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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
nlonr CONSISTENCY.

As pointed out Ia the resolutions
unasca IS the chaves county deni-
ocra.s. tht party organization is seek
inx IS defining the attitude 81 the
marry an tho constitution TO u~eeilro
how the members of the party-a good
many thaaaand voters shall vote on
the ratification Of the document.
Here n q most remarkable example
o. shat consistency whose gem-llkc
qualities arc proscrhial The submis-
slsn Of his constitution 70 the pep-
pls 81 4 first class, typical example 81
the referendum. The advantage OF
the referendum. 81 Is claimed, IL thar
IL gets an absolutely popular vote and
40 accurate expression al the Wishes
sf the whole people.
Aud moss ve see the democrats, in
eiWdme various sturdy and nncom-
promising advocates 81 The radical
referendum. ss that the people may
raia, seeking 10 rule the people by
deciarns in g meeting OF delegates
how Il large portion Of them must
vote
Just mink af This q minute. rhe
demo. rats are trying, through the
Yepres entativc pian ~ government, g
eoerce ihe voters on u referendum.
Is there much more To be saidf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

peouie uonid lend the Delegates 20 De
mvre thouglftfui and CONSERVATIVE
And. as already smg@csted' II" wave
oil radicaiism which swept over the
TERRITORY two months has Y ap-
p~Arsatiy subsidized sufficiently to war
rant expectation that b constitution
las now framed ptll fai ~ ratiftca'
ton.
Ivfess on the situation possible. che
conclusion j. Inevitable that the "a
mission 81 Arizona INTO the nnion
has been DELAYED indefinitely
And. strangsls eueHah. having den-
lniteiY defeated statehood and go de-
tstroved its ~ usefulness. the con-
Hantian still goes about It's work with
Ian TIE sarneetners and sOlcmnitN of
la child building mud pies. So far as
tho public IL concerned. any further
Interest that 1t ~ take in u proc
leecdings or the convention viii be
from mild and distlntefested curiosity
IN observing the obviously useless
work OF earnest men.
The democratic Bisbee Review, I'M
der the head ~ statehood KILLERS,
says.
Calling themselves democrats. yet
~dlaregarding nearly every basic prinei-
pie that has given strength and re-
apcct to the democratic party. b rad
ieals 81 the constitutional convention
have defeated statehood for the time
htlne. lt was with many q Salnglo-
rious threat against real conservative
democracy that the socialists finaitt
anchored the recall proposition ~
the constitution that VIII 10 before
Tho people Of Arizona for judgment
They are going to show real demo-
and real democratic newspA-
pers hai radicalism rules the party.
that the revised version Of demo-
cratic doctrine as supplied by that
little bunch Of statehood killers viii
accepted by the rank and file Of
democrats IL Arizona.
The gauntlet has been thrown
down Tor "a fight between socialism
and democracy for the control OF the
democratic party in Arizona, and this
nesyspa per eagerly picks 1t up. While
ne think that the majority of demo
~ Arizona viii uphold tho posi-
ton OF this papcr. stlll our course
D. no different " we stood
alone. 40 real democrat or deme-
cratic newspaper ~ going 20 surren-
DER TO socialism in any shape, and II
Is not too early now 10 serve notice
to that effect. 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

or truth il is sincerely to be re-
GREETED that there should now be any
opposition whatever to the constitu-
tion. and most of all that those forces
which are supposed first and most OF
all to stand for good government ana
progress should IN part at least PC
lining up against il. That they should
do SO viii not add to the respect
with which they are regarded hy the
people, nor add 10 their strength when
they need II.
This constitution is going to be ap-
proved. The reasonable men OF All
parties have said it, and they have
said rightly. Given the privileges or
self government. New Mexico can
settle all problems coming before II
by the decision OF its people. There
is too much ut stake now to turn
aside from the high road TO liberty
and progress. simply because n plank
or two OF the proposed constitution
not be framed 70 suit some en-
thusiasts.-Carrizozo Outlook.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
ESTES AND DAY TO
GO ON TRIAL At
SOCORRO
December Term of i. S. Dis
trict Court, With Small Doc
ket, Convenes in Gem City
Today
soeela, pIspateh 10 The Morning J~ournaIl

HlefiEf Dh-IttNh ~ "
socorro, n. A., Dec. 1.-THE De-
cember term of the United states court
for this district viii convene in this
city tomorrow. Judge Nj. c. Mechem
presiding. The docket is a short II
and the term win probably last a a
few days.
The eases to come up are those
against Eduardo Gonzales for med
ding with the mail at Lemitar. against
Estes and Day for interfering with
the mail at the time the driver was
killed on the road between MoEoiioi.
and silver City. against Ben Wales and
Jose Aragon. Sr, of Valencia county
for selling liquor illegally, n against
the boy who robbed the p~ostofttce a
few days ago at Bluewater.
The Jurors summoned for the term
are as follows.
United states Grand Jurors.
Teofilo Chavez, Juan Jose Sanchez,
Jose Antonio Marquee. Florentino
Garegos, Lorenzo NJ. Vigil. Oscar
Redeman, Francisco Sanchez, Vivian
Stapieton. ed. Dodd. Jesus Lente,
Vicente Pine, Teodoro Gonzales, Cole
Railston. Ignacio Castillo, w. N. An
way, Rafael Jildago. Mariana Gonzales
Pierra a. Allaire, Candelario Lopez. G.
b. Hollinger. Jose lngnacio Chavez.
John Biavaschi, Antonio Garcia. Fran
cisco Marquee. Arbran Torres, Manuel
Chavez. Carlos Baca.
United states Petit Jurors.
Julian Romero. Abran Dreyfus, An
drcs Gonzales. Aniceto Chavez, Ales-
Iandro Baca. George H. Myers. Juan
Armijo. Juan sanchez, Isidoro Baea.
Charles Benine. H.. G. Gardiner. Hill
lario Cordova. J. a. Romero, Guy Hill.
Cruz Torres, Francisco Salas. Pablo
| Pena. Abel Chavez. Abran Apodaca.
iLiberato Aprodaca. Atanaci0 Chavez.
Colomon B. Chavez, r. l.. Lamb. G. +.
Williams. Casario Apodaca. Jose $.
Chavez. Casimiro Montoya. Donaciano
Padilla. lose Rafael Archunda, Gle
mente Chavez. &. w. Kennedy. John
lW. Hin. Antonio Tafoya ~Secundo, Ed,
Patten,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
NO TIME ron PEANUT POLITICS.

Now is a time for the politician Of
the peanut variety TO make a con-
rcientious endeayor to see around the
apex 81 his own %prohosois. The ques-
lNon now ~ insue In the vote on the
cons'itution ls n business question and
one 81 the future Of New Mexico. The
DsmIng Graphic presents the situa-
sion graphically as follows,
New Mexico Is now facing the
most important crisis in her whole
hlstarv and " her patriotic citizens do
not bestir Themselves, the careless. in
different or the %wantonly destructive
viii blight for another quarter or a
century the frowth of the foremost
Istate IN the unicn.
No person living within the confines
of our territory will hesitate for an
instant 10 gay hat agricultural
and mineral wealth are destined to
make New Mexico the wealthiest state
asa the Widest dreamer Will tell you
va are the health resort OF the
woriu.
Win the nope Of early statehood.
oar territory mtdo the largest per-
centaeu OF gain 10 population, accord
ling Ia the last eensuH. dlstaneing IN
that particular NJ tho older states.
So HN At1AH| nHHNNN ANNNH ~ HN ANI tN'N
pie have c0rne 10 know something of
what we nre una huve an abiding faith
ia the i~ntciiigcuef and patriotism OF
our Denpie. Immigration Of the most
Intelligent Glass Of people has been
rauid since The question of immediate
statehood has been agitating the public
mtnd and With the question settled for
Ian time. we would go forward with
lears and bounds Can we afford, be-
-asHn HANHHHHn na H.afNaH Ia. ~ -
prejudice 70 oppose a constitution that
NIL put another star on "Oid Glory,
especially when that new star Is en-.
blazoned New Mexico" A thousand
times. MOI
rhe constitution. ms O. whole, Is a
mighty good one, much better than
J many other states have adopted, and
Is a safc fundamental law. II COW
ers everything that cannot be safe
Is taken care OF by future legitlo-
lures, and IL In absolute conformity
TO the constitution of the United
states,
Another thing TINT should not he
lost sight OF is that President TAFT and
the present congress gave as the en-
abling act, and VIII be in better shape
than any subsequent president and
congress 20 approve u no matter what
the political complexion,
II IN not a question of politics, bu'
OF business. and the future OF New
! Mexico. II progress and prosperity
lare what the people want. they has
better vote yes on January Fl. !
they want TO remain AZ n Of uncl'
SAINTS wards and never enjoy iul
family relationship. it can be mRd'
possible by voting 20 go backward.
There have been Knockers since tn
DAYS OF King Solomon. but let us pra'
that they viii be Ia the hopeless
minority when statehood is In III
/ balance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
A IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

Az nearly as we can gather .
recent mauifestoes of Nj. II. d. Fer
eusaon, his chief criticism of the con-
etitutlen u that Il gives the leglsla-
ture too much power and does not al
iow tho lawmakers sufficient power
when the delegates 81 their owl fx-
panse. hasten back 20 the capital 70
put prohibition, the initiative. the re-
can and other things In rho organic
act In order tina may not
have "a chance 70 pass on 4, we must
can their attention "a Mr.. Fergusson's
criticism White putting ~ the other
things they should see that the act
gives the lawmakers more power ana
less power 10 the legislatures,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
EXPLOSION KILLS
DYNAMITE EXPERT
Employe in Construction Camp
Near Williams Dead and
Laborer Fatally Hurt,
Especial Correspondents to Morning Journal

IspecIai Correspondence 10 Morning Journal
williams. Ariz.. Dec. IA perma-
ture explosion at one Of the sharpe
Fellows construction camps near Fair
view. Monday evening resulted in the
death Of Charles S%trinser, aged about
fifty years. who WAS dynamite man
for the construction company, and the
fatal injury OF one Mexican iaborer.
Stringer was loading a stick of
dynamite. While placing il in the
hole it stuck and refused to go any
further. SO in order to place il in
the proper position he used an iron
crowbar with such good effect that
the charge exploded.
Stringer was blown TO the opposite
side Of the track from where he was
working. and while not killed instant
Is survived only a few minutes lie
was not mangled, as are most victims
in similar cases.
Mr.. Stringer was q man with sew
eral years experience in handling
dynamite and explosives.
The Mexican sustained several Sc
we're injuries and was in = TOO critical
condition to testify at the c%oroner's
in9deso He was taken TO the hospital
in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
DISTRICT ATTORNEY RUIZ
RECEIVES WORD SON IS
SHOT AT LOS ANGELES
The Gallup Republican SAYS

The NaIIup ktFunHVt0 w.
Last Tuesday morning Attorney
Ruiz received a telegram from Los
Angeles bearing the intelligence that
his son. who is In business az thar
place. had been shot. and h his con-
dition was serious, The telegram
aid not state the particulars OF the
shooting. but AIR. Ruiz LETT on the first
train for the homo Of his son After
ne had departed word was received
that the injured man was quite low.
ana that his condition was growing
gradually worse. The unfortunate
young man was shot in the head, hut
the nature OF the wound could not
be explained in a telegram. II is hop
ed by friends of the u family that
tho young man will recover. Word is
hourly expected by relatives here stat
ing the condition of the injured man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

mot n gun was fired. not a funeral
note, as his corpse TO the rampant Ne
hurried was not more expressive OF
the mind Of the poet than IL Is OF
the fate Of the Progressive whose
business manager announces.
To-day the opening gun was fired
in the bitter campaign which is to be
waged IN this territory against the
adoption of the constitution by the
publication OF the first issue Of the
new weekly paper at Las Cruces IN
Dona Ana county. Attorney Edward
G. Wade, Jr.. is the editor"
This was q week ago and silence
stlll rcigns and no mention in the
public print comes TO say the ahot
struck en-.
Now the paper is a wee thing that
standcth not out boldly as to size,
though It has some vim and vinegar
.spilled along its bloody front.
The main note Is. Down with the
Constitution" We are asked In the
columns at the tiny Progressive to
Pass il along We did hetter-we
passed It up.-Clayton Citizen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
4 SOLEMN rAncE.

The utter ana almost tragic solemn
ity IN which the radical democrats Of
Arizona ore sealing the doom Of state
hood for that territory is ono of the
most remarkable exhibitions ever
given in any state.
That the work Of the Phoenix con-
yention means only one ~thing-that
Arizona remains a territory--ia the
c%onceusns of opinion OF the Arizona
press. even Including democratic nows-
papers. THO Republican OF Phoenix,
the leading republican paper OF the
territory, SAYS
Had there been any remaining
doubt as 20 the fate Of statehood as
related Go The sitting constitutional
convention, that doubt was removed
yesterday when the convention caused
TO bc finally Embedded In the consti-
tution the reeall in an lis vicious
moss
The clause adopted yesterday e.
there 90 stay. as Il cannot be changed
under the rules except by an affirma-
two tWu-thlrds vote, n of course u
SIS utterly Impossible 90 gct twa-thirds
OF the convention 10 leave "thc recall
Oh uf the constitution
There wax. Go he sure. little doubt
or stntch9nd fate in aus event. Tho
adoption oi the initiative and rcfcreu-
dum principle. with no restrictions
thereon. ana sundrv other radical feH-
ture uf the constitution had prsec-
tellly assured thr defeat of Arixona's
application at Washington but "the
rrcal" individually Edo settle it" Had
thr convention confined itself 90 the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
ENTERPRlSING C0L0REO
MAN is FOUND WITH
MUCH STOLEN BOOZE

williams Aria. Dec. 10-Marshal
Patterson ana Constable Bob Postlc
arrerted one Charles smith icoloredl
Monday on "a charge of robbery Up
on fearching smith ocm the off
GERS discovered q barrel 81 whiskcy
and three cases of goods hidden I'm bis
renm-
The Williams News saws
Tie informed Marshal Patterson that
hc paid q man So to haul that hoozc
from Jerome and Sc cost him $40. But
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
DELIVERY At
SQC0RR0 F0|LEO
In Nick Of Time, WatchfuI JaiIer.
Finds Bricks Removed and.
Birds Preparing to Fly the
Coop.
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Socorro. y. NJ. Dee. 10-Thc watch
fulness Of Jailer Misais Baca of the
county Jail. failed a carefully plan
ned Jail delivery on the part of two
prisoners named Lamson and Will
Jams this week, The two men who
are held on the charge OF larceny.
broke into the women's cell and re-
moved a number OF bricks. while the
iatler was absent from the city. on
his return he became suspicious and
a careful investigation revealed what
was IN the wind and the wall was inn
mediately repaired and the prisoners
carefully locked up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

after being sweated awhile ne
claimed that he had found
\ whiskey along the railroad
track east II here. concealed in a Rslo
~ ties. Not being satisfied with his
tNo. stories. Marshal Patterson began
a thorough search in the various sa-
looms 10 find the owner OF the booze.
ne Was unable Ia locate an owner 81
IL in the saloons and going to the de-
thev found out where Smith had OBJ
tanned his booze. The checking Off OF
thu bills showed 2 shortage exactly
81 what the officers found in Smiths
room
smith claims To hail from Phoenix.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
CURRY DEMOCRATS
DECLARE THEIR
OPPOSITION
WIN Not Support the Constitu-
ton as an Organizations Be-
lieved That People Generally
viii Vote for 1t, However,


IAnR.tll OltDltfh W "a.
clovis. y. NJ. Dec. 1.-THE demo-
Gratis Of Curry county, represehths
more than one-half of the precincts
OF the county, in . mass meeting mere
SATURDAY. afternoon voted that as a
PARTY lhes would oppose tho adoption
~ the constitution. There were about
sixty citizens who attended The meet
ing. there being no opposition eNidehc-
ed BY these who favor the constItd-
zion and who will vote for 1t. me
democrats pointed out a number OF
objections which were embodied IN n
short and quickly drafted set of reso-
buttons. IL is generally thought. Tow
ever, that the people Of Curry county
will vote on The adoption OF the con-
~stitution as individuals. regardless OF
the action Of their party. although
All democrats who took part in the
meeting Saturday afternoon agreed on
the action taken by the convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
You Must Read This If You Want
the Benefit.

j.. w. Greer, Greenwood, La, SUI
fered with a severe case of lumbago-
"The pains were So intense I was
forced to ~hypodermic injections for
relief. These attacks Started with a
pain in the small of my back which
gradually became fairly ~paralyzing.
My attention was attracted to F1ley's
Kidney Remedy and | am glad to say
after using this wonderful medicine l
am no longer bothered in any way by
my old enemy lumbago." j. II. 0'Riel-
".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
Poor NIafk.

For twenty years or more ii has
been the ambition OF Mark Smiths
life to be a senator from the state
Of Arizona. He has talked in season
and Of season about what good
citizens inhabited that territory, n
what q fine state il would make, one
whose citizens would rank with those
Of amy state. Mark watched the eon-,
venuon until he became convinced
that is was thoroughly controlled by
the anarchists. and then gave up. He
has gone bach to Kentucky. where he
will stay the remainder OF his life.
He says he has not got the nerve 10
20 to Washington, and urge congress
TO approve the constitution which the
convention has prepared. His ltte
work has gone for nothing, and he
never viii be the senator from Ari-
zona.-Lordshurg Liberal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
Went The Limit.

The Arizona constitutional conven-
tion has adjourned sine die, having
completed it's labors. The %conven-
ton went the limit Of the fun sixty
days. That s100. goo appropriation is
about All gone. and It looks like state
hood is rs far AWAY as yer The
radicals in the convention have run
everything TO suit themselves, and II
is doubtful II the document they have
framed viii be endorsed by the peo-
pie Of the territory-Williams News.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

A copy Of the constitution viii soon
Ne in the hands Of every voter in the
territory. After Il has been read and
its provisions carefully considered ~
everybody. the most Of what little
prejudice there is against the docu-
will vanish and ii viii be adopt
"a by a nearly unanimous vote
Fort Sumner Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
satisfied.

Some OF the democrats oi the ter
ritory are opposed 10 the called meet
ing to take action in connection with
the fight against the constitution.
The major portion of the democratic
party in the territory IL satisfied with
the constitution and viii go to the
polls on election day and a 5 a vote
for it. That viii tell the story
Galiup Rppnbllcan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
LUNATIC WAS LAST
SEEN RUNNING IN
THE WOODS
Coat Of C, R. Mckee Found
Near Williams, Only Trace So
Far of Demented Man Lost
in Hills,
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning Journail

Williams, .Ariz.. Dec. lo.-On "A dead
run. hatiess and coatless. c. r. NC
Kee. who is wandering iu the woods
in a demented condition, was last
seen twenty-four miles northwest or
here a few days ago, nenr Apache
Springs. Since that time no trace OF
the lunatic. who got Off TIE train at
Ash Fork two weeks ago. has been
seen by s%earehers who have been
comhing the hills. \ coat believed TO
belong 10 Mckee hes been found.
Dogs have been employed in the I
20 trace the unfortunate man, hut 10
no avail. There is little doubt that
The crazy nan will perish from expos
ure ii he has not already done SO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

"The ~undeniable fact that a vote
against me constitution VIII mean a
against every school child has
appealed t. q great many ~ the roi-
ers Of Roswell II ought 70. The ri
sing generation must be considered
along with the present -Ruswell
Register Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

Somebody has said that Mr.. Fer
gusson couldn't make Il constitution
that he himself would vote for in TWO
weeks after the making. Whether
that statement is true OF not, certain
II Is that three-quarters OF the voters
OF New Mexico are v c now ready
to seal and stamp with their APP
prevail the constitution that MT.
FERGUSON is opposing SO vigorously.
-Socorro ChieftHin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
FOR FALLING HAIR
You Run No Risk When You Tie This
Remedy.

lNtiitttNs
We promise you that. if your hair
Is falling out. and you have not let
Il So too Tar. you al repair the dam
igr already done hy USING RcNali
1872 Hair Tonic. with persistency
and regularity. Tor a reasonable length
cd time IL is o. scientific. cleansing.
autiacrtic. rermicidal preparation.
that DESTROYS microbes stimulates
ennd circulation around the hair roots
promotes hair uourishmcnC remo1r
dauNrulf and restores hair health Do
Del as pleasant ta use as pure water
and 70 is de'ilatelV perfumcd Do is
"a real toilet necessity.
We want SOU fu trE HeNal $50
Hair Tonic with our promise that IL
viii cost sou nothing unless Won are
perfectly satisfied with It's use. 10
comes m two sizes prices Sec ard 81.
Remember you ran obtain kcNall
Remedies Tvs this community only at
our storr-rhc BsXaIi store. The j.
n u'natils GO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

Fort Sumner has two men who VIII
vote against the constitution and they
actually believe It VIII De defeated by
.0vc th.iyasnd majority. ON the con-
.frarv il viii be adopted by more than
live thousand majOrity-Fort sumner
.Repuhiican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

Head the constitution carefully ne
fore YOU make up your mind 10 vote
for or against II. then remember that
Il was made for an the people. ana
not "a few.=Carrixozo outlook.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

Stylish horses and buggies fur
nished on short notice by w. l.
Trimble & Co, 113 North Second
street: phone r.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-12

Chicago has refused TO stand for
"salome. the famous Strauss opera.
in which Mary Garden made the hit
Of her career. Chicago's objection
WAS due 10 the fact that Salomo was
long ON pulchrltude and short on
clothing when she danced before
Hofod. Even oscar Hammvrstcin's
suggestion thnt salome wear petticoats
do MOI. Seem TO save the situation.