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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
X,yAI STORES General market

NAVAL ~TORE>-General market quiet and
without change In prices
OH -. inseed OF unchanged. Refined pctro-
la al steady a. recent prices
COTTONSEED O'I-Firmer early on cover
ing I'm the MAY position. Late positions. after
showing n slight advance. eased OF late and at
liz close the pot month was II points higher
while later positions showed a decline Of 3q5
points Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

Washington. May p.
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following orders
have been issued
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
THREE CARLOADS OF
BOOSTERS GOING
TO WOUNTA|NA|R
Resources Day" at Chautau-
qua Tomorrow to Be One Of
the Red Letter Days of the
Assembly.

The Nutle town of Mountainous to.
morrow VIII have more real live wire
boosters Within us borders than over
before at one time travelling in three
special Pullman cars. q big bunch of
genuine lIugressiN men OF New Mex.
leo and o,hDl PARTS OF the country VIII
leave Albuquerque at 22O tomorrow
morning. arriving in Muuntainair bc.
ioro daylight and in plenty of time 90
stage New Mexico Resources Day,
iu q yar, appropriate manner GOV
William j Mills viii arrive this even.
ing from Sau.a Pc aud formally de-.
clare the Resource Day program
open tomorrow. g.. l.. Rrooks, prcsi-
dent. aud o. - Heniug. sccretar, "i
th, Sew M'Nico bureau uf imnugra- -
ton. who have worked urrsistputiN
Cor the ~IcDrsa of OBJ, du,. viii Doc iu
Dhur1p of the poostrrs
w VI IarlIue OF the Kansas az.
IicullWdl Cul,cl,. arrived today from
Manhattan, Kansas. and viii have an
important part on The program 70.
morrow Prominent New McNicans
from all over tho territory. represent.
ing nearly ever, county viii arrive
before midnight tonight to utt,nd the
conference" tomorrow which win ne
one 80 me grentest progressive pro-
gressiyo gatherings In the history OF
the CommuuTcalth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
TIE NERVE or M >RsT.

Hon " r. Hearst makes the mod
cost claim that his papers won the rec-
iprocity fight The news viii prove
surprising to President TAFT. AZ u
docs To- tho majority ot people.
\ good long time ago Mr. Hcarst's
newspapers welded great influ-
generally for OWL Whom Doe
claimed that ~loy brought about the
Spanish American war there were
fcw to dispute him. But that was e
long time ago. Nowaduy~ the Hearst
newspapers have little or uo real in
ruoncc Thcy seldom ar, seen or
heard of outside ct the cities iu
lNhich they are printed Thoy usual
.iy have % larg" circulation there bee
cause Of their yellow news features.
not because anybody cares what
stand th'y take ON public questions.
J \ paper nos, the chicago Tribune has
more real influence than al the
|ltcafs, newspapers buuchcd
Hearst hires tho best editorial writ
lore hc can nnd bat fine Wriung
doesn't impress the people as docs
IsInc'rit, aud IN, plain people of this
country have com, TO the conclusion
4 that Mr Hrar.t doesn't possess such
ia quality
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
Using ENTHUSIASM.

II 3D. singular hov mob ct p"opl"
viii yDH themselves hoarsc roofing
for hc home bah team. who would
not gave u dollar tu establish a new
industry az home. nor would the,
take the trouble 60 suggest % friends
contemplating removal that this
would be- % good town To- live IN
The intense craftsmanship manifest
od az any athletic sport IN behalf oi
the home team indicates "a consider
abb, sentiment Of home loyalty. %
81 nn unsolfish sentiment The man
ON IA, ulraohors does not get nickel
addition e. his wages on account of
the victory of the home team
Of course in mauv eases hc may
Save money ON the game But our
observation Is that the b,ttor b. too
worried Go cheer II ifs the man VINO
wants HE home team To- win from
simple HON, LOYALTY ina, makes the
noise.
Why is % mot This sentiment is so
Astounding 200 o umc when il does no
on, really vital good, and su hcklnv
when thor. 81 som, real need for fs
expression
The towns that have grown roru-
iouF powerful and wealthy that hlv,
become great coutcrs CO., Industrial
lir and cherished locations for resi-
dyuco. have hooomc su because some
small group of men lowed the soil p
those towns. thoy had faith In thcii
future. they had self sacrifice To- tesl
roofing ana the time for the nom,
city such men spend little um, 10
more criticism.
And the handspring OF TINS action
d usually homo patriotism differ
cnt only from that Of the crowd 81
the ban game IN having wider an,
more vital reld for its expression
We may not all Of us do large
things for our town. Not an OF ui
can be- presidents Of boards ~ trad
and land new Industries. But O
every one of us took every possibl'
occasion 10 say that this city " 1
corking good place 20 live and ID
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

amount ~ work has been done o., tht
treasurer and collector office ana the
III trict attorneys ollie, in collection
"i delinquent taxes and tho clearing
"i the tlN rols oi M, lolg ist 81 de-
hnVurnts chat had been arcumuIatinE
'Hr several wears Tho county com
WissioucIs th, treasurer aud the dis
ir'ci attorney are taking special paine
Coo nnk. sure no further accumula-
ton Hr Delinquent taxes is made on
IN" books while engaged IN collect
ms taxes which have been unpaid for
several years these officials have thk,u
precautions Co prevent each new wear
from uddiug to the delinquent list.
Tive, viii continue 10 do SO
The territorial board of equaIlJ-
ton has Instituted careful Inquire, as
@" 3D., 9morut of taxes owed In th,
various counties ~ IA, TERRITORY.
NJ mncrs coz ma. board have mad. rec
quests ui District Attorney Charles "
Of. ward and tho other district aulr-
urt~ 1f Sew Mexico for list. of the
dchlluont a2Uiy - in cach count
Ihc.U are 90 h, n thy hands ~ tho
board Ht Its noNt meeting Mr. Ward
NIli furnish tho lists for san Miguel
ana Morn counties The work Of
collecting Delinquent taxes In this dis
ui't h.s been prosecuted So vigor-
'u>lN Nh Ward Is of the boiler that
there Viii hr little delinquent prop.
'rty t"r him 60 report bv the time
th, board meets again
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
TIII on. STI,IkI,.

The finding of oil OF good dualit,
In tho Seven Lakes district has but
served 10 ycrify what has been assert
30 10y many people fnr Years that the
region undouhtcdly contained Oh de-
posits.
u requires ouly time ana mono,
u,W to ascertain Just how much oil
there is In tho flcld and whether Z
viii all measure up to thr high uuu-
Glrd Of that olrcad, found
The finding of an immons, supply
g oil aud gas Ia the Seven Lakes
country would develop great new
industry Ia this part of New MoNicn In
p short time and IL would also mean
iho opening up ct Il section ~ country
that IL now but sporscly settled
while the oil strike is in Itself
good news IL serves q far more useful
purpose because II uttiugN illustrates
the wonderful possibilities "f tins
Er,st TERRITORY
Tho few surface resources. now
about oEr .huf developed. are Moth
ng as compared tu the possibilities
within our borders. II requires capt
ral and energy tu make them produce.
but eventually they win be- developed
aud II is but q conservative statement
io say that uo state IN the union Will
bee richer IN natural wealth than N'H
Mexico when once We begin 60 grasp
our wonderful opportunities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
oN,E NGNI>.

conc, .saiu Sow NoNro BE- un the
on, of statehood ". have 1o,n
rh,r, eo often bat 90. phra-, loses
..m, or o. -rdueu',uos- yt th.. lt''
da. Uui ot nu do, statehood battles
t., hI,, .ourh, th, present thus far
appears more promising of 60 sur.'.a-
$500 outcome.
t ls Impossible 60 Judge 90 H.t
instance just what tho bltimat, shape
of thr statehood resolution VIII h'.
nut appearance. uuV indicate thaJ De-
a,n,rM au-1round compromise Will
p, mad, whereby Sew Mexico will nr
admittoa under nor present const.tu-
ton with an opporwulU To- vote on
an easier amendment. while Arizona
will o.. required Co eliminate hy gene
,ral ,I,auon the obnoxious r"oail ~
hc judicIary
While various statements have been
attributed 90 the president u now
srcms 90 no pretty fairly understood
that Mr. TAFT viii not give his official
sanction e. the recall in tn" Arizona
constitution
There afc several delegations from
ms territory ana from Arizona IN
Washington az this time, ostcnsibly
working Tor our admission. Doubt
-. go, - tt...,. 80. ..tn..r..tt. H.-
sirous Of gcttlug statehood 81 once
and are willing "a make any sort ot
% compromise that viii work towards
the coveted end o. there Dee any
among them with wires to pun they
should not b. permitted To- affect tho
result In any way. either in Washing
ton or az home.
W. have stood on the threshold OF
admission so many times. ana have
been turned down on such slight pro.
tcNt on various occasions. that We ~
an people. az this time. should be- the
last 10 place any hindranc' in our
own WAY
So matter II some Of thu stipula-
tions forced upon us may SAVIOR pretty
strongly OF injustice ana insult, wc
should bear them and after utty
years as q territory We should take
amy honorable course 10 secure our
rights az ciusons of the nation
49, by voting on a clause or two of
our constitution. We can get into the
union, then let ~ vote by all means.
The only thing wc have To fear IL that
some of our Democratic brethren may
Sun insist upon making us the tail
To- tho Arizona Kite. and u mat ~
done again statehood b. as distant as
before,
We hope o. So, Arizona admitted
with us. but D., IS obviously wrong 90
make our admission contingent upon
that territory eliminating tho recall
or taking amy other action in which
wc have mo- voice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
HUNDREDS ATTEND
SANTO DOMINGO
CORN DANCE
Fifty Albuquerque People
Leave This Morning for
Ancient Indian Village
With Kodaks and Lunches.

There - something worth while doe
Ing lu th, ancient pueblo ct SAINT"
Domingo. a. miles north of AlDuqu'r-
quo. TODAY For tud.t, Is thr one d'E
on which h, >lutu DHmiugus are at
their best. th, day h,ing none other
than the IN, set hs history of NM
known origin for tho famous Dom, -
corn dpuco Santa Fr train SO. 90
foi tn cast thls worning carried 5r
MbuqlcrQu, pyppl, whose d,stina-
ton was Domingo station. a short
distance from th, pu,blu. \ number
Of people also went tn the village in
automobiles. l'Nug UrN this morn
ing IN, tourists who l,tt POS train
this moruIng went prepared Go make
O. uuy of 81. being accompanied boy ku-
.uts, lunches, "lut'cus lli'I with
nothing but Wut,r. aud various other
uOc,-surI,s som, necessary. others
l,ttDr l,u 81 home, Wul, Alba
gu,ruuc contributed Iurl, number
uf people Co fh, Fiesta. II is likely thai
santa &C. sent % larger number li'-
cause ut IA, sessions cot th, New
M,NI.u Archaeological su.i,N which
are now being held iu the capital %
was found pussIbl, 90 MAX, up q lst
oi more than % people attending the
lectures who desired Go witness tn,
corn dane, Cunsepu,ntlE ur Edg @
I T.. Hcv,tt. president nf th, institute.
arranged With m, Santa f., rallruId
tu run % special train Coo Domingo.
leaving santa T.. at this morniug
ud returning leaving Domingo 40
r1t. The train carried ln the
lroighborhud OF Go" people among
! th, passengers being "a number Of
noted archucoiogists. chief among
! th, ,NcurAonists was pr Mitchell
! carroll general seDrrtary of the
! Archaeological mstitut, OF America.
with headquarters in Santa Fo, who
arrived ia the capital last ,y'n,u-
pr carroll holds e chair IN the
/ George WASHINGTON university in 'ho
ilttonU capital and i- scholar %.
mote, To was accompanied 60 the
/ boirirgo dance to-day bN his son
| Mitchell
Ior IN, most part the Albuquerque
trrplt who went 60 the dance Viii PEE
tlrl con- santa T., train 40 I az rs
Tonight. leaving Domingo between
| q $50 and p,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
uuNr rrr ~IInInnuS SAY

good U,H OF in' ,ronhI. BOO thn
sol. OF t,'r- BE- 600. O." hr general
rHr "f tails propl, arc auuN CO.
cay vnat 'Hr, uuh. or n.' 1s fu'.
Uuuh ut' t1. H,.au.' of This dread
.' what d., ro.sirs wa, soy The
0.t, uoorl, Nha 1r, indifferent Goo
uIK aud who 300 thc,r way ul,.
pcud,u,N rr, considered cd. 'ptun.
CO. maybe vor.,
IN, rar "f ulA s good Trims
iu pu, NJN m chat b leads man,
rcouI. io pol, mII-Nn, decent vn"
uh.tsI-, would u. dlu,pumbl,
Th, oId query what would tnr
uarnnprs .at has caused % multi
tud, ot men Co hcauto about doing
u, wrong Trims 500 wnu. oruinu s
.1mn1I. tower under ur,u.f upBdi.
uuu.
Iut tH, mnioriy OF p,uuI. nut' O.
.la,Ish regard fog public opinion that
is fatal To- t1,u udcp,rd,n,, and u
be- 90 bad thing Co. uos, nu ind,p,nd.
',us' cot spirit
% you know tou a., RIGHT in you
opinions 90 lou conduct DO you are
doing sour b,st according o. your
Iusnts. 10 mahcs mo- difference ia ih,
world what the n,irbbors sa,. Il is
better To- b., misiudp'd and molirurd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
SUIT IS INSTITUTED
FOR BACK TAXES
District Attorney at Vegas
Files Complaints for the Col.
lection of all Delinquent
Payments.

Las Vegas, y A. Aug i--Suits
have boon hl,d by the district attor.
ncy's Ollie, Tor the collection of am
delinquent 'aXrs amounting 60 more
tnan 500 for te soar 1910. Tnxc-
for 1910 b"camc delinquent July D.
last. The treasurer and collectors of
ice soon win begin the preparation
Of tho list ot delinquent taxes for 1910
which amount 10 less than Sto9 As
soon az this llst has been published
according 10 law, a general Mit for
the collection ~ such Delinquent a. kos
win be brought
During the past two years a vast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
PERSONALS.

Ed Certig. q well known contractor
has followed IN Tho footsteps of a
number of other Albuquerque men
ana has hied himself away 90 the
Seven Lakes OH district to look over
the claim situation
There will be regular meeting ol
G., X Warren Post, No. 3, q. A r.
a; the \. O A. ". hall saturday even
ing, Aug =, at y p m by order %
Joseph Phillips p, c. j G. caldwell
ndiutant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

Young WN ami Vuror ultru ask
What shah du 20 attain success 900
Tho most essential thing i- that np
sometime success Viii NOT ot,rtnke
Npu nor .s there any royal road
which NIu lead YOU 90 30
Tho greatest obstacle la the way
ul many young people h. that they
want someone Go pun them up
ward instead ct pushing them
eclyo4.
tn. writer is being constantly
.sk,i Dos business men to recum-
mend Young pcnpl, FOR responsible
positions tn, Kind of yuung mcn
and women waEtod are those who
hu," push aud vino possess q thor
pugn husincss trninins
IN, business world needs you aud
viii reward you hb,rnllN for tfli-
ct,nt service You cen best fit YOUR
rrlt for superior position hy -orur-
ing uHiung which has opened tho
wax to opportunity FOR hundreds Of
others
Let as tel YOU more about ~
Practical Se.pol for Practical Young
People
ALRrQUERQrE BUSINESS col
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

w IT, Buck, suporin' ndont cot mo-
uFo power on the Santa Re syst,m.
accompanied bN his private secretary
H. g.. Thomas rs here today from
Chicago. i""kiug over tho local santa
J., shops
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

u hergor could set his old age pcn-
sion through congress we could AN
quit work nov. as the nation would
pay our bills when We got too old 10
rustic Tor ourselves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

y Mexico has 10 pay q bni Of %
millions for damages dome e. Amori-
cans in tho late trouble there, IL Will
bc more careful m tho future to COM
'in' its damaging operations to ms
own citizens I'm nations as IN indi-
Nduals tho pocket nerve is the most
sensitive spot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
s lbs. Best Potatoes Csc

go lhs Best Crab Appl.s. Csc
L1rg' Nutv, Cantaloupcs.
each .......... &c.
los nice size Preston,
l''hthts ....... ...,... 3ac
duz. large Bananas .....25c
Nirc Size Oranges. doz. ... zoe
i"-lh box Best quality Pre-
serving Pears .........$i.e5
Fruit Jars and jelly Glasses "a
a., lowest price.
We are making prices so AS
Co dispose of an uur summer
goods Il VIII pay you 10 looa
ai oar goods and prices before
you buy Remember we are
never und'rs"ld. taking quality
ln consideration We are sell
iug $3.50 Oxfords AT S2lO:
$500 ONfords az x2.50. S1.50
pNi"rds at tl.25; Mems good
WORK shoes al $i.35. ana other
SHOES and OXfords In propot-
Ton Look az these Emhroidcr
'd White Canvas slipper. 40
Sl.u0.
special sale on Mems suits.
Work Pants az Use. boys S2.s0
suits ~ ti5O. ana hundreds
OF other goods are marked Tor
quicH selling
CASH BUYERS UNION
2iO-2i2 South second street.
Vim. DOLDE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

An ordinary case of diarrhooa can,
AS q rule, be cured by single dose Of
Chamberlain's collie. Cholera ana Di-
arrhooa Remedy This remedy has
no superior for bowel complaints For
sale hy an dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

Deeply, special Herald 10 the Cofotpondcic,1
~ s
%
wells
81
.,uEaliou milk
lilies E,,. 1oi, down There
on %.
eg"s an bc "na ILL., the, ou 20 h their claims
s. the
They nud placer oaiu This usual applies To land win
&
haul 10 imIcdmrn iu rlc filing One ullo" Dad oh
All
Tale
SIR I % r
discovered oil little uhc Slipped and ted into
tonud alon- and said c idut ht'' down there
q
navajo. well used centuries
10 O. sSuc
ca 60 ThoH
uu
10 you4 OIL n m q
q blnlnu OH week and lost
"a Cplnt thch
horse couldn't swim bec!c s so sc followed lh' can
AT a fishing caught
oil sharks They rcloNs Tb about smooth slick ana o|
ground
% oil'
correspondent copd think nothing
refined
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

"Sa,, that hluck uf stock you sold
me last w,ck has been going down
ever since.
We'll Why 40 YOU suppose I sold
!. g. sou r'--N hicaRo Record Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

Port au Prince Is In STATE Of Siege
Look on the map ana see " YOU can
find Port au Prince
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

rAE an oF rELLlNe rAE rRMrA

s MAJ upon a time admonishcd ~ell a yoh
rhs thing learn jAi 80 tell the truth;
ON an occasions all times observe ihis caution well
be- how he ttuf 10 tell
dali, suread paior ou lIs cheek
nd u ho heard hts Conrodc. speak
though
Thc SAGE all tell the
uca,in lots sell
things they well
And make
T. 1--we a 10 + ond c 8 vas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

ALRuQUERQUE BUSINESS col.
LEGE. Albuquerque. y NJ
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-03-10

During the week beginning
February 18th, there was in ses-
sion at Washington a verp inter-
esting congress known as the
Pan American Commercial Con-
gress. The place of meeting
was the new building of the Pan
American Union, which is a hand
some structure of modified Span
ish architecture and one of the
capital city's show buildings. Di-
rector General John Barrett,
who is the prime mover in this
congress succeeded in procuring
a list of notable speakers, prom
inent among whom were Presi-
dent Taft. the Secretary of State.
Senator Root, Representative
Champ Clark and many members
of the Diplomatic Corps. The
purpose of this congress was to
consider informally the opportun-
tiles for extending trade condi-
tions in the twenty Latin Ameri-
can countries for the manufact-
ures and natural products of the
United States, and reciprocally
the market in the United States
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-03-10
Pan American Commercial Con-
greSS
greSS

for the products of Latin Ameri-
ca. The discussions ware illus
trated with maps and other exh-
ioits. and the proceeding were
purely educational and informa-
tive, and controversial only as
they involed exchanes of opinion
as to the practical business meth
DDS, expression of political views
b eing strictly tabooed.
The Commercial Congress is
the harbinger of the opening of
the Panama Canal, when it is an
ticipated that the entire trade as
pact of that part of the globe will
be changed.
A subject of Importance which
was considered by the congress
was that of trade marks"
which just now is attracting a
good deal of attention owing to
the fact that it was a topic of Sc
rious consideration at the fourth
international conference of
American states, which was held
in Buenos Aires last summer -
cientific American.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-03-10

lie affairs, including the salaries,
expenses, etc, of the various
boards and commissions in
charge of the states penal, re-
formatory, charitable and other
institutions, as such expenses
have been charged to administra-
ton and not to the maintenance
of the institutions.
In addition to the foregoing
expenditures, there was appro-
priated from the state highway
funds for state roads, etc. ST.
SIS, 900. 90 and from the military
fund, FOR the maintenance of
state militia and on account of
armories, etc., 1858, 076.06. The
state highway fund is created by
a direct tax of one mill and the
military fund by direct tax not
exceeding one-ffth of one mill,
levied npon all taxable property
in the state. Under our consti-
ton they cannot be used for any
other purpose.
By adding these appropria-
tions, it will be found that The
amount appropriated and to be
expended under state supervis-
ion and control for the current
fiscal period is So, 264, 1926, or
on an average of 81, 1872, 346.1 10
per annum.
The State Board of Tax Com
missioners is in receipt of many
complaints to the effect that
taxes are unjustly high, and
among those complaining the
impression seems to obtain that
this condition is owing to expen-
sive administration of state af-
salrs. The statement showing
the amount of direct and indi-
rect revenues reveals the fact.
however, that the total amount
raised for general state purposes
during the biennial period end
ing September 30, 1910, was &c.
71O,369. 36; So. 4z4, Ais. 16, or 51.3
per cent, coming from general
taxes and So, 265, 954. 20, or 48.7
from miscellaneous indirect
sources. From Tax Commission
ers' Report.