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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

Including West Texas, New MeXlco, Arlzona and
Mexico come to Ell Paso during this Buyers
Season. Buyers will be the guests of Ell Paso
business men for tour of the wholesale and
jobbing houses in El Paso, as we'll as the many
manufacturing plants in and near this city We
hone TO have the pleasure of otherwise making
your visit pleasant and profitable.
The fare refunding plan is made possible by the
wholesalers and manufacturers of Ell Paso CO.
operating through the Chamber of Commerce
You are urged to visit the firms listed below
where YOU will be shown their facilities for
filing your orders now and in the future
1vbor visiting FL Paso do not fail to call on our
manufacturers who are turning out products OF
superior quality, especially designed to suit the
requirements of the trade in TINS territory
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16
El Paso Refunds Your Fare

T. To all wholesale buyers residing within radius of
300 miles of lei Paso, whose purchases any trip
amount to $500 more, railroad fare both ways
will be refunded.
2 To all wholesale buyers residing within radius of
300 miles of lei Paso, whose purchases any trip
amount to $3.50 more, way railroad fare will
be refunded.
B. To all wholesale buyers residing beyond radius
300 miles of Ell PasO, whose purchases any trip
amount to $4,000 or more, railroad fares both ways
will he refunded.
a. To all wholesale buyers residing beyond radius of
800 miles of El PasO, whose purchases any trip
amount to 81 $50 more, railroad fare way will
be refunded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

at Moscow on February 10 of Lud-
wig Martens, deported Russian
soviet agent, was reported to the
department of labor today by
Charles Recht of New York, who
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

So ICE CREAM CONES.
Primm Cone Co., 312 s. Stanton.
ICE e. REFRIGERATING.
MACHINERY.
II. l.. Stevens, 2I2 w. Overland.
JEwELRY.
Meyer & Talbot, I'll San Francisco.
A. n. lombard, ITO San Francisco.
LEATHER GOODS.
r. T.. Amonett, 400 Texas.
5. u. Myres Saddlery CO., 5s6 Il. Over
land.
West Texas saddIery Co., 200 S. Oregon.
IINIE, CEMENT, ETC.
A COurrhesne, Inc, near Smelter.
Sheehan- North Co., 1924 Mills Bldg.
LITHOGRAPHING.
MeNIath Prtg. Litho. Co., $50 w. San
Antonio.
LOOSE LEAF ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS.
Hughes-Bule Co., Main & I'll Paso.
Field-Parker Co., 1876 San Francisco.
Norton Bros, Herald Bldg.
MACARONI MICS.
Sharp Elliott Mfg. Co., 1901 Myrtle.
MACHINERY.
Krakauer-Zork Co., 115 San Francisco.
MOmsen- Dunnegan-Ryan Co., Virginia
and Overland
NJ. j. OFallOn Supply Co., Cos Texas.
MATTRESSES
Erwin Mfg. Co., sos s. Virginia.
II. Norwald Co., Sucrs., End Leon.
WEIGH Bedding Co., 5th g. Ochoa.
NOTIONS.
ID. Atkin Co., 905 s. Eel Paso.
Max Atkin Co., 216 s. Oregon.
China Palace Co., FOG W. Overland.
BOretz Mere, Co., 219 s. Oregon.
Is. Farber g. Bros, ia Il. Overland.
sam Goodman q Co., 400 San Francisco.
ID. g. +. Joseph, 225 S. Stanton.
Haymon Krupp s. Co., I10 w. Overland.
Laskin-Swatt Co., 100 S. Oregon.
III. Lesinsky Co., n. Santa Fe 4 Main.
"A. Matthias d Co., 217 Il. Overland.
Thacker a. Bsca, 2i3 s. Oregon.
Zelman-Kotosky Co., liz S. Oregon.
OFFICE FURNITURE.
Norton Bros, Herald Bldg.
Field-Parker Co., 125 San Francisco.
OILS & GASOLINE.
Rio Grande Oil Co., 525 Il. It'll.
Gates Oil Company, Michigan g. Laurel
Calumet OIL Co., 1881 Mag0ffin.
OPTICAL SUPPLIES.
Southwest Optical Co., 604 Mills Bldg.
OVERALL MANUFACTURERS.
Chahin Bros, 517 s. Oregon.
Hicks-Hayward Co., 1872 N. Piefras.
Mann Iiollander Co., Overland g Stanton.
PAINTS q OILS.
Calumet Oil Co., 1881 Mag0ffin.
Gates Oil Co., Michigan ~ Laurel.
Sherwin- williams Co., 216 N. Stanton.
Sunset Paint Co., Inc, s0s Texas.
Tuttle Paint a. Glass Co., liz n. Stanton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16
DEMING GIRL WINNER
OF MARKSMAN MEDAL

Anna Page, Deming, N, M, girl,
won the marksman medal for New
Mexico in the Winchester junior
rifle corps competition held
throughout the United States and
Canada during January, according
to compilation of scores recently
completed.
The highest award was for ex-
pert marksman and only ten of
these were granted to the 10000
members of the corps that partici-
pated in the competition this year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

CLOTHING.
A. Matthias & Co., 217 Il. Overland.
Guarantee Shirt Co., 1873 n. Kansas.
Haymon Krupp g. Co., 119 w. Overland.
Laskin-Swatt Co., 100 S. Oregon.
Zelman-Koftsky, IFS S. Oregon.
CRACKERS.
Buff Candy Co., 40 Myrtle Avenue.
DRUGS. CHEMICALS, SUNDRIES.
Continental Drug Chemical Co., 81
Texas.
Kelly & Pollard, 313 Mills.
DRY GOODS.
Boertz Mere. Co., 1870 s. Oregon.
IL. Farber & Bro, ia Il. Overland.
ID. & +. Joseph, 225 s. Stanton.
HaymOn Krupp g. Co., 119 w. Overland.
Laskin-Swatt Co., 100 s. Oregon.
A. Matthias & Co., 217 II. Overland.
lehman KotosIxy Co., 115 8. Oregon.
Thacker g. Baen, 21S s. Oregon.
FEED, HAY & GRAIN.
NJ Altman d Sons, $50 S. Stanton.
Community Milling Co., 1901 Bassett.
FL Paso Seed Co., 523 T.. San Antonio.
Held Bros, Inc, 1901 Texas.
w. ID. Wise Seed Co., 2nd & chihuahua.
FLOUR
Community Milling Co., 1901 Bassett.
Held Bros, Inc, 1901 Texas.
FOUNDRIEs & IRON WORKS.
Baumgarten Wyler, 9Th & Virginia.
Mooie Iron Work, 1900 Il. Missouri.
FURNITURE-HOUSEH
III. Norwald Co., Succrs.. end & Leon.
Rogers Furniture Co.. 200 n. Stanton.
WEIGH Bedding Co., 9Th & Ochoa.
GALVANIZED WARE.
China Palace Co., 200 W. Overland.
James A. Dick Co., d05 Mills.
Western Woodenware Co., SIS San Fran
cisco.
GLASS-PLATE & WINDOW.
lei PasO Sash & Door Co., Mills 4
Walnut.
J.. W. IIoffecker 412 Mills.
Iuttie Paint & Glass Co.. liz N. Stanton.
GROCERIES.
American Grocery Co., 007 s. lei PasO,
:. Altman & Co., $50 s. Stanton
II. Amsa Sons, 220 =. Stanton.
Bray ~ Co.. list & OchOa.
Jas. A. Dick Co., 405 Mills.
sam Goodman Co., 1870 San Francisco.
Iri-Staie Grocery Co., 80l Texas.
western Grocery Co., 300 Texas.
HARDWARE.
hrakaucr-Z0rk Co., lis San Francisco.
Momsen- Dunnegan- Ryan Co. Virginia
and Overland.
China Palace Co., 206 W. Overland.
HARDNESS.
II. II, Amonett, 400 Texas.
The Myers Co., Campbell & Overland
West Texas Saddlery CO., 200 8. Oregon
B. ID. Myers saddlery Co., 526 East Over
land.
HATS & CAPS.
Louis Chernis, 2l5 S. Oregon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

The Women's International
Chamber of Commerce, founded by
Mrs. Catherine Clemens Gould, now
has branches in China, Turkey, In
dia, and Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

of the amount of Income tax due
is the admonition of the bureau Of
internal revenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

Ell Paso is your logical market.
Come to Ell Paso to do your Spring buying
Ell Paso your nearest market You make quick and fire.
quent trips to this market without great loss of time
Ell Paso obber have bought from the factories price
level and sell you at this price level.
Ell Paso wholesale houses carry large stocks of goods giving
you wide choice and making possible for
and have quick urnovers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

Throughout the

PAPER & PAPER PRODUCTS.
Max Atkin Co., PIG $. Oregon.
JAS. A. Dick Co., 405 Mills.
Western WOOdenware Co., GIG San IRAN
cisco.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES.
Krakauer- Fork Co. II5 San Francisco.
MOmsen- Dunnegan- Ryan Co., Virginia
and Overland.
nj. j. OFallon Supply Co.. COS Texas.
PHOTO ENGRAyERs.
International Photo Eng. Co., 3O5 San
Francisco.
PRINTING.
lei Paso Printing Co., 1903 Chihuahua.
Hughes Buie Co., Main Ei Paso.
Ideal Printing Co, I07 n, Campbell.
Ellis Bros, ITO S, Oregon.
McMath Prtg. g. LithO. Co., $40 West
San Antonio.
PRODUCE.
Bray & Co., LIST & OchOa.
Crombie & Co., list & Florence.
Loretz-Pegram Co., 4l9 Il. Overland.
Lyon g. Co., 301 s. Campbell.
SADDLERY.
T., t. AmOnett, 400 Texas.
S. ID. Myres Saddlery Co., 526 Il. Overland
West Texas Saddlery Co., 200 $. Oregon
SEEDS
Ei Paso Seed Co., 5sS II. San Antonio.
Held Bros, Inc, 1901 Texas.
w. ID. Wise Seed Co., End g. chihuahua.
SHEET METAL PRODUCTS.
Hills Sutton Co., 1904 Mills Bldg.
III. Nelsch Co., Texas & Magnolia.
SHIRTS.
Guarantee Shirt Co., 1873 n. Kansas.
SHOW CAsEs-FIXTUREs.
Chenoweth-Ievy Co, 2OI w. Overland.
SPORTING GOODS.
Krakauer- Fork Co., lis San Francisco.
Momsen- Dunnegan-Ryan Co., virginia
and Overland.
shelton-Payne Arms Co., 311 Texas.
SODA FOUNTAINS.
Continental Drug & Chemical Co., OH
Texas.
Empire Bottiing Works, Mills g. Florence.
SHOE MACHINERY & SUPPLIES.
Mexico Shoe Machinery Co., zig s. Ore
gOn.
West Texas Saddlery s. Finding Co.. 200
r. Oregon.
STATIONERY, OFFICE SUPPLIES.
Norton Bros, Herald Bldg.
Field-Parlser Co., 125 San Francisco.
TANNING MACH'Y SUPPLIES.
Mexico Shoe Machinery Co., 212 s. Ore
TENTS g. AWNINGS.
Il. T. AmOnett, 400 Texas.
W. X. Hill q Co, SOL f. Boulevard.
lei Paso Tent q Awning Co., 1870 San
Toys.
China Palace Co.. 206 w. Overland.
TRUNKS.
Elton Bros. Mfg. Co., 216 =. Stanton.
El Paso Trunk Factory, ~ E. Main.
WOODENWARE.
Western Woodenware Co., 5I6 San Fran
cisco.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

Martens Reaches Moscow.
Washington, Feb. 15.-Arrival
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

Health and Happiness for WOMEN =
Every woman seeks happiness the thing to be most
happiness denied regardless OF
sphere life The first and foremost essential good heah For
without health after happiness she beyond her
If she will accept the advice Of thousands OF women who have
j. Bradelds Female Regulator tonic
for and troubles their which has been sold by
drug stores Dr. Braded Female Regulator is
put up in 81 90 bottles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Kraknuer- Fork Co., 1t5 San Francisco.
Momsen- Dunnegan-Ryan Co, Virgin"
and Overland. S.,
The MYERS CO., Campbell & Overland.
Roe-Beers, Campbell and Overland, 49,
Tri-State Tractor & Imp. Co, 326 W.
San Antonio. . NJ
TEL Paso Moline Tractor Co., 2OO6 Texas
ARMS & AMMUNITION.
shelton-P Payne Arms Co., Sl7 Texas
Krakauer- Fork Co., 115 san Francisco.
Momsen- Dunnegan- Ryan Co., Virginia
and Overland.
ART GOODS & CURIOs.
Henry S. Beach, 104 Pioneer Plaza
Alto ACCESSORIES & SUPPLIES.
Auto Parts Co., 365 Myrtle.
BorderIand Auto supply Co., st. Nrain
and Texas.
Krakauer Fork Co., lis San Francisco.
|NIomsen- Dunnegan- Ryan Co., virginia
Potter Hennesy 4 Wingo, 800 Mesa.
Tri-State Accessories Corp, AIS W. San
Antonio.
BARRIERS SUPPLIES.
Buerger Bros, All Texas.
Empire Bottling Works, Mills and Flor
ence.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Horwltz Bros 1l6 san JacintO.
A. Matthias Il Co., 2l1 Il. Overland.
Shelby Shoe Co., 3l2 5. Ell Paso.
lehman Kotesky Co., lI5 5. Oregon.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Atlas Brick Co., Dallas Il q. Ill. Tracks.
III Paso Brick Co., Box 1856.
international Brick Co., 1900 Il. San
Antonio.
BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
Glenn Broom Co., Ross Iatta.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES.
lei Paso sash a. Door Co., Mills and
Walnut.
KraIsauer- Fork Co., lis San Francisco.
Momsen- Dunnegan Ryan Co., Virginia
and Overland.
Neff-stiles Co., 400 n Santa Fe.
NJ. j. o'Falon supply Co., Cos Texas.
Sheehan- North Co., ga Mills Bldg.
HI. WEIGH Co., Texas a. Magnolia.
CANDLES.
H. Akin Co., 0O5 s. I'll PasO.
Max Akin Co., 2l6 >. Oregon.
Azar Bros, $50 san Francisco.
Buff Candy Co, 40 Myrtle Avenue.
Carter Tobacco Co., 800 Campbell.
CrOmDie Candy a. Syrup Co., First
South Florence.
Empire BottIlng Work, Mills & Florence.
Louis Lewkovitz, $40 Myrtle.
LOretz- Pegram Co., 415 n. Overland.
CHINAWARE ~ CROCKERY.
China Palace Co., EOS W. Overland.
CIGARS ~ TOBACCO.
Carter Tobacco Co.. 300 ). Campbell.
James A. Dick Co., 405 Mills.
KohIberg Bros, 401 S. Santa Fe.
Louis Lewkorvitz, $40 y. Myrtle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-16
Complete
Stocks
of New
Goods at
Readjusted
Prices
ELPASO
is
Your Market

added nducemen to have you buy in Paso this Spring
the Jobbes and Manufacturers Departments OF the 81 Paso
Chamber Commerce have planned Spring Buyers Season.
beginning Feb. A. 1921.
During this will refund railway fares of all buy
who Ell Paso to do their Spring buying All that is
necessary register at the Chamber of Commerce and
your refund under the conditions given below This
refund plan will be continued all the year round.
special Southwest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-14
W @ M EN- KEENLY
INTERESTED IN THE
MANAGERIAL FORM
CITY GOVERNMENT

Secretary Thompson Of the county
election board has prepared the ball
lot boxes for the primary election and
they will be delivered to election Of
ficials in time for opening the polls
tomorrow morning. The last day of
the campaign finds all candidates
out hustling after votes, and they
are making necessary prediction
plans to garner sufficient to land
them q winner in tomorrow's cleo
ton
Interest In the race for chief of
police received quite an impetus dur
ing Sunday, and the candidates have
it all figured out where it is i'm.
possible for them to loose, although
the dope has to go wrong in all but
one case.
The proposition for the managerial
form of city government is quection
that is also being freely discussed
and it has gained many adherents
during the past As hours many have
been heard to express themselves in
favor of it who up to this time have
remained silent, and the chances look
good today that it will carry by
big majority, Opposition to the
movement is Centered in the pro-
fessional politician, and partisan who
desires to perpetuate the old system
OF incompetency upon the people, but
they are receiving but little comfort
from the voting strength Of the city
who have become heartily tired of the
way municipal affairs have been run
in the past and are waiting for the
opportunity TO effect change.
The women OF the city, whom 1t is
conceded hold the balance of power,
are taking a more active part in the
campaign than was anticipated, and
this feature alone makes it look bad
for the politicians who are in the
race. The women have studied local
affairs pretty closely, and they are
going to express their preference to.
morrow In no uncertain terms.
The chronic candidate who a year
ago predicted that the women would
cut but little figure in local cleo
tions, has had TO revise his opinion,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-14
FIRST CRACK IN LID Is
GETTING WIDER AND BIGGER

Washington, March 1.-THE recent
ruling OF former Attorney General
Palmer permitting practically the un-
limited manufacture Of beer. wines
and whisky for medical purposes will
stand, Solicitor General Grlerson said
today despite number Of protests.
unless the treasury department should
ask for its reconsideration. Such re-
quest is not under contemplation 1t
was said later at the treasury. opin-
ions are issued by the department OF
justice only 10 the president and mem
bers of the cabinet, Mr.. Frierson ex-
planned, and are not matters in which
private individuals may participate.
A review would only be made he added,
on motion Of the department originally
making the request and change made
where an error OF law was found.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-14
SCIENCE DISCOVERS
A NEW WAR HORROR

New York, March 14.-The cheml-
cal war service has discovered a
liquid poison so strong that three
drops will kill anyone whose skin it
touches, it became known here today.
Failing like rain from nozzles at.
tached to airplanes the liquid would
Kill everything in the aircraft's path,
according to a high official of the
service.
A description Of what the new war
weapon would do, in the opinion Of
this official follows:
One plane carrying two tons of the
liquid could cover an area 100 feet
wide by seven miles long in one trip
and could deposit enough matter to
Kill every man in that area: and If
those on the ground were not pro
tected by gas masks, the area of
fati!ity would be many times greater" Z"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-14

and from the manner in which they
are conducting the campaign it is evil
dent that they have become frightened
at the trend of events, and are max
ing grand stand play for the femi-
nine ballot, but il Is the general
opinion of close observers that they
started too late to do their cause
any good. besides the women of Ard
more are pretty well acquainted with
the old crowd anyhow.
Old timers stated today that there is
feeling that a general turnover
of municipal affairs is due, even as
the national election wrecked the
dreams Of so many last fall. and
they predict that tomorrow's election
will reveal the fact in most uncertain
terms that the taxpayers Of Ardmore
are tired Of paying the bills with
nothing in sight to show where their
money has been squandered.
That the heaviest vote ever polled
in a city election in Ardmore will be
cast tomorrow, Is foregone conclu-
sion. II there Is a voter in the city
who is not registered, it is entirely
his or her fault, as the precinct reg
listers were accessible, and the work.
ers in every ward were busy urging
delinquents to avail themselves of the
opportunity.
In the last general election for
county officers held in November,
1884 votes were cast in the race for
Sheriff between Garrett, Cardwell and
Butler. Prediction forecasts predict
that this number will be exceeded in
tomorrow's primary, as many who
failed to register for the last cleo
tion or who have become eligible to
the ballot since will be added to the
above list
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-14
QUESTION ARISES,
WHY THE DELAY ON
WORK ON HEALDTON-
LONE GROVE ROAD?

Is politics or red tape holding up
construction work on The Lone Grove
tealdton highway, or is Il a colnbi-
nation Of both that has set the lax
payers Of the county to wondering
when the work is to begin and how
much longer it viii be before they are
to get action on the money that has
been prorated with the highway de-
partment2 The state highway de-
partment decided several weeks ago
that the contract was to be awarded
10 Nancy Brothers, and notified the
board of county commissioners that
work would begin as soon as their
part OF the transaction was compiled
with, said part being the deposit OF
approximately sl50,O00 with the de-
partment to match that of federal aid
money. The board OF commission
ers instructed the county clerk to
mail the warrant to the state high
way commissioners. which he did i'm
mediately upon receiving Instructions,
For nearly a week the warrant was
not acknowledged by the highway de-
partment, and the board of county
commissioners got busy to know why.
In the meantime the affairs in the
office of the state highway commits
sioner became involved in q tangle
with various state officials, with the
result that an investigation was start
ed, and the state highway commits.
sioner announced that he would not
sign any more papers until the af-
fair was settled by the Investigators.
When the warrant sent by county
clerk Harris was not Acknowledged
an investigation was begun at this
end of the line. Postmaster Claude
Weaver referring to the records found
that the letter had been delivered by
special messenger to the state high
way department, and was signed for
by a MIR. Thompson an employee.
When this was made known to the
officials over the phone the letter was
discovered. and everything seemed to
be settled until today it was learned
from man who is in position to
know that the contract had not been
signed, and that the state highway
commissioner Is alleged to have re-
fused to sign it until his little affair
has been settled. 1.-THE people Of
Carter county nre not interested in
the personal affairs Of Henry Wood,
state highway commissioner, remark
ed one taxpayer this morning. "and !
hope that some immediate action will
be taken toward building this road,
the taxpayers Of the county have
waited long enough for this highway
and now that the funds are available
it is time that they should be shown
some action"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-14

Chicago.-Wage reductions of 1OO,-
900 employees in the packing industry
amounting to 12ls TO Is per cent
will go into effect Monday while the
employees affected by the cut are
balloting on proposed strike.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-14
VOTE FOR
FRANKLIN BOURLAND, CANDI-
DATE FIRST WARD FOR CITY
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
VOTE FOR
STATEMENT FEDERAL RESERVE
BANKS

Washington, March 14-1Combined
resources and liabilities Of the IL
federal reserve banks at the close of
business March II, were as follows.
Resources, total gold held by bankg,
s7S2, ,492, 900.
Total gold reserves, $2,1S7 SOC, 900.
Total reserves, $2,397 ,924,OOO.
Total bills on hand, $2,515, ,05S 900.
Total earning assets, s2,706, Gil 900.
Total resources, $5,S45, $50 900.
Liabilities:
Total gross deposits, $3.50, ,947 900.
Total liabilities, s5,S45, $50 900.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-29
sENTIMENTALITY IN CRIMINAL CASES.

Stirred ND v the repeated ouage the residence districts
of Chicago the Tribune advocates stringent methods IN deal
ing with socaled morons lays much OF the blame Tor
the cntnentaty worked up behalf OF these Wretche We
caught to the manner which the written the
newspapers and urges that if the treated III the &C
them revolving manner were the crimes IN er
commission much of the entmenaiY would be done away with
The offenders crimes against and children are rs
rule of low order OF mentality but tar removed from the stage
where they cannot distinguish between right and wrong and the
defective intellect be urged defense should be equally
proper bring up preventive and tor the purpose Oh putting
beyond the possibility OF committing the crimes
The Tribune says lie criminal OF the worst order He must
be referred SUCH sought SUCH tried such and punished
as SUCH if his criminal activities and those of others like him
be checked This be done by refusing to disguise facts NO
doubt newspapers among the offenders this develop
of psychology They only plead that they do
not wish to offend good taste unfortunate that this desire
imposes such limitations upon direct and
When regard what call moron a criminal
which he is and treat him such instead OF ward OF sen
mental humanity there will be fewer incidents such those
recently reported
A year or ago this almost unbelievable scnmentaly
very much evidence when OF these creatures tried for
most revolving murder He was showered with flowers and
petitions circulated asking cenency because OF his alleged low
mental
And is about the OF reasoning that prompted
Blaine of Wisconsin, ask that Postmaster General HAYS
take the guards off mail trains because marine shot
stealing ride train nsaking him for mail robber and he
goes ask Secretary the Navy DENLY produce
the marine for trial The put the
prevent mail robbcres which have the people millions
dollars and lives they put there with instructions
to stop otaWry and with the instructions shoot The victim
the cited by the governor unqestionaby committing
criminal and the fact that he probably a mail robbc
his eXccleny for pull the sob stuff in behalf
Of victim Of hard luck The same sentimental view would
prompt to allow burglar when caught redanded
his calling rather than shoot him. because there positive
evidence that he would kill in order escape.
It IS Just such mushy senimentalsm that often thwar
justice and encourages all sorts of crimes from petty larceny
murder knowledge that crime committed would be very
to be followed by adequate punishment would make a
below the average mentality think before he induldged
criminal With the present what is needed is
more just enforcement of the penalties for crime and less ms