallest possible amount 10 preserve
the ingredients. while the average
prescription contains IRON
20 to 30 per cent
Such standard preparations as IN-
din II, P%nkham@ Vegetable Com
pound contain nut IS per cent, ana
they even nut the compound up in
tablet form. which the over-scrupu-
lous woman, who objects to alcohol
I'm ans degree, may use.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11

To close am estate. ! ann selling
Those chele, city lots m the beautiful
Ngst-Eud lpfr,a Add4uou1 fn the
heart 80 the finest residence district
Terms So 90 down and balance to
suit Ecrr o. "a chance To- secure
some ol the best property in Alau-
Qu,rlue at prices ranging frum
SlNo.ne a iot un. according TO ioca-
ton. Come and make vour selection
Tor au Investment or a home immed-
lately. if Interested Carriage will.
take sou 10 The property office No.
.la w. Gold avenue. } e Burg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11
"SWAST|KA' CAUSES
MILD ERUPTION
At COLLEGE
Article in Annual Publication at
Mesilla Park Ordered Expur-
gated by Members Of FacuIty
and Students Protest

Especial torfc~Il"iIcteo 10 Morning i"ufhNli
Agricultural COLLEGE y NJ May o.
The fourth annual "Snastika" has
last arrived - the press. The
"SWasttkaf ls published by tho stu
dents et tho college aud ID lis very
much superior this year to any oi those
out before The book has been
ina grpnt demand aud rs selling iast
Yesterday Miss Daniels the dean of
women. looking over the book ana
seeing her ht ot a Writc-up entitled
"rhc poWn cub changed to one of
humor and satire at once started 10
con9ure the editors, Egbcit Merrill
aud paul nroNulcc rrosidctt " Il.
Garrison has Joined Miss Daniels In
her protest against the book. tie has
directed the editors 10 cut the article
from the book brfofc IT'S distribution
but this the editors refuse to do The
students at lare. and many of tho
faculty fHil to sec ANYTHING but hu-
NOR ia the article, and many of them
siy thcN viii not huNr q revised cdi-
ton, and therefore are obtaining th,m
before the article can Doc cut out The
president und Miss Daniels contend
that tho article casts undue reflection
upou the school.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11
Hotel AIVarado


Corner 9th and Nharado STREETS.
Nps ANGELES. CAL.
EVE tiNuTES FROM BUSINESS
q rN ilatt, in a~ristrocratc -residenra
uls'flc. overlooking West Lake Park
Special Accommodations and rafse IN
W Albuquerque aud yicinift
"m. i. 'or~in. Owner aud Manager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11
CLOUDCROFT HOTEL
TO Be MODERN IN
ALL RESPECTS
F french Chalet 10 Nestle Among
Pines Of S|acramentoS viii Be
One Of Finest Resorts in the
Southwest,


Especial C0rrcsDondcnUr 10 Mornin& Journal
AIamogordo. y. NJ, MHy " Hall
hidden among the pines, faping the
white sands OF the mesa htnd heluw,
ana or French chalet style of hrehi-
lecture. tho new Cloudcroft lodge VIII
DE ono of the prctticst mountain re-
sort hotels In the country Grounpl
liz now being broken for the big lodge
and the contracting camp has hrcn set
up near the site of the lodge.
Tho lodge viii be divided into tN"
parts. the main building aud the dor
mitorA, which win he in the shape OF
"a wing. ana Is So arranged that q Sec
ond and third wing may be- Addcd
without destroying the general scheme
OF the architecture The building VIII
be- al scmt-tircproof construction,
viii be covered on the outside with
stucco work aud French windows
throughout ana a tnWpt sixty tcet
nigh. thanking the main entrance.
Aplroach From west.
The approach win be from the west
aud the front exposure VIII have "a
barge gallery l2O feet long by - feet
Wide RAINING along the front 81 it,
one nalf of which VIII be covered hA a
sloping loot supported by Tonic col
umus and tho remaining halt win b.
lett open to permit the guests cd the
lodge to enjoy the warm morning sun
which potrs through the pine boushs.
The entrance, is through two large
French glass doors which open into ~
vcstibulo leading to the main lobby
and office. This lobb. win be Stx.3
feet and win have % large open fire
place of red pressed brick TO CORE
spoud TO the large one la the mutn
dining room. Opening Oft oi this lob
by. Whrro the business office VIII b.
located VIII he the main dining room
Il IS given as t,V21 feet. and viii ak
toud tho rom tWo stories I'M hcishi.
the same as the main lobby
Hustle IirCplaCCs.
The big rustic t%ireplacc will occupy
one end of the room while in the op-
posite end Win Doe the orchestra bal
conN, where the orchestra will play
for dinner, and also for thc dances
which viii b" held Ia the dining room
during the suWmrr season. The din-
ing room will he lighted by large bay
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11
WATER FOR THE FARMERS OF THE
CENTRAL RIO GRANDE VALLEY
KEYNOTE OF MEETING TODAY

Every Citizen Of albuquerque and Every Interested Resident OF
Agricultural Lands in Central Counties Urged to Be Present
at Mass Meeting Which viii Discuss Ways and Means to
Assure That Development by irrigation IS Not Halted IN the
Upper Basin OF the Rio Bravo; Gathering Should Clear Up
Situation and Point Way 10 Effective Action.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11
5 Per Cent Interest. Payable SEMI
Annually

Remarkable opportunity for invest
ment In "A reliable. profitable enter
prise d business 90 constant 4re0fh
great futurei firmly established:
additional funds are needed for en-
iarscment uudfr exceptionally SPLEEN
did conditions.
Look into this az once, n YOU don't
wish 90 miss f-fe proposition sums
from 500 TO Sl.tpe GER more: capital
secured Address. SIS s. Arno St.
Albuquerque. \. \
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11

Dos Ma'ns. isna T.h 30 $780,
Te Whom If Altos Concern
AfN attention having Nrsn called
o. fh. NeHI Treatment fnr ths tufe
81 the drluh hfhlf Hni fHsIf tiaiW
fhat st. liI ,ur. bob fHfrr Nafe siirIt-
rd nt personal lnf+-flsstINn aHi GEL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11

W Furnish ai kinds oi rairfae's
snd The, sre the best fn tine city N
d.. Trlmhle & Co. lf1 y Second ST..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11

bhlihlllN a flNlel sly To- on hltllIr
lecture, which VIII ho Especially fit
ting in the Cloudcrott woods
Nj Modern appointments.
Toilet rooms and Il WopHns parlor
viii be connected to the main lobby
10y MONS ol passagewuNs, and the
cafe, Witch viii be tGN21 feet. viii bc
on the same floor. The Kitchen ana
servants dining room viii extend
back of the main dining room while
the main building Win he connected
with The dormitory Win "a covered
pnssagcNaV huVing "A second deck ia
order to go from the second floor OF
the main building to the dormitor2
rooms ON the second flool
CIT, Cou,cnicncCs Nff0Iticd
lu the basement VIII be- the harbel
shop. billiard room. q cold storag,
plant and heating plant and lrundrN-
THE second floor of the main huiidipr
viii have q lcw Of the guest rooms
and the dnrmitorN proper the rrmain-
der There VIM be lortN-oirht room
iu tho hotel tho greater letrt ot which
win have baths In connection. The I'M
terIor finish Win he of stained WOO
ANA the lobby aud main diUinr room
VIII haNe hctmod ceilings aud hard-
wood floors. There VIII hc three
main stahW1Ns go tho second floor in
addition to the douhlc deckcd passage
May.
Towcr viewpoint.
The t"v,r rNtcuds above ihc rool
OF the hotcl and Wit be siyty teet
hlsh. W.th cnpner roof Cn it ann
French windows In ths sidrt
breaches urm different directions
Cd .lfuls ,pdfuu from tnt sian.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-11

LOST - rheumatism and stomach
Troubles.
rot Nn-iIcalun aud Happiness at
Murricta Hot Springs.
MI iatltrN. tNl.. Americas fu-
sulphur mpd baths and swimming
pool Booklet ut Information Bureau
hy writing, Fritz ~Hurnthcr. Prop
H. Gucnther. Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20
Great Weather In Illinois.

If the stars in their course fought
for Sisera," what may we say of the
weather conditions that have blessed
the past month?
While Texas and Oklahoma have
been covered with snow. with nearly
two feet of snow in the streets of the
national capital. the Illinois farmer has
had ideal weather for harvesting his
corn crop The air has been a little
sharp and cold at times. and il has not
been warm for some time, but bright
sunshine and the absence of rain and
snow have made life in the open a SUI
preme pleasure TO the hardy men who
have been gathering the crop.
And what crop it is.
The average Illinois farmer has "a
go far and split many hairs to find
anything 20 complain about this Christ
mas time. Good crops and good prices,
beautiful weather. a full larder. money
to spend, and all because the stars in
their course have fought for him. -
With all the inducements offered to
emigrants of fabulous crops and fabu-
lous profits in other places, Illinois
continues to hold its own as a great
agricultural state. and it has so many
other attractions and resources it is a
wonder so many people are enticed
away from their homes here to test the
unknown possibilities of other climes
whose chief advantages are in the pros
pectuses of the land Spectator
rTharn or
in the United States. but Illinois has
lost none of it's attractiveness to the
thoughtful investor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20
A Kansas Towns Boast.

Golfers Weekly: Various are the
ton, railways, factories. homes. bank
clearings, parks and boulevards. op.
portunities for the young man and the
inducements offered to capital are the
most popular topics from a long list
But no longer is 1t possible to make a
lasting impression with no material
other than the statistics on these sta
pies of argument. so the city boosters
are beginning to hunt for facts that
are more distinctive. One of the most
successful communities in this search
is Winfield, Kan. Watch Winfield
Win" or ASK for the Athens of South
ern Kansas won't do for this town 5
catch line. Winfield challenges pub
lie attention with this boast: More
bath tubs and sleeping porches than
any town in Kansas"
For brevity. the slogan reads. "a
Fresh Air City but the corollaries
are many. One is that dust in the air
carries germs; hence Winfield treats
house fly is another peril of the air;
hence Winfield swats the fly with Kan
sas vigor. Bath tubs and sleeping
porches, with their sisters and their
cousins and their aunts. stand for
happiness and morality as we'll as for
the blessings that may be estimated in
tons and gallons and dollars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20
OF Such Is the Kingdom.

) Who is there with soul SO dead that
he does not want to see the children
happy at Christmas time? No matter
what may have been his own lot when
child; no matter what may have
been his deprivations, he feels for
those who, still innocent of the ways
of the world and the hardships which
are the common heritage, and wishes
that they might be happy while they
may. There is nothing so heart-rend-
ing in all this world as an afflicted
child, whether that aff1iction be due to
physical ills or the pangs of poverty
The man who has borne suffering or
has known want in his childhood
should be the first-and The Argus
experience in its Santa Claus fund en-
deavors has found he is the first-to
respond to the appeal to make the I'M
fortunate little ones happy at the holy
tide when all the world pauses to re-
joice that there came among men the
Prince of Peace.
There are many good fellows in Rock
leland. The Argus has found that out
There are many good fellows who. in
their own way, will play Santa Claus
next Saturday night. There are other
good fellows who have given cheer
fully and generously to the fund which
is to be- expended by The Argus Santa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20
Tinkering With the Calendar.


Julius Caesar and Napoleon both
took little turn at tinkering with the
calendar
Now comes Professor Thomas Chrow-
der Chamberlain with a brand new
scheme which he has dreamed out dur
ing his hours of learned leisure. Gen
orally speaking, Professor Chamber
lain wants TO rearrange the calendar
by making the present months of uni
form length and punching the extra
days into weeks that shall mark the
advent OF the different seasons. and
using the one extra day for New Years
day. On leap year he would run in
the 366th day next to New Years and
call it Leap day"
There are some good ideas in the
arguments by which Professor Cham
berlain supports his new plan of calen-
dar making There is one thing about
1t, and that is. should it be adopted,
the day of the annual spring and fall
openings in the millinery stores will
be fixed by statute more irrevOcably
than the laws OF the Modes and Per
slams, and the annual Easter onslaught
on the head of the house can be fore
cast TO q dot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20

Claus fund committee in taking care
of all the poor children who would
otherwise be neglected.
And still there is room at the top
for more good fellows. There are
plenty of children yet to be provided
for, either in person. by those who
would like to see for themselves the
joys of the unexpected visit of Santa
Claus in the homes of the suffering,
and there is room in the general fund
for more money to be expended for the
same purpose.
AS The Argus stated yesterday, the
names and homes Of children will be
furnished and cash subscriptions re-
ceived by The Argus Santa Claus fund
committee up TO 4 o'clock Thursday
afternoon So there is time yet to
help. Therefore come in, you good
fellows who have not yet responded,
and there will not be home in Rock
Island Christmas eve in which the lit
tie people will not welcome with joy
GUS hearts the coming of the anniver-
sary of Him who said ''of such is the
kingdom Of heaven
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20
Wants to Help Some One.

For thirty years ]. F. Boyer, OF Fer
tile, no. needed help and couldn't find
it. That's why he wants to help some
one now. Suffering so long himself
he 'eels for all distress from backacne,
nervousness, loss of appetite, lassitude
and kidney disorders. He shows that
Electric Bitters work wonders for such
troubles. Five bottles" he writes
Who'll cured me and now l am well
and hearty" It's also positively gun
rant4gd for liver trouble. dyspepsia,
blood disorders, female complaints and
malaria. Try them. soc at all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20

sin, who has advocated the measure
from the day of his entrance into pub
lie life, will place in the hands Of the
people the power to protect themselves
against the mistakes or indifference of
their Representatives in the legisla-
ture. Then it will always be possible
for the people to demand a direct vote
and TO repeal a bad law which the leg
islature has enacted, or to enact by
direct vote a good measure which the
legislature has refused TO consider.
The recall will enable the people
to dismiss from the public Service a
representative whenever he shall cease
to serve the public interest. Then no
jackpot politician can hold his office in
defiance of the will of a constituency
whose commission he has dishonored.
The Fatal Defect.
When representative government
fails, it fails because the representa-
tive proves incompetent or false TO his
trust. Intrenched in Office for his full
term. his constituency is powerless and
must submit to Misrepresentation
AVlS 10 no way " COTISCt MS Diuu-
ders, or to protect against his betrayal.
The initiative, referendum and re-
call will insure real representative
government and will prove so effective
as a check that it will rarely be found
necessary TO invoke the powers of the
law. | think five years is not too ear
ly a period in which to expect the
adoption of the initiative, referendum
and recall in every state
c. H. T.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20
The Argus Daily Short Story
A misunderstanding With Cupid-By Clarissa Maclde
copyrighted. Literary Pres..

Brownell crossed his feet comfortably
on the brass rail Of the fender and
yawned at his host.
Il may be a hardwoTking benedict
with my nose to the grindstone, but
wouldn't change places with you, Dick,
old mani
why notY"
Because you're so rich" said Brow
nell calmly.
I've never found that a disGdvan-
-tage," said Dick lightly.
How can you be sure that girl
really loves you or your money? AS
for me, l was such a beggar that
there was never any doubt about the
reason why Edith married me-"
Il must be going home" yawned
Brownell Its after IL"
For a long while after Brownell de-
parted Dick Rodman sat in silent med
itation. Jinks, the bulldog, rested his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20
FARMERS WEEK AT ALEOO

Poultry and Corn Show Opens Today
Institute Begins Wednesday.
be farmers week in Aledo The Mer-
Ger county poultry and corn show open
ed in the opera house yesterday, and
Wednesday will begin the annual Mercer
county farmers institute which will
last three days, closing with the poul-
try and corn show Friday evening In
connection with the institute will be a
corn judging class of instruction for
boys and girls. conducted by w. A.
Hook, the seed corn expert of Iowa.
The corn class will be held in William
and Vashti college gymnasium.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-20

Yes, we know that you thousands
who took the advice to shop early are
delighted. You have benefited by so
doing, and you haye performed a serv-
ice for those thousands who forget 10
shop early. When the latter thousands
get busy this week they will be in a
jam, of course, but the situation will be
much better than if all the shopping
had been left until the final week be-
fore Christmas The thing 10 do now
is TO shop early in the morning. The
stores are we'll stocked. The up-to-
date merchants OF Rock Island have
prepared fo- Won all. Read The Argus
advertisements ana shop early.