Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-23
NEW YORK IS AG0G
WITH POLITICAL
B0OMLETS
of Candidates threaten
ING to Run for Office Cam
paigns Come and Go Like
Ocean Tide,

New York, July 22.-Morc silly
season politics are today being played
in this city than have eve before be-
wlldcred the sunhroiled brains Of It's
people. Proximity TO oyster Bay ms
Wen as TO the tcrrid orb OF The sun
seems to have Matched whole broods
af hooms aud party policies in the
heated Imagination OF tho sumnc
crowd Scores OF candidates. who's
names no one will be able TO reInem
hcr by September, are to day basking
in boomlcts for office that float cas-
lily IN the supcrhcated atmosphere.
Whole parties are now created n
r%earrhngcd about every rumor from
the Roosevelt retreat that filters
through the fans. Never has New
York been So stirred over this an
nual crop of summer political plants,
that are sure 20 withcr and blow away
at the FIRST touch OF tam frost.
Fire Furry.
Shocked at the mere question Of
|top-notch efficiency IN their fire de-
partment. New Workers are today rail-
lying to organize the most searching
nQuisition that has ever prohcd the
official depths Of the force. Upon a
young a%ristocrat who, as the new
commissioned. has undertaken to all
, low the veteran chief Croker 70 be
tried on charges, the hrunt of this
, popular Investigation Is sure to fall
! When Rhlnelander Waldo was tour
ing Fifth avenue I'm a gilded baby
carriage the head fire fighter. whom
he now seeks TO question. was taking
a mans part in directing the on
slaughts OF the flame-eating force
For over a. score of years croker has
led the red shirts here with the con-
fidenoe of every man, woman and
lchild In town. 1t is not considered
likely that this record will be forgot
ten, although New York will insist
upon a run and cree explanation Of
tho disturbing causes in the present
decentralization of its fire force.
Fight Fans.
With thousands OF colored folk
swarming about Jack johnson at
every step he takes abotu town and
scores OF returning sports talking over
the fan of Jeffries. this city Is to-
day huzzing With pugilistic Interest.
No one Is apparently taking seriously
Illt AlltllnNtu tiu5dNt hbAlAHl Eii'N
ing the pictures Of the fight here, and
nothing IN the behavior Of blacks or
whites over the triumphant entry Of
johnson has Indicated any chance or
race riots on this %acconnt In an
swcr to the cutlery of certain profess
sional reformers, the fight fans have
offered to leave the decision on show
ing tho films 70 a certain Col Roose-
welt down at oyster Bay. Some scouts
from Sycamore IIill are Whispering
that more pugllism than politics was
talked in those parts for days after
tho Reno fight.
licfricnding Birds.
70 hear of the results OF the re-
cent international congress for bird
protection at Berlin and to honor tho
| American delegate, who has given
the host years of his life IN the cause
OF this country's wild lifo, leading or
n%lthologisls, BIOLOGISTS and conscrya-
t%ionists have today assembled In this
J city. As a tribute to William Dutch
or's leadership OF the National Assoc
citation of Audubon Societies. these
men have already collected some
$1,000 toward a fund 20 he devoted to
bird protection in the name of his
deceased daughter. Roosevelt. Pm
ichot ana many other exponents OF
: conservation have today added their
endorsement To this work OF saving
the country's bird resources, which
Dutchcr has pushed With All hts might
through a long life time with The sup
port Of hundreds of co-workcrs
throughout the land.
Scasliorc SUMMERS.
Stunning their baking roofs, wallis
and beds, thousands OF New Workers
arc sleeping on the sands Of the out
lying seashore each night lof this tor
rid week. BY shutdown the pilgrimage
TO the coust begins II at sunrise
troops of the open air slcepers re-
turn to their work IN While
every park in town is carpeted thick
with outdoor slumbcrers, the beaches
seem TO give most relief to the swell
tcrinE crowds.