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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25

CThc following, which appeared i'm
tho Santa re Sow Mexican Of June
49, ia not only striking example Of
q certain KIND of humOr, but 1T ia TIM
consciously very high tribute to the
ability and ngacity OF Paul a ID Wal
ter. the Journals Santa Fe CorrcspOn-
dent
II is in the latter phase alone that
the story iB noteworthy and dcscrN
( ing Of reproduction. The Journal has
20 very high appreciation Of the worth
OF Mr Walter. VINO has no superior
and few equals iu the southwest as a
Iucwsgatherer and prognostcator of
events. political ana otherwise. ln or
der that this inviting compliment %
Mr. Walter may be read and appre-
ciatcd outside of Santa pc, it Is here
with rcpublishcd, date line ana all
Just as ii appeared I'm the New MeM-
IcanD
Albuquerque. June 23.-Thc Honor
able Elfego Haca, known to fame as
counsel for General Jose lnez Saldzar
and the dove of republican peace u
Bcrnalillo county, has shed his pigeon
role and now appears as q fun Pledged
stormy petrol pccking away at the
fllbbCrRastod ears of the @. %. J. Gle
phant There is little doubt Chat his
alleged double cross of Elfcgu les
going to cost Mr. Andrews something
In The first place Baca Us going 20
faint Andrews nomination To the limit
even ~ thc republican state aonVeu-
ton winds up bon "a free for aIl riot 10
ls unlikely chat Elfcgo, even u Ire
Joins forces with h, s. Bodcy which
is "a violent suppositiou, can prevent
the nomination Of Mr. Andrews, but
his announced and somewhat vicious
determination 90 80 out ana eight Mr.
Andrews If he is nominated assures
beyond ouyll that any forloru hope Mr
Andrews might have of election ia
Iupped ia the bud Elfego Baca has "a
considerable nntvc following ln New
Mexico which viii be able 10 make
things very Interesting for thc bull
Altogether the republican party
doesn't know exactly where 10 is rat
Editor Paul A. r. Walter of the Morn
ling journal has fuzzy committed That
leading republican paper when 30 ia
fright 10 Mr. AndrewE us the candidate
who viii assemble the strength of thc
smndpMlers. progressivcs, pruhlhi-
tlonlsts socialists. free traders, pro-
tcctionists, democrats, near democrats,
Mrthodlsts and knights of bythias,
and the fact that the proprietor and
one editor of the journal and Mr.
Andrews are AN drilling Tor OH to-
gother over near Carlsbad, further
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25
Unconscious Tribute to Ability of
Paul A. F. Waiter Paid By New Mexican

makes it certain that the journal Will
support Andrews, who, Editor Walter
says, is backed by Catron, Spiess
Springer Bursum and other well
known leaders of the progressive old
guard. There appears 70 be no doubt
That these eminent radicals and their
newspaper organ viii put Mr. Andrews
across as nominee.
II is believed that MI Rodey. whose
demand for a statewide primary has
met with deafening silence. Will run
as an independent candidate; it is
quite possible that Mr.. Baca will do
likewise. While little has been heard
from the progressives It Is well
known that they have two or three
very strong able ana popular men
groomed for the nomination who viii
make some inruads ON the democracy
among those Of the faithful who are
dissatisfied with Ferguson Mean
while the democratic generals are
counting on the triple split i'm the rec
publican party to assure the re-elcc-
ton of Ferguson, whose popularity
and campaigning ability are well
known. The one thing clear In the
very mixed up situation is that MI
Andrews is going to receive the most
spectacular Walloping Of his career.
and that for at least once The Morning
journal has been led by the OH fever
into falling off ON the wrong side of
the fence. II is pointed out, however.
chat the Walter paper always carries
atcpIlddcr which enables ID TO scale
tho fence. even % few DAYS before cleo
ton $50 that after an the condolences
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25
GlNmg I'D Ncws in Codc.

When Nelson O'Shaughuessy was
stiI in Mexico City as charge daft
fairies az the American embassy. he
had The acquaintance of Young
American % former race track tout
who was extremely useful In running
errands to points where there was
grave langer OF being killed
This Young man devoted almost his
entire time 10 consuming the various
brands of alcoholic beverages to Dee
mad I'M the Mexican capital and this
gave him an exaggerated sense of
bravery II he thought OF death at alL
it was simply as CASUAL event too
trivial TO bc avoided
o'snaughnessy desired 90 get word
one day from General Huerta whether
inc was planning to attack The consti-
tutionalist forces. Nobody dared
make the trip through the lines TO
where Huerta was. however thar is,
NO one except @ Shaughnessy friend.
the FORMER race track tout
Get the information. Onslaught
messy told him. and wneu you come
back here don't tell what you know
70 a living soul except me
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25

IN New York until recently was "a
drug On the market at two per cent
interest rate.
There are two troubles the tariff
law Is not working right ana tho hos
UHy 90 business haas made capital
afraid 10 engage in ans new enter
prise or 90 expand whore employed
IND Is q period 81 rcuc6ehment
There never has been q time when
thc prosperity or the country was
endangered by corruption in office
There have been thcfts ~ public
funds and the barter ana sale Of spec
cial privileges without "a rifle come
ing 10 tho prosperity Of the MASSES
Rut There never has been % lowering
~ the tariff so eos 20 SEE The foreign
en- 10 work for the manufacture of
the goods consumed at home when
ruin has not followed
For tho dopresMons following tariff
reductions IN the past excuses huvc
been offered mat were moro or less
convincing This time there is no ex-
cuse possible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25

venuon ot tuberculosis and every
place visited every day % sec that it
is done. The conditions u Albuquer-
cue are dcplorlblc md dangerous Zoo.
ai uut ta try and ram the sick pc5-
RE out Of the city is no way to right
THINGS ! have found that "a good
part of existing conditions are caused
nom ignorance ON thc part vt THE
SICK and whose business is it to- i'm
Htruet them hut the people that they
come 90 live among
Their, should certainly bc some
rigid laws made md carried out iu the
same manner. but Don all Kindness ou
eur part toward The poor uufurtu-
Mates who are making the greatest
fght that was over made Certainly
something should bc done ami th,
sooner the better. hut it is up TO the
oity of Albuquerque
A SUBSCRIBER.
Albuquerque. june 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25

ANA sailors. and even hospital APP
prcntices, alike, and which were FREE
quently manifested i'm the concealment
Of wounds on ion return to the firing
line after wounds had been dressed,
that no possible effort should be left
unexertcd The case Of the wounded
boy seaman who escaped from the
hospital back 90 the firing line and
had to be taken away by force is
fairly typical of the spirit shown by
all
Two or three days after the landing,
the cable dispatches from Europe told
Of an agel French army officer who
saw service in Mexico some fifty years
ago He was observed in a public
place. eagerly reading the news from
Vera cruz, ana was heard to exelaim,
"MagnfiWc" when he fell dead No
end of words can improve on that
Judgment Il was magnficenG just
that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25
THAT COLOMBIAN TREATY
AGAIN.

THE Jourual is in receipt uf let
ar fro, d Democratic Reader from
fbl.h vc extract the following re-
earding the treaty with COLOMBIA
"bonI you think II carrying thing
fnthcr far Tor newspaper iu Tho
lhnc rlN of Albumeruue 10 pat its
Judgment ON q mntler Of information
,l oblisation nnina the agreed opiu-
IONS r President wilson and former
President rnne We're they not in bet-
t,r posuion 10 s.y whether au apoI-
opy aed "a cash indemnity were due
~ ,be republic of Colombia than the
Albu,ucruac Morning Journal"
i mann MAY Dee right and man
nay he wrong the same mnn-eNcn
tbe pf,sIdem EFF the United States
ar Two presidents of the United
states IL the people who compose
ths government of this country were
ta accept ns correct the opinions of
~. president n AM eases. we would
bsvo one-man government dcs.
pa,I.m- uslcaa ~ democracy. he
eauao the business man ana the la
horcr the farmer ana the editor have
onnIons of thclr own. wc have popu-
III eo,,rnmcnt
rhe president of the United States
Ia conscientious gentleman who
,,e,ns a.. do 1eht aa ID H given him
t..s,. tb, right nnt not every quca-
,t.n .tb.,t 4ri.,s l4 necessarily ID moral
i..,, .rbe rcncal III the Panama tolls
,>rmptiou nu WAS a moral issue hc
,a,sc IL involved NOT only our treats
,t3tr.tlops ma the question vi sub
.ai,m. An, American coastwlsc ship
n,r IA tbe expcnse of an the people
~ ,bls country
mn breaus. ha rcpcal was de-.
n,a,1ej Ia, conscience does not trans
f,rm me propo.ai ia my twenty five
million dollars to colombia into a
...a,.i oblteotIen. Because Mr Bryan
vspts to return to the traditions of
tho tsuited sntcs. furnishes no rem
..u ,,by ve should apologize 10 Coz
f.mbn bes.lcs nyng her friendship
mini eift or gold.
r,l.mblss rt.c If il mas one. VIII
,.,.. to ne presented ou facts. pnd
~. f.ts sr. aeainst 10 lts politicians
f.ro ann for the coin, and they jock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25
TIN GROWTH or VILLA.

That villa has grown enormously
with responsibility there is every
evidence only short time ago, he
was bandit and a cattle thief boast-
ing Of the money he had made az mis-
ncfarious calling ana tho various
hairbreudth escapes he had from
ruraics Hc wits proud 81 bis exploits
and the men he had killed
From bandit. he became revolution
ist lie was cruel aud bloodthirsty a
natural leader and tighter from me
beginning he attracted followers by
Dis daring ana successes Eycn after
he had an army and the title OF gon-
cral, he WAS savage in his conduct
toward an with whom ho came in
contact
Hot his savage acts wore criticized
ana he was face 10 fuce with the fact
that civilization demanded conform
iiy 70 certain rules of conduct By
ana by. be began 10 understand
But we win let the Sew York
World ten t
"Tho man Boo Mexico who is pow
erful enough to tnko citira ana states
"hu I" tuhp'i h'H 'l'h a"p'Ii"i 20
I'Nps'l hN lhu' pcNuthN' "N 'o,'
l'Niho'i ih lhe n'ln lnuh' ht ""l' hao
~ enforce me- Nlt"h ~ othei i'Apo'lh.
That man % General villa
Except us the lcul0uaies anu in-
irgneH Of The oarwnzn lunta have
inirricred With hts military opera
tonH General VIVA haa NOT assumed
90 dictate az civil headquarters No"
that the 0hstlnnry and punciilip there
onthfoned threaten 90 bring the whole
revolutionary movement 10 confusion
ANA disaster ~ la natural lhht pro-
EfcsaiAc Mexico hhd lls friends ln tl,
nltea states hheVlu hHk a'
illl Wh'l ne ih'thnh !" op hneul II.
NNlue from we luthlH hlOh 'l'"H'
"i ith "uHtithlH luEhHA upholu' lh'io
J. only one lhihE ~ MfNhHh enllfti-
luiiohallsln ny pr'senl thtt q kehulHe
he tn-eallrd 'tirhhha HuNeihlli'hl
70 smell a7 titt nut Al# III ltptA
recently proved. HHl tet army 7l tHe
norm Whlrh VIVA ''llilah'. ~ l'al
u mas At llH h''d q ltuih H"lhir'' NY
i1uka hlr lIu "i htlitiit men VINO
hnte confidence h hln H wen
equipped lu 'ul respects ANA NJ lh the
only force in McAirp mat nus an
abundance oi alullfi} rultltnllI
manned 10 hhH never been defeated
Nilia ana hlH ARMY KNOW Whhl lh'
capture et the chplinl 81 kolht 10 cost
hcN haNe nn dounl 81 thell ahlillN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25
BALANCE AGAINST Us,

The following editorial from th'
Philadelphia Public Ledger is baHct
on reports Of the department Of com.
mercc, presided over by Secretary
Red0eld Of President Wilson's cabi
net
The foreigner sold To- America
8i,HS1 600 worth % goods ia May
more than hc bought This means
that il viii take nearly 81 0N0io 600
Of American money 10 settle the
balance The situation is better
than in April when tho balance
against the United states was
$1,000. 900 u has been many
yenrs since the imports have ex-
cecded the exports in this man
nor But the decrease nf exports
and the increase Of imports hHs
been marked for more than six
months Starting with October of
last ycnr there has been "a contin
nous decline Ia the balance, as
the following figures will SHOW
Balance IN favor
of the United
states.
october. 1913 1888. 100000
November 1918 %. 000,000
December. 1919 4g.iO0.00O
January, ig1A.. 49300,O0D
February 1914 25,00o,0Ob
March. lglt...4 100000
Ana then comes April with the
bnlance wiped ont entirely ana q
deficit of 3l1,000,000 piled np, AL
though April IS usually u dun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25
At the Bedside 0fG Child

BOD NIGHT, ana wings OF angels
Beat round your little bed,
And AN white hopes ana holy
BE on Your golden head
You know not why / love YOU,
Your lttlc 1ps that KISS
But u YOU should remember,
Remember me with this
Gle said that the longest journey
Was am on the road % rest:
lie said the ehildrcns wisdom
Was thc wsest and the best
"IIe Said there was JOY Ia sorrow
Far more than the tears in mirth
And ne knew there was God in Heaven.
Because there was love on earth
By SIR RENNELL ROI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25
PUBLIC ROAD BUILDING.

'T7TTTITT VI 'IIHFFTT-T
The province OF Quebec will Cou-
struet maCa iamzed road from
Rouses Point y. Y. through Mon
lrcal and thence 90 Quebec. 2t0 miles
lin lengh This road from Montreal
40 quebec WILL boy permission, be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25

rhc mnIlaua have taught the
world that the fierce looking British
lion iH in reality q monkey.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-25
THE OXYPATHOR

or Oxygen Way Is natures way Of
curing diseases. Il has conquered
most of the s0-callcd incurable dis
cases. To convince you of its merits
we viii give you FREE TRIAL.
THE ONYPATHOB co. Albuquer-
que, n. NJ. Phone 1902.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Spaulding and Davis Cars

These made their
shsr reception was wonderful The spanng sleeper of the
must be something
the Davis did
two winners when we chose the spandng Davis
While
VIII be followed large business during the
IL dealer
show, he exception
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Paige Cars

We certainly well pleased with the result of the show
The Paige 36 had host of admirers all during
did the Paige ''25.'
During the past this has sprung into favor rap
idly both in Omaha and the State that business far
this season has than rebled that of last year.
We do not believe that there is another built that
bodies high grade construction attention to detail and
refinement than the Paige The show has been all that
could ask and decidedly more than we expected
PAIGE co. OF NEBRASKA B. NJ Burbank
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Henderson Cars

We than satisfied with the interest manifested in
our Henderson kerosene
Our Booth has been oneof the interest the
1914 Auto Show everyone seemingly wanting to learn
about the kerosene proposition 1t quite evident that
lists rebeng against the increasing prices gasoline
There good but the Henderson stands class
by itself as the ONLY using a 10-cent fuel diet
The Henderson Coupe admitted by all to be the AUTO
GRAFT of the show
Demonstrations will be continued at salesroom 1910
farnam Street T H. POLLOCK AUTO CO. TEL Doug l6292
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Ohio Cars

Satisfied That does not half tell it. The Ohio caught
the eyes of the people when they first entered the Auditorium
and needless say held them through the entire week.
The Nothway motor naturally commands the attention of
the critical buyer.
Our orders have been bg admirers have been many
and the show far concerned has been tremendous
success The convince that will have of the
best the history the company have
an automobile show that has given satisfaction both
from the attendance and from business standpoint
EE. GRAY
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Car-Nation

When forced the Company
delivery
Of the Judgment of
Automobile
that
in
structon of low price that has fol
that this
actually
SALES CO.. 1918 Farnam St.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Apperson "Jackrabhit0

1t needless say that we'll pleased with the result of
the 1914 show Our order book has certainly had its share of
attention From business angle, believe the 1914 show
greater than previously held in Omaha and
in every other respect the attendance spoke for itself
ably the most prominent he floor he big white Ap
person Jackrabbt displayed BOOTH which was sold
at the beginning of the show. Standing its past reputation
and present merit the Apperson ackrabbt promises to be
leader during 1914
APPERSON JACKRABBIT AUTOMOBILE CO..
j. H. DE JONG
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Auburn Cars
FREELAND, QUITO CO.,
ff1s FARNAM STREET.

Chicago and Kansas City did indicate the business
which the Omaha show did during the past week. is the
preston of Mr. Garrett assistant salesmanager
burn Automobile company who has covered the this year
Personally, this week has been mighty busy for us
and we have closed large nmber of contracts he continued
Many mechanics approached with
well
and Hinder
We are we'll satisfied and
lasting impression" - ~
AUBURN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY OF OMAHA,
1859
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
The 1914 Overland

we have been intensely grafed at the interest displayed
by the patrons of the 1914 Automobile show 1914 prod
uct the 1914 Overland remarked Mr. Van Brunt last night
the last of the immense hrong leaving the Auditorium
The contracts closed during the past week only go
prove that product has kept pace with the evenceasg
demands of discriminating buyers contingency have
happily been able to accomplish due to evernceasng
production and the consequent economy which has resulted in
the purchasing of rainoad of materials instead of
carload lots"
VAN BRUNT AUTOMOBILE co, George Van Brunt
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Regal -Detroiter

These two certainly we'll received at the show
e many exceptional these cars were aveed
at by the hundreds of people who visited the show daily
doubtful if any other two the floor more last
Detroiter
The undersung construction of the Regal had following
ell its and the Deoiter with its unexceed specifca-
ons and beautiful nsh than appreciated by all
who it.
g. NORTHwAII CO, T. G. NorthwaI
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
REQ and Chevrolet

We hesitate to give the actual figures of the business
done during the week. because this proved the
in our experience, and surprised
These two ears have always had many admirers but they
certainly gained few during the week The inter
est displayed in these two remarkable orders
we received were of the nature While it is that the
first two days of the past week favorable for demon
straton yet do believe it would increased our
business great deal The show has satisfactory to us
from every angle.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Oakland Cars
The Oakland displayed the

Tie Uaklanu uIspayed the
4cinder
Model As, light 6cylinder.
Model e. 6-cylinder.
All these models equipped with the Northway MOTOR
considered of the best motors built The cylinder
motor used in the Model AZ operation and attracted large
crowds during the show More have been
raced for this year than before and contracts with
dealers territory exceed by IS per cent the results
obtained any previous show These results would indicate
that dealers and discriminating buyers intend buy that
will stand up. LININGER IMPLEMENT co.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Cadillac Cars

The Cadillac Company is gratfed that the public feels
in accepting Cadillac representations their full worth
These representations accepted because the Cadillac
Company has md and because the public could always
expect and has always received than offered.
CADILLAC co. OF OMAHA,
Geo. F. Iaem 2O546-S Farnam St
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01

Frank Haller OF the Lininger Imple-
ment company mado several visits to the
show, although he manifested no activ-
ity. Il think this years show Is the best
of them all" said Mr.. Haler. THE
salesmen say they are selling cars as
fast as they can talk and l presume II
Is the way with others. The show is
great thing and interest IN Il should
never be allowed to lag"
b. NJ. Burbank exhibited much enthusl-
asm over the show. Me for the show"
said Burbank. Never will you see me
business can receive. and il YOU don't
believe that, take look at the sales
records II We had more than one show
q year in Omaha the Paige factory would
accommodate Omaha buyers alone"
j. II. DeJong, local Apperson agent.
was pleased with the show. "Some show
bo, believe me, quoth DeJong. ''But I
am tickled silly that Il is over / haven't
had decent meal for a week because
OF the way these farmers like to buy my
Jack-Rabbits! II these shows were held
more than week at a time ! would
be anlons thosc they plant sod over IN
the spring But l am willing 10 go with
out eats for a week because / make
enough coin to banquet myself the re-
matndor OF the year during this one
week. Next year IN sell more cars than
/ did this year"
L. c. Kohn OF the Western Automobile
supply company stated that he favored
me snow. Il am a supply man, said
Mr.. kohns and l agreed 10 step aside
In favor Of the car agents, so / didn't
exhibit. l am a member OF the assocla-
tion, however. and viii remain one even
though l do not exhibit. II there Is any
body who should be dissatisfied with the
show II Is l and the other. supply men,
but ] am not, and / believe that all the
supply men favor IA. II has helped my
business wonderfully and / am conf dent
that future shows will be Just as much
assistance as this years, II not more"
Manager Gaffney OF the Jeffrey, who Is
ordinarily a man who makes no enthusi-
astlc statements unless Il Is about his
f,oar, was particularly pleased with the
show. did you notice how the people
crowded around the exhibits and We're all
anxious 10 learn OF the good points OF
the different carsT' asked Mr.. Gaffney.
why, around our open chassis crowd
constantly congregated. They were All
interested and they all stopped to look
and listen. And We sold cars. too II
was most successful show from our
viewpoint and we expect 10 see subse-
uuent shows here prove 20 be Just as sue
cessful, II not more so.'
+. II. Pollock. who experienced his first
show as an exhibitor. enjoyed the show
to the utmost. IT was my first show
Continued on Page Thlrteen)
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Studebrker Cars

The ninth annual automobile show has, indeed, been
from standpoint The Sudebaker exhibit has at
traeed attention this year than before although
considered the previous shows exceptional business pue
We feel that this in another indication of the good will and
confidence the Studebaker line enjoys with the general public
Our sales have been splendid and the general approval of
line has been gratifying.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-03-01
Automobile Accessories

The Omaha Show brought into Omaha the past week the
largest number of dealers in the history of the Show
We enjoyed the greatest volume of business
in one week
We attribute this in part to the trade realizing that
SERVICE and RELIABILITY cannot be exceled.
WESTERN AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY COMPANY,
E. A. Pegau, President L. G. Kohn, Sec and Treas
l9zO-Z2 farnam St Omaha, Nebraska. Douglas 5041.