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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02

Petrograd, June 1 VIA London
11:55 p. m)-The fateful decision OF
the workmen's and soldiers delegates
to assume control of Kronstadt, the
great fortress which defends Petro-
grad, was carried by vote Of 210
against 40, with eight of the delegates
abstaing from voting. 1t is an
nounced by the workmen's and
soldiers delegates that hence
forth the returns OF Kronstadt
with Petrograd and the remain
der of Russia will be only through
the intermediary Of the Petrograd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02
ITALIANS REPULSED, IS
AUSTRIAN STATEMENT

Vienna, June 1 (via London, SsZ
D. m) The repulse of Italian at
tacks on the Isonzo front Is announc.
ed in the official statement To-Day. IL
reads:
There was relative calm on the
Isonzo front yesterday. Toward even
ing the Italians again attempted 10
pierce our front near the Vodice but
the attack broke down under ouI
fire. The italian advances were re-
sumed this morning but suffered q
similar fate near Jamiano."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02
STRIKING EXPERIMENT
IN WATER TRANSPORT.

leN hOHhlkH JOURNAL oPkStAl hesSeb w'SEl
London. June 1.-The first stage
of a striking experiment in inland
water transport was completed with
the arrival in London the other day
of two barges laden with coal from
collieries in the north OF England.
The barges were propelled for $50
miles by a detachable motor.
The new device consists Of four
cylinder, 17-horsepower marine en-
gine, capable of hauling two boats
with load Of 100 tons. It Is mount
ed on the top Of the cabin. and con-
trolled from the helm. Petrol is en-
ployeds for starting. and paraffin
when running. The engine and at
tachments can be trans-shipped from
one barge to another in few min
utes. and it Is stated that its use
means economy In time and money by
comparison with towing by horses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02
Recruiting Rapid at FL Paso

EI PaSo, Tex, June 1.-Recruits for
the new army have been arriving here
at the rate of 1000 day for more
than month and the Union station
yards and lobbies are crossed with
khaki clad boys from the middle west
and east who have enlisted for the
duration of the present war Army
officers have commented upon the
high quality Of the material being
sent here to make the new army.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02
Frank A, VanderIip Warns
People That Investment in
Bonds Must E. Heavy to
Save Nation,
-
GERMAN APPEALS TO
GERMAN. .AMERlCANS
Kahn Says HumbIing Of Kai-
ser Is Necessary for Saliva
ton of All That's Good in
FatherIand,


New York June 1.-The liberty
loan of $1,000, 100000 Is but the
start" Frank A. Vanderlip. president
of the National City bank. said to-
day in speaking before the Merchants
association on the necessity of en-
rI">"rs assisting employees to sub
sr1n" to the loan.
We are going to need sums of
money such as were never dreamed
ol lu any undertaking we have ever
engySed in," he declared.
Organization, Mr.. Vanderiip said.
would see America safely through.
The sacrifices of the war, he asserted.
will prove a boon for the country In
the long run, IL they teach the Amer
ican people much needed lessons in
thrift and national investment Tho
war must be fought. he said, on the
savings of the future.
Appeals TO Germans.
Otto II. Kahn, of Kuhn, Loeb and
company, also was a speaker. Az an
American, born of German parents,
he made stirring appeal to other
Americans of German birth or ante
cedents to support the government. !
Speaking as one born of German
parents" he said, II do not hesitate
to state II is my deep conviction that
the greatest service which men Of
German birth or antecedents can
render to the country Of their origin
is to proclaim, and to stand up for
those great fine ideals and national
qualities and traditions which they
| and their ancestors inherited and IN
which til were m ,pght UP. They
must set theic faces like flint against
the monstrous doctrines and acts Of
rulership which have robbed them OF
the Germany which they loved and
which had the affection and the ad-
miration Of the world.
Must Save Fatherland.
at is my deep conviction that the
more unmistakably and whole-heart-
edly they throw themselves into the
struggle which this country has en-
tered in order to rescue Germany no
less than the rest of the world from
those sinister forces that are, in Pres
ldent Wilson's language the enemy OF
all mankind, the better they protect
and serve the repute of the old Ger
man name and the true advantage OF
the German people"
Thomas A. Lamont. of J. P. Nor
gan and company, another speaker,
declared that the nation and particu-
| larly the middle west. has not yet
awakened to the need for the liberty
loan.
Country Not Awake.
THE task ought not to appear dit-
| ficult," he said. but 1t is hard. II rs
hard for several reasons. but chiefly
| because this country has not yet
awakened to what 1t has got to do.
That spis-..,. of rising to emergencies
| is shown more In New York even
J than it is In the middle west.
THE country as a whole has not
/ risen to the fact that this loan has got
to be made, and the one great reason
| it has got to be made Is that Germany
| is watching to see whether we are go
ing to make a mighty effort In the
very first step of the war"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02

there are 100000 owners of auto
mobiles subject to $3.50 tax, $4,000
subject to the $40 levy 1,21s,O00 in
the SIS class and $4,000 subject to
the $40 rate. The license taxes are
payable by motor vehicle owners di-
rect
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02
CHINO sUBsCR|bES
FOR 100000 OF
LIBERTY BONDS

nv MORNING JOURNAL spseAl lAAsto "''Ai
Boston, Mass, June 1.--Subscrlp-
tons to the liberty loan in New Eng
laud reported today amounted to more
tran fl5 100000. Subscriptions of 3d.
600 oU0 blythe Utah Copper company;
$1,000, 900 each by the Ray Consoli-
dated company, Chino Consolidated
company and Nevada Consolidated
and 100000 by the Butte and Su-
perior Mining company, were in
cluded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02

Rio Janeiro, June IA political
movement of considerable strength
is on foot to bring about the reor-
ganization of the army. The voting
OF new credits for military purposes
and an Increase in the enlisted
strength Of the army has been pro-
posed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02

Washington, June IA war tax oil
s200 ON every adult male alien who
has resided in the United States five
wears or more was proposed as
means of raising $400,000,o00 in a
speech in the house today by Repre-
sentative O'Shaughnessy of Rhode
Island
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02
LOCAL REPORT.

A summary of the local weather
conditions for the twenty-four hours
ended at 6 p. m. yesterday follows:
Maximum temperature, n degrees;
minimum, Al; range, Sc; temperature
at 6 p. m, II; southwest wind; clear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02
More Gold Goes to japan.

New York, June 1.-The sub-treas'
ury here today transferred to San
Francisco $3,054,0G0 on account of
a further shipment to Japan OF gold
to that amount.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-06-02
THE WEATHER
FORECAST.

Denver, Colo, June 1.--For New
Mexico: Saturday and Sunday gener-
ally fair and warmer.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03
WHERE OPPORTUNITY BEcKoNs

IN it's States of Opportunity editorials the Popular Naeaz ~
dces for the benefit the today glowing picture
conented commonwealth After mar
halng figures agriculture rapidly taking the LEAD
Colorado does sometng pesloe'
fighting and boarding toursts-the writer says
offer diversity OF opportunity than Coc
delightfully."- healthfu climate
snowapped peaks its and tumbg
both health and beauty IN SURPRISING
wide Of cattle grazing an strips OF 1er
tile irrigated particularly adapted gardening and orchards
Of irrigated Land comes
1t nfrequen for an acre OF
irrigated land yield three hundred dollars IN one year. and
abundance of water the time is
be irrigated In fact
projects the big opportunities for good
returns in Colorado
Few cosmopolitan population than Colorado
and the find people of his sort matter whence
he things about Colorado which
plies western that ready welcome awaits any man
who has either muscle and triple welcome it he
has all three
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03
HIGH COST OF PROSPERITY

MOT protest against wave
prosperity often when the horn Of plenty full
ovewng do howl hard times and wall because business IS
Right however at least this
against seemingly pleasant stu
Wilson has been hit by the high cost of
prosperity
Wilson unable he to fill big jobs
making too much
their regular pursuits willingly yield them in favor Of
board commission upon which the president wishes them
Big menthoe who worth Uncle Samhave work Of
their which while of prosperity is
height $500 job time considered princey
per for regarded patry appeal
the President Wilson believes be qualified the
government
That's why the president protesting against the high Of
prosperity 1t makes the selection of different commissions
disposal difficult It has held the completion of the tariff
for three DELAYED
board Each member of these commissions receives salary Of
81 500 per annum.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03
APPLICABLE TO COLORADO

IF this legislature will get business this afternoon keep
down every for the next few weeks restrict the
number its employees the minimum refrain from playing poll
s eliminate logrong from pork kick out the gafers;
maintain strict economy guard against the innocent
looking okers the lobby will ready to slip into bs transact
business the the legislation that we have promised
people, possble refrain from legislation
lin behalf of special interests Sort srghten out of the
tange of complicated code and then adjourn promptly
and home the people will rise and call blessed
kindly hint given the Kansas legislature by Gov
Capper inaugural address, and it pertinent and
perfectly fits the Colorado legislature that pleased to
uce OF suggestions Of Governor Cap
whatever upon the legislature of this state
especially the qnee of machine politicians in control Of the
Colorado But well to remind the people occason
ally how their interests are being conserved(D
Governor Gunter we'll but he has tough bunch OF bn
chos in the legislature he them before the end Of the
session that they anything the people he will be
titled to considerable credit for the act
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03
so SAY WE ALL

ONE day. possibly Colorado have legislature that will
- harken and heed the peadngs and demands of
public do nothing during but repeal lot of useless
laws cutterng the statute books That day doubtless
long the uncertain future but least continue
hope Commenting the evident disposition of the Twenyt
assembly follow nhe footsteps its predecessors Editor
Foster of the Weld County News says:
Colorado will have rest and her citizens will have
that they within the law
until the legislatures
that iconsidered legislation freak reforms and other Legislative
monrose made impossible AS today man-lawycr
the street without violating law unless he
the bulky his
consult the ndexand then the police will pick him
iaywalkng impeding traffic
miscellany God give legislature which shall adjournment
its chief busnessH'
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03
IT WILL HELP SOME

IHEN the Colorado house of representatives recently passed
w unanimously the bill city councils authority
by taxation for advertising and entertainment
forward and which will materially aid Glenwoc
Springs and other cities similarly situated -
that small which the
bill authorizes will not furnish Glenwood with large fund-ony
about thirteen hundred dollars and this
will be of very material aid. .
The unfortunate thing connection
plan that people who have
much of the prosperity which
benefited by Strawberry day other given
wood would refuse subscribe securing
fits while standing ready at all times to share the profits We be-
ieve the bill will bring financial will
times compensate for the small tax outlay and the distribution
be much equitable than heretofore.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

HAT illustrated lecture by Mr. Kolb thrills so far a
of the pictures concerned and especial
people because Of many familiar which
greatly enjoyed picture of Hanging lake. taken
easily the pretest remarkable picture
enwoods famous and favore beauty spot
this alone lover of this exquisite bit scenery was easily
worth the price of admission The wild canon scenes
showing Kob and his companion riding their violent
rapids furnished thrills that held the audience speond Mr.
Kob his description of the journeys these wild cnons
This lecture in eastern ought great desire on
the of the people portrayed on
the and thus should excellent advertising
tain section
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

President Wilson has lost control of the Democratic
~ ory in equally poweress
his party majority in Colorado there indications
the when
called choose their leaders Political
parties individuals for
of and The Democratic party
during period certainly made her full
due for the discard when the people
have opportunity speak.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

I the of the Leach block municipal home
w exaiatng the good things its favor it worthy of note
that least few of these advocates have been honored by place
around the ct big table, and observe that OF them
make home of the Leach Of they will
contend that the property rented and and
fortunate for them that this but if had not been
rented assert that there few the friends of the
Leach block that would have been ashamed have spent the
cty money transform that old building into city hall That
friendly lease simply furnished them welcome
themselves a lot of trouble
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

LENWOoD enjoyed splendid Chautauqua last year, but
~ planning for better this year and believe it will be
much easier make financial the 1917
people thoroughly appreciated the Chauauqua of
that they will be all the keen for another and the committee
feels confident of splendid for the June
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

ENArOR THOMAS who opposing the dairy interests OF Colo
~ ado he opposed the beet industry few
has made very slippery apology for MS action. But
trust Slippery Charlie to wigge out of tight place He has
been conered often that he has adept finding
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

OVERNOR Guner has learned that the
~ legislative departments quite separate and distinct with
altogether different functions He had ample realize this
fact when the senate refused confirm his industrial
whipped him line another
time respectable commission While humiating governor
that independent the the
that happened both for the the the
should the
be to such appointments Billy Adams aside
the effect the
believe there will be ashamed There
such thing carrying political obligation
hoped that the has learned needed The
public still hass
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

= ONGSs has finally the handwriting the wall and this
~ week passed. by four vote the which will
roncad barrier against the importation of liquor
d states This sensing the public sentiment that
worth while is the forward the dry
have made in all the history this and the be-
ginning of the end of the debasing liquor traffic.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

ONGRE has thus far refused to delegate absolute to
~ President Wilson the present situation and will probably
continue such refusal While the president would doubt be
conscientious the discharge of conferred
him. there doubt the wisdom CT such at this time
While do believe President Wilson would abuse the
trusted to him he is anxious be delegated
this
sion might attend to and than probable that extra will
be called regardless Of the situation There is little
wonder that the national solon refuse g blank che and
there surprise about whole it is that the
president should want them to do such thing.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

IUST what Senator Napes attitude will be the bill OFF
- the of Garfield
Indicated believe this will make
territory without fight could take
portion other lines could be
of the people, this change might be usab but this
told present
what have at least for the present.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

= little stir this section of
country farm loan act which Uncle Sam
recently undertaken great of our farm
enough advantage the make
especially attractive features the
the governmental red which
necessary transaction of
before paronizng the against the ordinary
The law work well places but it
especially appeal to the farmers of Garfield county
YUS interested threatened freight
and Denver increase which will
directly indirectly affect farmer and stock this
The railroads have asked the Interstate Commerce commits
their carload lots of produce grain and live
thrtyve hundred pounds This
will make difference the producer of at least thirty dollars for
every carload produce shipped of this county Mr. Farmer
thirty dollars and the disposal the railroads
tempad this raise9 If it get busy Mr.
Alfred taking the matter and communicate with him
if interested
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

~OVERNOR obsrep-
" deal with and which from the first made it
plain him that they would confirm his appointments the
industrial commission they had been content chew the food
which the had prepared for hem and good both
they and the executive would have had it. The
pie this state not ready of the Socastc c.
Burns xaoonkeeper Gtantham, and their appointment has
added nothing to the popularity the but their confrma
ton would have proved calamity from which he well thank
the and especially the Republicans from helping him
By selecting couple of Democrats of standing and Senator
Parrish the Republican Governor Gnter
given the state commission which believe will prove credit
his the Republicans showed their spirit
of fairness by voting unanimously confirm these appointments
will fail its efforts accomplish the
peal of Coorados present industrial commission law
Wednesday only four voted for Sena
avoring the repeal of the law
asking that action the bill be ndfr
postponed this report adopted by of % to
killing bill this Well, what could be
peed When think of the of the two
pared turmoil bodshed and the destruction Of
under former wonder that the senate harry
repeating law that has been responsible for minimum of
desirable conditions that have existed for
years. That fellow Hamilton who he is the personal
of Samuel Gompe njure the of
decent labor than labor advocates perhaps realize When fellow
like Hamilton has the audacy stand before bunch of leg
ators and tell them that they do repeal certain law union
labor will violate that law though did not exist that
pretty good why the law question should be allowed to
stand and why the oudmouhd Incorporate anarchist making such
threat should be thrown the It's about time for
decent union labor people that they be saved
from of their fool fends the Hamilton stripe for instance
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

0UR county gone down
~ with the State Highway commission who planning
melon this week Let hope that they bring home liberal slice for
Garfield county This county hs been leading the the
of road building the past few years and have before
of hard which import the of Colo
RADIO 1t fair that should reasonable allowance Of
state funds to carry this work, well started
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

ROM viewpoint making mistake to allow the
western portion of Garfield be chopped off without
1t will be urged by the people
injustice those people But did
that that the which the Frtates have framed
for the people of the seeding portion of this county, We observe
THAT of the comparatively in that section Gar
field county opposed the division. They believe their
high enough at and they know they will be greatly
creased under the order CT things And then
Mesa county fighters hope to place themselves through
the and people object being tail
for their political kite 1t has looked good think
our people ought to oppose the secession scheme.
The Glenwood post., 1917-03-03

TIT looks though the fight which
county and Senator Hetengton of Gunnson
making the state the confirmation of
pontees is really fight for the of the Democratic
1.-THE 1t quite plain that permitted
self be influenced to degree his appointments by the
old Democratic machine bunch headed by By
pretty that the Democrats
the election
the party had last shaken off bonds of old
nation Go to it, Senator's do you old whisky
controlled machine crowd and while engaged that pasme
assured that backed
constituents At least this
county Observation-Disclosures Enterprise
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