Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06

+ e.sner raised the prize, and kept M,
trade t--
we arc an familiar with Instances
of where the American manufacturers
protected from foreign competition 1s
tariff hove made the American pub
nc ufr uHree sCuIhle prizes. II hurts
us worse OBJ he ch8rged unreasu enable
prices lf the foreigner for want If a
tariff
7 In Germany experts have learned the
needs of business and protection has
been given nr removed accordingly
Both houses af the japanese govern
mgnt have voted to subsdize an corr
u0ratlons and firms who are about to
make chemicals and dycstuffs which
were NOT formerly made iu Japan To-
Z The extent 20 three and one-half mill
lions per wear Japanese porcelain
cuiHrdtory ware Is already in DOR msr-
kets % supplant thar formerly inn
iported from GERMANY
4 Ono result ~ the European war
which IS already being felt IS that the
American people are coming 10 the
realization that the tariff is q matter
Of business and NOT ~ politics and
that only honest. expert scientific and
business men aTe Competent tu make
i lis srnedales
Value Of the Chemist
I An awakening Of the general pub
BIZ 90 the value Of the chemist to our
nation resulted in the National Expo-
sition ef Chemical Industries in Ncw
York I quote from the advance an-
nouncemeut. 'No better proof that
chemistry and chemists have arrived
? is needed than tho fact that the Ma
tional Exposition Of Chemical Indus
tries Wsll he held In New York. Sep
TENDER 90 10 20. The managers re-
port that requests for space are ar
irving daily and that the list Of eN-
hibitOrs is already representative of
the great divisions II American indus
try The time is at hand when
the public must be taught that chem
lists are most often not druggists and
that there are other chemicals besides
drugs. dyes and explosives Further
more there are many who still need
10 be convinced Of the truth of Presi-
dent Herty's statement that chemistry
.is no black art
II rs needless to say that the expo
sition was a success. Eighteen fore
most men IN America gave public lee
lures FOrtv-siX American chemical
{r3,,gt,i,., ,I.l,. ,,,,.,, il, 1at,fl a., tNe
,no,,or ,io,,,,,, rrorrs,,, Snd gifty-siv
t,noric,,, eha,,,icai ,,,dnstries bad cv-
hibits. largely OF working models.
Conditions as have described
them may be characterized as the
awakening Of America. but We must
confess that She was awakened with
an European-made alarm clock.
The European situation has result
~.
soir-,o,,,,t,,na,,e-s
eais r-,,',,,.l,,s..
poron,irg t,,si,ess and financial
t.f,,,e,,,. ,i,,...,t ,.,,rt,,.,s
..,s .'s,..t,.,5,,,.'.. ,.,
IN, , .,o,',a,' 49, ,,.
80. ~, - - .,,i,,,.I D., tbo
-. .oIi,s ~ a., ~ f,,,e,'o,
49,. "a -, ,t,..'.,.f,,
,' w., I0 H. co., -, ,,,j,,, ,,,s,
,s-ct,,ro mich rr a. ,,o,. Ilsvc
go, -, XXI, M ~ ,tns,s~d t,"ro.
-, c[,,,,,,,,,ie,,- rou. ,,,,,,,l,.in-
l'.al eo,i' IA ~, ~ 49,
~. 49,, ~ 49, NV, ,,trnris.s aro al
~. atat ~ ,,.i,. I'M or tbo bono
~. ,,.,,,. lin 49,, coo +t,e,,, .iosef
-. -. - a., -, ~, 80 ~. ,,.e
49, ,ti,.l,... - ,,,,,. - 80 and
,i.,.,, 49,, t,,.rrndnets
- 49, a,,t'i,. AVA ,,,. Nov, ue !
l'lo'' ,,ot',lls s's 80 ,.sln9-
~ a,,a,.si,,i..
O'e e''e'''i, -. ,,,.,,,,o
t,..,.. 90. ~. ,v.it.r putnam
N"' ,illS ,. ~ ,,,o,,-i.,s IL, me-
w - W '1,.,,.,.l,.'5 ~ r. ,,c.
- - 3i'..,,i 80 40
~ ~ u'se,i $50, '.,'i3 ,.,.eiire
sur SUI, llat ~, ,,.;1I -, ..raat-
WIN 80, ,l,t,''. "a ,,1,,,,e
or ~ ou ,',' ~ ,,'''., ,o ~
lhese last oel'A Ne'S - So ..,.,l,,,as
PIouuutloh ol sun, MS, ,+iiI ,,-,,,
IliS ~ 49,. 1..,,.,.,,
ertY' . ioIEe . ,eoo ooo NJ, - tn.
NV tlSVllils : $3.50 49,, caic ,,,oy,. (
,He E -. sf,,,liv,,,
WE 'u'' "vi ,I'' '.. "i Cav ,,ni'iie
ildNe ~, ,..,,e,.,o - ,,,,si,,oss
us., lH''' u '''
'P mn, ,...... .,i,,.r t,d,y,.
n'e U'1''' % '''''''
'e ~ S'al i'llE .,... ,a.,.t,,i.,,,,i,, r,,.
~, F''' ,,,'.,t,,,, 40, al
sell PI el'''I,o'''as ls ',.e,a'ie ~ IN
ilos' u''aii'''loU7 apP' ~ ,,i ;,,,.or-