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Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
FRANKLIN AGAINST
 TAXING MOTOR CARS

In the opinion of H. H. Franklin, president of the Franklin Automobile company. a general reform leading to free public highways in this country is pound to take place.
 MT. Franklin, who is understood to hove given considerable study to the question, insists that it is radically wrong in principle to tax motor cars for the maintenance of roads and at the same time exempt horse drawn and other vehicles.
 'Is it not unfair to tax one man for traveling over a highway while an- other man is permitted to use the same highway without charge?" he asks.
 q am convinced that just as sure as the ancient toll roads are disappearing, and improved highways are rapidly
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

becoming more numerous in all sec tions of the United States. so. in the course of time. we will have free public highways.
 Automobiles will not be taxed for highway maintenance while carriages and other vehicles are permitted to be used without being subject to a sim
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

liar burden. The roads will be free to all. This was the original and, in-my opinion, correct conception of public highways. They were built for the use, of all the people.
 ''The way the new condition is to be brought about probably will vary in different sections of the country. In
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
Smith F0Tm-a-TTuck Agency

some states highways are free today
 Tn New York state motorists are taxed tc maintain the roads while owners of all other types of vehicles can use them without being taxed The taxes collected as automobile license fees in New York state during 1915 az gregated about $2,000,000.''
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
WANT ED Exclusive Dealers

The big money making opportunity is within your easy reach-Smith Form a a-Trucks are selling like wildfire. Come and see us-write, wire or phone get this fastest selling, easiest mon ey- making proposition. If you are live dealer, you will come to Phoenix at once.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
MURDERER KILLED

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal. April 22.- Albert Pena, slayer of a Fresno police man. and who had been trailed through the foothills for several days by posse of officers, was shot and killed today near Santa Margarita by W. F, Cook, chief of police of this city
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

THIS DOUBLE CONSTRUCTION, REINFORCED BY SIDE frame members and sway braces, gives the Smith Fos Truck the strength designed carry and 
 THE SMITH FORM -A-TRUCk ATTACHMENT COMES complete. you everythine-no parts qured Any old Ford will do skilled ship necessary Any few hours complete the job Bring your Ford and will have ths truck tachment and ready for the body almost while you and any of our dealers give the service THE SMITH FoRM-A-TRUCK ATTACHMENT IS 74 r.St long, It special roomy loading body The wheels standard with solid Frestone There specially heavy steel axle and spring and double chain dven the wonderful tested Ford axle becomes the ackshs the truck without single change additional of
 
 THE SPEED ABILITY OF THE SMITH FORM TRUCK IS wonderuas high 12 to IS miles hour condton-he tire also remarkable the pneumatic front carry weight Truck fully loaded than when with touring body The solid tires the wheels will cut tire down the lowest possible figure6000 5000 miles set IS the demonstrated average
 FIFTY MILES A DAY, CARRYING FULL LOADS, IS MANI taned by many with gasoline only 75 cents From 2 to 20 miles gallon of gasoline average.
 HERE ARE THE ECONOMY FEATURES.< LOWER MAN. day charges delivery and shipping frequent returns loading station hausa because cent of operating doing real work Lower cost insurance because the original vestment lower Lower overhead delivery because of greater economy in fuel tires and upkeep
 IF YOUR HAULING IS COSTING YOU TOO MUCH, YOU want to remedy it, don't you?
 TELL US YOUR HAULING PROBLEMS, AND WE WILL show where the Smith Truck will you money and how much. This will absolutely obligation on part So put Call telephone write TODAY Let send you the illustrated folder Your Delivery Problem" and other information which you should have. USE THE COUPON BELOW.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

THE SMITH FORM A-TRUCk UPSETS ALL PREVIOUS standards of Motor Truck At least 4ot of the 128OO0 be built for 1916 will be Smith Form a-Trucks.
 SHIPMENTS AS HIGH AS s43ooo WORTH HAVE BEEN made sales territoyone dealer alone And there are Smith Truck dealers bought S10000000 worth in the last 90 days the history of motor truck buidine-because the most praccahe most econom ca-the most efficient
 ORDERS IN SIGHT ALREADY SHOW THAT A SUBSTAN- percenaqe production of 50000 for this year Arizona and the Southwest This truck built by Western for Western road conditions THIS IS WHY THE MOST ExAcTING BUYERs-THE BIG qest corpcraonsthe shrewdes purchasing agents-hose hauling down the fraction of literally swamping with orders
 YOU KNOW THE FORD IS THE WORLDS UNBEATABLE wonder round performance and low cost of ton You don't dispute that tor a moment
 YOU ARE NOW DOUBTLESS USING FORDS IN GREAT your salesmen all doing who make a point 0 get the most for their money. ADD TO THIS UNPARALLELED FORD PERFORMANCE 90 of the dead weight" load relieving of the Ford of of the truck that will service at half the usua! first cost and half the cost of upkeep and operation
 THESE ARE BIG STATEMENTS. BUT WE CAN PROVE 1t is by proving them that sell Smith Form A. Trucks, and every time asked to get the business.
 THE SMITH FORM A TRUCK CONSTRUCTION IS STAND approved throughout is honestly built of the procurabe maerialst endorsed by the best designand the workmanship mixed as the very best
 THE SMITH FoRM-A- TRUCK ATTACHMENT IS SIMPLIc-
 itself It telescopes fits perfectly and is boted curey the length of the steel frame of old Ford
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
WALL STREET To
HAVE CONTROL Of
SULZBERGERF|RM
Packing House That Has Been
in Hands Of One Family for
Many Years GobbIed Up by.
New York Bankers.


New York March lS.-Control Of
the meat packing firm Of Sulzberger
and Sons company, which has rested
with the Sulzberger family for years,
will shortly pass into hands of Wall
street bankers, il was announced here
today. II Is said majority Of the
$40 600 900 outstanding common
stock viii be purchased by a group
consisting of the Guaranty Trust
company, Hail Garten and company
William Solomon and company;
Thomas e. Wilson Of Chicago, ana
others.
This change of control. accordins
to the announcement, will be attended
by new financing which will refund
the Sulzberger and Sons companys
maturing obligations and leave addi-
tional cash for new working capital
The Chicago company must meet s4,-
100 900 six per cent sinking fund gold
debentures on June I and it is prob-
able that new bedenture bonds will be
offered.
Thomas II. Wilson, who has been
president If Morris and company Of
Chicago, win become president and
Will assume the management of the
business. He has been connected
with Morris and company for twenty
five Years and his retiremnet will
leave the management in the latter
concern in the hands Of the two sons
OF the late Edward Morris.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
.ELEVEN-YEAR SEARCH
FOR MURDERER ENDS

san Francisco, Calf March tS.--
An eleven-year ooHntry- search
for the perpetrator of sensational
murder here is believed to have been
terminated at Seattle Wash, today,
in the arrest there of James Mariana,
"A clerk in a market stall Accordins
to the Seattle post, Mariana is Petro
Fortoricci, who in April, 1905, be-
cause of jealousy killed b. Nilardo,
aged ~ dismembered the body and
placed it in lutte bags,
Two years ago Tortoricei was re,
ported as having slipped through the
hands of the police at Kansas city.
The arrest of Mariana at Seattle
resulted from the interest he hac
shown IN the prosecution OF woman
for grand larceny. AT the time the
Nilardo murderer was said to have
been Vilardo's wife 1t was learned
that the woman had previously been
arrested in Kansas City for shop
lifting ana in answer to inquiries the
Kansas city police telegraphed that
the womans former husband James
Caffeine was wanted in san Fran
cisco for murder A photograph of
"Gaffene' was obtained and Maria
nos arrest quickly followed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
WAR SECRETARY
FOR PEACE BUT
READY To FIGHT
Baker Declares People of This
Country Love the Eagle
More Than the Dove Pre-
diets Success in Mexico,
lsr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,ssi


Philadelphia, March 1S.~-Secretary
Of War Baker. addressing the mem
bers of the University of Pennsyl-
vania chapter Of the Phi Gamma Del
Ia fraternity at their annual initia~
ton dinner tonight, said the American
people are a fighting race, that they
are a cosmopolitan race and because
of their character in these respects,
they are more inclined to love the
eagle than the dove. He said peace
can only be assured by preparedness
to resist invasion.
Mr. Baker spoke of the American
troops. crossing the Mexican border
and promised that the American peo-
pie would be well satisfied with wha.
is being done in Mexico and the re-
suit obtained there.
Addressing the undergraduates,
particularly. Secretary Baker charged
them to be ready ut all times to full
fill the duty of young Americans by
being in Il position to respond to the
call of the nation in case of need,
The secretary told the diners that
while he was member of virtually
every peace organization in the coun-
try he felt that peace could not al
ways be obtained merely for its own
sake Peace. he said, in the abstract
indicates retiring disposition. but
that in the final analysis it could be
only assured by preparedness to re-
sst invasion.
Aside from his reference to pre-
paredness, Secretary Bakers speech
was devoted to the value of fratefni-
ties. He left late tonight for his
home in Cleveland.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
THIRD GENERATION OF
MORRISES IN CONTROL

Chicago, March 1S.-The third gem
Grafton OF the Morris family will cone
into control of the SS5, 100000 pack
ing company with $50 branch offices
scattered in America. Europe and
Asia, it was announced tonight with
IN two weeks when a formal meet
ing for the purpose viii be held.
Nelson Morris. "a years old will
be elected chairman of the board Of
directors Of Morris and company. Ed
ward Morris. Jr., 23 years old, at the
same time, will become president Of
the company. The announcement
was made following that Of the resig-
nation Of r. p. Wilson, who has been
president OF the company for the last
two years, since the death of Edward
Morris. ST..
Mr Wilson viii become president
of Sulzberger and Sons, the control Of
which packing company, 1t is said, Is
being bought by eastern bankers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
NATIONAL CONVENTION
TO ENFORCE PEACE

New York, March lS-The first
national convention of the League to
Enforce Peace will be held ut Wash
ineton on May 26 and q, It was an.
nounced here today Former Presi-
dent William H. TAFT will preside.
Tho cal for the meeting has been
sent out in the name Of Mr.. Taft and
more than 200 other prominent Am
orleans, including the governors OF
several states.
According 10 the announcement
the express purpose Of calling the
national assemblage at This time Is To
determine upon measures TO give eff
feet to the proposal for a league o.
nations 10 enforce peace" Emphasis
Is given to the assertion that it is not
the purpose of the organization to
propose measures for stopping the
war IN Europe or TO combat the pre-
parcdnoss movement but to outline
practical plan looking toward future
world peace
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
ANOTHER DUTCH SHIP
IS SENT TO BOTTOM
NV sean,ra lou~n.l srselA. ls.sso ~'rn
.ondon, March 10 (a:iD a. nj.

Iouuon, March II t3;iD a. m.1--N
dispatch to the Lloyds Weekly News
from Harwich, regarding the alleged
torpedong Of the Dutch steamer Pa
lemhang, says that thirty-five menu
bcrs Of the crew and two Dutch pas
sengers have landed there. Nlne
members of the crew were injured by
the explosion. No lives We're lost.
Although the ship remained afloat
only seven minutes. the injured men
Wer" placed in boats with the re-
mainder of The crew
The passengers and several mem
bers of the crew declare the subma-
rine fired three torpedoes
Twenty members Of the crew have
reached the Sailors home in the east
etn district of London one Of them
In q statement said nobody could say
with certainty whether the vessel had
been torpedoed or had struck mine.
Nobody he said saw submarine or
even e pcriscopo The weather was
fine and very clear
The Palemburg VAS steaming along
fairly rapidly when the slight eNplo-
sion, quickly followed by two of great
er Intensity. occurred. The vessel
listed Immediately aud sank head for
ward.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19

llo may make raids on eommunicn b
tians or something like that, but he
viii never risk a real battle"
The rewards which have been Of
ferea for villa. alive or dead, IN Mr..
9aruiu's opinion, are the best hope of
ending ilie bandits career.
The news of these rewards viii
flash through tho region he said,
and ! should DO very much surprised
u ihes do not bring some result
Ihe tarranzista consul has q plan
81 hl6 avn which he believes is the
best way to capture villa.
General Gutierrez" he said, "tod
me that he expected TO hnve IS. 0po
men on Vlllas trail within week.
Then there arc 1000 or 5000 Amer
iean troops | do not believe that AN
thrse thousands of men with all thcr
equipment are needed. What Is need-
cd a about five columns Of SOC
pirknd mon apiece, all Well mounted
and carving the least possible amount
Of cuulumcnt These columns should
81 ~ sufficiently close touch tn 10
ahlc "a render assistance 10 any one Of
then that villa attacked. " they
moved fast and were the right men
they would have n good chance to lay
Nilla by the heels"
No Longer liberal
ar Garcia denied very cmphatienily
ttr repeated statements that the poo
lfle ~ Guerrero and Gnleana are iu
fynn rfhy with the fugitive
Mary Of them are afraid of him.
Of course he said, because Of the
reign ~ terrorism he inauguratcd
there, hut Il must be remembered
that the villa OF today is not the
VIVA Of five years ago, In the early
tari Of his career he WAS very liherai
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19

Don't despair if your face is
coverec With pimpies, blotches, liver
spots, or your fody is covered in
spots with letter rash. boils, etc.
Just use Stuart's Calcium Waters
for short time and see how quickly
you will clear up your ssln.
Pimples and eruptions of all
kinds como from the inside Tho
blood casts out the impurities il
contains and thus rimples, boils, ct
appear Cleanse the blood stop the
poison from developing in the blood
tissues and pimples will vanish as if
by magic.
stuarts Calcium Waters contain
in natural manner the greatest
blood purifier Calcium Sulphide.
Calcium Sulphide and the other in
gradients If these remarkable little
waters are Just what impure blood
needs You must know that the blood
is rushing through your veins very
fast Ii takes less than a minute for
our blood to cover the entire body
You can thus readily see that
Calcium Waters. when they
enter the body have an almost in
slant effect upon ,All impurities. no
matter where located whether il be
the tip Ut ,hc nose OF the ends 1T the
toes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
MOTOR TRUCKS To
CARRY SUPPLIES
To AMI R|CANS
Censorship Becomes Practical
y Prohibitive to Newspaper
Correspondents Advised to
Leave Columbus.


Columbus n. NJ, March 1S.-The
arrival Of trainluad of motor trucks
in Columbus tonight made IL certain
that the American forces in the field
will be supplied wherever they may
go.
It is known also that the American
expeditionary force is taking every
precaution against the disease which
has followed four long years Of civil
war in northern Mexico. All along
the border, also, medical officers of
the United States immigration service
are taking increased care to prevent
the Introduction into the United
States Of smallpox which is rampant
in Mexico, particularly in the western
part Of Sonora.
Under the national defense law of
1911. prosecutions will follow viola
lions of the censorship order All
correspondents were Obliged today to
register and present their credentials
at military headquarters. Major
Sample. the censor. frankly informed
them that their services would be Of
little value here and intimated that
the censorship may be extended to
other border towns.
The ruins of the Commercial hotel
has been searched for souvenirs, sew
eral sabers. presumably dropped by
villa Officers having been picked up.
Train after train Of food. forage.
clothing and other impedimenta of
war has been unloaded here. Occa
sionally a creaking wagon train makes
its dusty way out of the camp south
ward. but its destination is not an
nounced The enormous business
done at the camp is reflected in the
amount Of material handled by the
telegraph office here, it being as
serted that the receipts here today
were heavier than those Of the El
Paso office of the company and this
exclusive Of war department and press
telgrnma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
STOP! CAL0MEL
IS QUICKSILVER
rs MceuyI Attacks the
Borrs, SaIiyates and
Makes You Sick,

There's ra rcnFon why person
should TAXA sckenng. saiiyating cal-
omcl when q cents buys large bot
tie Of Dodseas Liver Tone--a perfect
Substitute far caomcl
II is Pleasant. vegetable liquid
which VIII start your liver lust as
surely as caiHmel but II doesn't make
you ficl. ana saH Hst sallYate.
Children aHd grown folks can take
n0dsuu's l.ivff Tone. because Il Is per-
feciiv harmless
Caiompl ~ "a dangerous drug. II rs
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
a dosa ~ nas.g culome today and YOU
viii feel weak fick and nauscated to-
marrow Dom lose Il days work Take
a spoonful Of nodsons Liver Tone in
stead and ynO VIII wake up feeling
grcat. No more blliouenese, consti-
patton. sluggislncss, headache, coat
ed tongue or sour stomach. Your
druggist saws II YOU don't find Dod-
sons Liver Tone acts better than hor-
rihie ealomei your money IL waiting
for you.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
RUSSIAN SUCCESSES
REPORTED BY PETR0GRAD

Petrograd March is (via London,
t0;lh =. mo- Tho official communcn-
tlon issued tonight 10y the Russian war
office reads as follows,
western Russian trout In the
vicinity Of tho village of MikulischN,
north of Lake Dreswiaty the enemy
sprung n mine by our offensive fire,
we drove back a considerable body OF
the enemy which was making re-
connaissance 10 the southwest of Lake
Boginskoic
'ln the Lipsk region to the north
Of Lake Ngonovskove, the enemy made
an attempt at an offensive which we
rcpnlsed
Caucasus front; As already report
cd in our pursuit Of the Turks IN the
direction of Rrinian. after some fight
ing we occupied the village Of Mama
hatun The enemy afterward at
tempted Il counter-attack. but we
drove him back IN westerly dlrec-
ton with heavy losses
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
EMPEROR PRAISES
ADMIRAL Won TIRPITZ
10y aoanlna loosnAl SPECIAL .sAsto wlasl

Berlin, March is (via Wireless to
Sayvlle) Emperor William, SAYS
the overseas News agency, has writ
ten letter to Grand Admiral Won
Tirpitz expressing his regrets at the
admirals resignation and thanking
him for the excellent services he had
rendered To- the country during his
long career as creator and organizer
of the German navy.
The emperor at the same time or
dered that the name of Admiral Won
Tirpitz should continue in the navy
list and further bestowed upon him
the star of Grand Commander Of the
order Of the House of Hohenzollern,
with swords
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
ONE MEXICAN RAILROAD
AVAILABLE FOR USE

III paso, Tex, March lS.-Only one
Of the two Mexican railways penetfat-
ing the territory where the American
punitive columns are operating is IN
shape to serve the Americans, If per-
mission Is granted. Both have term
mails In Juarez villa Ivy burning a
bridge on the Mexican Northwestern
railway at Corralitos effectively cut
communication via that line. II would
require about two weeks to recon
struct this bridge after materials are
shipped The Mexican National line
could probably supply all wants Of
the present column. according 10 rail
road men here They said tonight
that within two or three days the
Mexican National should be able to
assemble sufficient rolling stock to
care for the United States troops
needs
Major General George Hell, lr.. In
charge at ll Paso, said tonight he had
no Information 10 give out about the
plans to send supplies by rail-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19
ALL CHARGES DENIED
BY 0USTED CONSUL

Washington, March IS n. 81.
John GattncN. who resigned as Amer
lean consul general at Munich. Ger
many on request of the state depart
mrol filed With The department today
q general denial Of the charges which
led TO his removal Tie declared he
never had been guilty of unneutral
acts or utlerances never had ctiti-
ei7ed secretary lirNan or other state
department officials. ana had given
British subjects under his protection
every attention. lie attached letter
from the British relief committee in
Munich commencing his conduct to-
ward the British The Truth So-
eieiN, q pro-German organization,
never had held amy meetings M the
American consulate as charged. he
declared. and he never h8d distribute
ed nro-1erman literature
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-19

Of the railway track The aeroplanes
have been tested out and seem to be
waiting transport. The big special
motor trucks used with the acroplanes
10 follow the flights are just now
busy with the more pfosaic duties Of
carrying fodder provisions and other
supplies The number of motor
trucks VIII be materially increased
soon, according 10 reports around the
camp
This morning rcvclle was blown at
o'clock over In the cavalry camp,
but when the people Of Columbus
turned out Of bed they found nothing
but foot and hoof prints and Uttered
sand ia what had been a populous
corner Of the camp. There were still
plenty Of soldiers on hand, and Co
1umms' billlard rooms and soft drink
places the town Is dry-daily take
In enough 10 pay the city debt.
Hccord-brcaking Trip.
An automobile record between Den
yer and m Paso. run Of $50 miles.
was made by Lieut. a. NJ. Graham OF
the Eleventh cavalry. in answering
the cali 10 be with his regiment in
Columbus by Thursday lie WIS on
the road fifty-five hours with seven
hours sleep, He made the run alone
The correspondents who have gone
into Mexico with the expedition re-
manned silent today on account Of the
II was said that most
Of them were under polite corral
along toward the rear, with the in
fantry While this could not be ver-
flied, it was fact that the only
members Of the correspondents par
IS whose presence has been definitely
reported we're far behind the van
guard at last reports. IL any news
paper observers are among the lead
ing columns, the censor has succeeded
Ia hiding their movements much
more effectively than he has cloaked
the position of the troops
Deming, ~ NJ, was today included
IN the Columbus censorship area.
Heretofore many correspondents
whose dispatches were censored In
COLUMBUS have taken an hours run
TO Dhming evading the censor. The
price Of this run jumped from $500
10 $500 on account Of the patronage.
Several additional scouts left III
Paso today for Columbus 70 report
10 the military commander there.