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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
rnr urnDlat or nENroN.

Foreign countries have been very
patient with me United giatea IN her
attitude toward Moylco English. Ger
mnn and Spanish subjects hayo been
tllod property belonging 70 other
subjects nf those countries hna boon
tonflaeaied Tho i3nplihh virp oonsu-
late ct Chihuahua was invaded and
luis Teriuzna wns inkon from tho
shelter II O. nnd imprisoned whore hc
Is stlll held for ransom.
Now comes the story that w. s.
ncnton q Scot ana @ clilgen Of Great
Iiriinin was murdered by General
NilA personally or through his order
nrier q quarrel over the lnuing ~
pontuna uuch by Villas soldiers
OF al the nations Of the world
Great Britain has boon most lnHmont
that the life ana Che property Of her
citizens shall hc protected 10 nYcnge
tho fife 81 single citizen. SHE haa
gone % war ana % RESCUE ono man
from prison 80 Ahywlnla ahe sent
Lord Napier win nn army across the
eesA and otor three hundred miles Of
desert and took Captain Cameron
from the eell In Maedala.
President Wilson does NOE want war.
Mr. Bfyan has declared that we shall
have no war while hc IL secretary OF
rtnte. Intervention N Mexieo means
war with ihe Mexican people would
he inevitable. nut Il 81 hy no means
certain that va arc not face to fac,
to-day wlth intervention in Mexico OF
complete bock down ou the Monroe
doctrine II o. pretty certain that
0roat Britain VIII not tcmporizs
LONGER with our Mexican policy and
that Justice viii ho cxnoted upon The
slayer u Benton
IL IL Illogical for na 20 suppose That
ihls nation can maintain longer a
hands-oif nollcvand expect that Great
britain viii acquiosco. The time has
come Tor us To- aci or 10 permit other
nations to act
The weak spot in the Wilson adj
miniWratlan bus been iia fof Ign poll
irr We have loel east before ihe
world ia that one particular and hav,
become a ieat IN ali ihe ehaneellorios
Of Europe AR Bryan Is the old Man
of the Sea thnt, sooner ur later, musl
le Hhaken from the back OF Woodrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

Mot Nt noon
American Bankers association urg-
sd modification Of the iutcrlucking
directories bin
Labor committee arranged hearings
next week on the Palmer bill to bar
child labor products from interstate
commerce.
Territories committee asked 90 au-
thoriEe two million dollar private
railroad in Hawaii
Dr John Coulter continued testi-
monN ON rural credits before the
banking committee
speaker appointed Representatives
Houston lTennl. Davenport tokia-l,
and Guernsey tMeA, It's eonicrces on
the Alaska railway bill.
indian appropriation bill, aggregat-
inr Sq6liT3l passed.
Representative Lewis. Maryland, de-
elafrd la d speech. that proposed
SENATE amendment q me liiNtla fHHa
Jaw might be worth $50, zoe, GOO 90 the
express companies
Adjourned az els p. m, until noon
e.tD-t-y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

Tomorrow We celebrate The ono
hundred ana eighty birthday
OF George Washington Tho birth
day Of Abraham Lincoln came ten
days earlier fla The month. Except that
they were equally patriotic and men
Of high character there "a little aimi-
mrlty In che histories or the oharne-
tcristics % the two
Although he carrlcd surveyors
chain IT. hia youth, Washington was
an arlstoerat both by birth and In
stinct lie was an exact even nm ex-
acting man Ia ha hualneas relations
and al bis death probably was the
only man ON Tho American continent
worth million dollars ln that re-
spoct be WAS aa unlike Lincoln as
possible. rho father % MS country
had tho MONIES getting instinct while
the great emanelpntor was too busy
with other things To think much Of
accommodating dollars
Washington wished for mon 10 have
oaual opportunities before the law aud
FOR the general upln of humanity
liiH nwnpathies wcro for the mass
rho Individual was 81 smal conse-
Quenco % him il hls larger Views Linz
coins great heart beat IN sympathy
with The lowly and the sufferns in
diyldually and collectively
Washington thought clearly, but hy
slow and cautious mental processes.
Ills Judgment wis almost mfallIbly
correct Lincoln, on tho other hand.
was quick 10 make up his mind and
his reasoning was equally accurate
Win that IF Washington. Washing
ton wrote somewhat pondorously and
with great labor Lincoln was a
ready master Of that simple and lucid
style that Is the highest art.
Around the character of Washing
ton much has grown that Is purely
mythical Just as the paintings Of him.
commonly accepted, portray him "a d
man Of almost Hupcrhuman dignity 81
oppression. THAT was largely the work
of stuart's brush Other portraits.
conceded to Doe FAR moro faithful to
Washlngton's physlognomy alive him
the likeness of serious. dlgnded.
storm man, but not fautloss of fac,
ana mien iio was % handsome man,
according 70 standards, tion and now
lincoln like Mrahoau and John
Wilkes made Jest Of his ugllnesa.
Washington leaned rather to the
Alexander Hamilton idea of a strong
central government Lincoln believed
lea tho pawmounicy OF the federal
union, bat tn other respects WIS as
democratic IN practice og Thomas JEFF
icrson was ia theory
Washington WAS "a strong man, hut
no was not q domigod as time and
tradition have made him ont to be.
he was quite human Ia his faults He
was quick Of temper sometimes pro-
fame. aud hls private life, while quite
above The standards of hla day in most
respects. WAS not above criticism In
his domestic relations
In other words, when the cold faets
Of history are written. we find Wash
ington after an iust man, though
greater than most mon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
Mines and Mining



ORC Grande--Jameg a. Baird. eoun-
ty tax collector Of Otero county, SEE
cured Judgment against the orc
Grande smelter TO satisfy delinquent
taxes for several years and now to-
falling S2,40O The smeher is to be
put up at public sale at an early
Grant County.
pinos Altos-Fred Cooper has sold
the Mountain View mine 10 New York
parties. There are several shafts on
the two claims, the deepest Of which
ie eight feet Tho mine was discov-
cred by a Missouri farmer named
Woods. thirty years ago and without
even stalking the claim Woods took
out enough ore TO buy a farm in his
home state. He sold to "a man named
Moore who made $4,000 and sold II
TO eastern men who placed man
named Toby In charge. Toby, II Is
said, struck a rich pocket and had
champagne for every meal and COM
pany Of gay birds all the time, until
the eastern owners caught on ana
closed down the mine.
The G. 4 O. co. d working two
shifts and viii soon put on n third.
| A min is to be erected as soon as
| the machinery now on the way ar
rives. ore that is taken out in de-
/ velopment work is being shipped.
Sierra County.
! UillshOrO-Ma Hlltscher Bros.
lare running five tons an hour through
la GUNNER trOmmel at the Boid
Iplnters which are in an old chan
Incl in cement beds from four 70
twelve feet thick. The machine strips
the cement from tho noulers and the
cement is then run through con-
centrator, yielding about S2 in gold
to the cubic yard. a nugget OF pure
gold worth $33 was taken out in the
last cleanup. A piece OF ground OF
about thirty acres worked by the iiill-
gcherg. together with some surround
ing ground has produced 8lVVV,OVV
worth of gold by wet ana dry wash
ling methods. In the winter Of lSti-
l1S78 George Wells took out 500. 600
from two acres in Wicks guch. The
lIIntecheris also work the Mesa del
lIro placers and q group of copper
claims on Copper Fiat, at the foot OF
Animas peak. T. W. Moifitt IS in New
York to negotiate for resumption OF
ioperntlons on the Snake and Oppor-
ltunity mines.
Lake y-Explorations with
core drills are being pushed by MT
Hyatt in order TO locate the extensions
OF the rich silver deposits Of the Bird
al chamber which with adjacent
properties, yielded 100000 ounces
Of silver from 1873 TO 1898.
Sandoyal County.
Coehiti--A. j. Underwood Of Los
Angeles. is experimenting the cree
ton OF machinery on the Lone star
Of the Navajo group at Bland on
which the COssaS Mining company Is
resumng operations. a mill of 100
ton capacity will bc put up, the ma
chlnery for which has arrived ait san
!, 60 Domingo. Tho company has alse
| taken over the Cochiti mine but i
lat present developing only the Lone
star, giving employment TO twenty
Imcn The Gold Range Mining com
ipany Is working in Cola canon anc
there are other signs Of renewed ac-
tiyity In the old camp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
SLAUGHTER oF uVn SERVICE.

tphiMdClphla lsedgyr1
Mr. Dies bin proposing that "hcre-
after when % shall appear that amy
civil service cmploye OF the United
states has been in the service for ten
yours from nnd after Tile date az inc
final passage 80 This (acn. his or her
name shall he automatically dropped
from the pay rols.' is SO atuuned 90
the progressive political spirit OF the
times that 1t viii probably receive
very hearty support IN the house.
Not tnly would such a INV provide
new pastures for spoilsmen, which
seems the aim and sole purpose oi
many lawmakers. but it would eXpcl
from their desks such clerks as had
become highly proficient IN the per
formancc of their duties. obviously
the hUiter skilled the clerks, the fewer
clerks wherefore the true object of
statesmanship should be 10 secure us
many know -uuthiuss" as possible.
Particularly advisable will this b,
when government owns and attempta
to onerate the telephone. telegraphs
and railroada ct the nation. Experts
Hre VIGOROUSLY undesirable, where et-
fieieney Is no object Representative
Dies las analysed political Thought
admirably There can be no doubt
that he has evolved plan which
wania certainty deter good men frol
accepting government employment, AT.
tract the careless ana assure general
ineftiGency There should he little
difficulty In convincing the house Of
the certainty 81 these results. whore
feHe, We take Sc. the Dies bill Will be
recognized as A most virtuous measure
and supported with enthusiasm by
formidable part Of the elected sttacs-
mansh'p - the nntian.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
TItEES

Apple, peach, pear plum, apricot,
ounce. cherry. chestnut, walnut,
hickory nut and pecan
VINES.
Grape, cmrant, gOOsobcrry, rasp-
berry and blackberry. All from
STARIk'S NURSERY. Prices low,
sold IN any amount. one or more.
II. w. FEE.
2t2-2tt-2i6 West Lead Ave.
Phone 16.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
TOUGH STEAK

Cass Gilbert the noted architect Of
New York said 81 a recent criticism
af skyscrapors
"rhis criticism Is not fair. II la
preiudiced Hence It win do more
harm than good-iike the remark of
lhe Waitcr
ITO a waitor, who was under notice
20 leave, "a guest said In "a restaurant.
Waiter contouud H. this steah
isn't tender enoushit
Not tender pnuugh2 the waiter
anarlel An what do YOU expect
10 sou want q 90 Jump MP and hug
and Kiss youF'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
The Day ia Congress


Met at noon
Arbitration treaties again discussed
Ia executive session.
Administration hil introduced Go
raise the Argentine LEGATION 10 an om-
SASSY
Disagreed Go the house amendments
90 me Anska BIN and sent it To con-
ference with Senators Pittman. Cham
herlniu ana Jones as managers.
Action ON arbitration treaties went
over until saturday.
Adjourned al r. ma to noon Sat
urdny.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

Little Girl Cured Of an Awful Cold,
1.-TWO years ago our little girl had
an awful cold that settled on her
lungs" says Mrs VIM Galbraith,
Hamburg, n. Y. 1--WE were greatly
worried about her condition. She had
q persistent croupy cough that chung
to her despite an our treatment, un-
on i got bottle of Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy This preparation re-
lieved that dreadful cough and chok-
Ing and effected q positive cure in
the course of a few days time" For
sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
81 lem &c

It'd you hear about Jim Perkins and the mess
N@% Dill that he's in now?
IS$sR. You didn't? I'm surprised Well then you
80 His wife went home a-ysting her folks and,
Tvs allow,
cSI Jim thought for quite time he'd Be scot Tree la
- w She came home unexpected and She met hin
A-walkng with that mlliner and acting
mighty sweet
| understand shes packing up and leaving him today
But then OF course YOU understand I've not word to say
You heard Of Fila cnknso What you didn't? declared
lbs awful when you come 70 think 81 it,
For years and years I've always thought that Ella false
hair
In fact knew She bought IT, every Bit
Now little Willie Winpus-and he isn't very tall
AT the Dorcas Sewing Circle cept along close the wall
Yankcd al her hair and showed her head bald any jay
But then Of course You understand I've not word TO say
Ddyou hear Of Deacon Wilkins and the awful thing he done2
You didn't Well what do you think Of that?
The deacon went TO prayer meeting lie had awful bun
And when he got there why, ne fell down flat!
They had 10 carry him back home and put him into bed
They say now he's dcIrous and rayng IN his head
Doc Brown says twas pneumonia that made him that way
Perhaps was. You understand I've not word to say
You've something new to tell me- Well hope that it is
haven't heard thing for days and days
Yes Esther Iones-wty bless her she's friend that's tried
and true
She ays-whas that my andl Why lawsey days.
She saws that I'm gossip Of the most pcmicious kind
A-trapsng round a-huntiug all the scandal 1 can find
She says I've got it coming for the characters flay?
Wcl then Of -wly-cr-you- see-l'yc not thing
to sayl Hdiooe Randall HoW
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
100, NArtRt.

Bishop olmaed was talking ahout
boy nature
"Roy nature he said. shows it-
self in unmhcricss ways ] once snid
90 "a littlo boy
'no you know tho parallels, my
childg
Yes, sr' be replied
And which of the PARALLELS, said ],
do YOU like best
~ like the one. he answered, after
a moments thought. where somebody
loafs and fishes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

Ia lhe census office ia Washington,
nets against the law are recorded un-
der few main heads, such aa muir
der burglary etc. A lady who was
working there recently ran across the
crime Running a blind tiger After
"a puzzled moment, she placed % un
der the llHt Cruelty TO Animals. 49,
Dnsa Mnnhnn I'M LlppIncntIN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

OH Johnny has pretty little bank
all made Of tin
We thought that il would give HIM
ways of thrift. beyond doubt
But every time his father drops "a
shiny nickel In
Dear Johnny makes "a racket tlll
he shakes the nickel out.
Washington Star
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

Uncle iko stevenson, who i eighty
four years Ola, bias about made up his
mlud - sock recollection % the Unit
ga states senate. Uncle Ike SAYS he
likes the atmosphere at WASHINGTON
ana would Ike to serve another eiX-
Near term after which be believes he
Wnula he WILLING TO retire from pub
De We.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

"Airman Dives 10 Death" has
become a common headline In the
newpapere Yel &c is safe to say that
the aoropiane never has been halt as
fatal as the motorcycle or General
Vnn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

cleveland plaindealor)
Another Daniel comes TO Judgment
in the person of "a Cleveland judge
who sentences a man to take his wife
20 n moving picture show And still,
some people re- at the courts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
WHAT mn SIZE MEAN.

~ see This medicine Is good for man
and beast"
"Yos,' said The druggist
Gimme o. bottle believe thatr
the right combination TO help ms
sushand Kansas city Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

cleveland Leader)
To bring out real fitness for Amer
lean citizenship "a llteraey test really
ought to include Interpretation of a
hoN score.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
Spoken in Jest
MANS WANTS.

Man Wants bat little here below
To bring him peace and happiness
That "a, as Ions aa he can know
That his ncighbor has "a little less.
Judge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

The moro we think OF Vice prcsl-
dent Marshall, the moro we hope
President Wilson will Doe careful about
taking cold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

Men jump the big leagues here ane
there
And take The outlaw track.
Then later on reports declare
That somo are jumping back.
Next daV they Jump tho leagues once
more
As careless as you please
OH we have jumpers hcrc galore
sa nHseszs sal #fHHw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
pI,Izl, puzzrr


tthlNNNO news
We wonder how many aviators
viii buy themselves Homes with the
100000 offered for merely fyins
around the world
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
elngnn on q Ncw TnotInr.

Kansas city has a municipal shoe
shop.
Kansas city Is IN Missouri and
when a Mlsso0rian walks into the
place he says. "Youll have 90 shoe
me Cleveland phindc0lcr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
With Exchanges
APPROPRIATE.

Among the members Of the poultry
trust whose sentences have been up
held by the proper courts is appro-
prlately enough, a MI Iawk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

Mon several miles ahead OF the pro-
ogsNon never can DE coming men
Why hurry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

With Senator HALEY predicting dis
aAer. President Wilson should feel en-
coumpcd,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-31
MARK OF PROGRESS.

Who contributes most toward pro-
gress is the man who will contrib
uate most to the world during the
new year We pride ourselves some
times on what we know, We boast OF
the great Intelligence Of the Ameri-
can people, but when we speak OF
our intelligence we mean the intelli-
gence of few. A few men, like
Edison. are contributing to the revo-
luton OF the world, while the great
body of people can only admire and
boast OF "our" intelligence.
Progress suggests that we judge
men by what they are. and not by
their creed. Fifty millions of lives
have been sacrificed on the western
hemisphere 10 the god OF heresy. In
those dark times men Judged others
by their creed, and not by their
fruits. A hereto was a man VINO
held different opinions from the King
and the kings attempted, through
destruction OF life, 10 make man ol
one creed, of one mind,
The condemnation of others now
for their beliefs is but heritage
of those days when men were slain
The attempt to discredIt the WORK
of another, whose opinions are not
ours. is form of staying on q
charge of heresy. The man who Is
most progressive, who contributes
most to progression, is the man VINO
iudges by the fruit borne, and ho'
nv the beliefs entertained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-31

cooperation with agriculture and
stock.raising, and the potential re-
sources of the county are being more
nearly reached.
The year will witness the opening
of the first oil refining plant in the
southern portion of the state, and
this plant is only the beginning of a
series of such industries.
There is every reason to believe the
first few weeks of the year will bring a
change in the oil situation that will re-
suit in a market for the production
and open up active drilling opera,
tions.
The city and its municipal govern
ment are working in harmony which
augurs well for the common good.
We can peer into the future with
hope and confidence. The year 1916
will far surpass any other year for
prosperity this city has witnessed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-31
TIE BUSINESS OUTLOOK

The business outlook for the COM
ing wear is very good-it Is SO gooa
that there is not so much as one
cause for encouragement. The 1all
months were ushered in under the
gloom of war with its depressed feel
ings. with its depressed markets, win
its depressed hopes, but we nave
emerged from the days OF gloom ana
In our wake are very few business
failures and by the common co-opera-
ton of the husbandry OF our resources
the year will open with money plentl-
full and as easy as it has ever been.
No worthy institution will be denied
credit. no worthy Industrious citizen
will be denied assistance in carrying
out the plans of activity during the
wear. We ought 10 kindle in our hearts
a sincere appreciation ior this situa
tion.
Loans on city realty and loans on
farms are as easy as they have eNei
been. Demands are here for improve
ments. and there is no reason why la
bor should not be busy during th'
wear. Before the spring months come
work will be in progress on the fedora
building. 4 half dozen brick build
ings are now under course OF construc
| ,ion. plans are being made FOR Tn
construction oi many homes through
out the city, new people are comm
and the population OF the city Is ha,
INK a normal growth that is broader
ing every enterprise the city has an
i creating demands for new ones.
|, Mercantile establishments are pros
/ porous. every mill and every factor
is operating on full time and ther
is no boarding Of money through fea
Of closer times.
II Moisture is plentiful for early plov
ing and for early sowing. The agricu
tural outlook is as good as one woul
have Il. Every farm is occupied, e'
cry farmer has feed for his stool
there has been an awakening durin
the past season that will brir create
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-31
DECEMBER 81 IN HISTORY.

535-The acquisition of Sicily from
the Goths. Bellsarius entered
Syracuse in triumph, a city
which once embraced twenty
two miles.
1674-Battle of Muelhausen, in AL
SAGE in which the French mar
shal Turenne. defeated the
Austrians.
1704-The Peak of Teneriffe formed
lateral eruption in the Plain
de los Infantes, preceded by
tremendous earthquakes.
1SO4-Stocks had risen three and
four per cent in London, owing
10 Frances overtures for peace
lS1l-Tariffa, near Gibraltar, attack
ed by the French, who were
repulsed with great loss by
the British under Colonel Skier
ritt.
lS27-The subject of a general re
vision of the tariff is brought
before congress and a reso-
luton adopted authorizing the
committee on manufactures to
send for persons and papers
1S29-General Guerrero resigned the
presidency of Mexico. The new
government settled, under Bus
tamente, the former yice-pres-
ident.
lS5i--The French chamber passed a
law authorizing a loan of 500,
100000 francs.
1S60-South Carolina sent commits
sioners to the slave states to
make arrangements for q
southern Confederacy.
lS6S--A republican rising at Malaga
1S7A-A wage conference between
anthracite operators and min
ers at Hazleton. Pa, resulted
in disagreement and a Goa
strike was threatened.
1SSi-The Baltimore and Ohio Tele-
graph company inaugurated a
sweeping cut in tolls.
19Oi-Russo- Japanese war; Japanese
captured Sunshu fort, north OF
Port Arthur; Russians declared
by Chinese to have lost SOC
men in recent sortie; Japs suf-
fered loss of 1000 in repellini
attack.