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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

much harm 20 DE country as Il has
done good by withholding permission
60 Tho roade 70 Increase rdics in pro.
portion @ wages ana cost 10 material
70 meet the increased cost Of living.
The government encourage Increased
wages for everybody. except rilroadh
which work FOR hire ukc tho rest ofl
us. This increases 10 the roads thel
cost Of everything hey use. from coal
10 steel cars.
The excuse Tor the dclat Is .hc mis-.
MANAGEMENT of o few roads. by which
earnnes ana credit are wasted Int
reckless speculation 10 the injury oil
the public aa we'll os the stockholders
The government can stop these OK
trayaranoos hy as strict supervision
over fnanciue and management as M
exercises over rates Because II VIM
nol take tho casy trouble 40 check thol
miamanaetmcui Of the Frisco thcl
New ilnVon ana tho Rock Island NJ
forces lhe we'll managed roads. with 70
quarter OF "a million miles 0f track /
and moro than million ana "a half
men on their payrols into The doclincl
Of net earnings shown boy reports OH
1913, and the increasing declines
shown hy the monthly statements I
since The first nf the year. even
though tho expenses have been heav-
ny reduced ~ the sumo time
Tho ycar l9i3 was % prosperous
ono for the business OF tho railroads. /
EARNINGS rose 10 me highest point
ever known. but expenses increased
SO per cent more than earnings,
TINT profits foll nearly 20 the low
level ~ three years before IN 1913,
gross earnings Increased ii0 million
dollars and expenses i15 millions, 90
the net earnings fell Off thlrty-fivo
millions
The chief reason for thls Is that the
taking over the manage
ment Of rates pushed them down with
one hand while IL pushed NJ the cost
81 service with tho other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

Sick NJ g." writes: 7 have been az
fected Tor some months with rheumatism
and have taken much medicine in vain.
Please sive prescription thar VIII cure"
Answer The most efficient presorip-
uon nave over given for rheumatism ls:
lodlde Of potassium 2 dramsi sodium sail
Syuete' dfams' VINE ot colchicum. one
half ounces comp essence eardioi
o. comp ilud halmwort, ] o. and syrup
sarsaparlla comp, ozs. Mix ana take "A
teaspooniul nt meal time and az bedtime.
'Tarmwife" writes. "You once recon-
70 and found &c the best eoagh and cold
syrup that I ever heard Of Ii was go
prompt M relieving the sevefest coughs and
colds and pint bottle made at hume asted
en's Kindly publish again.
Answer. The splendid laxative. home
made cough syrup 10 made by mixing n 2is
o. bottle of concentrated essence mentho-
laNeae win homemade sugar syrup. III
recilons on the bottle tells how to make and
use. Ii Is a fine, cheap remedy
johnson" writes. 4 am bothered greatly
always cause a heavy ill-at-ease feeling "a
my stomach. and my breath o. bad, while
am nervous irritable and frequently cam
not sleep"
Answer. A very excellent treatment
which is widely prescribed Tor its gradual cure
alive action, aa we'll as the instant relief Il
affords. Us tahlsts tfiopsptiue. packed IN sealed
cartons. Take a pink tablet after break
FAST white tablet after dinner and blue tab-
let otter supper Continue and the curative
ateaeies sheoiu soon restore natural digestion.
IA G., w" writes. Having gone the
nace .,nd H,o4 49,, t,,t....s,,.,.,st t,,,4.1
- "i it'Diii l'l"tt' lllu"i
gent illc LOT 2 NUMBER of years, l am
now reaping the results with a con-
slant suffering from headaches. weak
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

This remedy is a clever combination
Of positive, quick-acting ingredients
and it is q SURE relief for all colds,
for Grippe and for those headaches
produced By congestion due to colds.
Weeks Break-up-a-Cold Tablets are
easy to take and it is a good Idea to
nave a box handy and take a dose
right whom a cold starts In.
It is needless to warn intelligent
people not to accept substitutes. ln-
sist on the genuine Weeks Breakup
a-Cold Tablets. twenty-five cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
Mines and Mining



Jarilla.--Willlam II, Lowory reports
rich gold strike on the Mamie Baird
over POO sacks Of ore have been taken
ont averaging two ounces Of gold per
ton ! A. Ynoger has located the Gold
en- gem who has boon also working
the lincoln ON lease. lie has shipped
q car of rich copper ore from tho
lhttor 90 El pas0. The shaft on the
Gem is down $50 feet The larlla dis
uict "a also looming up as "a prudue-
ar of iron ore The Iron King s al
present shipping 1000 tons of high
grade iron ore To tho steel and iron
works az Pueblo. Colo Present oper-
atlOns are In q large opcu cut whore
the iron is qunrriod from the surface.
Tho ore body is forty feet thick. The
ore Is hauled IN wagons to the three
mile branch railroad half a mile from
the iron quarries. loaded from the
tpple into ore cars.
Grant County.
Tyrone The branch of the III paso
ana southwestern from Whitewater 90
Tyrone has been completed and the
track force ia now LAYING switched IA
Tyrone for the min which viii treat
the Burro mountain ores a townslte
has been laid ont az whitewater
bona ANA County.
organ Trucks VIII hc iacd IN tho
future to haul ore from the Organs 10
LAS Cruces The Santa Fe has iuat
established ratio 0t St U ton on orc
from tas Cruces Goo the El pasO umel-
ter. which added Co the dollar O tom
Ia bo charged by inc trucks for haul
Ing the ore from the mines 90 the Las
cruces platform, win muke the total
cost only 81 ton as against the old
rate Of 81 90 $3.50 o. ton a LEASE
has heen given ON the Memphis milne
as we'll ns on tho upper workings Of
the Bennett Stephenson. the lower
WORKINGS being explored and deyel-
0pCd hy tht company Itself.
Taos County
Copper llll Joseph poytr and
Frank Gallup last week shipped ton
toms ct vanadium ore from Emhudo
Red River u. J. Young has cut the
lead on the Last Chance The ore
looks VOL and there ia Il largo body or
IT, Thomas Fate, an Arizona mining
man IS ut Rcd River looking over the
CMWhtl mine with "a view 0t taking a
bond and lease on H.
IAnculn County.
White Oaks Both the North and
South Homestakn mines are Workne
mll forces and tho twenty -stamp min
ls working day and nieht The evan
lde plant is ALSO in operation au1 fWls
seventy men are given employment
altos atner in the Nmp
QUAY County.
NaraNlH A company was orga-
nl2ed Hast weef to drill iur oil anI I'D
m uouheW QUAY county
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cnNyIcrs AM coNvIcrs.

oklahoma. renowned for uroly DO.
Ink anything in the way thm oihct
FORKS no w. 70 az present putting on
"a brand new show The two lcnding
candidates fof the gubernatorial nom-
inntion a. the hands Of tho dominant
political party of the state are both
former conylcta both admit H. and
the chief pelnt nc issue between them
seems 90 bo as 60 which one deserves
the most credit for not continuing in-
definitely career of crime that was
begun under hghly promising cr-
cumsinnrcs
The story Of AZ jennings b. familiar
10 an renders Of contemporary flc-
lion Not thai the recital Itself comes
within ihc classification of fiction,
hut 81 viii bo recalled TINT IL was ace
uially nnnncd hy man VINO has at
talucd famo as % novels, and ape
poarod in "a magagino with AN lntcr-
national reputation for the character
of the fiction that Il publishes
jennings undoubtedly WIS al one
time worry BAD man lu the hn-
euago Of the aged darby "he fosses to
IL hissolf' in the Stripping story of his
MO written for him by Wiu Irwin. 10
also appears thnt ho has forsakon the
paths Of crime and IS deserving Of
much credit tor beating back on the
TRAN 10 right living and good citizen.
ship with equal csndor he also
"fessos' TO That an Americans ads
mlrr courage. ANA the appeal that
Jennings holds for his public ICES not
alone in tno physical courage that he
showed h hts Rlld tran-rohblng dOa
bur also In the moral courage with
Witch he has confessed io q black
past aud the emphatic Defiance
with whHh he Informs hh triducrs
Tint % they had thclr deserts many
of them would themselves be- ON the
inside locking out
Ia order to combat the CROWNS
popularity ~ Jennings the opposition
faction OF the democratic party ~ ok
lahoma has brought out aealnst him
Geerge Crump, Who bHadly and
proudly points 10 his career as a real
estate grafter and hts conviJ ton of
high crimes and misdemeanors. when
80 comes Go "A horrible past. ho ass
SORTS, Al Jennings has positively
nothing on hum. and It IS With com
rdencc, therefore that be appeals for
the uffrtgcs of hls fellow citlAom off
the proud commonwealth .of okA-
homa
The issue presented 90 the voters
seems To- he elear cut and wcll dee
fined. viz. which would make tho best
governor a former convicted train
iobber vi former convicted real err
tate grftcr The republicans have
rot set hecn heard from, but ~ thoy
expect to malse any sogt of showing
m Che election 10 IS an 90 lhom So
1rhe forward the man who set fire
to am orphan asylum and robbed 81
bllud man of hts pennies with such
"a candidate they mav Yet redeem tho
state from democratic misrule,
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WHERE BUTTONS COME FROM.
fH4tvgfa ktfn4kltf

In Muscatino, Iowa, there are fifty
factories which make buttons from
clam shells found in tho Mississippi
river Nearly every person IN Mus
Caune has an interest, direct or re-
mote, In the button business, which
was started twenty-five years ago by
"a German named Boopple. who had
made buttons from horn in the old
country II Is estimated that the
shops at MusCatine and those which
have grown up as n result OF their
success, turn ont 100000. geo but
tens year. or fifty for every I'M
habitant OF the United States. There
are specialists at Museatine not only
90 buy the buttons. but the pearls oc-
caaionally found IN the clam shells.
one OF these pearls Is said to have
sold abroad for $4,000. Clam shells
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
These Little Tablets
Stop 10 out of 20 Colds

All the better drug stores in this
city are now able to supply Weeks
Break-up-o-Cold Tablets, the remedy
which has the remarkable record Of
checking 10 out Of every 20 common
colds.
The action Of Weeks Break-up-a-
Cold Tablets is so reliable that #
yours happens to be an exceptional
case and you do not get prompt re-
def your druggist WILL REFUND
YOUR QUARTER-we have author
lied him TO do this.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
chronic stomach trouble Cured.


There is nothing more discouraging
than a chronic disorder OF the stom-
ach. Is it not surprising that many
suffer for years with such an ailment
when permanent cure is within
their reach and may be had for a
trlfle? About one year ago" says =.
II. Beck, of Wakelee, Mich, II bought
q package Of Chamberlain Tablets,
and since using them ] have felt per-
fectly Well / had previously used
any number Of different medicines.
but none Of them We're Of any lasting
benefit" For sale by all dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

The man from Philadelphia was be-
ing shown around
Hailing from Philadelphia he was
"a person of deliberate and measured
habits and the element of speed mad
no place In his makeup.
Nevertheless he was a newspaper
reader and had a creditable concep-
ton Of what was going on in the
world
So when the fire departments fly
ing squadron in their auto wagons
came changing down the street he
looked up 40 his entertainer
Joy rdors2" he mildly asked
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, THURSDAY MARCH H. 1914

have become Sc important, because II
Che button Industry that the govern
ment has built clam propagatins
plant at Fairp0rt eight miles above
Muscatine Fresh water CLAIMS are the
mussals we are all familiar with. and
are foun u most creeks and rivers.
The remnants Of The shells are ground
up and sold in car lots as chicken
grit When the discovery was first
made that mussel shells have a cont
meroial value. ana that occasionally
pearls are found i'm them, the river
around Mnscatine was the scene OF
many fights between adventures, but
lately the business has been regulated
and systematized men and women by
the thousand work I'm the button and
pearl ornament factories, while m
hundreds Of houses the whole family
places the buttons on cards.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
Jim's Response.

Because Of her own good looks
Mrs Hatch felt she married beneath
her when she took up with one
eyed Jim. For six months she was
faithful 90 her VOW never to twlt her
husband about his deformity; then,
one day, her sharp tongue got the
better Of her.
Jim listened quietly to his wifes
estimate of himself, physical and 9TH
erwise. ELLEN he spoke at last, IN
his calm vote, you're my wife now.
but If ia had two eyes, I'd a looked
furder Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

Defending rancho Nula, abe lsl
Igsa Time sas eif ranchn IS what
DIS dtuaetors say he b. an isnomnt
brutal. bloody bandit why should
they expect Of him niecty ot cone
du5t wHlch has newer been found zoo
r,m ifc in any lheater Of real war
but only on the hattlciields OF ne
uoua" W. expected no extra mccttes
from Geronimo or sitting Bull, hut
that made BE- NOME The less necessary
10 rut on eud tn tho dopredauons
committed hy them agalnst American
alN.en
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

At O. costume bali last week
certain occasionally hihulous NeN
Yorker appeared without costume
"Anpearius as yourscne" qacrlcd
frieud
"No9 said bis wife cas- not quite
himself Ncw York World
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The StOryteHerS



Simeon Ford was talking about
the French chauffeurs employed by
some Of New York's multimlllionaires
These chaps, he said. often get
as much MS $3.50 a month and found
just for looking pretty. For they
won't clean "a car; they won't repair
II. thcyll only drive fl.
~ heard Of an elderly Irish cook
who got engaged to a dashing young
chauffeur from Marselles She said
TO her mistress, after announcing the
betrothal.
My husband that is to be. mum,
is such o scorcher that It's bewllderin'.
Saturday he picked me up after
knockin me down with his limousine:
Sunday we got engaged; ana today
find that he already owes me 5000 %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
Thoughtful wife.

Don't you know thar year hasban +
IS walking The floor because Of hts
dohisgH
Isn't u fortunatc'" replied young
Mrs Tortins swectN. You know
The doctor said that Charley simply
must take more exercise Washing
Ten star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

Or. Jacob Gould schurman, presi-
dent Of Cornell, says that socialism
would reduce the world to an equality
not Of prosperity, but Of poverty
Socialism is inadequate" said DR..
Schurman, in Ithaca the other day.
1T Is as Inadequate as the theological
students chance.
In a theological seminary the pro-
fossor Of pulpit oratory, who wss
something of a hustler was about l..
begin an examination Accordingly.
noddine to a young man on front
bench be said
MIR Smith, there IS the platform;
your time rs two minutes; your sub
ject, the proof OF the immortality Of
tho soul
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Too Much Talent.

where Is that barber who used to
have .he end ehalr9" asked the Gus
toner.
We had TO let him go, replied the
boss. "He had too much TALENT
"Whaddy ga mean, talcnt?" asked
the customer.
lie got so he Illustrated his stories
with cuts when he was shaving peo-
plc" explained the boss Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
~ NIcilr M wonsE

Taxes have risen IN this country.
and thoro is confusion OF them that
30 exasporallng O. tho American mind.
unaccunomed 10 federal direct taxa
ilon and impatient of personal prop
1riy taxation XoNing features do exc
iai and ritlsons arc put 20 lneonven-
fence IN paying taxes TINT apparently
aeryea ne purpose except ~ ifflinte
and confound
Rui Dc might he werec Where we
have one prohem 81 lnxntlou, Europe
has five Tho proportion between tak.
alton there and hero q about III Tho
ratio Of fRo % one 20 favor of this
country Whore the American payr
ono dollar ln mxoa, the German pays
five, the Eneilshmnn nhout four Thu
French the RumianH ana the Aus.
tuans contribute from five ana q half
- seven Moreover. q creator proper.
iion Of mo people " those countries
pay Income taxes
In tho tom &c the Income taos
whereas our federal law starts with
three thousand dollars. and IN the
fase u married men. with four thou-
sand che pruaalan income taA hogna
Wlth lneeincH II two hundred md
twenty-five dollars, the Austrian with
iwo hundred ma lfW and the nrit-
eh with elsht hundred dollars The
Swedish line Is drawn lower than that
of any other country 90 two hundred
and twenty dollars except Russia,
whore the policy is Co "iet mo- guilty
mau escape There all Incomes nro
taxed, which olso is true Of Japan.
um oonsreaa a reluctant 10 pro-.
vide funds for necessary hoitIeships
20 provide powder arms and elup
ment FOR a possible army uf five nuns
drpd Thousand men, necessary II WAT
should come nut thia reluctance con.
trasts with iho eNtrasapanoe in other
respects which makes our budset The
largest ln thc world ln Speaker
Rtcda time ve were a billion dollar
nation. as ho proudly remarked, hat
today wo are nearly q two.hlllion dol-
Jar nation
THE spirit that regards with hostile
itg ans great srawth in military ez-
pendiurcs IS commonaahle nut If the
spirit sore sstendod to some other cN-
ncnditures. lt would Boz more come
mendahle what military and naval
expenditures are doing Zoe Europe is
81 forth Ia tho foHowing figures conn
piled uom "a statement ~ French
sHtistleuu
a hair century neo European mii-
mrg expenditure aememtod three bll-
lion donau annually by 1919 it was
over ton billions ny tho end % 1913
il approached thirteen billions Mill
iAry aud naval expenditure alone in
Europe today exceeds che sum ot aa
ihe European budgets Of CITY years
ago
Tho German budget between the
yenrs 1850 and iai2 period OF twen-
u-tNo yours. had increased 100 per
cent. the Austrian tio per cents the
l4usslau 23s per cent The Belgian, li2
per cent the French. az per cent
Tho public debts 81 the foremost
European powers 900 thc beginning q
1883 amounted 10 case million dol-
lars. as compared with tbio million
dollars at the end of 1907.
THE European load s staggering
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
A Mo,,Id.IIn,e.Reon.

on one occasion 4 census clerk in
scanning one Of the forms TO see that
60 had been properly filled up noticed
the figures leo and 1f2 under the
heading, age of father If living" and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

age OF mother If living" "But
Your parents were never SO old. were
they qucrled tho astonished clorls.
NO was the reply, "but they would
ha' Seen IL living. Pittston Gazette.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
4 TMn.Ialerd lnrrnl.

Shelf you Jon't s. away 1T once
: shall can my husband
peddler called on him frst. AMI
ho threatened me with You-Fhe-
etndc Rlatter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

Iii duel between baron and "a
rnunt In Paris the count was wound
from the baron.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

There are those who question
whether Woodrow Wilson has tho
qualifications of loader. hut mono
diaputes mat he i. leader
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12

rho man who circulated lhc report
that Theodore Roosefelt charged sd,-
obe for ONO incture ln hmn.l probably
va- tslnv 80 fk the eanle eft prices
for lhe ,oioncia lecture tom In The
United states
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
The Day in Congress
TnE SENATE.

Met ut noon
Foreign relations committee ordered
favorable report on renewing general
treaty with Paraguay
Hearing on tho cost Of uying in
Washington held before labor com
mlttee
Adjourned at 5.i5 D. M, 20 noon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-12
The Useful Potato

r "a mi HEN the palate is weary Of
IN turkey,
And other gastronomy
NgkJ]@lS4a frills,
And even the succulent oy-
ster
No longer the vacancy
fills
Then We turn to the humble potato.
Dcciously mealy and white.
Bursting out Of It's homcy brown jacket
The pepper and salt to invite.
o. what is 50 tempting for breakfast
As 2 plate Of potatoes well fried,
Or hot baked potatoes for supper,
When northcr is bowling outside?
And mashed 10 a creamy consistence,
With plenty of gravy and hot,
They're fit for an epicures table
And always 90 right to the spot
a stew with the flavor Of onions
Is a diet delightful to munch
And a salad Of cold boiled potato
Is a tasty addition to lunch
Though the prices of tcrrapin salmon,
And similar daintes are steep,
Who cares while the Iowly potato,
The wholesome potato is cheap
LcacS,
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MRS. A. D."-lncoutnence Of urine can
be controlled hr using the following Tlncture
cuoehs I dram, tncure rhua aromatic
drains and comp. fluid halmwort 4 or Give
from 10 20 Is drops la water one hour be-
fore meals
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Henry hauls baggage. Phone 9s9
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8YDt: Zevz5 Bake,- *

The questions answered below are gen
eral In character the symptoms or diseases
are given ana the answers viii apply 10
any case Of similar nature
Those wishing further advice. free. may
address DIT. LOWS Baker College Bldg, Col
leEe-ElWuod SIS, Dayton. o.. enclosing self
addressed stamped envelope Tor reply Full
name and address must be given but only
initials or Fictitious name nlll be used In
ms answers. Tho prescriptions can ho filled
al any well stocked drug gtare ANY drug
giat can order of wholesaler