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The Lamar register., 1912-10-16
Can You Afford To Make a
Change Now?

reports section of the country show unmista
ably election day draws has settled
down question Wilson trade Taft and protec
ton with this ssus at stake should be foolish
enough throw away vote any third candidate
Protection has been the great question that has srvv
ed through since the country founded
Others time seemed it in the shadow but
the 'front.' the great vital principle
prosperity of the country depends The repubi
party the party of freedom and protection
Now slavery forgotten but protection is still of vital
campaigns brought the settlement and deve
opment of the west and protection to it's industries The west
prosperous of united country but the old
mics of protection again attacking principle that made
the development possible Again 1896 sound and
Even Bryan himself admits that the
money question and his allies again assai
ing protection.
No man who good republican help but
advocate of protection and now when the country IS
again facing the struggle maintain this principle it
would be false issues when such
votes are the free traders have for their
majority the American voters protection
ss only question they going to unite behind the
regular William H. Taft and maintain the
or are you going split the and enable the free
minority more bring disaster on the country
Grover Cleveland in 1892 elected minority presi
dent through republican split and the four disastrous years
that followed people for twenty to follow
Are you going help that disaster in 1922 is
to the their choice Colorado has practically
great dependent protection for its exist
ence democratic from the state admit
Colorado industries but dem
proved has respect for their wishes
and thew are unable anything effective maintaining
their protection Only President Taft veto saved the
from destruction and remove that barrier
and soup houses will follow.
1t is proectonist and republican at heart to
calm of the situation. Can
afford with such crisis facing the indus
tries that You who not and
dates for appontve office nothing to by change
hut everything to Wilson makes the definite
.e to largely imports Every dollars increase
imports taken from American labor and just to
that abtyo purchase and of his
chases are farm products in their original form.
This ouetsion back in forceul to work
ingman and business man who will take the trouble to
oorefl can't afford to let this election
% bv default Taft stands for prosperity and he must
b elected to ensure safety Of American industry
The Lamar register., 1912-10-16
EFFECT OF ADIoAL TARIFF
ClANGEs

EFFECT OF lADIOAL TARIFF
OANGEs
Az Proposed II Free Trade Desno-
Gratis. They vnl he Ruinous to
American In stsy. No Way 70
Judge Of IN Fatn,e bnt by the
Past. Only ~ to Avert a Pan
ic is for IN Country to st~na
solidly for HIT and Republican
Tariff
The Democrats spellbinders give
no clear deifniti9n as to what they
purpose to do In regard to the tar
III II <hsy control the government.
There have been a great many plat
itudes talked and pious expressions
uttered of interest in the working
man but 1t has not been pointed
out how they purpose revision of
the tariff to a revenue only point
without injury to existing indus
tries.
The essential question is not
whether anyone would like to see
the consumer benefited by tariff
reductions, but how we purpose TO
make those reductions without in
Jury to labor and to American bus
mess enterprise. The real ques-
ton to the business community Is
not as to abstract merits of free
trade or protection. but what ef-
feet will be produced upon business
conditions in radical changes in the
existing tariff.
The opposition should answer the
question clearly and definitely
whether they purpose to SO far re-
duce existing tariff duties as to
bring foreign goods into effective
competition with American goods
of the same character and thereby
to increase imports. II they do not
mean 1t their platitudes about tar
iff reform are fraud and delusion
upon the American people. If they
do mean it, then certain American
interests must suffer.
Entirely apart from the question
whether free trade. as defined in
the economic text books. would be
a good thing for a country. the fact
must come home to the workingman
as we'll as the business commun-
ity, that radical tariff changes
will either increase imports of CON-
petetive articles or they will not.
If they will not. then the cost to
consumers will not be reduced ma
terially. If they increase imports
they Will correspondingly reduce
the demand for American made
goods and certain mills will be put
on short time, men will be laid off
and ultimately costly Investments
in plants and machinery will be
turned into junk. If this is not the
policy of the Democratic candidates
1t behooves them to declare what is
their policy.
People can only Judge of the fu-
ture but by the past. We have the
free trade Wilson and German tariff
for revenue only law of 1S94-7 as
evidence of what that
policy brought to the country. We
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08

which the explorers were striving. but
no new habliabio territory has been
opened Tor settlement. no advance
haa been made IN human civilization.
and science in just about where it
was before the poles were discovered.
No ons viii deny 20 Pcary, Scott
shackloton. hansen and the host Of
ether hardy spirits who have ristcd
and sometimes lost their lives in polar
exploration any Of the credit that IL
due thom FOR their daring and tonac-
ity Of purpose but Il can not be gain
said that the same qualities, n direct
cd IN other channels. wouid have pro-
duced much more benefit 20 the world
and would have contributed infinitely
more TO the happiness Of the race.
After al, polar exploration h more
OF a sport than a contribution 20 sci
cnee. and not the least advantage Of
Captain scott's successful exploit is
that II leaves no incentive Tor a
further waste Of life and money In
future IN this direction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
EDITOR GUESSED RIGHT
THE SECOND TIME
(Grady Record)

Won. this time we are going 20 be
right IN this saying. Mr.. Henry kirk
wood was married last saturday. Feb
ruary n. al Farweil, Texas, 20
Houston, Missouri GIRL whp had
come from that city 10 meet the
groom for the ceremony To the bride
and groom we extend our congratuia-
items and wish them 8 most happy and
prosperous married life. Henry Is
well and favorably known here. NUM-
berlng his friends By acquaintance.
and asl VIII be pleased 10 learn OF hts
becoming a Benedict.
Some time past we printed notice
OF the wedding OF this party and were
informed hy him that We were mis-
taken in our assertion This time he
came ga 20 bring the glad tidinEs 20
us personally. therefore we are Ia a
position that n there Is "a mistake u
win not be our fault.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
SALOONS
INVESTIGATED BY
GRAND JURY
Several Murder Cases and
Many Cases Of Assault With
Intent to Kill to Be Con.
sidered in Los Lunas.


Especial Correnpondenee 90 she fferaldl
Belen, n. a.. March s.--The work
Of the March term Of district court
for Valencia county. which IL now IN
progress NJ los Lunas, IL progressing
nicely. Court convened on Monday,
and each day so far has been well
filled with business. The petit jury
will report for duty next Monday
morning. az which time muny Of tho
criminal cases VIII be disposed or.
During the present week only thoge
matters which require no jury are te-
ing considered
The grand Jury Is slill in session,
and from all reports the jury is doing
more work than any similar body "a
Valencia county for some time. Tbs
members OF the Jury retired from the
court room on Monday morning after
being very carefully instructed by the
court. on Tuesday evening they were
called into the court room and more
carefully instructed as to their duties
In looking into the operating condi-
tions Of saloons IN the county That
the jury Is doing is work more com-
pletely than ever before 10 evidenced
by the time consumed by It's deilbcra-
tions.
In addition to ordinary Grimm u
matters there are several cases TO be-
Investigated before the session comes
to close which are Of a serious ma
turo. There are several murder cases,
aad others In which the charge Is
assault with inten, 10 XIII.
on Thursday afternoon tho ladies
Aid society Of the Belen Lutheran
church held ita regular meeting q,
the home Of Mrs. Frank l.. Walrath.
A large number uf ladies were In att
tendance. the time being spent In
working for the coming bazaar Of the
society This annual event. while
still very far IN the future. Is being
carefully planned for hy tho ladies
AZ the close OF the afternoon dainty
refreshments were served by the host
ess
The comparatively cold weather Of
the past week has been great hell
TO the orchardists IN this section OF
the valley, inasmuch as Il has retard-
ed the development OF the fruit buds
in the orchards and thus has prevent
ed what might have been either a
very large damage or total failure Of
the fruit crop on ao1ount of late
frosts. Unless ;slcre Is a heavy frost
unusually late II - estimated that now
all danger from this source Is past.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
ROSWELL ASSURED
OF A CANNERY
Enterprising Fruit Growers or Pccos
Valley Subscribe FOR stock and Icn-
tcrprlsc VIII soon Ne started.

Roswell. ". NJ. March S. Eleven
fruit growers signed up FOR one 500
share each yesterday afternoon at o
meeting Of a few fruit growers at the
Commercial club rooms. which az
suros G -. Vance. in the city repre-
sonting tho Round Crest Canning
company OF Canyon City. Colo. that
the moral support OF the community
Is back OF their project. and the nee
easary legal Instruments viii be pre-
pared for tho rest OF tito fruit grow-
ors "a sign up al the meeting al the
Commercial club rooms at 1889 sat-
urday afternoon, just preceding tho
annual meeting of tho Roswell Fruit
Growers association "a o'clock.
The company is 10 be- Incorporated
with S25. 900 capital stock, tho colo
RADIO company controlling o. 10 60
per cent of the stock and having the
actual manaeomcnt Of the factory;
while the Roswell people WIZ have
three of the fivc directors
The company promises 70 buy any
share inside Of three years az par
allowing per cent interest for the
time they have had the money
The company agrees 90 can 100000
dozens OF gallon cnses ot fruit year
for the first year. and IA turn see
that q Is bought direct from tho COM
pany. guaranteeing a profit
The fruit growers only agree that
they will deliver their culis 20 the
scales Of the company al not over 90
cents.
Those taking a share of stock yes
torday were; II. J. Hagorman, Or.
r. n. Brown. Albert Hanny. W. A..
Nicholas. John shaw. Or. II n. Keith.
A. r.. Macy. Tom J. wilson Levi X.
whhtcd. o. a. VIII ana $. Pott
Tho stock subscription Is IN the
hands OF ". A. Nicholas and Dr. r.
y. Brown.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08

there are Jobs for them TO an. aud
the ovcrproduction Of workers OF this
type happens 70 fan IN with period
IN which n great many owners are
planning TO reduce automobile ex-
pcnses By dlscharslng their present
chauneurs and taking on men whom
they en- hire for considerably less mo-
ney and who will do the work fairly
we'll.
man whose daily occupation
brings him IN contact with great
many owners said yesterday IN dis
cusslng this phase u the situation: 1T
Is bad time for the higher priced
chauffeur. because thero are so many
cheap men In the business who can
do fairly good job Of looking after
car. 1 know OF ono man who had a
driver for several years and Increased
bis salary from time ~ time until the
man wae getting $40 a week Tho
owner let him ~ and hired man at
about $40 week, because he felt he
couldn't continue the other rate He
preferred 10 Give his man chance 20
get a place at salary something
near what he was getting rather than
reduce hts pay about half.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08

MISUNDERSTANDING sUFFRA-
GETTFS.

The excessive militancy OF the mill
tant suffragettes In london has been
the theme for much editorial discus
sion. and has brought forth many
conflicting opinions. The New York
sun has small sympathy with the tao
ties OF our British sisters. Under the
above heading the sun says
The great moral london window
breaking manifestation Of the dove
eyed Pankhurstians viii be approved
by glaciers and plate glass manufae-
turors. condemned by the plate glass
insurance companies, those selfish
conservatives. srlnned al in the Lon-
don clubs that have any windows left
whorefrom the gildod and gouty may
behold the passing world, An cynics
VIII jocr. The sober friends Of wom-
an suffrage must be depressed Dy this
new demonstration OF the calm and
orderly reasoning Of the Pankhurst-
ians. A. humor the breaking of win
dows ~ not especially delicate or ape
peamng. The savagory OF street Arabs
or little wanton boys, by initiating
that do angels brighten the civilization
OF this nominally man ruled planets
The rsckloasnoss of these potticoat-
ed rowdios. their deliberate disregard
OF the rights OF property. their care
lcssnoss OF Inconvenience and even
danger 90 otehrs, rho essential ferociiy
and futility OF the whole proceeding.
are only too evident How far Is the
hopelosaly illogical frame Of mind
that dictates or consents 20 such ma-
llclous mischief characteristic ~ the
English female suffraglsts? Al any
rate, the Inventors and abottors Of
this London shlndy seem 20 be as az
90 vote as their predecessor, the late
Carrie Nation. was to be- a member Of
the French Academy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
RIGHTS OF PARIS
WIFE IS DEFINED

Paris March s.--Feminlsm seofen
a judicial triumph IN tho Paris law
courts ia "a recent case. a husband
had deserted Ills wife for three
months. had indeed gone 20 I'VE win
another woman HAD he right 60
break open door 90 enter the doml-
Gle Of his desortod wife3 THAT ~
a the domlcue IN wife who Is not
seking divorce aud has not been lehal-
IL separated also The domicile OF the
husband
n the positions Of husband ana wire
are reversed mo French law holds
MAJ the domicne Of the husband y
also that ~ the wife and she can
break into e 70 she likes without com
mittlng a misdomcanor, as she 10 'nlF
breaking into her own home. hut ihe
tribunal held that husband mao no
right 20 force his way into mo domi-
olle 81 lho wife ho had ioii ana con-
aemned him 90 two months prison.
granting him. however the pen'h' =,
ne first offenders act, 20 that ne WIZ
escape tho penalty uniess he REMINDS
me mowers that be % lis existence ny
, second ofionse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
DISTRICT COURT Is
BUSY AT SANTA FE
large Number ~ Cases Being DispOs-
ed Of; Engineer Miller Gives Glow

santa re. n. NJ. March She
district court is dlsposlng OF large
number OF minor cases each day of
the session. The grand jury wiz have
the first batch OF Indictments ready
IN day or two. This morning the
case OF j. A. TURKEY versus the cltl-
gens' Ditch and Irrigation company
OF san Juan county. win come up for
argument on the rule 10 show cause
why the irrigation company should
not be enjoiaed from repairing head
gate. MIR. Turley contends that the
work of tho company Is interfering
with an Irrigation and power project.
permit for which Is now under con-
sideratlon by State Engineer Miller.
In the case OF H. q. Vaughn, rem
fenced TO one year in the ponlton-
tiary and 10 pay "a fine OF 800. the
court suspended sentence on the pay
mont Of the costs Of the ease and
Vaughn ~ az liberty. q. H. Van stone
has not yet appealed, though Il IS
thought that he VIII soon.
Good Roads for New NfcaiC0.
State Engineer Miller returned yes
terday from a good roads inspection
trip through the southern portion of
the state. A trip WAS made from sam
IA Re 10 Albuquerque. lasting three
hours going over the road prolimin-
airy TO repair work along this route
The road was built about % year and
a half ago and no work has been done
on Il since that time. II needs re-
grading and attention 20 drainage.
AIR. Miller went from sucorro to the
Arizona line near Sprinseryiile, and
outlined work for the grading camp
and convict camp west of Magdalenn.
This road will be pushed as rapidly
ms possible. inasmuch as Socorrp
county Is putting up the money for
the work
Work Ia Las Cruces r. developlng
very rapidly. a stretch Of road south
OF Mesilia Park in connection with the
college pike h being graveled and VIII
make one OF the finest highways Ga
the entire state, This work Is due
20 the efforts Of w. A. Sutherland 90
chairman OF the Dona Ana County
Good Roads association, In c0-opera-
ton with the state road commission.
The work has almost been finished
IN tho Bincon section. "a which the
citizens OF the county. the railroad
ana state road commission contrib
utod.
The Doming work has been stopped
until some time in the summer when
the rains begin. 80 that the money
that is expended IN Grading can be-
spent 10 the best advantage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
FIVE HUNDRED MILLIoNs ron
CANDY.

Miss American ate 100000 tons
Of candy las, year, She viii eat as
much or more thls year Next year
she may beat all previous records.
she il the real. original and only
candy Kid"
n costs every man. woman and
child IN the United states just about
S5 year for chocolates hon-bons,
marshmallows. gum drops all-day-
suckers and lemon drops. That De-.
Il would cost them that sum lf the
cost were pro-rated equaily among
the 98.0OO.o00 folks In the nation.
In 1911 we ate $500, 100000
pounds Of candy says tho "a. Louis
Republic II Is admitted that most
Of II was consumed by the feminine
sex. And yet IN spite OF an this,
people wonder why 50 many Amcri-
can maids and matrons are faa!
Gandy factories have doubled IA
number within the last few years. We
are hHiihN iAftf IhANa 30 HAN'H ~ ~"
subtly and frankly sweet stuff as we
did twenty years ago.
n we would cult eating candy ~
this country for two years--io just
twcnty-foBv monihs--we would have
saved enough money 70 pay OF tho
national debt
win the candy money spent ia
one year Ia this country we could buy
our Uncle Samuel 100 now battleships
OF the dpondnougbt type. But we
cannot eat varships. ana the sweet
tooth VI America must be filled
iih the $500. 900, 600 We would be-
able 20 drain every acre Of swamp
land IN the Mississippi valley
win the t5o0.o0o.oo0 We would be
build aud forufy. nl up and dig over
again smother Panama canal But We
must hnyo our daily ration OF candy
~ butter does 80 up 90 40 cents
pound and csgs become AZ precious %
the differing gems from Goiconda.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
RAILWAY
IS now NEARING
COMPLETION
Conquest Of Glaciers by
Science Engineering Mar.
vel; Modifies Perils Of AL
pine Climbing.

zermstt, March S.--The new rail-
way station is TO be opened on the
Jungfrautoch during the coming sum-
NOR, but the work there will not be
finished for another year IL Is six-
teen years since Guyer-zeilct devised
the plan Of building n line from the
Little scheidegg 10 the summit OF the
Jungfrau. He thought that the work
might be finished IN five years.
Ko BEGAN with capital OF only
100000 francs. Already twice that
sum has been spent on the railway.
Il was expected that about 10000
visitors would annually travel by this
road after It's completion. Last year
on the part already finished $4,000
tickets we're sold, The receipts on
each section thus far completed pay a
large part OF the expenses OF the next
section 20 be built.
In 1893 tho Eiger glacier was
reached Ia 1908 the Eigerwnnd and
In 1866 the lofty station Eismecr or
Mer de Glnce. This brought the line
hale way TO the top OF the Jungfrau.
10 this great height OF over 10000
feet above the sea all the materials of
construction had TO be brought and
200 workmen had to be lodged and
fed during the long winter
The view from the Eigerwand pre-
SCENTS a striking contrast TO that from
the Eismocr. From the former you
got a wide view OF green, peaceful
valleys. herds OF cattle and lonely
chaleta. From the latter you sec only
the Zee OF the glaciers and eternal
snow.
From 1906 20 1907 no further work
was done on the Jungfrau railway.
In 1907. however. the boring of the
tunnel from the E,lsmeer TO the jung
frauioch was begun. This tunnel
picsces diagonally the Monch. the
Jungfrau's gigantic neighbour. II was
difficult to make this tunnel owing 20
the high altitude az which tho men
worked. the very low temperature and
She hardness Of the rock which they
had to penetrate.
The station on the Jungfrauioch Is
about 1900 feet from the Eismeer,
nearly 10000 feet from the Little
scheldegg ana 10000 feet above sea
level.
From the new station visits may
easily be made 20 some 81 the finest
glaciers Ia Switzerland which have
thus far been accessible only 20 the
most daring mountainous. especially
70 the Marielensoe, which is the fin
est of the Alpine glaciers. From the
JnuRfrautooh station the summit OF
the great mountain may be reached
in about three hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08
WATER USERS FIGHT
ARTEsTAN WELL Law
Ciause Providing FOR Increase In Eases
Is Objectionable ana VIII Bring ON
Strong Opposition % Bill.

Roswell. y. NJ. March s.--An inter-
Getting little night Is In store FOR the
defeat OF the proposed arteslan well
law 10 be submitted 20 the lawmakers
who viii meet In Santa Fe the i1th.
The fight will DO on the clause that
the money 20 support tho employing
OF the arieslan well supervisor and
the payment OF the well board officials
for their Official acts ana the enforce
ment OF tie law shall be created by
an Increase In the general funds of
the various counties having artcsian
wells.
The former law has created the
fund By tax Of $500 each on all the
wells.
The aght will be started By the
Eddy county people. especially those
under the Carlsbad project who claim
that n ls an injustice for them TO
help defray the expenses OF a favor
ed few while they ARE bearing the
general county burden end the gov-
eminent payments on the Carlsbad
land project besides seyenty-hve per
cent % the Eddy county taxes Is de-
rived from the Carlsbad water users.
Others win fan IN line with he
Eddy county project people IN their
fight.
The cattle and sheep men and the
bee men OF tbs state are carryinR
special state tax TO support their SAM
itary boards and inspectors and VIII
endeavor 20 defeat tho intent Of just
the Chayes county well users who
want the general fund 10 support their
wells.
There Il an il feeling between nc
Eddy coanty VOL owners ana inc
Chaves county bunch who tried 20 aho
ala refuse the Eddy county people
representation in the recent County
convention after special invitation
had been issued 70 them TO participate
IN the drafting % the proposed Jaw
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-08

kidney Troubles Attack Albuquerque
Men and Women, old ana Young

Kidney Ills seize young and old.
Come quickly with little warning.
Children suffer IN their early
years.
Can't control the kidney seere-
tlona.
Girls are languid, nervous. suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
The cure for man. woman or child
Is 70 cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's kidney Pills are FOR sick
Kidneys
Have brought relief 10 Albuquerque
people.
Albuquerque testimony proves f.
Mrs g. Fourncila. t03 s. Broad
way, Albuquerque. ~ A.. says; n
can vouch for DoaBs kidney pills
as heartily now as when I publicly
recommended them over two years
ago. Since then ! have advised other
persons "a try them and / know from
reports that they have acted satiafac-
torlly. In January 1907. / said Ia a
public statement that the contents Of
three boxes had cured me Of pain In
the back that had chung 20 me for
long time ! can now add that have
no recurrence Of my old trouble"
For sale by All dealers Price SOC.
Foater- Mllburn Co, Buffalo. New
York sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name D0an's--
and take no other. 90