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STRIKERS DELAY DISABLED VETERANS REBEL SIEGE IN SETTLE!1 When Rail Board ARRIVE' THIS A. M. Attempted ON SPECIAL TRAIN MAIL MOVEMENT to IRELAND ENDED; Futile Effort Stop Strike Carrying 200 disabled war vet. craiw, a Hpeciul irulu ulll ar- OF WALKOUT SEE! rive here this morning at 0 o'clock, and will rcjiiniii until iL TIS CHARGED II o'clock. Tho veterans will DESTRUCTION 'OF have breakfast li re, nuil will then Ik-- hIiouii around the city for tho rest of tho time. IS LEADERS ATTITUDE Situation Reported Serious Tho chamber of commerce PROPERTY HEAVY in Different Parts of the urges nil those linving motor oars available, to report to the Country; A ?stigationj station to drive members of the train party about the 'lty. Small of Men Who MEN WILLING TO CONFER WITH Is Orderp Groups, Had Been Fighting for i&-t (By Th ?"j3- Pr. the Last Week Behind EN AUTHORITY Washing' c$ Ay 6. Interfer- ANYONE JEWELL ence with o "jovement of the FATHER HELD ON United ' nails by striking Barricades, Surrender, railway , fr m in different parts of was they ,vv reported today ONE OF PRINCIPAL Leader of thd Shop Crafts Replies to a Letter to thf , of the superintendent i of r ' .mail service. The re--f MURDER CHARGE LEADERS CAPTURED From Hooper, Chairman of the Labor por " from Marshall. Tex., St..' Chaffee, Mo., and Kansas mm iiwmi-- nt Vote iiuajj Success of National Cause Board; Exact Figures On the Strike City . Quincy, Mo. Officials of the Texas and Pacific Is Purchased at the Cost Are Made Public for the First Time. lines at Marshall reported that ATPRELIMINARfj their trains and trains on other of Blazing Buildings; roads in the same were 5 Associated territory Chicatro. Julv (by the Press). Hope being materially delayed as a re- Allen 0. Newman Is Accus- Many Are Dead, , of country-wid- e strike of sult of interference strikers and for the speedy settlement the by of in statements is- their friends who, it was alleged, ed of Causing Death (Rj riif ssopiiitff-.- I'rsiO the railway shopmen was seen tonight were Dublin. 5 the Associa- tampering with the air appli- His Old Daugh- July (by sued by Ben W. Hooper, chairman of the United States ances and otherwise preventing ted Pressl. The Hiege of thn Railroad Labor and B. M. Jewell, leader of the proper movement of trains. ter at Ei Paso. strongholds of the Insurgent Triult Eoard, Officials of the St. Louis and forces was virtually ended tonight shop crafts, who ordered the walkout. San Francisco Railway company at (Hv The AsBnclntert Press.) with the surrender of small groups of men for In reply to a letter from Mr. Hooper, which was re St. Louis, Mo., notified Washington El Paso, Tex., July 5 . Private who had been fighting that protection was needed for the Allen Oscar Newman, charged with the Inst week behind the barricades garded as conciliatory in tone, Mr. Jewell declared that and of his and the capture of one of the prin- preservation operation murdering baby, for- the strikers were willing to consider any negotiations trains used In hauling mail matter. Dorothy Helen Newman, by "tak- cipal leaders, Cathnl F.rughn, that some action hold of and mer minister of defense. with one in for settlement of the strike. They requested ing the body striking But success of the national any authority bo taken by the government at the body against tho body of Mrs. the "We are willing o confer with? once. "Serious trouble" was re- Allen Oscar Newman and cause has been purchased at tha ran- - against cost of hulldlngs and terri- anyhoay autnonzca oy tne ( ported from Chaffee, Mo. and upon a bed," was held without blazing ' ble destruction In O'Connell street, to The Kansas Rail- fcinif 1 TriniffmHilllfiMiliii commis- roads to bring peace proposals City Southern v bond by the United States to of the loss of life ex- AGE way company from Kan- sioner to answer to tho United say nothing us," said Jewell. "I include or reported and the many seriously wounded. labor sas City, Mo., that the strike situa- States district court instanter at a ns clude, nobody, but if the was U. S. rail labor board in session. rail executives with board. There is still no information us tion growing more serious and Below, preliminary hearing here today. to of Kamonn dn board, for instance, camo to that at De strikers had Tho murder took the whereabouts we Quincy, alleged place Valera who has apparently escaped with a dofinite proposition warned officials in charge of mail Blame for failure to avert the Hooper, chairman of the United tives and union chiefs wore to in Newnan's quarters nt Fort Bliss net. POLICY WRONG, on shoul- re- meet in eleventh-hou- r from the free staters' would not hesitate to consider it." trains not to transfer mail matter rail Btrlke is placed the States rail labor board. Jewell an attempt, the evening of June 27. Are Defiant. M. head of fused to a conference called to iron out and Ser- Irregulars Mr. Jewell then made public for during the night. ders of Bert Jewell, attend their difficulties Mrs. P. J. Lyons, wife of In when ten The the railroad Ben by the board at which rail execu avert the walkout. the later afternoon, the exact on postoffice department, It shop crafts, by geant P. J. Lyons, told of the baby buildings, including three hotels, the first time figures was said, would in her arms. 400,-00- 0 dispatch inspectors dying wero aflame, the remainder of thn the strike vote taken by the OHMER ASSERTS to all on Gran-vill- points where trouble might "Tho baby was the large bed Irregulars, driven into the e members of the six Bhop arise in the transmission of the and was gasping," she testified. "I with fire on all sides, vote was divided into hotel, crafts. The mails. The inspectors will be re- DUTY ON NGM DE think she died when I picked her still maintained b desperate re- first on to in- TARIFF SERVE COUNTRY PLUMES I three separate ballots, the Automobile quired make an immediate up. When reached my house shj sistance with automatics and riflei, accepting a $50,000,000 reduction Head of Huge vestigation and transmit at was dead." but it was seen 'hat labor reports already they in wages ordered by the Firm the Workers once to the superintendent of the On specific questioning, Mrs. could not long delay th : inevitable board, the restoration of seven Says railway mail service here who, if Lyons testified that the Newmans end. working rules altered by the board, Have the Opportunity to he deems It advisable will place ALMONDS CAUSES WITH DEVOTION, POORLY CHOSEN were in her house two weeks be- The final attack by the free Mala and, third, the abolishment of out the matter before thedepartmcnt fore the bnby was killed, and that troops began at mid-da- y after a ride contracting by the roads. Earn More. of justice. Newman handed his wife the baby, lull during which the firing .slack- A tabulation of the ballots, Mr. saying. "Here's that brat of ened greatly. The regulars adopted cent Jewell said, showed 94.7 per (By The Amnclnted Prer,.) VEGAS HOUSE .HEATED DEBATE VETERANS TOLD CET MEN FIRED yours." the desperate plan of bombing tho of the men had voted to strike on Chicago, July 5. Assertion that ROBBED Tho witness related that before insurgents. A bomb was hurle-- the question of wages, the heaviest "a wage reduction policy is wrong OF MONEY AND JEWELS she went over for the baby, she Into Hammam's hotel and soon vote for a strike being on the ques- in every wav and unnecessary," was looked through her window an.l faint wisps of smoke crept through tion of outside contract labor made today by Will I. Ohmer, chair- Levies on Hot could see into the Newman home, the shattered windows and sud- (PECI4L O tPATCH TO MONNIN9 JOURNAL) Senate Approves President Harding Spends Good Weather Reading fol- which polled 97.1 per cent of the man of the board of the Associated noting "Newman was with denly a burst of flame in front, Motor an automobile Las Vegas. N. M.. 6. The Tucumca-ri- beating volumes srtoke. vote cast. The ballot on rules Industries, residence July a Number of California Day at Marion; Reviews Comes Out of ; something. He was standing at the lowed by dense tf came second with 96.2 for embracing seven car and of Arthur Jaffa on North The flames quick'y In Icfk strike. merger Sixth street was broken Rail- baby's crib and was striking down spread Union leaders said that the vote in- truck companies, formation of Into last Products; Walsh Contin- Parade, Golf and Story Tells of with than two hours three buildings week. night and a ot Plays something." dicated the relative importance at- which was announced last quantity Jewelry and Sergeant Lyons substantiated his were completely destroyed. Mr. Ohmer's are In $10 in money taken. A child's bank ues General Fight. Delivers an Address. way Men's Plight. Htlll battle the Irregu- tached to the three points at issue headquarters in wife's testimony. the raged, by their Dayton, Ohi,o. Outlining his wage containing savings small coins Mrs. who lars firing fusillades from the win- membership. was carried away. The. The PrrnO to Tlif .limrnnl Charles Watson, lives Contract Work. policy Mr. Ohmer said: jewelry (By Ancln"il (By The Aamtluted rreaa.) (Speclul rorroapcinilpnre at the Lyons testified she dows of both the Gresham and tho should Join now in taken was valued at several hun- 5. After some O., S the Asso- Tucumcari, N. M., 5. l'he quarters, national rifle- In railroad circles it was de "Everybody dred Washington, July Marion, July .(by July was with Mrs. Lyons when the lat- Granville, while the harmonious work for production dollars. Chief of Police P. J. but by over- ciated So ns Tucumcari American publishes th men vigorously from, their clared that the way had already is sharp controversies Press). long the ter looked through the . window. replied and for all. Talk of Murphy endeavoring to run senate consecrated' opposite and from ar- been cleared for prosperity out of down the thieves. whelming majorities, the American Legion is to following interesting story: Mrs. Watson described the same positions of the issue that of con- wage reduction is entirely duties on a the name is a name, a occurrence. mored cars. gravest Where is If approved today tariff preservation of the constitu "A only thing Furnace. tract work by the of harmony. prosperity in- or discarded at limning ngreement reduction? We are number of California products, tion and law and order, the Amer to be used, changed, 1 o'clock an ar- twelve roads to abolish outside con-- ti there is wage Shortly after now and not a rate of 15 cents a pound ican republic is se- - the discretion ot the bearer. At a oppo- acting at the labor board meeting building up tearing cluding everlastingly mored car took up position down. NULLORY on Bhelled almonds, which was the cure. President Harding assorted1 least such is the altitude of a couple CLERKS' site the Gresham and poured a last Friday, when Mr. Jewell ig- workers ILIA in a brief to several! STRIKE fire into ex- "We believe that wage of a somewhat heated ex- address today ot gentlemen who applied for jobs hurricane of machine gun nored an order to appear and the to earn subject thousand world war veterans who Smoke belched his strike order. should have opportunity between senators on the Southwestern recently. The the hotel windows. plain mnrn waees instead of less. law change Johnson, held a reunion here. ' forth, followed by a muf- Mr. Jewell said Lcn-roo- name quickly that the inter of working TO republican, California, and t, Reminding them that were ifc of the other fellow's didn't and of vention of the board had come too of cutting down wages PARTICIPATE they until fled explosion tongues men Find women is the most Harm republican, Wisconsin. now charged with a greater re- even mean anything to them 1ST LINES flames from tho windows, and late and that the only way to pre- on of ful talk that could be indulged in Other duties by the sponsibility than they were the they stole the cognomen worn by within half an hour the front the vent disorders was for him virtu- to what every approved battle fields of France, Mr. Hard- as a was a furnace. to the board and now It is contrary senate included: the other and lost their jobs building flaming ally defy thus in this country SEMI-FINAL- 2 ing declared tho destiny of the water on tho let the rank and file of the six constructive agency III S Figs, dried or in brine, cents a consequence. The firemen played is for. Whoever is wont- 40 United States was In the hands of to between tho Gresham and crafts involved working !3 pound; prepared or preserved, "Hichord Cauther happened LATEFORECAST premises shop organizations for wage reductions now former service men. ill Tucumcari a few days ugo the Hammarn and saved them in know that their leaders had their ing pen cent ad valorem. "I no in land Gresham the stream. 2 have hesitancy saying,'" at the fate of the on were In pulling against Raisins, 2 cents a pound: and needed a job. He applied part, but hands the brakes and and the Tbe Aasoi'inted he said, "that it is in good hands." j was was first hopeless. "What this country (By frew.) zante or other, 5 cents a trainmaster's office and put from the full control of the situation. He mutual & currants, The the men in floors of world wants is harmony, Wimbledon, July (by the Asso- president urged to work during the melon rush. In Santa Fe Employes From Even while the lower said that so far he had received dt pound. of earlier! i will confidence ana greater ciated Press.) Mrs. Molla BJur-Rte- his audience, all whom out papers, ti lintel were burning, the irreg no overtures toward a set- good can Limes,, in natural state or in in the making his appliralion from tho looking Wage reduction Mallory has won her way to 1 afternoon had participated lio didn't West Claim ulars continued to fire production. and oranges, cent a re- however, he that Albuquerque tlement and had made .none. He semi-fina- ls sin- brine, pound; in a historical which he J o ClOCK. onlv oroduce discontent, pessimism the of the women's lf parade tu nnner windows, but by grape one-ha- of one cent have a very savory past, and added that the strike vote was the and limited production. gles in the grass court tennis fruit, viewed, to serve their country as of i' They Have a Grievance the remnant of the garrison, flv a war-tim- e avoid tile possibility having most representative ever taken. is mat She defeated Mrs. pound. civilians with consecra- weary-eye- d and blackened, "The essential argument championship. v Walnuts of all kinds, unshelled, account for certain misdeeds, he Officials. men, Hooper Denies necessary, of 2, tion and devotton. s Against Road's tbe rear of the Charges. wage reduction is not Edington, England, today four cents a shelled 12 tho name of a former emerged from' Mr. Hooper in his letter to Mr. but 'on the contrary, is in on a sodden court which be- pound; Morning Round of Golf. adopted Matliew building under the white flag and vc, cents a pound. last friend and signed himself, The ll "d !'. 1 Jewell earlier in the day denied thing that would aereat wnat is came extremely muddy as the play The president began his day tly Ajo surrendered. the letter's charge that the labor efficient pro- This Dates, fresh or dried, one cent a among tho home folks with a Bnrtoldes, , Los Angeles, July 5. A strike on White Is Seen. necessary, namely, progressed.- victory brings "A davs the reai To-pe- Flag board was to em- needs pound; prepared or preserved, 40 round ot on the new few later the coast lines of the Atchison, a white was seen unfriendly the duction. The answer to the Mrs. Mallory one step nearer her morning golf JL.thew Barteldes in the Presently flag longed-for-mat- per ad valorem. S. close appeared and Santa I'e the of ployes or that it had "outlawed" of the country is not wage reduc- with the little cnt links here with O. Rapp, a and railway by protruding from tho dnnr the the strikers. "It has methods of Senator Waif, democrat of Mas- Marion friend. General Pershing trainmaster's office applied members of the Protherhood of hotel and a man stepped only accepted tion but more efficient French world's champion, Suzanne for a Job as hrakeman. Ho was Edinburgh your own statement that the strik- Put the factories Lenglen. sachusetts, continued his general and Charles G. Dawes, former bud- Railway and Steamship Clerks, forth, the flag In ono hand and a manufacturing. fight the items in the agri- bureau director. After lunch- given application papers. However, nnd Sta- Behind him ing men are not now employes of on a thoroughly efficient basis and Mile. Lenglen by her defeat of against get 01 . Freight Handlers, Express suit case In the other. On cultural schedule. He declared eon at the home of C B. Kllng, it occured to him that in view tion was forecast here and pro- the carriers," the letter Baid. "It you won't have to cut wages. Miss Ryan on Tuesday had already recent disturbance ho had caused Employes, walked a curious pitiful used can earn for the semi-fina- ls that the rate on raisins could not Mrs. Harding's brother, tho presi- by H. D. Matthews, general cession of between twentv and has not, however, the rasping the contrary the workers qualified and on a railroad, it might today word 'outlaw' at any time." more and more win re therefore did not In to- be justified, as Oie Industry had dent went to a reviewing stand to neighboring chairman of the organization. thirty persons, mostly women, a product participate never as which lie better to adopt another name to Is 70 Mr. Jewell declared his . matches. But she was on the prosperous nt it had since witness the parade depicted The grievance of the employes white haired woman of bringing that sult. . . day's of offer statement was in nut w movement national prohibition became effec- various stages of Marion's history. avoid tho embarrassment not one of wages, to the rear, all carrying small the nature of an Reduction of costs snouia ground watching every tho He selected the according up explanation of labor's side of the about reduction of of her American rival. tive. The president entered into ing explanations. Matthews, but involves the refusal of luggage. brought by "The of with the en- name of a former friend and signed quantities situation and that he was not re- wages. What times can iur i Mrs. Edington, Mrs. Mallory's op- prohibition amendment did spirit the pageant of the company officials to meet Thev explained mat uiey imi o more for this than a tariff thusiasm of a school boy. lie himself Richard Cauther. of in con- been in tho Edinburgh a ceding from any of the original de- perior methods ot manuraciw i.. ponent today, plays rather an industry wasn't until advice representatives employes living mands made underhand sliced "shot, ever could do," he said. grinned broadly when a float pass- it very long ference to discuss controversies whole week, chiefly taking refuga upon the railways. wage cutting. on colonial came in tu the efectthat explana- to The statement was in "One reason that has enabled me with which she is extremely accu- Discussing the rates on' dates, ed which a mother, arising on coast lines. in the cellars, but were forced interpreted Bee the Massachusetts rocking a cradle, placarded 'with a tions should be had from Richard the flames in an railway circles, however, as tr. tai,A this rinlnt of view and rate. She is considered a stone wall senator charged he Whether we will walk out leave by adjacent re- that "whoever to vote sign: "No rocked in this." Cauther regarding a discharge store. clearing a way to a settlement by the real economy of enabling the in defense and seldom misses a promises for flapper an upon what action the i this bill on An old schooner, drawn received from eastern railroad, negotiation, the previous under- wnrker to make all tne money ne turnable ball, so that the American cither side of the prairie labor board takes on our tele never considered to chamber, can whatever rates by twenty mules, and dilapidated and from Mathew Barteldes, re standing being that Mr. Jewell capable of, is that I have felt champion is have get in which a graphic complaint that company VOCATIONAL PARLEY from or bet- done most work in not they want." rural frontier wagon garding disturbance he hao officials,- to meet with would refuse to deal with the labor myself any different creditably there was a stove, also caused on a road. The by refusing board and would insist on ter than the men at the benches. conceding more games. She won As he made this declaration he smoking neighboring our representatives are violating a TO BE HELD IN SANTA negotia- ex- faced caused the president to smile. Mr. gentlemen were summoned to ap tion direct with the carriers. A "The truth is that we are an with something in hand at all Senator Ashurst, democrat, decision of the labor board," Mat- earner at times. of who Harding leaned over the railing to pear, 'lho real Richard Cuuthci FE ON AUGUST 7 to 11 settlement these how- alike The wage Arizona, had supported the four-fo- thews said. ."Our grievance is not along lines, actly bus- committee wave to a drum major appeared first and swore that hi ever, was made difficult because of the bench and the head of the Mrs. Mallory has reached the duties on almonds and one against nny brder of the board, but semi-fina- ls who strutted the head of had never worked for insistence iness at the directors' table have without losing a single walnuts, on which roll calls were at, the neigh- officials of the road In not (Speciul Corresponnence ta The Journal.' the roads' that they had band. boring . railroad in He against 5. some feelings and re set. But tomorrow she is to meet demanded. question. to an order en- Santa Fe, July The annual no part in the dispute, declaring t exactly the service-me- from all was ex- living up regularly voca- earner iooks Mrs. Beamish and this will be the "I believe that If Former making very satisfactory labor conference of Instructors in was entirely a matter between the actions. If the wage honestly the of Ohio had flocked into Ma- planations until tered by the board." be held in and sees and sees great test concerning which critics senator In charge of this bill had parts the real Mathew Tho to was in tional agriculture will government and the strlkera, as the around prosperity rion to in the parade naiiciues complaint referred 7 to l.i snare ot are open-minde- made the rate on 200 participate appeared and stated that Santa Fe from August 11, it walkout was directed a de- that he is not getting his dates per and to hold a reunion at the fair he bad been the form of a telegram sent Sat- against he will become dissatisfied just Mrs. Beamish has already won cent, . he could have gotten It tmnnspd to labor board announced by R. W. Foard, super- cision of the board." it, grounds. of the fact that he never urday the railway visor of vocational for For a Settlement. the same as the head of the direct- over the American on two occasions. passed," declared Senator Walsh. for worked at Chicago. agriculture Hope but has also been defeated her. "There Is no the eastern railroad from which the state department of agriculture. Labor leaders, members of ors' table would." by longer independent .t About 1,600 employes of the the Mile. in the MAN WOMAN GET supposed to have been dls The federal department will be labor board and railway executives Lenglen reaching Judgment and action in this body. AND Santa Fe will be affected should semi-fina- ls Mrs. M. F. (barged. Then Mnthev by Dr. H. L. Kent, pres- united in the ot MAY has defeated n.n.M... the strike be called, Mr. Matthews represented tonight expression SAN FRANCISCO " TO YEARS FOR .Mathew Rich-viaUt- hr of the that a Ellis, Miss Evelyn Colyer, Miss 75 80 Barteldes,' and said. ident agricultural college. hope speedy settlement was Kathleen McKane and Miss Eliza- ENTRIES CLOSE FOR saw "'cliard Cauther. Las Cruees, and H. M. Skidmore. now In sight, declaring that the BE SCENE OF NEXT - KILLING NEAR TAOS of them Matthows is not regarded by for the Paclflo coast most serious obstacles in beth Ryan, all sterling players. apparently had Santa Fo officials as an accredited regional agent the way GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP known that the other was a The following official of had G. 0. P. CONVENTION There Is no question that up to trie within of the clerks' or- region. peaceful agreement allready she been at the of (Slieclal Oorreapondence to f'te iiiumin.i thousand miles of Tueumcnrl At representative statement accompanies the an- present has top 11 was been removed. They pointed to (By The Amociuted Preas.V Taos. N. M., 5. The follow- dilln,t ganization, it said tonight by nouncement: successful her game. July n?nVat1 tak0 t,le train, I. L. the negotiations between (By Tbe Amoclnted I"rm.) follow- New York, 5. Entries ing sentences were given by the long to see Hibbard, general manager of "All instructors of vocational ag- Mr. and W. L. Both women' have many July for the railroud on the coast, and Hooper McMenlmen, San Francisco, Calif., 5. A American Is the popu- the United States open golf cham- court in the recent term: Br,d rewnrJPfl the the riculture who will be in service tha of labor F. Gra-bl- e, July ers, but the to gentlemen refuses to the board, and E. pionship to be helrt Pablo Rivera was sentenced ...... a. umo . company treat with him. school are required t' of United Broth- strong sentiment has been created lar favorite. envelope. "He never coming year president the Mile. to meet the Skokie club, Glencoe, III., from seventy-fiv- e to eighty years "The two frienl Inff i., - iv. has been employed attend this conference. erhood of Maintenance of and among the chiefs of the republican Lenglen has yet mur- the Fe lines for Way in favor of Francisco as Mrs. one of ciosea tonignt with a record list in the Btate penitentiary. for mp"anl wore that each was off by Santa more than "Railroad fare will be paid botii Railroad Laborers, which yes- party San Peacock, England's of 288 in Taos six said Hibbard. Shop scene of 1924 con- best in some th players, according to offi- dering Juan A. Cordova the bther for life, but both were months," "We ways for all agricultural teachers averted an Immediate walk- - the the national players, but, ways, seen him with ac- terday to word re- tennis enthusiasts feel that cial announcement bv th TTnito canyom some hours later each wear- - charged hlsrepresentation upon presentation of statement vention, according English States Golf B. Cordova was sent- ' in San United (Contlnueo on f(ige Two., ceived here from Robert L, Webb, she is going to beat their candidate association. This num- - Genoveva unsay optic and bearing evi- Francisco, and the companied by signed receipts for ner twenty-thre- e seventy-fiv- e to dence States railroad labor board sus executive secretary of the San into action in the finals exceeds by the enced to eighty of having had some snrt nt same. jand cjme former In- Rivera in the mur- tained our in ex- Francisco Convention league, who iwith the American. record entry of 265. at years for aiding personal contact. company revoking "A very cordial Invitation is is in verness, Toledo, In 1920. der of her husband, Cordova. The real names of thn - nts pass and the leave of absence tended to all and the east. In today's matches Mrs. Peacock The one to one men irn- superintendents WEATHER The democratic convention which defeated Miss Dransfield, York- entry list for what promises Ramon Cortea, from above mentioned are with- granted him when he took a posi- principals of schools and members was while to be one of the greatest open and a half years in the penitentiary held for reasons known best to tion with the union. After the rul- of school boards to attend this nominated James Cox held shire champion, with ease, bank ot the here in 1920 and that a Mrs. Beamish won from Mrs. Elli- tournaments In American golf his- for fraud on First National reporter, however, there Is no rea- ing of the board, he ceased to be reports tory, include a of note. son to our FORECAST. time was had are l. number promi- Taos; hesitate In giving them an- employe and therefore we do pleasant by all, ott, nent British in from one to one and not Denver, Colo., July 5 New said to be Influencing the When was abandoned be- players addition to Juai Vigil other name since thev evidently recognize his right to repre- GALIXP PAVING DELAYER play all of better known for have no sent our 5. New Mexico: Thursday and Friday, fair cause of rain, Herald Patterson, of practically the a half years in the penitentiary hesitation in doing It other employes." Gallup, N. M., July The local thunder showers north was in an un- amateurs and professionals Jn this striking a woman on the head with Mexico Construction company had south; Australia, leading near Ranchl-to- s. portion; cooler north Thurs-da- y finished Cecil Camp- country. George Duncan and Abe an Irrigation shovel, COMPANY INCORPORATES. to close down operations for a few portion IGNACE PADEREWSKI match against .TlllV K i 2, 1. Mitchell, British pros, will take Santa Fe. Tha ParnnAt, week on account ot nd in souther ;t portion Fri- bell, of 'England, 9, HOME IS WRECKED BY davs the past their second attempt to lift the Jose Gallegos. for assault and Mining company, with of- - n of material. Their ship- day. AND WIFE WILL SAIL Randolph Lycett was the first a principal shortage semi-finali- title, while Wlllln Hunter, former from one to one and hal: uue in nas to on Arizona: Thursday, partly cloudy, st in men's robbery, TORNADO; WOMAN AND union, Deen incorporat- ments of gravel failed arrive the singles ao ., n . V. a nnnltontlnrv nnn .. slightly cooler; Friday, unsettled. FOR EUROPE JULY 15 to reach that T. M. British title holder, and Alex. Ar ed for taon rr hini, tnnn t time. The paving work Is roins stage, defeating mour, scotcn will rep- to four montns in 2 CHILDREN subscribed. The Davison, 6, 1, cnampion, Cardonette jai. INJURED Incorporators are; right along, and the company hopes resent the foreign amateur contin for violating the prohibition laws A. A. Stoner, Therma, 600; B. J. to complete the Job by the end t (By Thn Asiorlntrd Treat.) was under a the Conditions for the twenty-fou- r Los Calif., 5. gent... Mike Perallio put Br The Amoelnted PreM.l Reece, Therma, $600; C. S. Davis. the month of July. Some of Angeles, July (hv Cha-nut- e. be-- , hours ended at 6 p. m 4$$$$$444)$$$4$$ $1,000 bond to appear before Greeley. Colo., !). A Therma, 600; C. F. Reece, streets that were paved at the yesterday, Ignace Paderewski, famous pianist . July small - recorded by the university: and former of ac- FOKEST EATEN CP. COU BARS ARRIVE. federal court. tornado late yesterday wrecked Kansas J1fln- II A Reene ginning of the job have been open- premier Poland, the . Highest temperature 96 companied by Mme. Paderewski. Reglnn, Snsk., July 5. Cat- - New York, July 5. Gold bars house of John Biggs near Buck- Chanute, $100. The statutory agent ed for traffic. Lowest 71 passed Los have eaten up valued at $3,000,000 arrived here 125 WALK OITT AT GLOBE. ingham, slxtv miles east of h ere is s, JJUV1S. through Angeles yeste- crplllurs fifty hun- WINS. Kange ' 35 rday on the way to their ranch at squaro miles of forest In the today on the eleamer Majestic Globe, Ari., July 6. One and caused the Injury of Mrs. Biggs FORT SILL XII W r V1IMI e com- Colo.. I. Mean Paso Robles, Calif. They plan to lit! In .1 ltwift f linri 6 from England for Kuhn. Loeb & dred and twenty-fiv- men, and her two children. VOLO WINS OHIO PURSE. Colorado Springs, July Humidity at 6 a. m.. 39 sail from New York for a leaf remains Co., bankers. ; This is a continua- prising the entire shop crafts force Tho house was literally torn to North Randall, Cleveland, Ohio, Fort Sill de'eated the United 8tate Europe Scarcely Rreen 6. to Humidity at 6 p. m.. . 16 15. The former ask. ana tno aisinei me tion of the movement for tha bal- of the Arizona Eastern railroad pieces by the wind storm, accord July The great Volo, driven by Remount association polo team July premier, presents N." won score of 16-- The Okla- Precipitation 1 ed if he would er in stark nppearnneo of a winter ancing of trade accounts which shops here, all of whom had failed ing to reports reaching here. One Walter Cox, of Goshen, Y., day by a politics 2:03 scoied at will Wind velocity 12 Polnnd, Indicated he would wait sjfiic, forestry officials say. was Interrupted for several weeks to heed the nationwide striko order child wns picked tin by the wind the Ohio purse, $5,000, for homa officers aftet South African tools to- nnd carried n of feature event of the the first chukker and registered ( Jiircction of wind Southwest until his return there before mak- by the strike in the Saturday, laid down their distance sixty feet trotters, grand circuit number of Character of, day. , . .Partly, .cloudy. ing a, decision, . .. .. gold fields, day and walked put. from toe house, racing here today spectacular goals. - Pag- TWiT 6, 19221 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNSE July r as a means dif- Harding of settling HOPE FOfi SETTLEMENT DIEGEL SETS RECORD ference. SEE ISLETA WINDOW SHADES! WOMEN TO The Bituminous conferees ad- ON UN SEEN 'FOR THE SK0KIE LINKS Cars run Tuesday, Thursday fin ntecd Hollers and Shade HI journed until Monday, have merely iOMIITl and at 9:30 Cloth. Let us an powers to suggest action to their IN LEADERS' ATTITUDE Saturday mornings give you associates in Chicago, 5. Leo Dlegel of to tills Interesting Indian pu- ratimate. the mining districts July eblo. hours. IN and the unions, and so far have New Orleans, a former protege of Time, . three ANDERSON BROS. TIKE ft PAR T FOR CLOTURE IS Oil GOIIL STRIKE (Continued From Fage One.) Walter of British Fare, $3.00. Knsharo Tours, failed to agree on Hagen Detroit. 370-.- anything for the .114 W. Phono 1500-- Phono 1 present. out open champion, today set a non- tiold. of some 400,000 track laborers. of 66 President Harding on his return Board members declared that competitive record strokes, will be four under par for the Skokie 1 Saturday given full reports the points at Issue in both cases links in national CRM CAUSE OF FIGHT SET FOR TODAY from Secretaries Hoover and Davi- wera practice for the somewhat similar although open golf championship for which son which has In the ex- the maintenance men had bal-lott- transpired only a record field of 288 players have Can't Beat Us ecutive gatherings. Further gov- on the question of accepting entered. They ernment action, It was a For Service. and Prices at Las Document Presented to the to the Anthracite assumed, $60,000,000 wage reduction The The previous record for the Quality LUMBER Form Organization Parties will be determined after the in- track men agreed to accept this cut course was formation thus assembled 67, held by Phil Gaudln, to Work for Dem- Senate Bears 52 Signa- Situation Will Meet; Sec- hao been under protest on the promise that the home professional. While not Duke City Cleaners GLASS PAINT Vegas digested. the labor board would Immediately hear all the back tees were used, the Phone 448. 1209 North Fourth ocratic Party; Several tures, 12 Less Than, the retary Fall Is Expected to their pleas for wage advances, performance of the southern pro- CEMENT PLASTER ' retroactive to 1, when the pay Two-thir- July fessional was marvelous, as ho went Counties ds Majority. Be Present. slashes became effective. Represented. " out In 31 strokes, despite a five ex WINNER OF Fifth Day of Walkout. on the long fifth hole, as he had ISPtCIM. OIATCM MOBNINO JOUNU) (By The Awioolnted (B.T The AinnrlntrA Meanwhile the fifth day of the two 2's, making three irdies for Albuquerque Iia Vegas, N. M., July 5. Rep- Washington, July 5. The repub- Washington, July 5. !..)While set- walkout passed In comparative the first, nine. He went one over C. H. CARNES women to several clashes were 185-yar- resentative democratic lican petition for cloture shut off tlement of the bituminous coal quiet, although par for the only time on the d several reported from widely SPECIALIST IN Ot:ULAB Lumber Co. gathered here today from debate on the administration tariff strike appeared tonight to hinge on OF FIVE OF separated thirteenth, but with two more REFRACTION to the. was late in sections of the country, Railways birdies chalked up a 35 for the counties of New Mexico lay bill, presented today the the and min- TI at 1057-- meeting operators many points began employing homeward trip. The course is 107 6. Fourth. Phone 423 North First Street foundation for a statewide organi- the senate. It immediately pro- ers ate expected to have with Pres- new men to take the places of the the success of a the 6,548 yards long. , zation to work for voked bitter fight. Under ident next Monday, anoth- strikers, while others notified their democratic party at the polls must come to a vote Harding RACING EVENTS men their would be held the rules the issue er conference of the parties to the that places next November. at noon on Friday. open for them until July 10, Traffic H. Hunker of this city, anthracite situation will be held continued George fifty-tw- o practically without and Mrs. Frances There were signatures tomorrow. state chairman, to or twelvA less than The Associated IS. of Fort Sumner, vice the petition, (lit Prei.) Nixon two-third- s It was expected that Secretary who called the meet- the majority Jiecessarj North Randall, Cleveland, Ohio, chairman, clouure Fall would meet miners' 5 IMPROVED its Mrs. M. to invoke the existing rule, again the July (by the Associated Press.) BUSINESS ing, outlined purpose. which would limit debate on the owners' F. of Tucumcari, national union officials and mine The driving of Walter Cox featured CONDITIONS SHOWN rui Kirhy Mex- bill to one hour for each sonator wmmitteewoman from New of representatives, but the impression today's grand circuit harness horse and preclude the offering any in- IN ico, gave a report from Quay additional amendments, even by the was that the session might be races at this track, the Goshen, N. CUSTOMS REPORTS county. :ommitte majority. conclusive with the result that any relnsman winning two of the MY ' finance Y, n Johnston of would be held Mm Florence Poyas Although a nnmher of senators action up pending five events. He won the Ohio 2:08 Washington, July S. Generally Albuquerque, chairwoman for Ber- from which the outcome of the bituminous Improved business conditions in the asked women of are absent Washington, trot, with a purse of $5,000, with nalillo county, the ,..r,iii,i nut Hnwn thn number neces sessions. an In country are reflected In Increased an in po- thu great Volo, outsider the the slate to take interest a two-thir- some Though neither bituminous op- customs the dur- wom- sary for majority, betting, and tho second division of reports highest affairs. "We want the iriuvu-me- nt erators nor the officials of litical of those belunu trie cioiuru the the 2:10 pace with San Flash. ing the last fiscal year for 133 en to take an active part In every doubted it would suc miners onion assembled had power years, according to a statement is- The Manufacturers' Sale Shoe Store to that Never before in the history of the move hading up the election, ceed. to make binding decisions for their so won sued tonight by Assistant Secretary county confer- track have many long shots through precinct primaries, Fight Fail To Sign. associates, the anthracite in one Tho Great Volo won of the Treasury Elmer Dover, in state conventions and n nf re ence, as summoned President day. of customs. conventions, ,Mit oiiit tlm sixlv by today's feature in straight heats, charge 302 North First Street, the campaign," said Mrs. Johnston. in the senate signed the Harding, constituted actually a of each "Tho United States customs re- is success of publicans taking the polo at the start "Our main object the potion. Those eignt were: a.u Joint wage negotiating group. mile and never being headed. ceipts for the fiscal years just the democratic ticket, and we can Mrsea. S. P. Warriner, chairman of the ended," he said, "amount to $356,-443,38- 7, nom- Kollctte, Morris, Johnson, Prince l.oree, the world's double GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE best attain it by securing the Borah, ISrandegee, Crow and Wal general committee of anthracite finished second. which la an increase of of clean men and women was gaited champion, over The ination ler. Immediately the petition operators and rhllllp Murray, vice Billy Wilcox, winner of the third $48,418,285 last year. for all offices." by Chairman Alccum-be- r, chairman of the mine workers, led 2:10 was - highest previous year In the history Starts chair- presented heat of the pace, the long- 133 Today! Mrs. J. W. Mclvin, county of the finance committee. It. tho respective delegations which ot- Kbnt nf thf dnv. Ha nnid hold of the customs covering years, re- met was in 1910 when amount- woman for Guadalupe county, brought a protest from Senator Saturday night empowered to ers of a $2 mutuol ticket J 14.60. receipts that the organization of Underwood, of Alabama, the demo- - make a wage settlement and are on ed to $333,683,445, so that the ts Come an not a of shoes ported A $2 ticket Alice O. Forbes, for are get yours. Absolutely pair priced women there is already complete inri,ir mhn nid the demo expected to do so again tomorrow. winner of tho first heat of the 2:12 this year nearly effective. consented All indications $23,000,000 In excess of the largest and crats had "courteously" preliminary to the trot, paid $43.00, a place ticket on over $3.50 to give everybody a chance. Store will be open Politics Hurts SoliooR nnmmifton'q reuuest that its meetings were that the union con- Dennett, which finished sec previous year. ' first and Lady Mrs. Irvin Ogden, Jr., county amendments be considered tingent would offer to negotiate a ond, $D!).8ft, and a show ticke 9 M. school and demo- not ror tne ma- new contract on until P. superintendent that it was fair wage the general $31.20, while holders of tickets on p. cratic chairwoman for Mora to come in now and propose basis of scales March 31, county jority existing Captain jrosby, which finished third Wind Shield Glass-Lumb- er declared that politics is to from the minority while the a re- county, take away operators, asking In this mile, were paid $34. O. with the to propose amendments duction of wages, would arbi- J. BAt.DKimJE LUMBER CO. interfering improvement their right tender 421 Snulb t int Slrret. rhone 402. I- - of the schools in Mora county. .Senator Kooinson, cemocrai, wi tration at the hands of President Journal Want Ad brlna resultA ' Mrs. Nell Hansen, county school Arkansas, in a vigorous 'speeen, superintendent and democratic .i.o,i v.o usno nf eood faith in the county chairman for Quay county, presentation of the petition. said her idea of interesting women Ho charged mar. tne purpura ; in public matters is thresh the nf nff rnmnlaints against the BChools. Mrs. Hansen aid in her hill from tho majority side. 36-INC- H county the superintendent and Says Hill is iwaii'n, Crash school board have their i.'iu in thn form nresented Collister & pared is ' Kistler, Company PERCALE hlidget to the lowest possible point, ly tho finance committee beaten, mere a scnaiu. Toweling but have endeavored to get a do- be shouted, "is or llar's worth of schooling for the doesn't know that on that side 15c dollar chamber (the republican side) 10c toys and girls for every the dis- spent. Mrs. Hansen said in many there is a growing reeling of Yard Yard republican counties the board had gust that is threatening the defent of hill? 10 Yards to 10 Yards made the budget larger than was the con- - a to a needed, knowing that it would be "It's beaten In the public Customer cut by State Educational Auditor science. This petition for cloture Customer as mincomoe ami Sale Joerna, Is presented pure learance of u Miss Grace Barker of Santa some of the signers the petition be to see the bili y would glad Jlosa, and a possible candidate for in - of Guada- abandoned. Everywhere pri- county superintendent ntAeta ul'i.ro it- has been lupe county, said educational mat- umi.v - - made anuuiii.'issue Its proponents have ters should be in that ... . n" 1. improved met wun aivuster.i -- section. It was stated that in It almost many counties, almost all the the country is against unanimously." COMMENCES teachers hold second and third TODAY, JULY 6th grade certificates, but most of them get first grade pay. GERMANY'S NOTORIOUS - Mrs. F. A. Manzanares, Jr., and COMMITS Here are prices that will astonish even the most fortunate of bargain finders, for we have cut the figures on our on Mrs. Byron Archibald represented BLUEBEARD price tags every- 8anMiguol county. SUICIDE BY HANGING Mr. Hunker said he was greatly thing that we wish to clear out and this includes high standard items in every department. Every item offered is individually the pleased with the interest the wom- en are in the formation of (By The Aneorlaled Pr.) ' taking Hrrlin. .Tulv 5 (bv the Associated of both in and timeliness well in ' H kind as as drastic reductions. , democratic women's blue-Vion- rd biggest bargain quality Press.) Germany's notorious Trarl Grossmann. committed suicide this morning by hanging. a half hour before he was to ne CREPE DE CHINE Blouses at 20 Per Cent Off z FALL ADVISES taken to the criminal court, where he was undergoing trial for murder. In all the wanted colors, 40 inches wide, reg- Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Pongee Silk, Hand He had admitted his guilt in th ular $2.25 and $2.50 values. AO Embroidered Voile and DAMAGE FOR case of four women, hut was sns- - Organdy Waists. ported of murdering twenty, who Sale price Sale Price 20 Per Cent Off Regular Prices itir rnvRterlouslv disappeared or t)X0 VALLEY LANDS were found horribly mutilated. SATIN MESSALINE Peat 1s used In Ireland to such to in CORSETS an extent few In the 36 inches wide, values up $2.50 this lot, H. F. of the In- that people Scores of Wonderful in Rohinson, chief country districts ever burn coal. black and colors. Bargains this Final dian irrigation service, who has The odor of is hoflthful and (J1 ?r Clearance of High-Grad- e Corsets returned from Washing- prat Sale recently pleasant, and it gives out neither price, yard ..DJL0) One lot of $2.50 values. ton, D. C, gave out Information fumes nor dirt. yesterday regarding an interview Sale price A - tp he- had with A. B. Fall, secretary Miss Joyce Wetherefl, the new JAPANESE PONGEE It) of to the Better -- Corsets in the Interior, with regard British golf champion, comes of a 33 inches wide, pure silk Japanese quality broken sizes. Values drainage problems in the Rio golfing fnmlly, and has played reg- AQ up to $7.50 in Grande valley, and in particular since she was eight vears old. pongee, $1.50 value. Sale price, yardtOC qQ with reference to the Indian lands ularly this lot. Sale price vODU.rf drainage matter. "Mr. Fall stated," said Mr. Rob- Silk Skirting at $3.75 inson, "that he desired to do all lot of Silk val- - MUSLIN UNDERWEAR possible for this section of the One Sport Skirtings, Q 17 r tate. lie further said, however, ues up to $6.50. July sale price. . . .tpO; I t) AH New Merchandise in Fine Quality that unless tho people of the val- - Nainsook and Jey took advantage of the McXary Longcloth STRONG Ladles' Gowns, special at p hill, which la shortly to be passed, WASH GOODS tffj their chance to enrich the valley 85c, $1.25, $1.50 and tbZ.OU and Improve the business and we- VOILES, ORGANDIES, SWISSES Ladles' Chemise, sale prices tft" lfare of the section of the state AND LAWNS 95c, $1.50 and t&Z.ZDfp Ladles' Bloomers, sale would be deferred for some time. tf-- J C?1 OfT "In any event," Mr. Robinson Imported Organdy embroidered, prices at 8oo and ,thXU rontinued, "Mr. Fall expressed a BROS. values to $2.50. Sale price irx3 desire to see at least a goodly por- tion of the Indian lands drained, 36-in- Voile and Tissues, values to STOCKING SALE lioth to aid tho Indians and to act $1.25. Sale price rjf as an object lesson to the white FURNITURE tut The finest qualities in fashionable hosiery, in people of the state should they fail Fancy Voiles, 38 inches wide, values QQ- - Women's Suits all desired colors at prices that make several to put the present drainage law to 65c. desirable. through." up Sale price. OiC ONE OR TWO OF A KIND pairs 30-inc- Ladles' Cotton sale Mr. Robinson has been author- Reliable Mattresses h Lawns and Swiss in polka dot and Hose, t p ized by the secretary of the in- prices 19c, 35c and . V...40C terior to make surveys and est- and figured designs, Oft WOOL JERSEY SUITS, Sale Price .$14.95 Ladles' Lisle Hose, nw imates of the practicability, etc., of 39c values. Sale price Ltt)(? AND sale price 50c and fOC draining the Indian lands. The Bed PRINTZESS REDFERN SUITS Ladles' Silk Hose, sale drainage of these lands would be Springs Serge Suits, Velour Suits, Tricotine Suits, price 95c, $1.50 and ...oZ.OU engineered as a separate project. Lies WHITE VOILE (IQ Qp : "Mr. Fall Intimated," said Rob- Easy the Head values to $35. Sale price 40 inches - A tPttD inson, "that with the proposed That Rests on a wide, fine quality voile, reg- A July Clearance Sale on Knit power facilities in effect at tho ular 75c quality. Sale price 4it7C JOlephant Rutte dam, the drainage Miracle and irrigation of this entire section Spring Underwear rould be achieved with the power Sale on Bath Towels Frocks and Dresses The Well Known Forest Mills Underwear irom this source, at a very low Many Sleepless Ladles' The Roosevelt 60c 50c T'nlon Suits, Halo prices 65c. flu post. reservoir, quality, quality, 9J? Dresses of Taffeta, Canton Crepe, Satin, Crepe Knit and $1.00 and which, I believe, furnishes about Nights Are Due to Sale AQn Sale . S.000 horsepower at one-ha- lf to price xtL price OtlL Ladies' Knit Vests, sale prices wr three-quarte- rs Georgette of a cent per kilo- - Noisy, Uncomfort-Spring- s 30o and .r...... uUC. wutt hour, could also be in . . used Cotton Huck Towels One Lot, Values to $59.50, for. . . . .$19.98 Boys' Tnlon Suits, snlo other icctions of tho state, where ' or -- vnee m ri s Is the case with the mesa east A good quality Huck Towel. I One Lot Silk Sport Skirts -- . $7.98 r. yoc of town, the water would have to Q Mattresses Sale , XOC v le pumped up to the dry area." price Here Are More of Those CAMISOLES Mr. Robinson is ahead Pretty going DAINTY tvlth. the surveys, for the Interior We are specialists by GINGHAMS MODEM IN SILK CAMISOLES fl0 OCT department, on the Indian lands. July Clearance Sale, $1.00, $1.75 and Jd.ZO experience on 25c quality. Sale price ,19c KID ANAYA FIGHTS A springs and Mat- 35c quality. Sale price 25c Wash Dresses SILK UNDERWEAR DRAW WITH CAGLE AT 45c quality. Sale price 39c Ladiea' Crepe de Chine po tresses. Trust us to 75c Scotch You the and most Chemise. July sale price : M0UNTAINAIR SHOW gingham. Sale price 59c will like the colors, patterns, of all the styles and the goods will Silk tfiZ.Ut) furnish with a wash like new. They are Drlced so low that you will want several of them. Bloomers, Crepe de Chine on np you or Satin. July sale price ...,hZ.i70 f Kid Anaya of Albuquerque and bed. Colored Drapery Cretonne Curtains Lot 1. Organdies, Swisses and Voiles. Sale . . . .$10.00 llarry Cagle of Mountainair fought good Lot 2. Ginghams, values to $13.50. Sale .....$5.95 jerix fast rounds to a draw at Mou- and Curtain Nets at Sale Prices GLOVES July Lot 6. -- ...... ntainair Tuesday aa a part of the Jap Crepe Dresses, values to $6.75. Sale. .:. . .$4.50 Silk Gloves In white ahd Entertainment for the Fourth of 15 Per Cent Off Prices. Sales 'Agents for Regular colors. Sale , rjt July celebration. Anaya and his No Approvals; No Refunds! No Exchanges! price I "C Dupporters, while not complaining Seeley Mattress of the decision, said that the at $1.49 . Middies boxer all Longcloth at Half Price Jiuquerque had the best of Now 36-in- - $35.00 ch 10- - J- "THE GROWING STORE" four of the rounds. Anaya weigh- - Imperial Longcloth, 4A d 118 pounds, and says his yard pieces. July sale outweighed him by ten price PJ.4t" jounds. The Best Mattress Children's 4 TABLE DAMASK Petticoats Z mrXDEK-SHAKKE- BOUT. Made in America. Size to 14 years, an tm New York. July 6.: Johnny Dun-fle- e Fine Mercerized Damask, 72 inches OA extra value. Each . 45C will meet Jack Sharkey In a wide. sale Children's Drawers, 2 to 10- - 'n- - 5 -- round decision bout In Brooklyn July price OUv venr slue. Sale ? STRONG BROS. 66-in- prion ZtiC omorrow night, Roth boxers fin- Mercerized Damask. 20 PER CENT OFF ished training and are re- f?flr REGULAR PRICES today Copper at Second Sale UlIC PHONE 283 v quired to make 130 pounds at 2 p. price TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES 1 jii. tomorrow, :..V'.' . Three- - July '6, 19'22. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page

DEATHS STATIONARY FIREMEN acted under orders of the local CONGRESSMAN KEARNS SOUNDS WARNING ANDFUERALS union chairman, despite the fact CITY-BOR- N that tho national maintenance of NO SUCH THING DUKE in- AT CHAFFEE STRIKE AGAINST HENRY FORD'S MUSCLE SHOALS PLAN CHAVEZ Maria Chavez, way union has postponed a walk- fant daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Juan out pending negoliations with the AS died last night at their (By Tilt" AsMirinlfd lrc. A TYPICAL Chavez, Twenty-fiv- e Culled Slates railroad labor board. home, 70- - West Cromwell, alter Chaffee, lln., July GIRL' and WILL a short illness. The body wus tak- stationary firemen oilers, In the nn the AMERICAN ID en to and Son's of niainle- - many places, bays Garcia parlors members the railroad coast ot Norway especially, the sea pending arrangements for the nance of way union, went on strike freezes the water freezes funeral. upwards I BY I'ltKDUHTC 3. HASIUX. at the St. Louis & San Francisco at. the bottutn before it does at thn f 6. N.Y.GARTQQNIST The men top. Washington. July Is there CHAVES The funeral of Cuter-da- d railway simp here today. Ameri- uch a thing as the typical - J. Chaves, 24 years obi, who can typical in phyHiognoniy, stat- f died at Atrisco last .Monday, will ure, figure, complexion and tho m bo held this at o'clock Miss Carroll McComas, a morning like? Scientists of the Smithson- from the family residence to the ian Institution say there is not, Prominent Theatrical Star, Atrisco church, where high fend they ought to know for they mass will be said llcv. Jiave been an exhaustive of requiem by making Will Become the Wife Fr. Troy. Hurial will be in Atrisco Study of the question for a period Garcia and Sons will There is J. cemetery. of eight years. a tendency Walter Enright. have charge. toward the development of an 'American of man or woman, G. Car- typo New York, July Miss SATP Mrs. Cenna O. Sapp, 33, but that is all. theat-rier- il L roll .Mediums, prominent died at a local NEW EDIS0N1 hospital In tho extensive ot t, yesterday. investigation star, and Walter J. Her son, daughter and sister were the physical and physiological fea- well known as an illus- with her tures of the oldest and most Amer- be and will take the body trator and cartoonist, are to to the home of her birth in Periiis-bor- ican element in the population of married tomorrow. They ob- With a Soui" Sl.-ite- Y. Ya. .Brothers are Phonograph the United some 1.700 llldl- - a TiiarrinRG license at tho Strong Tie tained in charge. sviduals wcro examined. Only municipal buildiiiR today. Mr. men women 4 3 old nliealthy and ranging KnriKht said he was years CAP. M ICR Jesse n from 24 to 6 5 and wiui Farmer, age years and lived at IS lira mercy I'ark. years old, died at his at least three generations Ameri- MihS McComas gave her ago as Tuesday night can on side were apartments in the highlands. Mr. Out of all we chose the New born each parental 31. Farmer was a locomotive fireman phonographs Jncluded in the study, and most of Mr. Knrleht. who was born in lead the Rosetnvald examina- - and came hero from St. l.ouis. He EDISON to Phonograph them were subjected to Ohioaso.- was divorced by Maginel is tion conditions is also an survived by his wife and motlici because we were convinced by the under standardized, Wright Knight, who in St. Louis. C. T. French is in department and with the best instruments as artist, at Keno. New, on Sep- tests have convinced thousands Well as care National mu- charge of arrangements, which will same that at the tember 11, 1920, on allegations be in seum. of announced later. that it is the ultimate achievement phono- . ("Difficulty In finding "speci- Miss McComas was horn at A- construction and re- graph invention, equipment; mens" who would fill all the lbuquerque, N. M., and Is tho BODIES OF TWO ARE the machine quirements explains tho length of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. the most perfect instrument; rime required for the investigation. McComas. FOUND IN CITY PARK which has passed the mere power of repro- It wus found necessary to make duction and has achieved that marvel of trips to parts of New England and I'OIMl S1,K. (By The Ananrlntrd l that into tho south, and in tho end the (Mi Saturday, the 8th day of July. Smith Center, Kan., July .1. the age n. individuals chosen may bo said to 1 0L'L at. 10 a. m., in front of the Tourists camping in the citv represent all walks of life and all city hall on Norlh Second street, J Park at Kcnsi.-.gton- . near here, You realize instantly when you stand be- occupations. An especially interest- will sell (ho following described today found the dead bodies of a EDISON hear most dif- ing group was found among the stock which have been taken up by man and woman, shot to death it fore the New and that mountaineers of Tennessee and the pound master: the nark. The bodies were tdci. ficult of all instruments to transfer the neighboring regions, where an un- One sorrel mare, about 6 years tified as the divorced wife of the ' that the Edison has achieved re- usually largo percentage of . fj? old. weighs 7U0 pounds, 13 hands Warren Wood, of Kensington, piano, are said to be of direct 0 aiasSigate biazo white hind pad W. J. Allen of Denver, Colo No can people DAM AT high, face, foot, creation. other phonograph approach American descent for many gener- CSOVERNMENT BUJLT. .SHOALS', branded on right thigh. Mrs. Wood had been shot four the marvel of achieved by ations. One bay marc, 3 years old, star times in (lie back, and Allen bat' piano presentation Not tho least Important feature Ford promise as designed to gain he, "that Mr. Ford does not own i hntli liiml fppfr WhitC. two bullet wounds in his left the Edison. No other phonograph even tries of the study was the determination popular support for his Muscle these dams but he is given the use WOjr.jls 050 pounds, branded on lert breast. to do so. of tho temperature, pulso and res- Shoals Blan. The Congressmen of them. Hence if the dams should thigh. Two new piration standards of these repre who sign the report say Ford gives break the trovernment must stand one bav stallion, 9 years old inventions are a wireless jru.Yn.--- i in And if can be achieved with the sentative 'Old Americans. no to ter-tiliz- er not only the cost of rebuilding, but 1,000 pounds, blind in right receiving station a match box. i n4V,,.,.nlo-;ut- will find CONGRESSMAN KEARNS, WHO guarantee manufacture weighs and a wireless can at all. must pay any damage that arises eye, both hind feet white, branded receiver that be then what can you expect with the Pthe result of this phase of the work SAYS FORD IS FOOLING" THE , worn like a finger ring, with an piano ar- in consequence of the escape of this ,on left thigh. the human voice? valuable, as tho figures FARMED"?. No Fertilizer Guarantee. mil-- 6 old, umbrella as aerial. violin, the orchestra, very stand- impounded water. How many i "no black horse, years rived at may be accepted as 700 boih hind feet The' secure a "Mr. Ford has at all times stead lions, or even billions, this is going! weighs pounds, A diamond lost In ards.' mean temperature, Henry Ford's plan to In tho nf white, while star in forehead, both a hotel coal Expect all the New EDISON, the phono- nt seated fastly refused to bind his proposed mr,t Miiru inn bin was found in ten minutes n taken rest the subject 100-ye- title to Muscle Shoals, the slit, branded on left thigh. by will not for under in contract to make we do not know and neither one-eye- d with a soul, disappoint you, and with tho' thermometer company the ycare 11. employe after ten men, graph water J. (lALUSHA, i- 9S.6 the men gigantic producer of power, if certain do with had es the music the tongue, was for fertilizer contingencies you." City Marshal. perfect sight, searched it your very presence and 98.8 for the women. The has received a severe jolt at the should happen," says this latest r If Muscle Shoals is turned over for several hours in vain. condi- to you hear. mean pulse under similar hands of Congressman C. C. Kearns Dort on the Ford dan. "Our posl Mr. Ford, Mr. Kearns says, Miss l.orena K. P.urton left yes- was 71 minute for the Ford would not have to taxes tions per of Ohio, who filed with the House tion is that this is a hollow promise pay terday to attend tho Kappa Kappa aside from of men and 78 for the women. The official made to enlist the support of on the cost of the dams at For these reasons, beauty 17.1 of Representatives an report thj any (lanmia national convention of RAGS WANTED mean was P" to and time his 100-ye- ar master cabinet work, that respiration 18.2 for charging Ford with an attempt farmers not absolutely binding during perioij. stale universities, which convened housing, machinery the men and "fool-proo- minute for fool the farmer and laboring man of on any fact contained in the con The company to be organized by at (Jliicier Park, 1. Sho is a is f" and of utmost ease . July practically the women. countrv. tract or outside oi tne con Mr. Ford would be a com- from tho local of We want good clean cotton Tall KlnUire Characteristic. the existing private delegate chapter of we you to consider the of his Kearns that tract." pany, he alleges, doing business for the New Mexico state university size, no small operation urge I Tall stature is characteristic In report, charges rags, good to test women who may be Ford's promises of cheap fertilizer If Ford's proposal 5s accepted, itself and uncontrolled or unhamp- and will visit friends in Denver and them to the New EDISON, hear and it before you these men and in Colorado while on her pieces. Bring ' ho of old to farmers and the employment of Congressman Kearns declares the ered any way by any utility Springs a said to representative Feder- JOURNAL OFFICE. buy phonograph. Americans. In fact, it a few small a million men, if he shculd get company at Muscle Shoals will be commission, either State or trip. groups are disregarded, the are the Muscle Shoals, are without founda- given the use of two dams and al, except that if this company The F.dison rooms, third floor, aro u'liitna tho average tion. The Ohio for a makes fertilizer it must make it will be a Laiifni. v.fc Congressman's powerhouses fully equipped 4 cool, light, airy. It pleasure .ii,. for men being five feet have aroused much opposi period of 100 and it will only at a profit not to exceed 8 per cent. No. 2. to the Now for height the charges years KKPOItT OF CONDITION OF demonstrate i:diso eight inches anil for tne women, tion to the already much discussed be required to pay as rental there- If Mr. Ford's proposition is ac- you nt any time, o r to play any re- - five feet four inches. This su- Ford scheme. for 4 per cent on $50,000,000, al- cepted, the Congressman declares. creations you may wish to hear. Make periority in stature is in part a dis- Congressman Ream's report, though the dams will have cost the Ford will receive privileges and State Trust & Bank tho Kdison room your rest room dur- American acquisition, and is which is also seven other tax - of the country denied to every other man Savings ing these hot July days. You're al- tinctly toward signed by payers rights one of tho tendencies noted members of the House Military $67,000,000. or group of men in the United At Albuquerque, in the State of New Mexico, at tho close of business ways welcome. the development of a type. Affairs Committee, condemns the "It must be remembered," says States. , ,. on Juno 30, 11122: Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, curator of the RESOURCES division of physical anthropology 1. Loans and discounts $1.161, 378. G7 Mu- in the United States National of the cheek bones and that of the i nous. The strenuous woman. I be- 4. Bonds, securities, etc., (other than IT. S. seum, who had chargo of the study, of the lower and in the lieve, i3 frequently far from 'fit.' bonds) : rela- - angles jaw, mails (lie first announcement well nourished a char- J "My idea is to take life simply (d) Other stocks (other than Federal before approaches j Theaters Today K tive to it In a paper read acteristic straight-side- d, rather and gently; to trust in God and Reserve Bank stock) 30,500.00 the Second International Congress high oval. The nose is variable, pray that the blessing of health Total bonds, stocks, etc 30,500.00 h Si X B of Eugenics at tho American Mu- with to convex "II" Tlicater For the last time may be mine, it seems to work." 5. Stock Federal Reserve Bank 5. 400. 00. W In New tendency (aquiline) fijiSailagTObry'?d'rsiJr I seum of Natural History in males, and concave-conve- x in today, the picture, "Moran of the 7. Furnituro and fixtures 4,000.00 ffiffift York. In discussing the charac- females. Tho hands, feet, mouth, Ivady Letty," with Dorothy Daltou DAVIS AND CODY GO 8. Other real estate owned (other than 1 teristics of the men and women ex- ears are not large, but also not and Kudolph Valentino as the Banking House (cWm amined, he said: smalt. leading stars, is being repeated; TEN ROUNDS TO A DRAW 9. Net amount due from banks and bank "They are mostly relatively In also the added attrac- ers with declaring that there is no repeating 'spare' in early adult life, American type of either man or tions, Annette Kellerman in her (IV 'I'be Aisnr tnled IVmh.) 10. Checks on other banks in Eame town as to D.' rather a tendency overweight woman as still is an ap- high-divin- g feats, and the "Cur- Miles City, Mont., July. reporting bank 8.B76.S3 on. connection there yet, there later In this proach to bucIi a in physiogno- rent Events" pictures. Davis 13. Coin and currency J one serious feature Many type Frankie of Miles City and gB appears my, statute, build, pigmentation and Dickie of X. M., of women are behind Tln-atc- r Cody Albuquerque, the younger in other directions, Dr. Hrdlicka Lyric "Turn to the boxed ten rounds to a draw here Total their due standard. Their chests, said that is still most in rtight," a great Metro picture, is LIABILITIES are not as well de- heridity tonight. Both are bantamweights, ... their muscles, evidence, but is no longer absolute. a drawing card at the Lyric; it is Davis 114 and IIS. IS. Capital stock paid in $100,000.00 as are those of the men. im- weighing Cody 17. fund SO, 000. 00 veloped "The old Americans are to an being repeated today; also repeat- Cody forced the while Surplus am mm The in the average, are in Goldwyn-Sport-Revie- w fighting men, portant degree still the Knglish, ing the play, "Fore," tho llnvis ilpfcnrlpH Riicnessfii II v lint IS. Undivided profits .$6,935.82 every way a fine lot. The Hcotch or Dutch oMheir ancestry," comedy. - Reserved for ; of arc succeeded in getting the most blows! women, many them, said the doctor, "hut in part they in tne in" Less current expenses, interest and taxes somewhat neglected, com- mixups. in preliminaries physically are already something new, I'nstimo Tlicnler Jack London's Mickey O'Neill of Miles won over paid which calls for an improvement. mon, acfu:rect tn this land they great- - story, "The Son of the of California. 24. Individual deposits (including 23, 25, -- to Henry Bagg Harry Naturally this does not apply the are American. Werj it possible for Wolf," Is the main attraction; was the decision over 31. 32) or the athletic girl, or Kelly given .1 farm girl this stock to breed exclusively also presenting several extra Alek Caudel. 25. Cashier's checks mmm the one whose development has among themselves for several more 2G. Time, certificates of Deposit duo in 30 assisted In a mm been supervised and centuries, according to all indica- days 21.CS1.49 high-clas- s college; but there is a tions would produce as distinct a FIKTICK BATTLE SCKNTC IV 34. Total demand deposits large proportion who do not fall national type as nave the various ".MORAN OF TMF, LA1Y W. THOMAS, 35. Certificates of deposit , 10S, 407.411 In- JOHN Into these classes, and it is these older Kuropean nations. But IiETTV; AT "B" TODAY insiiraiife mail of 37. Other time deposits (including 3(1 053,035.73 Who show termarriage with more recent ele- Del., who de- 3S. Total time deposits 7G2.043.22 woman com- Wilmington. "But the American ments of the population is so Fighting on the fore top of clares Tniilac promptly over- 40. Bill3 payable, including obligations rep- j SERVE shows a superior head. The size mon that no hope can be entertain- schooner with the vessel rolling came Ills stubborn stomach resenting money borrowed 76,000.00 n of with of of her head is somewhat above ed for any rapid progress in this and pitching and the must sway-- : trouble and run-dow- condi- a tall, frosty glassful tea or coffee, plenty what it usually is in relation to direction. Form of head, that was ing, is no plr-asa- Job, according) tion two attacks of Total $1,345,S7S.23 at each to following cracked ice floating and clinking around, , the average head of the male, and supposed once to show rapid Rudolph Valentino, playing the influenza. Gains weight and State of New Mexico, County of Bernalillo, ss: I In- - new meal and watch the hot weather it is also perceptibly above that changes, waf. found under the leading male role and Walter', now feels fine. We, .1. B. Ilerndon, President, and John .T. Ticrney, Cashier, family's grouch dicated by her stature. As the environment to be one of the most j.ong, me vinianous captain of of tho above named bank, do swear that the above state- hell-shi- p solemnly disappear. eize of the head means a corre- - persistent of characteristics. the in "Moran of the to of a ment is true the best our knowledge and belief. Tea, i sponding size of brain, we have "Another prevalent notion that Lady T.etty." Paramount pic- J. B. HER.VDON, President. Schillings f liere a highly favorable condition. finds no support in the results of ture which is being repeated at JOHN J. TIERNEY. Cashier. v 20c The form of in old of the "B" theater for the last the head the these investigations is that any today Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 5th day of 1022. American differs ac-- H old time, July, .' stock widely, physical difference between tho (Seal) LOR ETTA A. MORRISON, Notary Public. Schillings Tea, cording to parentage, Americans of the northeast, the Tho fight scenes were filmed J aboard the in San Fran- (My commission expires May 19, 1925.) 28 39c j; "A much greater progress In Yankees, and those of the south. ship CORRECT Attest: s 'Americanization' is shown by the There is no difference of any im- cisco Bay. The two men were at south least sixty feet above the deck. O. N. MARRON, Lipton's Tea, face. This has lost the prominence portance. The people of the J. B. HERN'DON, are not darker, the Yankees are not The fight started on deck and 10 cent size ...9c continued on up the un- O. A. KASEMAN, taller. The only regional difference rigging Directors. in the old American stock aro such til they reached the fore top. Lipton's Tea, us are duo to different ancestry, From there they fought on out io i.'.s tho end a NO. 39. 41c Knglish, Scotch, Huguenot, etc. But of spar. After a final P1MPL ES ON FACE the whole strain shows a plain struggle, tho villian drops into REPORT OF CONDITION OF Your Luck Coffee (the toward of hair tho ocean. From this latter shot, tendency darkening a camera was to best) pound 39c and diminution or blondness. lashed another SAVINGS BANK & CO. investi- - spar, and thus a close-u- p view of FIRST TRUST Tho lone governmental knock-ou- Schillings Coffee, TCH BADLY to there is the t punch and tho fall 0 atlon determine whether was obtained. At Albuquerque, in the State of New Mexico, at the close of business such a as tho typical Ameri- pound 45c being Dorothy Dalton the fea- on J une 30, 922. can did not take into consideration plays RESOURCES to be tured role of "Moran." The pic- Hills Bros.' Red Can Dis- those people who are regard- ture 1. Loans and Discounts 1,791,1 05.22 Also On Chest. Face ed as true Americans the is an adaptation ot the se.i Coffee, 45c the only story by Frank Norris. 2. Overdrafts Secured, None. Unsecured! 3S3.10 3S3.10 pound Indians, or Amerinds, as they are 3. U. S. Government Securities. Cuticura Heals. sometimes Here a type figured. designated. ALICK TF.RHY TFLLS HOW (a) Bonds owned unpledged 8,500.00 may bo found, for "the essential Total U. S. Securities " of the Indian arc fSHF, KF.F.I'S FIT AS STAB ,500.00 My face and chest were terribly characteristics JX HKR SCIIF.FN TKllMl'HS 4. Bonds, Securities, Etc; (other than U. affected with black-tr- -r uniform. Above tho average .S. pimples and over- Bonds.) heads. height, with a tendency to Bonds ami securities owned 59,378. The pimples the In- Alice Terry, the featured player (cl unpledged were hard, and weight after middle age, of tho Hex Total Bonds, Stocks, Etc 59,.7?. 75 large, dians are almost in variably of red Ingram production for & I 5:1 'estered and Metro ot "Turn to the Right," now f. Valuo of Banking House 76,884.21 re' or copper-colore- d complexion, with 7. scaled over. They itched showing at the Lyric theater, gives Furniture and Fixtures 35.731.27 C?T IP straight black hair, brown eyttf. 9. Net amount due from Banks and , and burned so badly the following information on how high cheek bones and rather broad 1 , n- that could not sho keeps in good condition: Bankers 96,106.3 'Ay(Jl - I keep faces. No one would, ever, look 10. in V ) I "Actresses, screen actresses es- Checks on other banks samo town from scratching, and pure-bloo- d Indian and have upon a pecially, probably more Imp as reporting bank 31.187.11 spend lost tny rest at night. any doubts as to what he was. 12. Cash THREE STORES IN ALBUQUERQUE white time thinking about their looks Items 1,550.94 My face was terribly disfigured. As the melting pot, of the nf 13. Coin and Cuticura not to be ex- than any other class persons Currency 21,735.72 406 West Central Avenue "I began using Soap races, however, it is except screen actors. But not wor- and Ointment and after the first week pected that America will develop ft Ab soon TOTAL men and women rying. as an actress has 2,122,763.16 205 N. St. 330 N. Third St.. I could see an improvement, and decided typo of to worry about her looks, she's LIABILITIES First of who be identified as after using three boxes Ointment, may readily through, as far as roles are 10. Capital Slock paid in , 250.nn0.00 was healed." Americans from their physical leading 17. Fund ono.no togetherwiththeSoap.I not concerned. The camera has no pity. Surplus 50, Miss Mary A. Micek, R. F. eharaeterlstics. It is surpris- "But looks and health 'The flu mo In such a run- 18. Undivided 1,190.92 (Signed) it years of good good profits D. 1, Box 195, Sherwood, Ore. ing that required eight are twins. And I've to confess down conditionlt lifo was miserable 24. Individual deposits 28, 23, 31, to 1,700 individuals got (Including toilet . research find that' I've never a day and work a burden," declared 32) 539.S79.4t Use Cuticura for all purposes grand-parent- si experienced whose parents, and well-know- n 25. Mill. AdtriM:"CUoinUb-TtUriM- . of ill health since I was.a child. I W. Thomas, insur- Cashier's checks 27.648.37 IuIiIkI Fn.br ts had been born Dept. B. H&liUB 4t, Hut." Sold every, ascribe my luck, largely to an atti- ance man, 600 Tatnall St., 26. Time Certificates of Deposit duo In 30 inhere. 8n.pa. Ointipent26ir,il60r. Tlcura2ie. in this country. tude I got from an old nurse back Del., in a recent state- days 37,714.22 Soap without muf . characteristic, OTCutieura h. But there is one at my home in Vincennes, Ind. My ment regarding Tanlac. 30. Dividends unpaid 12,550.00 other than piiysical which many nurse would want n "Twice I was a victim of tho 34. Total Demand Deposits 617,792.03 Amer- say. 'If you Men Wanted - Kuropeans Insist is distinctly thing to come true, just wish it flu," he continued, "tho last time 35. Certificates of Deposit 812,710.08 ican boastfulness. They say that true, and if wishing won't work, about two years ago, and since 37. Other timo deposits (Including 36) 848,670.13 we nso superlatives only in every- then 1 suffered from stomach 38. Total Time 1,161,280.21 and pray.' Deposits N thing we say about ourselves "Therefore I pray every day that trouble, nervousness and dizzy 40. Bills Payable, Including obligations rep- our Individual and, country and our I may be spared from illness. I spells. After eating, gas on my resenting money borrowed , 42,500.00 SANTA FE national accomplishments. They 'think health' and I'm healthy. stomach worked up through my even intimate that we have not "But I run few risks. I don't eat chest and made my heart beat so TOTAL , 2,122,763.10 SB FOR been at all modest in discussions as very much and I avoid rich foods. fast It alarmed me and I nearly State of New Mexico, County of Bernalillo, est RAILWAY to who won the world war. And I don't exercise very strenu- smothered. I could never get a We, J. M. Raynolds, President, and J. E. Cox, Cashier, of the CONSTIPATION ously. I've no ambition to be an good night's sleep and got up above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is THAIS IS ANNULLED. expert In sports. As a matter of mornings with a mean taste in true to tho best of our knowledge and belief. BILIOUSNESS Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July B. fact, the very strenuous, athletic my mouth and all tired out. J. M. RAYNOLDS, President. Machinists, Boilermakers, Sheet Metal Workers, Local officials fo the Chicago & type of woman, it seems to, fre- "Other medicines seemed tq do J. E. COX, Cashier. Headache Northvestern railroad announced quently wears herself out too much. me harm instead of good, but Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1992. Electricians, Car Men and Helpers. For these this afternoon that trains No. 32 She suffers both in health and three bottles of Tanlac rid ine of (SEAL) RAY C. BAILEY, Notary Public. INDIGESTION and 33 running between Ames looks. Indigestion, the nervousness and (My Commission Expires April 3rd, 1926.) classes in letter to nearest local anl Boone had been annulled "For a man the strenuous life dizziness. My sleep is restful and CORRECT Attest: apply person or by Stomach Trouble of the strike and freight may be the ideal, although I know I am feeling like n different man. ' LLOYD RT URGES trains No. 37 and 38 between many believe that Theodore Roose- Tanlac. is Cl. L. ROGERS Santa Fe mechanical officer. -- SOLD EVERYWHERE t certainly great." Cedar Rapids and Clinton would velt wore himself out beforo his Tanlac is sold by all good , J. M. RAYNOLDS, be run every other "day, time in being too persistently siren- - druggists. Adv, Directors. 3' Page Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

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BY NORMAN K. BROWN. -- ' WIN FROM REDS AIS BEATEN J1 LE BUTTLE Oh, happy day for the wild pitchers. Oil n3 Runs But a sad one for the veteran St. Louis Scores Ten Stephenson's Error and fans of the American league. Buffalo Lad's Arm Injured in the Second and Third Blue's Triple After Two For Jack Graney, dean of the and He Is by Cleveland is to Badly Upset Defeat Cin- Detroit Indians, deport Innings and Are Out Gives the from the big show to manage the His Defeat; Greb and 11 to 4. Game 6 to 5. Des Moines Western league club, cinnati, according to word from Cleveland. Gibbons Meet Aug. 5. "He's the hardest man in Amnrlnlrd Tli Amoeliitfd the (Bv Thi rri.) (Rf world to was tho Unani- (By The Aoclntcd TrM.) 5. The Cardinals G.Pr.) pitch to," St. Louis. .Inly Detroit, "icli., July Stephen mous verdict of the hurlers re- Michigan City, Ind., July 5 (by in second after batted Marklc hard tho son's error and Blje's triple garding Graney. And he rightfully the Associated Press). Check of and third innings in which they two were out in the eleventh In earned that title. Twice did he the attendance at the lightweight nnd defeated Cin- gave Detroit the final game of lead the American league batters championship contest between scored ten runs ning, Leonard, titlo holder and 11 In the final game the Clevelanrt series today, score: in drawing passes. Other ycirs he Benny cinnati, to 4, Rocky Kansas of Buffalo, yester-dn- y hit nevomim. ranked among the leaders, injuries of the series. Roger Hnrnshy AB. H. H. PO. A. keeping lilm from the game at revealed today that the crowd of the season 4 was Just above 10,000, with re- his twentieth homer .lnmleson. If . . . . 6 times and preventing him from Ken- 2b t 2 a ceipts of J59.830. While no offi in the eighth inning, tlcing Wambscanss. running up larger total. announcement was It G&B local Ameri- 5 6 And once on the bases he was a cial made, wmAfflm Williams of tho neth Speaker, 1 was Leonard got $25,000 1922 3b. . f dangerous man. Ho was fast and reported the cans for tho major league " 1 for scoring his eight round techni- (Volatility is tk$ readiness with which how- frwell, ss heady. chal- (asolint gives up its tower) lead. At this tlmo last year, 4 15 cal knockout over the Buffalo Mclnnis. Graney will tell you himself that JIB,-00- out lb.... and Kansas received 0. ever. Babe Ruth had slammed 4 0 as a he became a durn lenger r Wood, rf pitcher M 31 circuit drives. Score: O'Neill, c 4 3 good outfielder. his i. 0 He his Leonard, with Billy Gibson, Cincinnati. hie. p. began baseball career as manager, left today for New York AH. K. H. TO a pitcher with his home town semi-pr- o to for his 41 5 13x32 18 : team in St. prepare championship Burns, cf 3 Totals Thomas, Ont., in engagement with Lew Tendler. the HIGHEST 4 14 x ruii 1905. The next Daubert, lb. ... Two out when winning year he played Philadelphia llghtweiglit, to be de- If .... 4 0 scored. with Fulton in the Empire State 27. Duncan, O cided at Jersey City. July 4 Detroit. league and his mm de- Harper, rf .... pitching attracted Kansas, badly upset by his c 4 1 AB. R. IT. PO. A. E. the attention of big league scouts. Jack Graney. will return home tonight. He Wingo, 5 2 2 1 j feat, 0 10 0 The Cubs X-r- Pohne, lb 4 Blue, lh landed him but farmed left hand siiift was in vogue in left planned to have an picture 1 4 0 1 2 3 him PInelli, 3b ?. Jones, 3b 0 to Rochester. His wlldneas field. made today of his broken arm. The 5 2 2 4 0 caused Kimmick, ss . . . 4 3 Cobb, cf Rochester to let him down I happened to know Graney arm was encased In splints after i fl 2 7 1 to .Markle, p 3 0 nch, if 6 0 Wilkesbarre. Cleveland then pretty well and know that his two physicians examined the In llellmnnn, rf . . . 5 0 2 0 0 fi acquired him, but failing to cure greatest assets to the Cleveland jury, said to have been sufferea in Totals 33 4 7 24 1 4 4 Clark, 2b B 0 1 5 4 ( his wildness, sent him to Columbia club were his personality and his the third round when Kansas ss 5 0 1 2 and then to i St. I)nls. Rlgney, 0 Portland. ready efforts to keep harmony on blocked a fast right hund chop by AH. H. IT. PO. A. E. Rnssler, c 4 1 0 2 1 Then he was set on the road to the team under all conditions. Leonard. Flack, rf 4 1 2 2 n 0 PIMctte. p 3 0 0 1 3 0 fame. The Portland bosses moved Graney has made hay while tho Leonard in action yesterday Smith, cf 4 0 0 5 0 0 Ehmke, p 1 1 0 0 1 0 him to the outfield during the 1909 baseball sun shone. In off months looked like a finely trained athlete. n 2 0 zManlon 1 season Hornshy, 2b ... 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 ( and he played so brilliantly he has studied medicine and can He did not make a falso move and Schultz, if 3 1 2 5 0 0 that' the Cleveland club recalled hang out his M. D. sign when his was master of Kansas from the Fournier. lb ... 4 1 112 0 n Totals 43 6 11 33 20 0 him. He became the regular sun baseball days are over. But a le start. Ho boxed with amazing 2 2 0 1 y. Batted- for- PIlleHn tr. fielder in 1910 ' Stock, 3b 5 0 ' jllULU..1.11. and held that berth gion of fans will want to see him skill and his footwork vas perfect. McCurdy, c .... 4 2 2 2 0 0 By innings: until 1920 with the exception of in tho game In some capacity for He hit sharply and with astonish es 3 1 1 1 B 0 Cleveland 11ft 020 000 10 S two seasons when a hand- - to come. ing accuracy. Lavan, Detroit right years ' Barfoot, p 3 1 1 0 2 0 002 001 010 "Ho is tho gamest lightweight," What's the in Two-bas- 116 a of Summary: e hits Cobb said Leonard of Kansas. "If It is power drop gasoline? That's not the point. his game-nes- s Totals 34 1 1 1 3 27 10 0 f2): Veaoh, Mcinnls, Hellmann. true his arm was broken How much can out of There rinee-bas- e hits ARTESIA WINS FROM more you get it? you have the real By Innings: Jones, Howell, is all tho remarkable." question. 100 010 Blue. Home run Speaker. Stolen Kansas was humiliated because Cincinnati 2004 bases R0SWELL; YOUNG BOX It's the power you get from gas that counts. With Texaco 046 000 Olx IX Sewell, Stephenson, Rlgney his manager. Dan Rogers, tossed a your St. Louis BoubU. in Two-bas- e Plays Jones, Clark and ARTIST HITS HOMER sponge into tho ring the eighth Gasoline, the volatile gas, all the last Summary: Blue; Sewell round. Ho was all in as he fell Into you get power every ounce. Flack (2); Pinelli; Markle. Three-has- o Tlile, and Mclnnis. Home run Base on halls Off Plllette, 2; tMperlai Correspondence to Jue Rogers' arms utter standing up 2 And get more mileage, easier pick-u- p, in- hits McCurdy. journal.) 2 7 you starting, quicker Khmlio, 3: 2. Pil-lell- e. Ar-tes- minutes seconds of the Stolen base Stock. Bon- Phlo, Hits Off Artcsia, N. M , July 6. The ia and Hornshy. 12 in 0 a hurricane p. Kimmick nnd innings; Ehmke, 1 In baseball club eighth round under creased flexibility, smoother idling, less shifting and lower up-kee- nie plays Daubert, 2. defeated the fast of and lUnr-kl- e, Winning pitcher Khmkp. Struck fusillade Leonard rightp Daubert. Base on balls Off out Roswell aggregation on because tho All these when 6. Ry riliette, 1; Ehmke. Sunday lefts. He protested advantages are yours you buy gas at the Struck Barfoot, 2; 1 afternoon a 7 to 4 your 2. outBy by score. The contest was stopped. Markle, game was called at the first of the "I could not stand to see a game Texaco pump. follow like Kansas punched v 1 1 : B. ninth inning pu account of rain. get Chicago Pittsburgh, The second when he did not full use of heavy-bod- y H. game of tho double have Texaco Motor Oils are lubricants and are dis- Pittsburgh, May The Chicago header was to bo both said. "It was 11 to 5, played between arms," Rogers Cubs defeated the Pirates, Hope and was the merciful to do." tinguished by their clear pale color. Light, medium, finding Pitchers Carlson ilDDAYS Cottonwood, but also thing heavy today, Kansas, bleeding and groggy extra-heav- Hamilton for 13 hits in seven postponed. and y fit all cars and all conditions. You and This was the first time this sea- from a series of wicked hooks to they innings. Jones got along nicely for son that these two the was helpless before Leon- will find them see Cubs in tho when By NORMAN E. BROWN. teams clashed. jaw, wherever you the Texaco red star. the except fifth What Will Ifunix-- n Both teams have mado excellent ard. Ills arms were hanging and the Pirates scored twice and in the GAMES To records and an he was not capable of defending when belated Captain Billy Southworth. interesting game ninth, a rally brought AS When he Is to return to his was witnessed by a of himself. It was only a question of ; THE TEXAS COMPANY, U. S. A. three runs. Score: ready large group smash post in rightfield for tho Jaunty rooters. Big Niel, husky twirler for Leonard hitting him a solid Texaco Petroleum Products Chicago. NATIONAL I.EAGVE. Braves? Artesia, was wild, and was relieved to send him to tho mat, but the A R. R. H. PO. A. E. New without York at Pittsburgh. Fans are asking this question af- in the fourth inning by Bullock. snonee fell into the ring Statz, cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brooklyn at St. Louis. ter Nici walked men In a knockout been scored. cf-3- seeing Fred Nicholson play that four the three having Friberg, 5 2 2 2 0 0 the sunfield in home innings, struck out five rr.on and Promoter Fitzsimmons plans 10 4 1 position their Hollocher, ss . . 2 3 8 1 ASIEIUCAX LEAGUE. Until cav- allowed one hit. the stage a light heavyweight cham 5 1 park. Southworth's legs only Bjllock, Terry, 2b 0 5 3 0 Chicago at Philadelphia. ed in Nicholson spent most of his high school athlete, pitched won- pionship contest between narry Grimes, lb .... 4 2 1 0 0 Cleveland at New York, time on the bench. Now National derful ball, holding the Roswell Greb of Pittsburgh and Tommy 4 1 4 3 0 0 St. Louis on 5, Barber, rf at Boston. leaguers will tell you he is keeping sluggers to rour li!s for the re- Gibbons of St. Paul August TEXACO TEXACO Maisel, rf 0 1 n i n n pace with Ross mainder of the game. He sent three when the Indiana state convention 4 o 1 George Burns, Miller, It o 0 Y'oung and the other old circuit men to the bench by the strike-ou- t of Elks will be held hore. Krug, 3b R 1 3 1 1 0 fielders route Bullock's home run in the Callaghan, cf . . 0 0 0 2 0 0 Tell this to Detroit and Pittsburgh seventh inning, with two men on GASOLINE MOTOR OILS O'Farrell, c .... 4 2 2 2 0 0 YESTER fans. The Tigers got the first crack bases, broke the tlo score and won Jones, p G 0 0 1 1 1 at Nicholson, After he had served tho game. This was the first his baseball apprenticeship with homer to be poled by an Artesia We want good clean cotton Totals 11 15 Texas-Oklahom- 40 27 IS 2 DAYS Hugo In the a player this season. no small Pittsburgh. league as a starter ..nd then with Harper twirled for Roswell for rags, good size, Run it with Texaco Gas Save it with Texaco Oil AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Dallas, San Antonio and Dennison, six innings. He struck out eight pieces. Bring them to the S 1 fir Maranvllle, ss.. 3 1 2 0 SUITS Detroit drafted him in the fall of men and allowed three hits during JOURNAL OFFICE. Carey, cf 3 0 1 2 A 0 1915 but farmed him to Chattanoo these six innings. Payne, who re- Mokan, If 5 0 0 3 0 0 ga without looking him over. He lieved him, when the score was 2b 4 fl 0 1 2 2 was Tierney, .... NATIONAL LEAGVE. played only a few games with that tied, wild at times. Ho struck Ens, 3b 3 0 2 2 1 0 club then was out one man. Chicago, 11; 6. and transferred to Rohwer, rf . . . . 4 1 1 1 1 n Pittsburgh, Charlotte in Carolina The Roswell St. Louis, 11; Cincinnati, 4. the North batteries: Harper, Grimm, lb 3 1 1 7 1 0 circuit, where he played 106 games Psyne and Hedgecoxe; Artesia c 2 1 fi rain. Jonnard, 0 l l No other scheduled. and slammed the ball at a .308 gait. Niel, Bullock and Black. JtBarnhart 1 fl o o o 0 Then Detroit recalled him, only Dexter will meet the local club o 1 1 3 Mattox, 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE to send him to St. Paul for the 1917 on tho Artesia diamond on next 0 n n fl 2 0 season. Carlson, p Detroit, 6; Cleveland, 6 (eleven Sunday. Hamilton, p . . . 2 1 1 1 ft 0 innings). After the war the Tigers re- XxMueller fl ft fl 0 0 to on 0 Philadelphia-Ne- York; rain. leased him the Pirates PETTY THIEVERY IS Hollingsworth, p ft 0 ft ft ft ft No others scheduled, waivers. After playing In thirty xxxGooch 1 0 0 0 0 0 games as a Pirate in 1919 he got a EPIDEMIC IN RATON AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. fair chance in center during the Totals 34 5 10 "3 1920 in ninety-nin- e 27 10 Louisvillo, Indianapolis, campaign and (Special Correipnndence to 1'rte Jnurnil x Batted for 1 G. games slammed at a .360 A Willed Jonnard in sev- the ball Raton, N. M., July 5. During Collar Means enth. Milwaukee, 9; Kansas 4. gait and fielded 'well. th last month xx Batted City, Last season Nicholson the epidemic of petty for Hamilton in sev- Toledo, 2; Columbus, 3. figured thievery has been rather pronounc- enth. Minneapolis, 2; St. Paul, B. in a trade along with Billy South-wort- h, ed in Raton. Manv reports have xxx Batted for Walter Barbare and $15,000 been received In Hollingsworth by the local police ninth. WESTERN LEAGUE. in cash for Rabbit Maranville, of force of clothesline robberies, Wilted By innings: Omaha, 2; Denver, 7. the Braves. stealing of rugs and articles of a Disposition Chicago 1(!0 00ft 13iln Oklahoma City. 10; Tulsa, 7. Nicholson is a Sanger, Texas, clothing. Pittsburgh fl00 020 003 5 Sioux city, 7; Des Moines, 1. gent, and was born September 1, Last week the tailoring shop of Summary: Two-bas- e hits Ma- Wichita, 4; St. Joseph, 8. 1894. fl. M. Harvey on Cook avenue was ranvllle, Carey, Grimes. Three-bas- e entered and a good deal of clothing hits Hollocher, Krug. stolen bas- COAST LEAGUE. and goods stolen. Monday morning Fresh With es, Friberg, Barber, O'Farrell Los Angeles, 7; Seattle, 6. the feed store of Walter O'Brien on Keep a DouWe M"MWW I piay.,T(,rrVi HoI1,)(,nPr San Francisco, 7; Portland, 3. JOHN TaLSf South First street was reported as and Grimes: Hollocher and Grimes Oakland, 4; Salt Lake, 3. having been entered the night be- Base on halls Off Jones, 4- - Carl- Sacramento, 6; Vernon, 1. fore, the thief or thieves gaining son, S; Hamilton. 1; Hollingsworth entrance through the front door by 2. Struck out By Jones, - Carl- SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ILfm 'liV means of a Jimmy. The safo was WESTINGIIOUSE 1 I son, Hamilton, 2: Hollingsworth, Mobile, a; Birmingham, 8. lllrt blown nnd about $20 taken. Mr. "'tB G 1 O'Rrlen safe I; " Carlson. in 3' Chattanooga, Nashville, thinks the blowing job Hamilton. 7 In 5 Hollings- New Orleans, 6; Atlanta, 10. was the work of an expert. worth, 2 in 2. Losing Memphis, 2; Little Kock, 10. Journal Want Ads Bring; Results. WEST TEXAS LEAGUE. ELECTMC FAN STRANGE EPIDEMIC Score: R. H. E. Abilene ....000 000 000 0 fi 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. HITS ELIDA; VISITOR Ranger . . . .000 010 02x 3 7 1 W. L. Pet. Batteries: Ward and Burch; New York 44 24 .847 IF YOU BUY A WONDERS WHAT'S UP Phillips and Clayton. St. Louis 40 33 .548 Score: R. H. E. Brooklyn 38 33 .535 Amarillo ..011 053 01011 11 0 (Spertnl t'orrrapondenro to I'hn .IniirnnI ) Cincinnati ...... 36 36 .500 HOTPOINT Elida, N. m.. 6 Sweetwater. 000 123 02210 13 7 35 36 July Scene: Batteries: and Chicago .493 Baptist church. Thompson Lctton Maples Byers; Pittsburgh , 34 37 .479 Word, Frlerson and Pipkin Boston 27 41 .397 ELECTRIC had Just entered and taken a seat Score Second R. E. game: H. Philadelphia 26 40 .394 You can't the can when a lady from the country asks Amarillo ....311 000 2 7 14 3 help weather, but you keep cool. You and your Mrs. Wallis in a whisper: "Say, Sweetwater ..000 716 x 14 10 3 VACUUM will be well-bein- g what kind of a disease have you Batteries: Mlers, Frierson and family amazed at the comfort and that become! Elida folks got? That bnv has a Pipkin; Maples, Hill and Byers. plaster on his chin, Uncle Jake has Score: R. II. E. CLEANER yours for the moderate price of a his head tied up, nnd I saw one Clovis 000 000 1012 4 0 fellow with a bandage on tho end Lubbock ...010 000 0023 8 1 of his nose." Batteries: Sewell and Erwln; AT RAABE AND Note Thompson skinned his Morgan and Allen. Hrtiln on the bottom of the swim- Score: R. H. E. MAUGER'S, ming tank, Uncle Jnko had an at- San Angclo.,001 200 022 7 10 4 tack: of neuralgia nnd as for him of Stamford ...201 310 Olx 8 9 2 Phone the muzzle, he Is trying to hide Batteries: Ray and Alexander; THIS WEEK from hay fever germs. Conley and Schmidt. for a THEY WILL Fan AMERICAN LEAGUE. PAT YOU 83 W. L. Vet. FOR YOUR OLD BROOM OR St. Louis 44 80 .595 $5 FOR YOUR OLD CARPET New York 43 S3 .568 SWEEPER AND Chicago 39 S4 .534 Goodb Soils! Hetrolt S7 117 .500 Washington 15 36 .493 as ye . 40 Accept that Cleveland 34 ,459 part Boston 31 41 .4 31 best-lookin- the quietest, g, most substantial and economical fan 'ob- 3. S. S. Will Rid You of BoOi, PhnpUa, Philadelphia 28 40 .412 payment on Blackheads and Skin Eruptions. the tainable. Where's the nearest phone? GIRL'S CLOTHES SET A boll la a volcano. yonr Mood la cleaner, allowing Ro chuck full of poisons that these AFIRE BY you PHONE FOR A FAN TODAY "boll" out Into a boiL They'll keep FIREWORKS "boiling up" until you destroy them to the balance to completely by the use of 8. 8. 8., one opicial dispatch to monnino journalj pay of the most powerful N. M 5. Adela known to science. 8. S. 8. has stood Ijis Vegas, July the test of time. The power of Its Hoffman, daughter of at the rate of Ingredients Is acknowledged by auth- Nestor Hoffman, aet fire to her orities. Its medicinal ingredients are dress yesterday while ahootlng fire to be purely crackers.- - The dress was burned guaranteed It vegetable. Gas & Electric Right off, clears the skin of pim- off, and the girl suffered painful but Albuquerque Company ples, boils, blotches, blackheads, acne, not dangerous turns on her body. jeciema, rash and other skin eruptions, But for and does It thoroughly. It drives out the prompt action of a man "At Your Service" Phone 98 of the blood lmnurltles which mum passing by, tha arirl probably would f ;f ' aV rheumatism, makes the blood rich and have been burned to death. pure ouiiQS up tost tlesn. It Helps to Are yea "dp to the Beck" In blood Im- - manufacture new blood cells, that's The of a Chica- one of aeorets. 8. . R. Is engagement ring; . 8. 8. 8. Is one of tho Its sold at parities? gresteit all drug stores, In two slr.es. The la go young woman la adornrd with a Per Month bleed-parifie- miniature , kAWB Try U, r liit la the Biero esuiiomlttfO, picture of the pljcs where her betrojjtl igpk place. 5 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

FROM ft '4 Woman's M KAHN'S GROCERY BULLETIN Daily agazine Page DROWNING 111 PHONE 353 RHYMES Social Calendar EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING BRING E Sunkist Sliced Pineapple, O&p Hi BIPPUHG No. 2 Can, Each UL WALT MASON. By LAURA A. KIRKHAN. By Sliced Mrs. Thor Kolle will entertain Julia Buchanan, 15 Years Libby's Pineapple, )Qf for Mrs. Carl Magee, Jr., at 10 a. m. No. 2Vz Can, Each OOt IOST L.KNORE. fierce to see. She's out election- The Woman s Missionary society NOODLES IN THE StTFER Tomato Noodle Sauce: Tress Old, Was Near Death boiled cut In slices. Beside the sea I saunter, and eering, she wants a of the Central Avenue Methodist I wonder how many of my Read- eggs thin public snap, church will meet church Cheese Sauce for Noodles: Melt When She Was Saved King's Hydrated long for Lost Lenore; I want her, while modern dames are at parlors er Friends serve noodles for sup- comes back cheering, at 2:30 p. m. three tablespoons of butter, stir in D. LOGANBERRY ...LAJX,9r I want but she all Mrs. J. Hannah. oh, her, and the flappers flan She's per? I know of no more delicious four of flour, two By no more. Here once we roamed making she trots tablespoons dippy speeches, or nourishing supper dish than cups pf sweet milk, one-ha- lt tea- together when all the world was from door to door, and I can find "T didn't take time to think. I King's Hydrated weath- STREET FROCK IIAS noodles served either with a plain spoon of salt and, when this has 9Q sane, and talked about the no peaches along the sandy re- had to go aflor her." APPLES AOL er, the of and Brain. shore. The are so DISTINCTIVE LINES cream sauce, an egg sauce, a been boiled up for a moment, price hay girls all busy! move it from the range and add This Is what Mm J. I. Hannah, Then maidens wero not flapping, They lea.ve no graft untried. I cheese sause or a tomato sauce. of 1012 North Second street, said were of one cup o finely chopped Ameri- ORANGES, and they full grace; you drive my old tin Lizzie, and no one The in the noodles make this can the Tuesday afternoon after she had OQp didn't see them around wants a ride. And once eggs cheese, stirring until Buchan- Dozen yappins the laugh- rich and and a cheese melts or melts. Com- rescued Julia 1 5 OtL the market place. They thought of ing friskers eame round me where dish substantial, partly an of North Arno street from love ana of wreaths I In meal may be bine this sauce at once to the noo- marriage, sat, and poured sand my dles. drowning In the Rio Grande north LEMONS, upon the brow, of riding In a car- whiskers and kicked holos achieved following this menu: of Alameda on the of QQ. through by Tomato Noodle Sause: Tress Fourth July. Dozen OOC riage to church, to make a vow. my hat. But now the girls are Egg Noodles With Sauce The girl had been In wading near And where is now the rnniden who flapping or kindred Corn Muffins one and one-ha- lf cups of stewed when she doing chores, tomatoes and turn the bank, suddenly got walked the shore with me? She and I, an old man, napping, can't Cocoa, Diced Sweetened Fruit through a sieve nut "over her head," and began to chases voters, laden with handbills find my Lost Lenores. Nut Cake these into a saucepan with a small flounder in the water. Her of one-ha- lf Y.gg Noodles: Heat two eggs piece onion, teaspoon screams attracted Mrs. Hannah, REMEMBER and stir into them one tea- ot salt and one whole clove. Let who was with her husband and a '4 slightly cook for ten minutes. In an- spoon of salt. Then add enough this party of picnickers a short distance You'll Always Do Better at flour to mnko a very stiff dough. other saucepan melt one heaping from the bank. She ran to the river Knead a little and toss on a lightly tablespoon of butter and rub into not to remove FOUR DANCING it one of then add bank, stopping any FEET floured board' Roll to the thick- tablespoon flour, of her clothing. She had been in ness of and let stand, this mixture to In the afternoon BY JANE pasteboard, tnmato let sim- bathing eariipr PHELPS. to dry, for 10 minutes. Then roll the mixture and and had shortly before Joined the the thin sheet like a jelly-ro- ll and mer for four minutes. Strain and serve with the noodles It. picnic parly. slice this roll, across. Into strips in I'ashington by the people on tho A BATTLE OF WITS. yes, she would be through. Jen wide. Boil these In serving noodles In any ot hank, Mrs. Hannah dived Into the nie was smart. Gertie nibbled the strips for twenty minutes in boiling these four sauces, allow one cup water. The Buchanan girl was un- CHAPTER 15. point of the pen. It would be good salted water, drain, and serve of the sauce to two and one-ha- lf der water, and it was only by hur- "Well, Gert, what'd Rosenburg to know they were safe for five mixed with one of the following cups ot the cooked noodleB. riedly groping around beneath tho want of you, last night?" Lilly years. Ma would be pleased. Poor sauces: Noodles need not necessarily be muddy surface of the river, that asked as house to- ma she worked so hard! riain Cream Noodle Sauce: Melt cooked tho day they are mixed and the on the they left the As Dashing by people She all this ran through Gertie's two tablespoons of butter in a out into strips. Instead, the un- girl. Mrs. Hannah brought her to gether. had gone to supper mind she been fu- with a man while Gertie was had looking at the saucepan and add to it, .alternately, cooked strips may be dried for the surface, holding her by tho young paper. Glancing up she of one ture use, it desired. be with the caught two tablespoons flour and They may hair. The unconscious girl locked SELF-SERVIN- talking proprietor. Hosenburg's eyes fixed upon her sweet milk. Season boiled 20 when needed G GROCETERIA "Wants to give me a raise," cup of rich minutes her arms about Mrs. Hannah's with in their she one-four- ot will bo as Gertie said dryly. something depths with teaspoon salt and tender as it they neck, and it was with extreme dif- didn't understand; never had seen and a dash of pepper. had not been dried and stored. that the older woman man- M "Got any strings on It?" before. A sort of ficulty there cunning Noodle Sauce: Melt two If the I have nbove friTHsMM "Not that I know, yet. He had Egg recipe given aged to bring her near the shore, ;Ti irttMi I eagerness. She didn't, couldn't anal- of butter and rub Into will make too large a for where her husband. J. D. a paper for me to sign, but didn't yze the but it made her tablespoons quantity Hannah, sign it. I told him I'd tell him to- expression it three tablespoons of flour, thin- your family, cut in half by using who had been some distance away, halt. . . tho mixture with one of only ono eng. one-ha- lf teaspoon ot night. 'Twant much of a raise. I had said if ning cup w:is wading through the water to Jennie's teacher there sweet milk. Season with one-four- salt and flour to make a told the folks and Jennie she's was one didn't under enough assist. GOOD SOAP FOR LESS She told me anything teaspoon of Bait and a dash stiff dough. Mr. and Mrs . Hannah worked awfully smart, Lilly. stand in a paper not to sign it about a lesson, and talk by the Thero was in over tho motionless girl, and final- about when lots that paper Gertie succeeded in her. teacher signing pnpers didn't understand. Suddenly she ly resuscitating A we didn't understand what was In Sho returned to town with the par- THAN TWO CENTS POIiilD Gee! near decided. She laid the pen down. them. I come, no came, I'll take the paper home and ly of holiday celebrants with doing it." whom she had gone out to Ala- you all the pure, clean soap you show it to ma. Of course she ain't BEAUTY need for kitchen, and alt "I wonder will he raise me too? never CHATS meda grove. Make It At Home By This laundry T educated, but I do anything household purposes. know I can't rtanco quite as good without her." she Takes as and I alnt near so pretty, asking Someway By Edna Kent Forbes. A Easy Process You will find simple directions you. felt It best not to mention lightning flash may be of any on label hut I keep the fellows ,1ollled along, Jennie, from 1,000 to Less Than 30 Minutes. for soapmaking the of or her teacher, length up 20,000 every can of Merry War Lye buyln things and all that." "That ain't now his yards, and in no case does it last will . necessary," TI'XI ;PHON K PERSONALITY. should be overcome. also many other recipes such as "I expect he Hay, Lilly, eyes looked It you put more than tho hundredth part of Nowadays, more and more wo- do we dance well angry why? "It's Ono day last week we were talk- pleasantness and into a It. Is how to make lye hominy, how to you suppose only givin' you a nice raise, but we goodwill your second. the Impression men are doing as their mothers soften how to enough now to get a chance in a ing about personality in letter writ- manner you will give a good im- which tho flash leaves water, make has to have the papers signed one- blinding did and are making their own clothes easy, how to well a nicer place, one what has ing, projecting something of pression of yourself over the tele- upon your eyo which makes never washing showiu' we both agree. I might go self to a friend tho medium of you soap. If you have tried it, brisjhien cooking utensil9, etc. sweller. no, better customers: back on word not by phone wire. Remember that the believe that its duration is so much you will he to see how "1 dunnn! Ain't ever my and pay you. paper and ink. in let- other person surprisid Merry War Powdered Lye is thought That paper binds me; makes me Personality has only your voice creator. easy it la to make good soap nlsn a wonderful cleaner and about it. We done pretty well to nv i:loisi:. ter writing is important and so Is and words by which to Judge you. soft hard or in clothes nor pay you." A woolen frock with over If soap, Boap floating nurifier for use about the home. get there. No swell show It to ma and made drap- personality the telephone. Just by kitchen "I'll sign it Is unusual in the you call a number and a soap, using barn, chicken house and out- nothing." tomorrow an- ing something strango scraps and waste greaso houses. Comes in a convenient "I guess clothes for them big night," stubbornly dress line. Silks and satins always disagreeable voieo says: "hallo, V. S. A.: Tho preparations you together swered Gertie. Something warned with a can of Merr. War Lye. can with revolving sifting top places do eost a lot." Gertie's voice invite draped effects but street huh, what do you want?" think ot mention are made from dyes and the and to her he was too anxious. Im- aaty Unsurpassed saf. sure soapmaker. that cannot come off, cannot get was wistful. She would like frocks of serge and tricotine rarely the disagreeable impression you some henna, which fact often con- In the old when was class of "Oh, very well! But there's a but lines. receive! That is one The days Boap lost, recloses tightly and pre- dance where a different chance I mind attempt anything straight mediately way, fuses people so do not realize wondtrfully refined made by the boiling process It serves contents. Is not kind might change my This for a not ono of they pearly-whi- te It economical people saw her; the rough frock might easily pass though a very admirable that are theli complexion took all to make a lo you know," he replied sarcastically model but it is an Ameri- they really having rendered, brings back the nearly day buy and easy to use. that came to Rosenburg's every not much after she Parisian projecting personality. hair dyed, but the henna con- kettle of soap. Now it is Ask for a time before, yet worried, all can creation. It is simple How different from the impres- appearance of youth. Re- hardly your dealer Merry War night. Once, long had to wasn't edu- designed tributes little the word. sult any work at all no be man taken her and said her mother In itself with Just enough sion received when a voice beyond are Instant, Highly requires Lye sure you get "Merry a voung had and ho knew of Jen. trimming pleasant All that you can do now is to be Exert boiling takes less than 30 min War" the lye that made Into one of the big Broadway cated, nothing to set it off. gives a courteous answer and you antiseptic a toft and has Lilly nie or her teacher. patient until nature restores your toothing action. Ovct 75 utes. Saves you money and gives yood for 33 years, places on their way home. To him Navy poiret twill is the material have the feeling of smiling good hair to its natural shade. After it had been just a lark; to the two used. It is made in one piece from will at the other end of Hie wire. yeartlnutc about a month, the deeper shades Send 15 tor Trial SUa glrlw a revelation. neck to hem in the front with a Most people do not know how to It c was waist to state- will have bleached ojt and will L All the time Gertie dancing, bit of draping at the form answer a telephone. The not look so artificial. The hair i FERD. T.HOFK1HS& SON or passing around between the a wrapped skirt. An embroidered ment applies to the the from waist at particularly will then begin to show its gloss crowded tables chatting with silk sash hangs the young girls tilting at switchboards and lose its deadened of . Job as nnd is fastened with appearance. customers a part her the side front in our modern business offices. The worst will then be over, ana a she hated-T- ier a silk braid ornament. Tho bodice effi- she knew but part Thero may bo quickness and you want to hasten the recovery, mind was on Tom. his failure and sleeves are neatly tailored with ciency behind the crisp tones, but Bhe had Round steel buttons add cut off as mueh of tho length us to write. Vp to this time, silk braid. there is absolutely no personality can Rcolded herself for expecting ft let- another bit of embellishment. Per- you spare. ter so soon. But tonight something & haps the most unique feature of the T.lllv had said rame back to her; frock is the black and white check- could she be right? Was Tom like lloto ed silk facing of the wide boll that like the others? sleeves. "Thev all say they'll write, but thev ail have good forgetters," Lilly had told her. "It's like the HEAR fellow what says I'll see you again KIWIS soon, without snyin" when. All sure fake when Ma cams' home yestldday with s .1oshin Gertie, and new a small size a Is like your Tom that swell hat on, being of they hat going over on one eye as u kind." to me OF GONvEN Porrv comfort! something had happened it, I saying, G, ma, you got ft new hat, to the paper aint you, ma? Save the Life Tooth "Well going sign - Your) beamed on Yes, sed nia, ana l sea, js it sip- of; now?" Rosenburg one HELD TORONTO Gertie. Tonight Lilly had promised posed to be over eye like that to wait and go home with her; In or did it fall over? return she had said she would Dont ask so mcny questions, It Enamel to about giving ony shows your ignorants, ma sed. - speak Rosenburg to William A. Kelehor was the prln- a raise too. Meening it was slpposod be over, nlnnl tne Lilly came say- sneaker vesterday at "We come together, we re chums, and Jest then pop home, of the Kiwanis club. 'Wash"-Do- Well, well, look whose got a weekly meeting n't Scratch Scour TcetB and he ought to treat lis alike," ing, Mr. Keleher presented soma inter- or had said. new hat. fuels Lilly like ma sed. esting and instructive about "I shan't nign tlin paper till I How do you it? up wills in tooth Like 1 cant Jest now, its on writing and drawing Gritty, soapless pastes may show quick results. read it, every word of it. Well, tell New Mexico. Jennie told me, and if I think 's crookld, pop sed. secretary ot me If scour want or us sip- - H. F. Robinson, you away skin, nature can it. But crooked I'll pretend I Its nothing the sort, local club, who has recently re your replace to show it to ma, and let Jennie posed to be tilted over on one side con- - even Nature will said if to know turned from the international not replace tooth enamel once it has heen take It to her teacher." Gertie and you dont happin tion of the Kiwaniuns, gave a sum- to herself before answering Rosen- enything about stile, I cant help of the con- worn tooth ma sed. mary ot the activities away by gritty, soapless pastes. burg's question. that, - vention, and read the list of the He the paper across the Well. o corse If it duzzent intcr- offi- The effective pushed of newly elected international most and trustworthy method of table to her. fecr with the site your left cyo which was as follows: Pres- keeping your; Gertie It I dont see wy enybody should ob- - cers, teeth and - Nonchalantly picked up. ident, Georgo Ross, Toronto, whore bright smiling is the use of a gentle, "washing" non-- She never had seen, let alone read, Jeut, 1m sure, pop sed. the was held; first vice a document of any kind. The The hat is very becoming, ana u meeting Baton gritty dental cream. ' legal mis- president, A. T. Prescott, terms puzzled her. The amount she you dont realize it wy its your second vice in sed, Sure, Rouge, La.; president, was to get. and one other thing fortune, ma sed, and pop Leslie B. Henry, Pasadena, Culif.; the paper was clear to her that is I dont pertend to know enymins third vice William B. it was she about ladies hats, I wouldent know president, Vuu Can .io An Jiuprcaloii of COLGATE'S CLEANS TEETH THE RIGHT WAY she thought thought Rlggs, Vancouver, B. ('; interna- Over understood it. She was to have wat to say even if you had, both Thomas Habb, Wor- licauty liven the Tbone. if she did tional trustees, ' the raise for five years eyes covered with it. Mass.; A. L. Muesell, St, and no firm would 'Washes" and Polishes Doesn't Scratch or Scour and was on hand all the I know its all ana tnais bui-ficie- cester, feeling that this all right, rite, Pau' Minn.; Victor M. Johnson, go out of Its way to be nice to you. time. ma sed. Wich Jest then my G. O. Wolf, Denver; inter- Jennie was 12. she Claddis came down stairs Chicago; In these modern days your home or Five years sister national treasurer, Russell E. Ward, office is visited first IS A DOUBLE would be most school O look at mothers new lid, your usually ACTION DENTIFRICE: maintain the conditionsT through high saying, Jackson, Michigan. by telephone. What sort of im- JT right mouth how did it get away over mere, Robinson stated that mother? Mr. Atlanta, pression do you give out when you ,(1) Loosens clinging ' Ga was selected, by a large vote, pick up the receiver? particles. Thats ixacklv and precisely ware as the conven- Correct in Practice. Today scientific makes over Denver, Colo., I do not know which is worse, (2) Washes them it belongs and this family for next year. Six thou- Is away. dentists know that harsh and DOES LAUNDRY me ma sed. Ana sne tion city the voice which crisp, curt and drugs tired, quit sand attended tho convention in or the voice which may chemicals harm mouth tissues. took it off and today wen she put one of the sessions Impersonal, Colgate's she it on Toronto. During mean to be ploasant enough but Sensible In You ' it on to go out put strate, a was received announc and This Theory. can't beat Ribbon Dental Cream does not contain me Aint you going to ware telegram which lacks force spirit. WORK AND saying, ing the birth ot tne lack of Is often due to nothing common sense when backed by modern them. Authorities that a dentifrice it over one eye eny more, ma? and club. About spirit agree 1 third Kiwanis but the inability to throw the voice science. saliva Is ma saying. Ill ware it the way members make the inter, Healthy practically should do only one thing clian teeth it. 70,000 up properly or to enunciate properly. feel like wearing national roster of the organization. which can does this. No HDUSEWORKTOO meening she wasent, These are defects and thoroughly. Colgate's Proberly Other fcBi.iros of yesterday's Ribbon Dental Cream is false claims luncheon included a Canadian mildly alkaline, are made that Colgate' Her-se- MENACED Mr. practically neutral, and cleanses without to Find i ELKS' CLUB penny at each place, given by CORDOVA AND BENTLEY possesses any other virtue, but it does Surprised Robinson, and a $" attendance nature's balance. BY SMALL HOT Shufflebar-ge- r disturbing Avoid possess this one in the highest degree, if So Well BLAZE; prize, given by Frank RING BOUT IS A DRAW dentifrices Feeling and won by Sidney U. Rosen-wal- that are strongly alkaline or and in a higher degree than any other SWITCH COILS CAUSE acid. Taunton, Mass. "I used to have Bennie Cordova of Albuquerque appreciably Colgate's helps to kind of dentifrice. pains in my back ana legs so Dadly, A serious fire in the Elks club floored Ruff Hentley of Slaton, ISSUE WARRANT FOR Lub- wun outer trou- building was narrowly averted at Tex., nine times In a bout st bles that women g o'clock yesterday morning when BIELASKI'S ARREST bock, Tex., Tuesday night, but th sometimes have, a small blaze was started by the referee called the bout a draw. that doctor or- The Information received here was that cleans thor- my electrio lighting system. B As- Colgate's teeth dered me to dimmer ap- Mexico City. July (by the Cordova took every round by a stay switch controlling the KI Universal no in bed a week in paratus in the lodge room had sociated Press). wide margin. oughly safe dentifrice on and Qrafico this afternoon declares it does every month. It been turned by someone, from official sources that more. A LARQE tube didn t do me much the tho overloaded colls burned learns said an order for the arrest of A. Bruce costs more? H. good, so one day out. Fire Chief Henderson on a of 25Qwhy pay Bielaskl charge that if the fire had broken out in Cuerna-vac- after talkingwith was issued today by a a GIRLS !L a friend who took the night with nobody about, the court. El Mundo also asserts Lvdia E. Pink- - building might have been badly that such an order "is about to be IS damaged. The blaze was put out I ham's Vegeta- issued." Up to late this afternoon, ble for with chemicals. The damage is the United States em- Ot Compound about $100. however, BLEACH THE SKIN bout the fame .troubles I had, I bassy has received no advico ot an At 4 o'clock yesterday morning a arrest. thought 1 would try it aiso. i ana shed at 1323 South Third street can work in all that J the laundry was destroyed by fire, from of two lem-on- s time and do house- totally OSTEOPATHS PLEASED Squeeze the Juice 1 through the my a cause not known. into a bottle containing three "3 work, too. last month I was so sur- Cotton and other refuse on a va- AT RECEPTION HERE ounces of Orchard White, which prised at myself to be up and around cant lot at 619 North Fourth street any drug store will supply for a and so while beforelused to fence 11:30 o'clock feeling good spread a at been received here few cents, shake well, and you to feel completely lifeless. I have yesterday morning, causing small A letter has have a quarter pint of harmless GAMviw who work with The from Dr. F. F. Millard, a member told some of the girls damage. property belongs to who and delightful lemon bleach. have such troubles to Frank Trotter. of the party of osteopaths lo- me and try here a few Massage this sweetly fragrant E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- passed through days tion into .the face, neck, arms Lydia In ago, the citizens ot Albu- pound, and I tell them how it has Steppe grass, which grows thanking and hands each day, then shortly Russia, has a curious way of sow querque for the manner In which note the and whiteness of helped me. You ean use my testimo- were entertained here. beauty nial of others." Mrs. ing its seed. It forms a coll of the visitors your skin. for the good fibre which on "Allow us to congratulate you on us Blanche 69 Grant Taun- twists wot days, Famous stags beauties this Silvia, St., thus working Its way into the the most wonderful expression ot lemon lotion to bleach and bring ton, Mass. us In e, When the weather is welcome you gave your that rosy-whit- com. one friend tell- ground. dry soft, clear, It's the same story the coll untwists, but remains city," the letter said. "We will plexfon, also as a freckle, sun- ing another of the value of Lydia E. fixed In position owing to a barb never forget the reception and burn, and tan bleach because it Finknam'B g-- us." - vegetable uimpouaa. fc at the end under the soil, . food time you dpesn't irrJttit, . ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU ' .'Jul? 6, 1922.

for the attack, according to tho re. STRIKING EMPLOYES WOMAN IS JAILED. EDITOR FAMILIAR COUNTRYSIDE TRANSFORMED port. Gabaldon was able to go to Donver, Colt., July 6. Accused BY STUDY WORKER BEATEN: his home on the other side of the GIVEN UNTIL JULY 8 of mistreating children and UNG INTO WONDERLAND NATURE Rio Grande. to cruelty WORK animals, Mrs. Bertha Schwartz. The sheriff's office was informed TO RETURN TO 42, a boarding house keeper ot also that another shop employe Denver, was arrested this evening IS ON THE JOB LAYS BLAME ON had been chased by strikers and (By The Au.:iHtr(l Vmt.) nnd lodged in tho city Jail. Two f. .ced to hide under the viaduct. ' Cheyenne, Wyo., July 5. Strik- children who are said to have been Safe An investigation is being made of ing employes of the Union Pacific placed under her care were taken to Under-sheri- ff Milk both cases, according company were given until 3 o'clock to their homes. Complaints made Fred Kornoff. by neighbors of Mrs. Schwartz re- For Infants told Saturday, July , to return to work Petrolino Gabaldon police sulted in her arrest. Invalids headquarters last night, according In order to retain their pension and & to Sergeant James Martin, in seniority rights, In an announce- 11 PASSENGERS INJURED. NO COOKING that he had been beaten by ment at the charge, posted Cheyenne shops B:lt Lake City, 5. "Food-Drin- k" Wednesday's Edition of the Sheriff's Office Gets Report men.- He the Utah, July Tt toi All Ages. :' J7 .:...;...: L.!! a number ot stated, today. Eleven passengers v ere injured, ivianon, u., star uarnea of Attack on Petrolino Ga- sergeant said, that he was not work- The order was signed by W. M. two seriously,, early this afternoon Quick Lunch at Home Office,D4 A ing the shops, but had been to see Jeffers, general manager. when five .Pullman cars of the Fountains. Ask tot HORUCtCS. a Two Column Editorial baldon, at Corner of Pa- a man employed there. Martin said Of the 1.600 employed In the lo- Suit Lake and Los Angeles pas- man did not nun. cal strucx 211 No. KS-Ay- Imitations & Substitutes Him. Third. the appear badly shops wtio Saturday, senger train 8, eastbound, Signed by o cific and men have returned to work, offi- plunged from tho track near ft REPORTED WOUNPtfD. cials of the railroad announced toi Pehrson, 60 miles west of Salt (By Tlie Aunrinted TrrM.) T'etrolino Gahaldon, an employe LoiKlo", .Inly . The Daily Mail day. Lake. Journal Want Ads Bring Results. Marion, Ohio, July 6 ( Liy the of the Santa I'e shops, was set upon says it is reported early this morn- Press.) President (aid- and beaten near the corner of Third ing that Eammon de Vaiera has ing tried his hand again today at Pacific avenue 7:110 been wounded and by of for street and about captured his old job writing editorials o'clock last night, according to the Irish free state forces. The news- th Marion Star. received the sheriff's of- adds the so far a n report by paper that report Today's edition carried fice. Galmldoti stated that nine cannot be confirmed. editorial signed by "Warren men had attacked him and beaten ?. Harding." It was headed, "Tho to him badly. He blamed strikers Journal Want Ads Bring Results. Essentials Success." and brought L out that honesty, simplicity, in- dustry, capacity and determination HIKING THROUGH THE DUNES "available to are CHARTER No. 11 442. Reserve District No. 11 all who aspire" OF th chief essentials to success. CHICACO. Elliot R. Downinc, RETORT THE CONDITION OP THE The text of the editorial follows: of the University of Chicago has Is th? nnture-RUid- "While Marion celebrating written a new type of e CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK centennial of the city's founding, it in "A Naturalist in the Great Lakes is fine to rejoice in the coming to- At Albuquerque, in the State ot New Mexico, at the close of business find in Reeion." gether again, to happiness He has abandoned the old method on June 30, 192: , the exchange of sentiments born of RESOURCES home to recall the ir. of trcntinp plants and animals as coming, pride individuals and deals with 1. a. Loans and discounts, including redis things accomplished, and above all isolated ot and them in and associations counts, acceptances other banks, OUR ANNUAL else, appraise the qualities of men croups foreign bills of exchange or drafts sold end measures which made us what affected by environment. He of of with indorsement this bank (ex- we are today. The latter is essen- sketches the geological history those shown in b 521. 5 and cept and c) $726. tial to the preparedness for greater jthe north central states that Total loans $726,521.05 $726,521.65 progress in the future. part ot (janaaa wunm me oasin oi 2. Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured $292.42 292.42 "Sturdy men pioneered the way to the Great Lakes and sets forth the 4. U. S. Government owned: Summer securities Clearance wo early settlement and sturdy evolution and interrelation of the a to secure LT. of PRpF. DOWNING Deposited circulation S. men, too. They blazed the way and animal life adapted to bonds ; 100,000.00 in Ohio, and sent pltmt par value'..: development the climate and soil of this region. teems with life and a midsummer b All other United States Government se- A STRTS TODAY many of their sons and daughters his to Prof. of Prof. Downing has designed census, according Downing, curities (including premiums, if any).. 60,000.00 to the peaceful conquest the book to be the oi showed a of 16,000,000 west the Mississippi and little companion population Total 160,000.00 greater lovers in the Great living creatures to the acre, beetles, 5. other bonds, stocks, securities, etc 49,915.86 Missouri valleys. Resolute and abie of i men made secure social ordsr Lakes region. It tells the reader wasps and ants predominating. 6. Furniture and fixtures 10,438.00 to and the associate Heal owned 4.000.00 $16.50 $60 Suits at $12.85 $41.85 here, and simple and courageous what to look for there and in places Prof. Downing is pro- estate other than banking house men blended determination with with similar climate r.nd topog- fessor of natural science in the Col- 8. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 44,091.98 Our 9. Reserve entire stock of good suits. Everything from the dark and genius and made the industrial be- raphy and how to identify what he lege of Educatior, in the University Items with Federal Bank in pro had little of wealth sees on hikes the of Chicago and is editor of the cess of collection 55,258.27 light color Palm Beaches to our best tweeds and homespuns, includ- ginning. They through country, 10. and but wealth of oppor-tult- side. is full of in- University Of Chicago Nature Cash in vault amount due from na cool they wrought It particularly tional banks ing cloths, tropical worsteds, mohairs and imported gabardines. Only a few knew their strug- formation regarding the sand Study series of which this volume 43,15,5.27 All sizes, in 10 lots all at gles, their sacrifices, hut honesty, dunes of the southern shore of is a The book is bound with 11. Amount duo from State banks, bankers, big savings. and part. and trust in the United States simplicity, industry, capacity Lake Michigan, the only desert east a limp cover for pocket use and 450 companies determination are known to have illustrations add to its value to t" e (other than .included In Items 8, 9 and of of the Mississippi. 22,019.52, to been mad9 the chief essentials This weird of amateur naturalist. It is published 10) $2 $12.50 Shirts at $1.35 to $9.25 success. These make for suc- region shifting 13. Checks on other banks in the same oily their dead and desolate, by the University of Chicago Press. cess anywhere, and are available to sands, seemingly or town as reporting bank (other than Every shirt in the house in the summer clearance. Madras to All who aspire. Item 1 2) 10,327.96 silks, conventional as well as all "Let Marion observe every good Total of Items 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13. . $132,761.02 every style the season's favored lemon of the yesterdays and re- CHAUTAUQUA TENT TO 14. b Miscellaneous cash items S, 055. 02 novelties. SomeVith collars attached, others with the smart separate solve to go on, adding to the Rtride 00 15. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer.. 5,000.00 collars to match. Double one two In industry and commerce and de- BE FAN COOLED THIS' cuffs; single cuffs; and, button. that in I Total ... And of course standard shirts with reversible cuffs and termine every enlargement SAYS MANAGER $1,136,075.95 plain collar material growth shall reflect larger I YEAR, LIABILITIES bands. progress in the finer attainments III 17. Capital Rtock paid in $100,000.00 which make a community worth METROPOLIS How to he entertained nnd com- 18. Surplus fund 15,000.00 while. The fit counterpart to thti fortable lias been solved this sea- 19. Undivided profits $4,877.58 to Straw Hats city of material success is the city son the chnutaun.ua manage- c Less current expenses, interest and taxes $2 at $1.35 to $4 of homes, education, by happy ample ment which announced yesterday paid 4,877.58 Entire fortunate and profitable employ- AREOISTRIKE 20. Circulating notes outstanding 100,000.00 stock of straw hats. Sailors, leghorns, Panamas, etc. All of God facilitated. :i that the big tent will be cooled by 21. to ment, worship . Amount due Federal Reserve Bank sizes and all styles. civic conscience and a community electric fans furnished by the Al- (deferred credits) 6,167.78 oul." buquerque Gas and Electric com- 22. Amount due to national banks 89,117.31 Union Leaders Assert That pany. The scramble for reserved 23. Amount duo State banks, bankers and seats fans will and trust in the United $1 to $9 Athletic Underwear, 75c to $6.50 i nearest the open companies lROUND THE Walkout Is Spreading, at 8 o'clock at Mat-son- 's States and countries than this morning foreign (other The $1 athletic underwear at 75c is a But Railroad Executives book store. included in Items 21 or 22) 8.500.53 big leader. Mainly because The lots at Seventh and Central, 25. Cashier's checks outstanding 17,684.81 it's mighty good underwear for the price. Stock includes ho are Total of Items 24 and 25 .. 3 everything COURT Dispute Claim. where the tent will located, 21, 22, 23, $121,370.4 to the fine silks at $6.50 in the sale. being put in condition for the Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) up glove of week's to Reserve (Br The A.nriiilp(l I'm.) opening tho program subject (deposits payable HOUSE New York. 5. John J. Dowj which will begin next Monday. In- within 30 days): July over 26. to to Summer and David Williams, chairman nnfl creased seating capacity pre- Individual deposits subject check 439,844.39 $5 $15 Oxfords, $3.85 to $11.85 vious years will be provided and 27. Certificates of deposit due In less than 30 Jesus Sedlllo was arraigned be- vice chairman of the New York dis- 'all will be reserved. for Desiderlo seats days (other than money borrowed!.. 15,155.65 Included are conventional calf oxfords, the newest brogues, whits fore Justice of the Peace trict "strike conduct" committee G. M. Tice, the advance Total of demand deposits than on a ot un- agent (other canvas oxfords and IMontoya yesterday charge of the six railroad shop crafts for Redpath-Horne- r Chautau- bank to many sport styles. was dismissed. the deposits) subject reserve drunkeness. lie ions, today returned from a tour has arrived to for the Items 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31 515,000.04 Licenses. t re- qua, arrange Marriage of lie metropolitan area with of He has Time Reserve af- ! of opening the program. deposits subject to (payable Angela Medell Albuquerque ports thnt 25,000 men hnd walked culled of tho 30 30 to at .'and Felix Mediano of a meeting children ter days, or subject to days or $4 $40 Luggage $3.25 to $32 ' Albuquerque. out, including nearly 3,000 "sympa- M. Wells of who are selling ticket at the more notice, and postal savings): Eugenia Albuquer- thy strikers." Chamber of Commerce at 2 o'clock 32. of All kinds of and Dunsworth of Albu- the fif na- Certificates deposit (other than for luggage, from fibre suit cases and leather Boston que Kay Despite refusal their this afternoon. He will explain money borrowed) 152.172.66 querque. tional organizations to authorize bags, through the entire stock of Belber suit cases and on to Sals of and the prize contest which Is being 34. Other time deposits 127,655.24 bags, up Placlda Albuquerque a general strike, declared the labor conducted In connection These Jose B. Herrera of Albuquerque. maintenance of men, with the Total of time deposits subject to Reserve very good wardrobe trunks. trunks sold regularly at $40 and chiefs, way ticket sales. Items 32, 33, 34 and 35 279,827.90 Mary Gunthka of Albuquerque truck men. firemen, boiler men. were considered excellent trunks at that price The sale price is $32. And Seale of Joliet, 111. water coal and Harry tenders, passers, Total . 4 5 According to figures given out clerks are going nut in Email groups ....v $1,136,075.95 hy the office of the county treas- in scattered shops on all of tin State of New Mexico, County of Bernalillo, ss: urer, the tax collections for 1921 eleven principal muds entering JCisv I, H. G. Bunjes, Cashier of the above-name- d bank, do solemnly are better than those of previous York city. 1'iiilr to today, tut; swear that the above statement is true to tho best of my knowledge of 2 or 3 belief. III years to the extent per strike called at 10 a. m. last Sat- jjpl 3 and liilMftHffliiEN cent. So far 89 per cent of the urday was estimated ,y leaders '.( H. G. BUNJES, Cashier. collections have been made, and by have been answered by 22,000 men, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of July, 1922. nimsLf, next month about 90 per cent will or approximately 100 per cent o (Seal) KYLE S. CRICHTON, Cashier. 218 West Central. Phone 335 have been collected. the shop craft personnel in the dis- DINING (My commission expires Dec. 21, 1925.) trict. CORRECT Attest: "That Monday feeling," which "We haven't been able to learn of JOHN F. SIMMS, most office workers suffer from, twenty-fiv- e in the whole I11"". CHAIRS LUTHY. win- in'jt FRED Is now said to be due to office of New Voii; area, who have A. G. SIMMS, dows being closed over Sunday, the union." declared IJowd. Get you dining Directors. thus making the air stale. Contrasted with all reports from chairs from us. We strike headquarters in this city, have the kind you were the unanimous assertions ol want, because we A FREE exeitulives of eastern railroads have everything were from the cheapest that walkout today negligible. to CANNING BOOKLET t was generally declared that many bow back chair shop crafts men who chose lit'; the finest upholst- Canned products are worthy hour of the strike call to begin cele- ered period designs. -' to is of a larger share of the house- brating July fourth, returned It very probable consideration than they their Jobs today. Hundreds of new lhat we can save ' keeper's ad- considerable on usually receive. Besides being men, responding In newspaper you a valuable resource in time vertisements, are being used to re- your chairs. may also be place the strikers. of emergency they be- i used as foundations for a great New shop orsani.ations are ' of delectable dishes. ing built up. rail officials declared, variety dan- On Success in home canning de- which soon will eliminate any Vacation? of or train . star co f Going pends a good deal on how ger passenKer freight nf mi well the canner understands suspension. The Pennsylvania an- in nounced at. noon today that it had in reason for each step the in all the process. all the men it needed shops. Get the Hews From Home All ot this information, to- Less inclusive utatenicnts were, Every Day with tested recipes for made at headquarters of other viffrir-- gether 'roads. vonwill IS' ( canning fruits and vegetables, of f contained in a booklet which Verified reports that several is roads were I the Department of Agriculture the principal- eastern ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL has issued. employing negroes for some of the This Is a free Government jobs left acant by semi-skille- d and IF YOU BUY A unskilled failed to publication. Our Washington union strikers, ' Information Bureau will secure night to cause any consternation Will Be Mailed to You Regularly, Including the a copy for any reader who fills among lhe strikers' leaders. HOTPOINT Sunday out and mails the coupon be-- ; Edition, for 85c Per Month. low, enclosing two cents in fcEICHSTAG CHIEF ELECTRIC ,t stamps for return postage. ; "Write your name and address HALTS DISORDER ADDRESS AS t clearly. ' VACUUM CHANGED OFTEN AS REQUESTED AMONG DEPUTIES '. FREDERIC .T. HASK1N, Director. CLEANER In-- "i Use The Albuquerque Journal 9ummPrFxcumon Coupon Below and Mail With Your Check . formation Bureau, Washing- ton, D. C. AT RAABE cents AND . I enclose herewith two much lower ' in stamps for return postage RtoP9are on a free copy of the Canning MAUGER'S t Booklet. MORNING JOURNAL, Albuquerque, N. M.: Is'ame THIS WEEK (obtddofprirtftofer? Please mail Daily and Sunday Journal to address below for Street THEY WII.Ti PAY YOU $3 City . I'OIt YOUrt OI,l) RROOM Of you 4he Pike? teak Region $5 FOR YOUR OLD CARPET .weeks. Enclosed find remittance of $. J" I Btate SWEEPER AND s Name Address LEGAL NOTICE Accept that as part ftlpblo invite? j NOTICE OF KXJUCUTRIX. Postof lice - In the Matter of the Estate ot Al-- payment on fen Isabel National (ores bert R. Kool, Deceased. the .Notice is hereby given that Luly Kool. Executrix of the estate cleaner, allowing you ft Albert R. Kool, deceased, has Ber-jialil- lo to--. (iled in the Probate court ot to the DphVW county. New Mexico, her pay balance gateway Give inal report as such Executrix, and Your Albuquerque Address Here. iha court has appointed Thursday, Rocky Mountainlbtiondl ferfe at the rate of , 'he thirteenth day of July, 1922, as No Street Phone...... he day for hearing objeetlons, if f.ny there be, to the approval of Do wish "aid final report and the discharge you paper discontinued at Albuquerque address during i said Executrix, "Will f f he to send j' Witness my hand and the seal of Paul Loebe. glad you our absence? No 1 your Yes.. rf.a T.nkn , . .nn- -l tn'dlf'll 1 , I Gpq Summer Y June. 1922. Paw Loebe, president of th lookktyCbloraclo eal) FEED CROIXOTT, Reichstag, onickly pat down dem-1- k 95 Clerk of Said Probate Court. onstratioM by radical members ot andcOff ih? Beaten Patk': x wi' Douy lonowing receipt; oi tne Per Month I information that Foreign Minister R. W. HOYT, Agent, t AdS QUICk ReSUltS l had been assassinated. BCing Kwim v Phone 204i Albuquerque, .N.-- " July 6, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Paire Seven.

STATE MATTERS WAIT; DIPLOMATS SMOKE SEEKS 1 SALE WORKERS DISCOUNTS 6(1 VALUES ASSERT I 1(1 r . . v Your A dale that Meas- Representatives of Shop This Sale Will low's Chance to Buy Depend- Crafts Begin an Investi- ures Up Every- of Pro- Run But a able Merchandise at Prices You Can- gation of Legality thing the Word Action. posed Few Days not Afford to Let Pass By. Sale Means. Hearing that agents for the Santa Fe railway had gone to Laguna and firm vA Gallup with the Intention of em- ' ploying Indians to work for the and C. other points, iMm company here fit Our Name Is Your Guarantee of representatives of the shop crafts Quality In Albuquerque yesterday began an Investigation of the legality of such it to Odd HERE ARE A FEW m a procedure. They declared Boys' Shoes, Lot ITEMS, JUST, Athletic Underwear belief that the Indians, be- be their and ing wards of the government ENOUGH TO GIVE AN IDEA OF, on the United States payroll, could yOU not employed by the rail- be legally reser- - 75c road or removed from their $3.15 THE REAL! BARGAINS WE OFFER YOU J. VnOwlng to the fact that a majority i A v of the men who quit work In the are in the class or strike Saturday unions say skilled workmen, the of and Polncare of surrounded by members of British cabinet Shirts White Oxords see how the Indians Premiers Lloyd George England France, Silk u they cannot un- of use to thi railroad after-dinn- er American business men had H can be men Even weighty things like state an cigar. Premier they ideas to E2 A line of intention Is to shift of visited Pre- over All the late priced sell, C3 splendid White CO fill less the Into matters, international affairs and Poincare France lunch, after which, their O now at other tasks discussed values $6 values $4.80. late employed them wltn such must wait these days while mier Lloyd George at No. 10 cigars, they affairs of $7.50 $6.00; Oxfords; shapes vUlJv the shops and replace and statesmen Downing street. JThen lii state. the red men. diplomats enjoy just Eailroad officials said last night the laborers they Dress Hats Dress Oxfords that they have all United States liave- - the Q. What does mean? and are not thinking of Im- are there," they said, "we don't longest Shantung We Do need, em- know it." mileage? J. C. Y, T. V. F. Knox and All men's black and tan Oxfords at or hiring here any eco- Stetson, Mallory porting that class. The following bulletin was post- A. The bureau of railway A. The word is derived from tho best headwear at a a of ployes under al vAMfrfirHnv in thfi lnnal nhorm. ad nomics says that the Chicago, Mil- Chinese and literally means moun America's saving saving 20. Thirty Employed Yesterday. of St. now a It was stated last vising maintenance of way men waukee and Paul has tains east. of At the shops, or oraer of 16,106.84. The South- af- 20. that ten mechanics had been the status tne aenmng mileage Q. Can the average farmer night their strike: ern Paclfio in the United States d Odd Pants to work yesterday and that ford to uso pure-bre- males for put had been em- Albuquerque, N. M. has 15,962.39 miles of tracks, and stock? M. F. T. CAPS Exactly twenty helpers also 5. 1922. and breeding has been made July the Chicago, Burlington Qulncy A. The farmer should All odd pants, both dress and work ployed. No attempt To All United Brotherhood of 13,394.83. average strike-breaker- s, offi- such an to bring in of ana Rail- What will remove a choco- use nothing else, because $2.50 Values $2.00; $2.25 Values pants, 20 off. The total force now em- Maintenance Way i. animal the characteristics cials said. road Shop Laborers, and All Cov- late stain from a tablecloth? Jf. N. posseses $1.85; $2.00 Values $1.60 ployed, officials declared, Is nearly desired in market animais ana is As We ered by Agreement: B. such a of breed- 400. nviilnwinir Western Union wire A. Sprinkle borax on the spot the result of plan GLOVES While sleeping and eating quar- ing that he transmits those quali- In the received by System Secretary F. O. and soak the cloth in cold water. Hats ters have been established What is meant an A. B. ties to his offspring. Straw for the con- Loaey, dated Detroit, Mich,, July Q. by of All dress and work gloves 20 off. yards near the shops 6, 3:23 p. m. C. statement? W. M. O. What ia the employment venience of workers, it was stated RfrilfA 1m ns black and All our Panamas and Bang-kok- s are not no nrivWrl order held A. These Initials stand for audit such expressions pitch Straws, Advertise D. One-Thir- officially yesterday, they l oVovnnf Ttpndinar Tipcotlfttions bureau of circulation and such green verdure called? A. H. a of d. unem- re- at saving SUITS required to spend their committees of each system upon statements are sworn to the pub- A. Pleonasm consists in tne Inside the stockade by by in some ployed hours question or reconsideration or wage lishers making them. petition of an idea implied do not wish to do so. Many of word or element in the sent- All Kinds Suits at Liberal Discount. they when decrease order, discontinuance Q. Is the incubator A modern other HOSE of them go to their homes contract work, overtime, and other invention? It, M. L. ' ence, Values shift has completed Its worn. con How much heat does the $15.00 Values $12.00; $22.50 their those grievances. Only under these A. Devices for the artificial Q. Union officials say that ditions do I tno striKe oraer. of chickens from eggs human bodv generate? H. E. M. Odd Lot Fancy Men's $18.00; $35.00 Values $26.25; been delayed ol deter hatching the trains that have Full instructions and information wore known to mankind from the A. Takinir the weight of Silk . . 50c Values have come In late be- mail. em- at 140 he gives Hose, per pair. $40.00 $30.00. recent days bad to you today by Every early ages. Pliny says that the average man pounds, cause of engine trouble and is expected to remain at his thus hatched 100,000,000 off 330 to 400 British tnermai unus cars. officials state ploye Egyptians 368 to 473 order Railway as post to perform only sucn worn chickens in a year. The first pat- per hour when at rest, that trains have been running coming under the scope of our ented invention of the modern in- when in easy action and 525 to 735 schedule as at time of- nearly to any sucn agreement. Take up with this cubator was in 1847, but practical when at hard work. In the recent past, and cases of men was Holmes of the su- have not fice immediately all success with such machines Q. Is Justice delavs as have occurred dismissed for refusing to penorm not met with until 1877. premo court regarded as friendly to resulted from t,he strike. work outside their regular duties. Q. What ediblo romalns labor? P. K. Return. liquid Mas- Former Employes (Signed) "E. F. GKABliE, when air but liardcns A. As chief justice of the J R. Sexton, mechanical super- President." liquid tight, court Mr. last "Grand when exposed to the air? 1j. J. sachusetts supremo intendent, before leaving night OI handed down several decis- in La Junta, A. The mireau cnemiairy Holmes n for his headquarters says that maple syrup fits this ions that were friendly to organized Bald that applications for work- many men labor, his position boing that work are being received from W men had a to combine and IK right when forces were JOSOWN Q. hat countries oia ption ing who were laid off rulo? II. S. to "support their interests by argu- reduced here a year ago. or and the bestow- EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS men doubt the A. At one time otner during ments, persuasion, ALBUQUERQUE'S Union say they his career Napoleon controueu al of refusal of thoso advantages claim of the railway that nearly GIES A France, narta of Italy, Russia, which they otherwise lawfully con- 400 men are at work here. "If they the Netherlands, Spain and trol, so long as they do no violence Prussia, iMMMiniin ri im ininnnMiiwMMiwiMtriViaiMMiiaitiririBiTiiiririfMili' r iii ira ni.inn.i ii'TiMii him. it id. Portugal. or threaten no violence." CHARTA TOT CHARTER No. 2614 RESERVE DISTRICT No. 11 REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF THE Presents Gift at University FIRST NATIONAL BANK close of business A. Assembly at Which He At Albuquerque, In the State of New Mexico, at the on June 30th, 1922. Made Address on Home RESOURCES 1. a. Loans and discounts, including redis- Sanctuaries. counts, acceptances of other banks ond tcTpisn bills of exchange or A framed facsimile of the Magna drafts sold with indorsement of this r Charta, the famous charter or bank (except those shown in b and 'trcan;you! VI was to C) - y; Rnirllsh liberties, presented Total' 'iVans- of New Mexico yes- ; , the university none; unsecured..' "Vtilll "What's News?" 2. secured, ...... the Overdrafts, Joseph -- terday morning by Attorney 4 U. S. Government securities owned: DO YOU WANT TO The was S. R. Wilson. presentation a Deposited to secure circulation (U. know; HOW, made at the daily assembly at bonds par value)....-.- . 400,000.00 which Mr. Wilson was the principal b All other United States Government The was accepted for securities (including premiums, it to get along in life? You speaker. gift ,. 125,852.50 HEN Columbus and his caravels returnecl front fh university by President David ' ' ' 525,852.50 want to . learn the busi- Total ." . . !".... Spence Hill, who announced that bonds," stocks', securities, etc .. 98,514.89 the New World, the first question shouted from ness that under- an 5. Other practices tho document would be hung in 6. house, none; furniture and lie Banking 5,281.92 5,281.9- - w the shore ".What's the the successful com- appropriate place In tho buildings. fixtures ... .was, news?," mercial structure. This The speaker was introduced to 7. Real estate owned other than banking his audience In a novel manner by house . 97,127.10 school is very able to de- who first read to Reserve ' iThat's always the question of paramount importance.; President Hill, 8. Lawful reserve with Federal J5 velop business life the assembly Mr. Wilson's well Bank .. ' folk's your "The Fe Trail" in Years ago asked it of the post rider, the soldier, without a known poem Santa 9. Items with Federal Reserve Bank , handicap. from his collected verse, and then of collection i h.jm.m author. process na returned from the wars, the man who had been down to presented the 10. Cash in vault and amount due from 54 Mr. Wilson spoke on his favorite banks m Keep on Reading Mr. .u- - r'Vionol In V.verv Tlnmfl." tlonal the settlements, or the neighbor back from the general memo ' t 11. Amount due from State banks, bankers, ' Educator's Talks. a project to which he has devoted in the United -- ' nf Vila life. Ha told and trust companies jstore, 'itp-'h .n than included in Items r . ,. come to him, how States (other 266,088.72 how the idea had 8, 9 and 10) it had been successfully worKea out tianks In the same fine! tKe holds the 13. Checks on other city iTo'day, you answer in your newspaper. TlirougK and the vision, he for or town as reporting bank (other future when each home in the 1 sanctu than Item 12) ."5 the .newspapers the news of the world and of the com- country may have its family Total of Items 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 . v 1,231,820.64 ary. on - re- to the 14. a Checks and drafts banks (includ- quickly becomes knowledge. AVd -' He spoke particularly Federal Reserve Bank) located out-- munity public of whom there 699-Z- school teachers side of city or town of reporting bank 7. member this it talces two kinds of news to make a' were many In the summer school ...... 14,057.67 21,666.94 Am to snread b Miscellaneous cash items 15. fund with U. S. Treasurer mo'dern 5f the Idea among their pupils and to Redemption paper complefe.; w and due from U. S. Treasurer. . .,.:.; f?'2;. encourage persons iney Knew Total ,. v '. 7,035,288.81 one room (.. building homes to reserve LIABILITIES ffKe firs? fells of Happenings hear ancl far of fires',1 for this purpose. He explained . of the 17. Capital stock paid In . ..vf .roy . .t. .( . i22222x2 that the development plan . ! 200,000.00 IF YOU BUY A must upon the school chil- 18. Surplus fund ttrv.'v.-.vr- v'' . sports, elections', accidents', marriages, death's, great men, depend 19. Undivided 'r-- dren of who will be the home profits ' W.ii today 20. notes 899.997.B0 jarrea? events'; builders of tomorrow. Circulating outstanding ,.v.W.vv - " HOTPOINT 22. to national banks. . ft: 854,808.83 The object of tne nome cnapei ia Amount due to dedicate a certain part of the 23. Amount due to State banks, bankers iTKe seconcl fells of wear an'd use ELECTRIC in tna wnmhln of God. tO and trust companies in the United things you eat, things In which mem- States and foreign countries (other create a sanctuary 21 689,480.29 sold to friends and bers of the family may begin and than included in Items and 22)r., you buy, 'things being your neighbors VACUUM end the with prayers and praise 24. Certified checks outstanding r.v. w 11,889.87 day . :news is and where solace may be found In 25. Cashier's checks outstanding ..v.r.-- .V 106,462.86 This advertising. times or stress. .. Total of Items 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 1,112,126.85 the coming Demand than bank de '0yate CLEANER Announcements of deposits (other as" fo up-fb-cl- the adver- . i AvnH,tnDt inna vArA made posits) subject to Reserve (de ''" It's jusf imporfanf Keep on by Dr. L. B. Mitchell, dean of tho posits payable wHhin 80 days): in this as it is to read about what's AT RAABE AND summer school ins sinsmes u. " 27. Individual deposits subject to check.v 2,623,621.05 tising paper doing patriotic song and the Alma Mater 27. Certificates of deposit due in less than the world of events", was lead by Professor John Lukken 80 days (other than for money bor in f MAUGER'S . of the department or music. rowed) Jl 8,623.02 31. Other demand deposits ..tv. . . . . : . . n 5,800.49 Total of demand deposits than THIS WEEK (other ' bank deposits) subject to Reserve Items 26. 27, 28, 29, 80 and 81 8,148,044.53' THEY WILL PAY TOTJ $8 Answers to Questions. Time deposits subject to Reserve (pay- FOB TOUR OLD BROOM OR J able after 30 days, or subject to 80 $5 FOR YOUR OLD CARPET days or more notice, and postal sav- (Any reader can get the answer : Al ings) Dis- SWEEPER AND to any Question by writing The 32. Certificates of deposit '(other than for Advertising Is An Essential News Service It is buquerque Morning Journal Infor- money borrowed) 1,348,826.97 mation Bureau, Frederic J. Haskln. 84. Other time .. 278,705.42 tinctly to Your Advantage to Be Guided By It Study Accept that as part D. C. This deposits Director, Washington, Total of time deposits to Re- ' informa- subject - offer applies strictly to serve, Items 32, 83, 34 and 35.- 1,627,532.39 the Local in the Journal. tion. The bureau cannot give ad Advertising Morning payment on the 36. United States deposits (other than pos- vice on legal, medical, and financial Loan de- matters. It does not attempt to tal savings), Including War settle domestio tronbles, nor to un posit account and deposits of United cleaner, allowing you on any States disbursing officers...... 106,634.29 ,w.) dertake exhaustive research 41. Write plain- Letters of Credit and Travelers' Checks subject. your question Sold for cash and 800.00 to the balance ly and briefly. Give full name and outstanding.,...,., pay address and enclose two cents in 44, Liabilities other than those above stated . 40,00000. for All es stamps return postage. : i at the rate of are sent direct to the in Total v 7,038,888.81 quirer.) State of New Mexico, County of Bernalillo, ss: I, C. S. White, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly Q. Why are more home runs swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge miulo nowadays in baseball? it. and belief. A. Men connected with big C. S. WHITE, Cashier. BEL.. league baseball say. that a definite Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of July, 1922, answer cannot be given. Contrib-- (SEAL) RAY C. BAILEY, Notary Public. t.Hnt, fantrtra n1a iha HvaIv hn.ll in (My Commission expires April 3rd, 1926.) use at present; the physical condi- CORRECT Attest: it tion of tho men making the home J. M. RATNOLDS, You Will Find That Consistent and Regular Advertising in Per Month runs, and their Intensive training A. B. McMILLEN, and experience, G. U ROGERS, ' " g. What three railroads In the Directors. The Journal Will Sell Your Goods , , Morning it Page Eight. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL! July 6, 1922. t; Unues. "There would also be all the kettles, pins SMASHING THE SCALES NEVER CHANGED THE WEIGHT OF ANYTHING Albuquerque Corning Journal and utensils in the neighborhood, borrowed for the occasion. Many of the houses are AN INDEPENDENT sadly larking NEWSPAPER in One man a stove and utensils Published By equipment. bought By Root. WANTED Position JOURNAL COMPANY so that we could put up his tomatoes. PUBLISHING VV'A.vriJD U iiHlm.ii. I'huna ijch. SIDNEY M. WEIL, D. A. MACI'HERSON. "Along with the canning, it was essentia!, of BC.NDI.E 4J1 no bull about WASH1M1, North Arno. President. Secretary course, to stress the needs of absolute cleanliness. There is said to be WANTED Housework'TyThe Phoni D. of day. A. MACPHERSON Business Manager Most of the women wear the traditional black the Durham system plumbing. lmr,. SIDNEY M. WEIL Publisher wide-eye- d VVantkd Work by the hour. Phou shawl. watched, the operations of won 1.H3-M- , REPRESENTATIVES They The Michigan governor Sent nflor 6:30 p. m. white-aprone- class. Leonard-Kansa- s bout inua 0. J. ANDERSON. .. .Marquette Bids.. Chicago, 111. the that the WANTED 1'oslllon as truck a from Phone 1516-1- ask Ollbc-rt- . RALPH R. MULLIGAN . .48 E. 42d St., New York On of the taxpayers of the valley said: "I have not be prize fight. Judging for we have read of it, it wasn't REN URAL UEPAIH aa second-clas- s never understood the value of vocational work be- what WORKS Entered matter at the postoffice REPAIli nnythlriR. m.l-- Bk for W. P. nf In Albuquerque, N. M., and entry Santa Fe. N. fore, but this has certainly shown its worth. It An HOUSE . o Albuquerque umpire cleaning, floor waxing, lawn ,t., pending, under ct Congress o March 17, horse work. Call W. 1430-K- . 879. is a great thing to teach these people how to live." a ball player w.lth a floral J Lowe, phone That others take the same view of the matter is shoe. WANTED Housework or washing at TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION employer's house. I, D. Hunter, of com- Snutt. ili'b Daily, by carrier or by mail, one month, S5c; evidenced by the fact that the people the Most umpires are in the habit of Poconfl. yearly, m advance, $9.00. munity have petitioned that Mrs. Leibold return presenting players with ten days V O IWii 1.AD V, In city, would of like like position keeping house for wldnwer "The Morning Journal has a higher circulation next year and continue the work. on the bench or a line talk or us of bachelor: don't object leaving city. niting than is accorded to any other paper in New the how this: "Don't give any yer Address P. B. X., care Mexico." The American Education of this kind, teaching people or I'll mash yer in Journal. Newspaper Directory. gab, ye bloke, v i The to can, sew, cook, keep house and, above all, to I'oRition r,y shoe salesman; I only paper in New Mexico issued every day de beezer." nave had twentv-ffv- e vpnn" ,.vnH. f in the year. keep their premises clean, cannot help but bring ence and know tho trade; can furnish MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS returns and is a move which should be encour- t mir exneriences the onlv gifts A- references. Address P. A., care big horseshoe we ever so The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to in all communities. of the type the use. for news aged licited was an WANTED A dty cleaner, dyer and hat- of all credited to wants itor not otherwise credited in this paper and also "chew." ter, position; capable of taking1 the local news ! charge of any dry cleaning establish- published herein. HOW MI CH DO STRIKES COST THE NATION: out ment In southwest. Write or wire K. ein,. tho renort has gotten M. Gore, G08 West Sliver, ..rtonnr.ra tn the Wichita Falls Albuquerque. THURSDAY July 6, 1322 v,. New Mexico. Figures compiled by the department of labor, jail were caught making moonshine which the department admits are not accurate but within the nanowea iirecnn;i.a. MONEY TO LOAN "TAX PAYING AND in Texas is to get TO LOAN On dia- TAX SPENDING.' that they are under rather than overstatements, everybody trying Uu.KV watches, arrested. monds, gum an everything valuaole. show that strikes in this country average more than Mr. J! Marcus. 21 J South First. In the last issue of "The Bulletin," the official 3,300 per year. ar wo can learn, the only MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watche 'of c and good oon- - publication tho New Mexico Federation of Is to aver- old-tim- e associate that has remain- jewelry; liberal, reliable, It impossible truthfully estimate the at- fldentlal. fiottlleb Jewrlry Co.. 1116 N. 1st Women's clubs, there the head- ed faithful to appears under above cost a since so In MONEY I.oXn on close-I- n age of strike, they vary duration, tachments is Barkeeper's Friend. TO city prop, ing, an article by Mrs. Rupert F. Asplund. It is number of workmen affected and economic loss erty, first nortgages. MeMllllon well written and shows Wood. 206 West Gold. Insurance, real that the writer had given whatever is wholly or partially A man In Brawley, Calif., dropped pstate. the of through industry stumbled into a subject taxation considerable study and is an shut down. But if the most conservative possible dead when he Uye indication now wire. Such things are scarce in WANTED Apartments that the women, that they have the estimate be adopted, and It is considered that the ballot and the to hold office are Brawley, perhaps. WANTED ily cuplo, u ill urmshotl apart right public taking average strike affects 100 workmen, and that the ment with private bath ; hunt be in a keen in those one here dNtancfi will interest things which affect the average strike lasts ten days, the total arrived at You're liable to run into watkinj? and price rlrrrt; of r,ioe these days. And Ipase for one year. Address J. Y. J., cara pockctbooks the taxpayers. is 3,300,000 working days last rcr year. If tho Iliuoi nnj Journal After an outline of our the collision won't prove fatal. giving public system of average loss to each industry does not exceed three WANTED Hy employed couple, by July public finance, how and when is assessed neople 15. Bmnll modern furnish eti apartment property times the loss to the workmen, then strikes cost with bath; must be ci'se In; permanent. and the mode of in - nff their clothes procedure adjusting valuations, this country some $66,000,000 a year. aipsaeuj.- ur D..WV,hr,, Answer fully. Address J. Y. J., cara the article continues: but it looks nowadays as though Journal. It fs not believed that these figures are any- to show ciomes un. "As to New Mexico's taxable wealth re- they try their and thing but suggestive. The average strike undoubt- FOR RENT Ranches sources, it must be in mind that while the of bur- kept edly affects thousands, rather than hundreds, and Raton has an epidemic FOR LKAE 320 acres nf tjood mountain state is very large in area, 78,000,000 a but the have not Krazlnd and agricultural land; Rood' acres, large for many more than ten days; few union laborers glaries, burglars - of this area consists of land to catching as yet grass and winter protection; good four- part belonging the receive as little as $5 a day, and of course the indus- proved room house; 25o an" acre per year. Call i state and nation. In all no more at 1207 Vlrtrlnla boulevard. i probability than try affected suffers out of all proportion to the Nestor Montoya says the first 30,000,000 acres are a when taxable, and largo part of this workmen. thing a feller has got to do WANTED Rooms area is barren and to is to buy a drcs? Its valuation for But if it were true that only $66,000,000 is he goes congress WANTED Living room, bed room and. and a tile hat. With fame on taxation being very small. Ours Is not a manufac- sum in suit private bath ground floor, close In, wasted by strikes each year, that spent comes responsibility. convenient to board; near Robinson parte state. Its mineral resources are not devel- there always turing yet proper channels on arbitration would undoubtedly preferred. Address A. f. T... enre Journal. oped, and its agricultural possibilities are still to A fashion note from Senator stop most If not all strikes. fit TYPEWRITERS be realized. Our most imoorta nt industrv. live to Bursum says a pipe will nicely ' It might be an economic measure spend a part . v v:n a dress suit. stock, has suffered in the few nnl,at rt TYi'EWiUTEltS All niukea overhauled past years to the of it for accurate statistics of strike costs to the and the coat tails cover the bulge. and r"a1ret. Ribbons fur every ma- extent that large concessions in valuation have had on it costs to chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Krm country; a little education what really BOS-- Ponth Fmir'"' to be made. The 1920 showed Run this one, please: rhm?e. phone year a total valua- work might make both capital and labor loss Dear Dug: tion for the tax stop Mattie Sippel, while in New York vEtLcbNTRACtORi- purposes of $405,000,000. In 1921 it to In, or cause, strikes. race. He fell to willing indulge lr.st vear, bet on a horse $363,000,000 and for 1922, our taxable prop-- i of his horse after WELLS l)UA.El. driven and repaired; not the! heard vaguely pumps, tanks, towers. J. F. Wolklna;, erty may exceed $330,000000 because of race. There were four horses 1452-- a more effective punish- the 45.1 West Marble, phono decreased assessment of livestock and It Is hard to imagine In the event, and his finished agricultural some women than to make race is and herds. is ment to Inflict upon eighth. Sippel says "the FOR RENT Office Rooms grazing It hoped that the next year swift." A man them eat their own words. not always to the Two rooms over will show different conditions and an upward trend Vinrva races and then Full RENT office v,..in a rare $20 per month; light with resulting larger public revenues. Much de- quoting Scripture is indeed heat nnd nter. want to of Ohio ... Cos-de- n pends upon the election of competent assessors, and Thirteen candidates be governor from beneath it, and nibble his these wore Associated, Pacific, specimen. an ears! Ha! Ha! Ha!" county commissioners; and it be too This makes it certain that it will be unlucky ami California Petroleum. cannot strongly The Wolr but Uncle & twelve of them. laugiiea, Tho most hopeful development WANTED To rent small ranch, sultabl urged upon the women voters that they shall use number for Bedtime Stories Wiggily would not have laughed of tho session was the firmness of ports from Minneapolis that flour for ralslnc chickens. Address Box 86 their ballots to bring into all public service the men had the bunny been there But he rails. Many of that group regis- business had been cut in two. Prices care Journal, because he was tne same as Mon- who will prove effficlent administrators. A Kansas boy hanged himself For Little Ones wasn't. tered gross gains or one to two closed nerwus at FOR RENT Pasture been B. Under the that was points (jii of short con- day's finish to 1c lower, with Sep- "For all state and local spanked, the spanking, presumably, having By Howard Oarls. rug, spread covering De- purposes, Including out on the grass, crawled the bad tracts. tember $1.16 to $1.16 and iriMMUSNT Excellent pasture for dairy schools and roads, we are spending annually more delayed too long. Wolf, ana mere no curled himself Pools were active in selected cember $1.19 to $1.19. Corn stock Phone A W. F'eenh. 24in-B- mil. by McCIure c c to c oats than $1,300,000, of which about 80 per cent is Copyright, u, making himself as flat as possi- specials and several of the miscel- gained to and , Newspaper Syndicate. c. In the WANTED Real Estate derived Too many persons fear beVlig without money less ble, to wait until Uncle Wiggily laneous division established highest a shade to provisions from direct taxation. The average tax rate was 12c to 42c decline. IK YOU have business tor sale. AND THE RCG. came home. prices of the year. Sales amounted outcome property is approximately three per cent upon the value of than being known as tightwads. I NCT.E WIGfilLY Wheat fluctuated within list It with McMii'ion wood. t Meanwhile tho bunny rabbit gen- to 585.000 shares. rapidlv property owned by the taxpayer. For education we "Uncle Wiggily, if y aren't top tleman was a Progressive case was shown by a range of about but averaged to have Invented a plan to Nurse having good time lower. a lc rally after spent in 1921, $5,500,000; for highways, $3,000,000. An inventor claims busy this morning," spoke hopping over the fields and tho money market, call loans drop- Despite strong one as she through 4 vi. 4 an break with the selling side (f?5.2u; calves steady to weak;' The bonded bottle Boy! Page Mr. Volstead. .lane Fuzzy Wuzzy day. the woods. He had a delightful lit- ping from to per cent at early total indebtedness of the state, the sunlight. mid-da- y the choice all saw the bunny undo on tho front tle adventure. I tell about and to 4 per cent in the had tho advantage throughout vealora, $8.60; other counties, the cities and dis- to do may you of the nrgely be- classes Ktcady; several loads me- towns, and the school porch, "I'd like have you it some time. But now 1 must re- last hour. Two to three months greater part day 4 cause little was heard dium and steers tricts, amounts to nearly $20,000,000 upon which something for inc." late about the Wolf. (loans on a per cent basis were regarding heavy weight J10; in the world I but black rust In the northwest, tem- hulk fed lot. $9.00 9.75; Cahners we must pay about $1,000,000 in Interest VERSE OF TODAY 'Anything that As were again privately negotiated, the every I will for the afternoon shadows was cent. generally being against mostly $2.50 2.75; cutters, $3.00(3) am able to do, do you," ar.rt Uncle open rate 4'i per peratures year and provide in tho course of a few years answered Mr. I. ungears, with a low growing longer longer. conditions marked the its, rapid development. A leading 4.00. IMPOTENCE. toward his hollow Confusing to ef- another $1,000,000 annually for payments upon the and bow of his pink, twin- Wiggily hopped days active dealings in foreign ex- crop expert was quoted the Sheep Receipts 5,000, Market polite jstump bungalow. Nurse Jane was that tho lateness of tho rust steady. Dry fed yearlings, $10.50; principal of the debt. kling nose. "If you want me to saw change. Of all the more important fect These stones are waiting to be overturned or to jnot yet at home, but the bunny rates British bills alone were had improved crop chances. lamhs 25c to 50c higher, stock na- "These sums indicate that is a to sweet wilder- paint another chair, go the in and said: was government big And rendered back. their or even to over the jtho rug the backyard strong, rising 2 V. points over Mon- Export demand for wheat tives, $13.33; numerous lots $13.00 and store, try jump "I must sweep it and bring it in as slow that a 13. 25; most culls around $6.75; enterprise, requires Intelligent and careful man- ness; church steeple" day's closing figure. Allied bills described except All resources These towers raise their arms in mute as for Nurse Jane before supper." were lower about ten to twenty little business wns done with Great dry fed clipped new cut lambs, agement. our must be conserved and "Oh, nothing at all as hard YV'ig-igi- ly by distress, Getting the broom, Uncle Britain. Nevertheless. New Or- $11.50. doveloped if New Mexico is to continue in the course which their build- that!" laughed the musk rat lady walked over the rug. points. Cursing the sky toward "All I want Is for slowly Closing prices: leans was outbidding Chicago 2c of and we housekeeper. from it the leaves and 45 new at various Ilonver. progress advancement that have laid out ers yearned. to out the on (sweeping American P.eet Sugar to 3c for wheat In the errant winds to fraying you put parlor rug crass that had blown on it during 46 in Illinois and was getting Penver, July 5. Cattle Re- the meantime let every woman study the prob- Combing tho where it will lie in the of American Can points strands, grass, tho day. There were a number & 591 the bulk of light country offerings ceipts 1.946. Market steady to 15o lems of the administration of state, county and sun." In American Smelting Ref'g.. Rigid with rage, imprisoned little humps, or hills, the rug, as American Tobacco.. 39 in the west and southwest. How- higher. Beef steers, $7.009.50; Let be their "Has the parlor rug the rheum- uneven. Sumatra Si city affairs. It known that the women indi- elements the grass of the yard was American Tel. & Tel 120 ever, supplies on ocean passage cows and heifers, $4.75 8.50; I in stark atism, such us I sometimes have; But there was one specially big, Increase of 3,656,000 stockers and vidually and collectively are in possession of full Transfixed. So, my impotence, are in Anaconda Copper BIT!, showed an calves, $8.00ft10.50; Strain in the dark with vain uplifted and you putting the rug the large hump bushels for last week, and besides feeders, $5.25 (rt 6.00. knowledge of facts and methods concerning tho warm sun to its asked a Atchison 9!7t hands. slop pain?" "1 never knew there was such & a in exchange rates 571. Market 15c and of and she Baltimore Ohio 49'4 break foreign Hops Receipts raising spending public funds, that the bunny. largo bump in my yard," spoke the 75 V4 tended more or less to restrict pur- to 20c higher. Top, $10.40; bulk, "As if a ever had the rheum- Bethlehem Steel "B" insists upon efficient administration and the I sh.tll grow used to impotence at length. rug bunny. "I wonder what It is?" He 62 for Europe. $9.75Sf 10.30. me late atism!" exclaimed Nurse Jane. "It seemed to California Petroleum chasing economical spending of the people's money. As a Knowing that time will grant stepped on it. The bump Canadian Pacific' 138 Prices for corn and oats display- Sheep Reoelpts' 5,000. Market hasn't of the kind. But for it was of (g voter release anything bo soft, and no wonder, Central Leather 37 ed considerable strength. Need 25c higher. Kwes, $5.75 6.25; let her exert her utmost influence to secure but it has some moths in and if I 1 G. From strifes and wonders that are it, tho Wolf, hiding under the rug. & Ohio 66 rain in important corn producing spring lambs. $ 12.50 3.2 in Chesapeake i ex- the selection of competent officials. When elected put the rug out the hot sun, the "This is very strange," whispered & 26 was noted, and some begun. vill Chicago, Mil. St. Paul territory or appointed to public office let her exercise her When 1 have lost my passion and my bad, biting moths go away. the bunny. "What is that hump'' Chino 29 '4 port buying of corn was done here. St. Joseph. Please the rug out for me and a cam?!? No, It must be Copper to St. 5 S. Bureau inherent disposition to give and receive full value strength, drag Can it be Colorado Fuel & Iron. 29 Provisions responded changes Joseph, July (U. I shall have surfeit of the sky and sun. spread it on the grass." a of dirt. Well, before I roll 74 in declining when nf Hogs Receipts for the dollar. Let us and lump Cruclhlo Kteel the hog market, Markets). individually collectively Drowned in their softness, and their utter "I will," said Uncle Wiggily, and up the rug to bring it in, I'll just Erie 13 hog values lost an early advance. Market opened fairly active, act intelligently and patriotically to make of New peace. he did. beat out and flatten that lump with Great Northern pfd. 77 H Closing prices: 5c higher than Monday's average. Mexico a commonwealth In which we shall live to "Now that's all I will ask you to the broad side of the broom. Such 39 74 Wheat Sept., Hulk 170 to 220-pou- weights,. "Smart Set.' inspiration Copper July, $1.16; sows Bernice Lesbia Kenyon in the do now," said Nurse Jane. "You a large hump may cause Nurse Jane Tut. Mer. Marine 73 U Dec, $1.19. $10.60(ffil0.70; live as In a well managed household." off an pfd $1.16; 67 packing may go and have adventure. to stumble. Kcnnoeott Copper 34 Corn July, 83 c; Sept., c; steady; average cost. $10.06, weight The Journal wishes to endorse Mrs. Aspltind's And when you come home this the broom high over his 124 67 c. 231 Raising Louisville & Nashville Dec, pounds. Best plea for the election of competent assessors and CRISP PARAGRAPHS evening, I'll ask you, kindly, to bead. Uncle Wiggily brought it Mexican Petroleum 166 Oats July, 36 Tic; Sept., 39c; Cattle Receipts 2,700. This would no means sweep tho dust off the rug and down hard on the lump under the 2814 Dec, 417c. beef steers and yearlings steady, county commissioners. by Miami Copper $1 1.40. to bring it in." rug. Missouri Pacific 21 Ird July, $11.17; Sept., medium and good kinds weak cure all the. ills of our present taxation system, HIT WHEN WILL SHE PAY THEM? "I'll do the bun- Whack! Crack!" went the Ribs $11.35. 25c lower: cows and bulls strong to a that," promised "Bang! Montana Power 69 July, $11.55; Sept., it would be a long step in that direction. Mexico has recognized her debts. For long ny. Then away he hopped, leaving broom again and again on the lump. New York 94 shade higher. Top beef steers, $10: neck-and-ne- with Central time she has been running the rug out in the yard in the sun. At last the Wolf could stand it Northern Pacific 75 '4 Cash Grain. bulk desirable beef cows, $5.50(3' but this her a little ahead. Charles- Kansas City MATTY" HAS COME HACK. Russia, puts "I think the rug will be all right no longer. Pennsylvania 42 Kansas City, July 6. Wheat--No. 6.50; calves mostly steady, practlcat ton News and Courier. there by itself," said the muskrat Stop!" he cried, wiggling 16 2 No. 2 top, $7.00. . A "Stop! Ray Consolidated Copper.... hard, $1.15 1.40; red. lady housekeeper a little later, out from beneath the rug. "I'm not 74 SheepReceipts 2,000. Market The other clay Mathewson, also known ACID TEST FOK THEIR FAITH. Reading $1.131.18. 25c high- Christy "I'll just hop over to see Mrs.Twis-tytal- l, a lump, nor a camel's hump!" Iron & Steel 70 '4 No. 2 59c; No. 2 nctive; killing prices fully true Maine is a Un- Republic Corn white, $13.00; as "Matty" and "Big Six," stepped into the pitchers' If it is that political barometer, the pig lady, and ask her "Oh. so you aren't!" laughed Sinclair Oil & Refining 32 er. Top native lambs early. are a In yellow, 62(62C. drive-in- two doulde decks box at Saranac, N. Y., when the baseball season those who praying for split the republican how many oranges sne puts in her cle Wiggily, as he aimed another Southern Pacific 8!) $12.75; ranks are up an awful job. Detroit Free at bad Hay Unchanged. California lambs. $12; cull lambs, and a ball across the against lemon pie. I'll make Uncle Wiggi- blow with the broom the Southern Railway 23 opened, put plate. Press. a lemon cake." "But you looked like a $0.00 6.50; fat ewes $6.00. The is his tuber- 3 ly pio chap Studebaker Corporation ....128 Omaha Grain. pitcher winning fight against So Nurse Jane went across the lump." Texas Company 47 5. Wheat No. 2 culosis. He has been out of baseball for some three TELL IT TO THE STORK. DOC. "And I feel like a lump!" howled 79 Omaha, July who assert of both street and while she was gone the Tobacco Products $1.10; No. 2 mixed. $1.01 PRODUCE The physicians "children old Woozle Wolf came sneak- - the Wolf. "Oh, how sore I am!" Union Pacific 139Ts hard, years, and it will bo good news to his many sexes should make the normal family" only bad as .., 1.04. up he howled, holding his sides, United States Steel 98 2 57 No. 2 admirers to know that he is making such rapid talks like a supreme court. Pittsburgh Gazette-Time- s. "Fooled he Corn No. white, c; Chleaso T'roflnco. away he ran. again!" Utah Copper 63 mixed, 67 c. Mar- on the road to what to be com- ns he raced over hill Mow-?- . 5. Butter progress appears whimpered, New York Oats No. 2 white, 37c; No. 3 Chicago. July 36 c; "Fooled Will I 5. ket higher. Creamery extras, plete recovery. ON and dale. agalnl New York, July Call money White, SMATTER, NO BARS THEM? ever Uncle Wlgglly's ears?" Easier. and 36f,36c. firsts, 32(fi 35 c; secords, 30(9' It is doubtful If any athlete ever caught and held lost more get High ruling rate, 36V-- Canadian merchant ships than As me, I hope not, and I hope 4 and 4 31 tic: standards, more last which will be some consolation for per cent; low last loan, ReeeiptR the imagination of Young America spontane- year, vou feel the same. And If the per cent; closing bid, 4 to 4 per LIVESTOCK Kggs Market higher. our own Star. , or more deservlngly? that Christy Mathewson. for shipping board. Indianapolis Jack doesn't take the cent; call loans accept- 19.636 cases. Fit 2222e; ously, Jumping to against miscel- of and clean liv- wheels off the doll's carriage ances, 4 per cent. ordinary firsts, 20"8O21c; The exemplar good sportsmanship JVST LIKE THE RADIO. of roller Chicago. 21'Af22c; storage packed as make himself a pair Time loans Steady. Sixty and 5 (U. S. Bureau laneous, ing, he has been upheld to boyhood for years the As we understand it, there is a regular change next about Un- 4 Chicago, July 23 23 Vic; storage packed skates, I'll tell you 90 days, per cent; six months, Cattle 13,-00- extras, hard-foug- and of program on the Edison questionnaire circuit. of Markets). Receipts 23c. exponent of unsullied success, cle Wiggily and Buddy's biscuits. 4U Per cent; prime mercantile pa- Beef steers and butcher she firsts. Dallas News. 4 Alive, higher. Fowls, fairly won, Neither the tumult of the crowd nor per, 4 to per cent. stock steady to strong, spots shade Poultry roosters,, had on corn fed. 23'2c; broilers, 2634c; the assaults of opposing batsmen when they WE'D LIKE TO READ ONE RIGHT NOW. higher desirable Top 14 k, e hime in a hole, ever shook his valiant heart. He Another of the most beautiful headlines in the Foreijrn Kxcliango. beef steers $10.20; bulk, $8.50(8! Potatoes Market weak. Re- New 5. ex- about XT. language is this: Strikers Return to Work. York, July Foreign 9.75; other classes steady: 87 Total 8. ship- was the idol of thousands of baseball fans who had Great Britain $5.25 ceipts cars, 209 Ohio State Journal. THE MARKETS change irregular. bulk beef cows and heifers, ments 3. 484 cars; July 4, demand. $4. 45W ! y July never seen him in action. $4.45; cables, 0 7.50; canners and cutters large- ears Texas and Oklaho na sacked bills on banks, $4.43. France bulls most- : So it was when "Matty's" lungs, weakened by ly $3.003.75; bologna Cobblers, $2.25 iff 2 40 cwt Kan sag Annoflntfd demand, 8.21; cables. 8.21. Italy $4.6504.80; early sales 'veal S2.305P2.35 German fell prey to the invisible enemy, all EDITORIAL OF THE DAY (By The Freai.) Bel- ly sacked Early Chios, gas, demand, 4.60; cables, 4.60. calves, $8.000 8.60; few choice shore Virginia stave knew would through. 7.76. cwt.: eastern America that "Matty" pull gium demand, 7.75; cables, handy weights to city butchers. barrels Irish Cobblers, $4.25(3' 4.50, In his daily life and practice, "Big Six" has been WOMEN AND THE SENATE. FINANCIAL Germany demand, .23; cables, $9.0009.50. North Caiollna. Trlsh Ccb-bie- rs Holland demand, 38.60; 25,000. Market Norfolk a preacher of great truths. .23. Hogs Receipts stave barrels, $3.50 3.85. great (From the New York Evening Post) Wall Street. cables, 38.65. Norway demand, opened Be to 10c higher on better Mrs. Olesen's in the democratic sen- New York. 6. in 16.45. Sweden demand, 25.80; Den- Inter steady to Be higher; Prorlitre. - victory July Trading grades; Kansas City SPANISH-AMERICA- N IiEARN HOME- WhacJcJ Craxk'.'Veni 21.55. Twitzerland slow to WOMEN atorial primary in Minnesota will rightly bo taken Bug! the stock market today was dull mark demand, mixed and packing grades Kansas 5. 21e. women as towards true 19.00. Spain demand, $10.90; bulk good City, July Egs MAKING. by evidence of progress tha broom and almost devoid of features, aside demand, 10c lower. Top, unchanged. political equality. The rank and file of the pri- from the directed 15.63. Greece demand 2.70. Po- butchers, $10.605)10.85: plgsabont 40c; packing for Uncle Wig- pressure) against Czecho-Slo-vak- (f!) putter Creamery, mary voters chose Mrs. Olesen purely because her ing along, looking several of the favorites, land demand, .02. packing sows $9.00 9.25; Mrs. M. M. to nibble the bunny's ears. speculative 1.93. de- steady; lc higher, 24c. A report issued recently by Leibold, record as a suffragist, educator, national lecturer gily. notably foreign oils. demand, Argentine heavy, $l0.40ffD10.6G: mediums. Hens unchanged; broil- home-makin- "Huh! He isn't In the who conducted classes in g among the and war worker her worthier than the ex bungalow! Mexican Petroleum and the "A" mand, 36.00. Brazil demand, 13.60. $10.30010.85: light, $10.80010.85: p0ltry 32c. proved 15-1- ers lc lower, who her. A woman can run for No one is there!" growled the "B" Issues of Montreal, 98 lights. $10.26010.75; packing Spanish-America- n women at Santa Cruz from early Populist opposed as he stuck his nose and light representative by making herself known to a Wolf, pointed Petroleum were under constant sows, Bmooth, $9.00 0 9.50; packing Now York Metals. in until the last of May shows that the In the open door. "Both Uncle ady. September small district; to run for the senate she must fire at extreme losses of six to Liberty Ootids. sows, rough $8.65 09.10; killing New York, July 5. Copper-ste- was a decided success. Instruction was make herself known to a whole state. Yet it Wiggily and Nurse Jane are out. twelve of those New Y'ork, 5. Liberty $9.25010.30. and later, undertaking bless the Is points. Selling July pigs, Electrolytic, spot two a week and included canning would be easy to name a dozen women as well And, my whiskers, rug shares was accompanied by out of bonds closed: $100.26; first Sheep Receipts 8,000. Lambs given evenings out, too!" he added, as he saw It 3s, to un- 13'i14c. M and tex- known in the public life of their respective states town reports and later from local 4s, $100.24; second 4s, $99.96; 25c higher; sheep strong Tin Firmer. Spot ana futures, and food preservation, elementary sewing as any men, and it would be still easier to name spread out on the grass In the back sources which revived familiar first $100.40; recond evenly higher. Top native lambs, fnad 4s, 4s. $31.50. . tiles, elementary food study and cookery, states which could well exchange a son for yard. statements of salt water damage. $100.14; third $100.10; fourth $13.50; seven doubles good hut Iron Steady nnd unchanged. house care, advanced cook- in the chamber. There has been "Ha! This gives me an idea!" There were intimations also that $100.36 Victory4s, $100.64. short sorted Idahos, $13.50, with $5.75. values, food requirement, daughter upper 4s, 4s, cull Lead Steady. Spot. care and of cloth- no time in recent years when Illinois could not said the Vvnif, "isecer yet have I relations between Washington and 350 feeders out at $12.50; ZincFlrm. East St. Louis Bpot ery, advanced sewing and repair have Addnms or Grace been able to catch Uncle natives mostly fat profitably substituted Jane Wiggily Mexico City had become strained $7.2507.50; and nearby delivery, $5.45. ( ing. Abbott for one of her senators. We have had and nibble his ears. He always over the question of recognition and GRAIN ewes largely $6.000 7.00. Antimony Spot, $5.00 (&? 5.28. According to the report, th people "were per- worse senators from New Jersey than Alice Paul gets away by some trick. But this the remission or reduction of oil Foreign bar silver, 71 c. would and from New Gar- time I'll a trick on him! authorita- 64 e. fectly delighted" with the course of instruction and make, York than Mary play export taxes, hut fn no Chicago Ronrd of Trnde. Kansas City. Mexican dollars, rett Hay. The more good women who run for "I'll crawl under the rug and tive quarter were theso reports Chicago, July 5. Auspicious Kansas City, July 5 Cattle Re- from of the came pleas to bring s ' all parts valley office the better. Wo ask only that in their eam-Plgn- hide, Nurse Jane will never leave credited. weather conditions on otn sides ceipts 1,600. Market steady to Now York Cotton. the class and show them how. "When we arrived they neither expect special advantages nor her best rug outdoors all night Tho acute heaviness of Mexicans of the Canadian boundary In the strong. Prime yearling heifers, New York. July 5. Cotton fu there would be all the women in the neighborhood, fenr special disadvantages, for the sensible Ameri- Uncle Wiggily is sure to bring it in was the most striking from the spring crop belt had a bearish In- $9.009.B0j choice, $8.6508.75; tures closed steady. July. $22.90; can electorate has not shown tho tend- for her. And when he starts to roll a of fluence on tho wheat market and choice cows, $5.75 6.50; to watch the process," the report cun- - slightest strength displayed by majority today good Oct., $22.90; Dec, $22.65; Jn.,J gathered ency towards drawing the sex line in voting, it up and carry it in, I'll crawl outj the domtic fills. Chief among here and so likewise, did lata re-- i few prime, $7.00; most bulls, $4.00 ,122,81; March, i:2.1S.-- - t July1 6, 1922. rT:BM''.T.' r ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAE'

1921 New Servlce. McManu BRINGING UP FATHER. Copyrieht. by the International By George FOR Registeret! U. &, Patent Office. SALE KINGSBURY KOLUMN A four-roo- linu:-- , well fur- nished, X w Yoiic $50 l"b TO fivenuo; A PEACH. WELL you WHAT lb TOUR. per month. LITTLE KNOWou;ht THAN I M A A of new two room frama BETTER MEAN IN I AINT POFEtilON AN niim!T fumhrd house It's a TO AbK. Mf WIFE. in the uiil bo cottage with larga sleeping ME THAT AN WHT AREN'T EURCuArV Highland, tjlad OiN' ALONO I DOIN" A WON'T to felluW them vi.ii. porch located in north end of TOO KNOW QT TOO LET ME li town. Has cement foundation, FINE WITH WORW OUT KUt SAT.l. thvnv. rV AT NiHTt! comtiii-t- d a fonr-rnn- and wired. i IT. Just and is plastered S . , ! ? Water in kitchen and ditch fOU? r S hotiHe with finj si' porch, Areola sr. iti.-m- water for garden. Yard is nice-l- y oak fenced and has several sheds floors throughout, on a fifty-fo- ot for chickens, rabbits, fuel, etc. corner lot. North Tweluh. Lot is 60x148. The neatest little, street; $5,00n, i",.nnl terms. home in for $1,8D0; on A number oC linn hmri In city the Fourth vard inr terms. '''' sale. '" HKAIK'I'AKTKRS FOIt UNI- We have a number of Inquiries VERSITY' HKIfiUTS 1AITS. for houses for rent. LIST $l().oi) down and $10.00 por YOTTR HOUSES FOH RENT month. rs. Would you 1nso any money it with your furniture or house wore to burn'.' if c.'ir were your' LINCOLN ADDITION stolen or bui'ii'id '.' Located on North Fourth street INSURANT!: F EVEKY paved road; largo lots, good KIND. soil, shade, fruit treesi ditch Plume i 10. water, wonderful view and a dandy place to beat the land- H, CHAS. R0EHL lord on rent days. TnC Second Street nntl (iold Ave. SOLD ON EASY 1922 BY INT L FcATURB SERVIce. PAYMENTS, 7--6 $20.00 cash and balance $10.00 per month. D, T. KINGSBURY HERE'S ANOTHER ONE SAVE $50,00 Owner Moved to Benrer lease on fine new Realtor. $200 Cash and $35 monthly buys INCOME PROPERTY LITTLE HOME" PAYING BUSINESS INVESTMENT By taking year Real Estate, Loans end a new modern house of four "A modern apartment In PARKVIEW for Sulci, $5, 0(H). AND SPECULATION COURT, at $50 per month, in- Insurance. rooms and front and serv- Eight-roo- m MODERN FOR SALE bath, brick and frame; heat, hot and cold water. 210 W. Gold. Phone 907-- ice A good buy. is stucco Let us show you an unfinished cluding porch, nicely furnished; three In Fourth ward, white Ask to see them, and reserve one Triced Ul-- ht. porches, bath, sidewalks, troes. with rooms and On of the best paying businesses adobe house on which youi can ACKERSO.V & finish, four n now. GRIFFITH, garage. One is rent- oak in the city .in a good, close-i- make a good profit. Hix rooms $3.250 NEW roun Realtors. apartment glass sleeping porch, and .1. A. HAMMOXD, Agent. mortem with s. ItOO) ed for $G0; the other rents for built in location with cheap rent. and basement, radiators 821 Knst Phone 1522-R- . porch and 120 S. Fourth. Phone 414. floors nnd features, un- Silver. V. $30. Good neighborhood and nice lawn and shade trees, Terms will allow business to fireplace in. The owner is garage. shirt. for itself. See us for an to finish the house and $3.i;i!0 Fl VIC ROOM MOD-KK- N only five blocks from Central good price, and good terms. pay able avenue. appointment. will sacrifice. Donf fall to adolio plasU'i-od- three FQlfS SALE closets, front water DIECKMANV REALTY CO., A. Jj. MARTIN CO., REALTORS investigate. TWIN'S! Cozy home and pro- poich, Five-roo- heater, tr. V. Hde. $6,000 white stucco bunga- Real r.oans and Franklin & s; Ww REALTORS Estate, Company, D, fitable investment. Two NEW FOUR Sil low, modern, hardwood floor, fireplace, Insurance. J, KELEHER, four rooms $4,250 ROOM cellar, garage, corner lot, fine Real Estate Insurance Loans Realtors. each, bath; mortem ntlnho, h. furnace, 223 W. 224 West Gold Ave. Phone 657. Realtor. and plastered, location; Fourth ward. Notary Publlo Phone 156. Gold. gas lights. Lot 50x14. w, floors classed-i- n EXCEL-le- nt 211 410. throughout, WE HAVE SOME 4. Eight-roo- 309 W. W. Gold Phone J 000 pebble Gold Phone 670 'on't miss it. s. porch. Select elevation business and apartment dashed dwelling, bath, etc.; also two-roo- E, location. sites on adobe in lot 75x142; Third J, Gonce, Real Copper avenue. rear, Estate, $4. "an HANDY XDW WE HAVE ONE OF THE ward, close in. A 110 West Silver. Phone 477. FIVE Borne good buy In Central avenue busi- GOOD BUY room modern adobo. P. dash, choicest close-i- n business ness Almost new OPPORTUNITIES hardwood corners on W. property. Las Vegas pressed $6,300 in floors, front and Central. M.&00 white nucco frame brick, five rooms New, modern five room home srlasseri-i- n H. built-i- n knd sleeping hoat-in- p; porch. Nlcoly WE HAVE SOME CHOICE hungalow, modern, oak floor, Luna Blvd. Five-roo- hot Heights. Hardwood floors, I located on and other outbuild porch, screened front and back brick, Can Save You Money on Tour elevation. income and vacant corners features, garage hardwood air, lawn, shade trees, plant, garage. Close to car $5,000 1.0 LF. t.l ANT MODERN on W. Gold avenue. Inge; Fourth ward. porches, floors, tras paved Pudding and Repairing and a big basement on a lot 50x street. Can arrange terms. Hue. $4,750. Terms. BECAUSE five room hrick stucco, hard WE HAVE MANY OOOD A. 11. New five room home, Heights. FLEHSCBIEIR, Realtor 142. The price is only $4,700 with McCLUGIIAN. Realtor I do the work myself. I have no wood floors throughout, front buys in income and vacant Phone 412-- J. 204 West Gold. Hath, hardwood floors, $2,950. Fire, Aeetdcm, Aiitonoildle icsuraoce, good terms. See hmm, overhead expenses. Phone me and and glassed-i- sleepintr property on S. Second street. Surety Boi la, Loan. Part cash. save money. porch, built-i- n features, vines, WE Six room n HAVE MANY SPLENDID No. Ill S. Fourth St. telephone 671. JAS, M. JOHNSON, brick, Highlands. Bath, J. ti. lawn, etc. Close-i- west Bide As Long As It Lasts porch, garage. Corner Dl'HIJXQ, location. apartment and home sites Insurance, Real Estate. Loans. FOR SALE sleeping Pliono 1003-- J on XV. lot, $4,700. Terms...... the west side including 216 Gold. Fourth ward. Phono 240. Five room brick, close in. High- Wo Have Othc Ask Ca. For Four-roo- modern home, Per Load WE HAVE THE LARGEST Sale, University Heights new, $10.00 lands, Furnace, full lot, east for A Better Grade $15.00. front, shade. $5,500. Kasv terms. -- list of homes in Four-roo- furnished. Eargain quick ROBERTS TURNER CO, modern house with McMlLI.VOV. ei WOOD, THE EXCHANGE the city. Let us show you. two extra rooms. One block off sale. Owner leaving city. 218 V. Gold. I'liono 407. No trouble for us to ex- (Of about 1,000 feet) Kealtors. 120 V. Gold Central on host street; FOR SALE 20fl W. V plain. At your service. furnished, 212 YALE. Gold. Insurance. Loans. HI SIM, Oil THAT)E $3,150. Call with Wagon I I I'.TC. REALTY CO. HMTl Iti:, SALES Several new, strictly modern & V.. I MrSPADDEN ROBERTS -- TURNER 114 S. Second 8t. 669 Terms Cash FOR RENT Rooms j. CO,, Phone brick houses on South Maple. FOR SALE Miscellaneous l'llllllfl lilt. PROFESSIONAL CARDS S18 W. Gold Phone 407. Seo Us liefore You Buy. Full UENT Furnished room. Buuth FOR SALE Black Land & Sevonth, phone K'ii.Ni'. 183S-J- . McKinley, FOR RENT Dwelling! JOXES & Tltl'MBELL Full HENT I.iKlit huusekeepiiig ruom. JOHN W. H1L.SON, General FOR SALE harness. 22 Nurlh Edith. A I FOK KENT Modern four-roo- house. Contractors Double eel work Lumber Co. WANTED Miscellaneous lorn" f. 1206 East Gold. 217 North Third. FOH KENT Several rooms, unfurnished. Ho. ras It, 17 and 13. Cromwell Bulldlnf, ri-.- 1 sa-- o u t U K d U h . Wan Sn.ji.iHl-haiii- l j. FOH KENT tour-roo- HOOFING) iurniiuro riionj Furnished house. Albuquerque, New Mexico. linuls D14-- EXPERT guaranteed work, phone 1SI4-- J FOHJ HENT close PlK.no fHYHKIAVH AMI MCKOKMNI). FOIt ivorrn fourth. Very pleasant room, JiENT cool furnlshpit apartment, FOK HALE Standard sewitm In. HiiS North Sixth. CKMKN r ( 'UNTR ACTUKS Cavolt and reasonable. 208 FOR RENT Several furnished houses, Hotary a. i.. ui intis, South Ilinh new. 612 North Sec - IVilru. OS South Seventh. mm up. i'notte lltltl-J- . machine, almost FOH RENT Furnished rooms; no chll- HUriMi's et tft 8rnmnrh. FOR ItEXT Cool, desiruLile HELP ond. dien. 110 W.: TKI Wa.shlutf and Suite. apartment; FOR RENT Four-roo- - WANTED South Walnut. ironing, by day Harnett Hulldlis;. no 81 5 unfurnished cot- AUTOMOBILES, 1703-J- . 1ck: West Roma. d "r bv the fluzon. Phnne o'ult, ivortn second. FOR SALE Two litters of pure-bre- FL'UNISIJED modeiit roomH, no sick; IK. 8. C. CLAHKK, FOIt RENT three rooms amTbaVh" 401 alats. Airedale 17. 50 to 820. Kult HAI,K Hudson excellent ehiMren. 414 WAN KLl on FOH RENT Four-roo- puppies, prica ipeeditar, West Silver. Jlcin..y to loan good first Eye, Kar, None and Throat. poutn neventn, I844-.T- ; close In. unfurnished - Phone 1915-- H8S-M- . mi. ea. McMllllon & Wi phone n'Misn. WDa1ryEDM"ker- A"ly at Besemek's !I!i!'.inJa FOH RENT Furnished room and sleep- - nuns; nod. Baroett Kulldlng. Phone ISC apply gill south Fourth, FOIt HA.I.K Cm'TRADEJ"rsln;hone r FOH KENT Two furnished rooms with FoH SALE Uood uidTmTiwieT7, Int; 8:13 d HAVB several fllt-el- g mnrt-Kng- e Office Hours FOR RENT Two-roo- upright piano, cheup porch. South Third. first private bath; very cool. Phone 1727-- furnished house, CoNcRETi, form teamsters for cash, call immediately at 214 Jorloiril cir. 614 Smith nruadway, loans. Who wants therat Mo- - 9 t It a. m.- and 2 to 8 p. m. " ' " porrn. muitf) Walter, and carpenters, Folt RENT Coin fur table rooms. l'i'i ONE SMALL and one iu;a laborers; good wages; West Oold. t'til SALE Must uell lOSfi-- Mlllion & Wood. large furnished FOH RENT tion transporta- Indian Scnut ''hValter. plume apartment, with hot water. 1215 Furnisheil tioubo with two Albuquerque to job. FOR SALE bull """h or terms. Call 1140. TItANSKKIt di'Tie, W. M. M. West rooms ... Employment Thoroughbred English LARGE, cool rouin, furnished, and scaven;jr work SHERIDAN, D. Roma. and sleeping porch. 522 South - Duuin terrier flvo EXP BUT ItATllATOU btautilully reasonable rates. K. A. 72i u alter. iniiq. puppies, weeks old. Apply KHHAiTflNO a private bath, lull West Homa. Orltflth, Pruct lco Mm Hod to FOH KENT Furnished RELIABLE agents wanted for New Mex- 1511 North First. MclarvViirks, 217 North Hast Iron, phone 1970-- . apartment and Four-roo- Third. FOH room With CJRNITO - isvo-n- FOR RENT n ico and Arizona RENT Furnished HHINAHV DISEASES Barase. Call , re- house and sleep-,- to sell the boat Health FOH 8'i0 l'OH 5 WAI.I. find after 5:30; SALE Edison phonograph, lijiSALE liuiric car; kitchenette. 415 Nuith Second. I'Al'teK Kalsomina cleaned, AND iS duced rates. Porch, furnished. Call 614 Bout and Accident Insurance In first-clan- s touring DlSKASl OF TI1K KKIJS the world for cash; good terms to 2lh Bond-Dillo- n floors und woodwork oiled; sure; clean i.u er right party. condition. Co V8Htrmuo Liilmrntitry In mi. ,iui.Biij-iurn- co., state FOH RENT Roum and p.. ch, near 11. t!U4-- Ctmnectlon, 10H HE N'T Three-roo- furnished South Broadway. city. John (iondsnn, phona I FOR KENT Flvo-roo- agents, 218West Gold, Albuquerque, N. M. boarding house. 203 North Edith. Cttfzena Hank Was. Vhww HSft. apartment, sleeping porch and bath. furnished house, FOR SALE Cherries, choice varie- FOIt SALE K. .id Ul'HOLSTEKlNU, furniture re- 625 South Arno. garage, fr.0. U2 WAiMfcu F large touring ear, In good FOR RENT One furnished room for gen general Inquire South Arno, (banla Hallway) Machin- ty for preserving, etc., 10 pounds 11.26, i.oinluion. IDi West pairing, picking. The Art Craft Shop, ists, 1514- - Copper, phone also West Coal. 8.13-- F. C. M. D. m bollermakers, blacksmiths, sheet W. tleman; garage. 74 BAKES, FOH RENT Modern three and four-roo- metal delivered. Phono Kfl3. 3'8 North Third, phona FOR RENT Furnished four-roo- workers, electricians, carmen and FOH RENT Plcuuant I ho apartments, with bath; furnished. brick helpers for these 20 POUNDS uhurrira, postpaid to Albu- l'OH SALE Some extra mooa used housekeeping MAX UAUdAIN Kl'OtiE, at S15 South Diseases of Kj e. Glasses Fitted .11 w ei bungalow; two large classes. Apply In per- oars; rooms, near sanatorium. Phone i.oai, 913 porches. Inquire son or by letter to D. E. querque, 11.75. W. F. Wood, box 3i5. easy terms. Mclntoih Auto Co., First, will pay the highest prices for Offico removed to 114 N. Sec- North Second. Barton, super- Ill FOR - second-han- FOK KENT Two furnished rooms, for intendent of shops, offico build- Fannlngton, New Mexico. Wrst t'opppr. RENT Roums for light Imusckeop- your clothing, shoes and ond et. Ground floor. Phone 842. RENT general 218 Ititi7-J- . Phone 858. l!ht housekeeping; adults; no sick. fort Small modern fumlsh-e- ing .or J. V, ORDER CHERRIES In FOR SALE kissel Kar lir Rig. South Walter. Phone furnlltre. 72 cottage. Phone 8S1-- McMurray, master mechanic, anil raspberries speedster, houlh Second. keys at 1524 'I8 South Second street, advance. 209 will trade fur FO R REN T N ice. neun and V A N'TKD Vlulin in- MATTRESS RENOVATING East from 9 to 12. Albuquerque. Cherry Blossom Ranch, touring car or truck. sleeping sltiili'ntu; private FOR KENT Central, Eust 1U.12-- 17'is rooms. North Third. Apartments and houses, Female. Trumbull, phone st Mountain road. housekeeping struction; tntfa reas'innble. Start your MATTKtiSS JtKNuVAT IS.bO and up. furnished or not. Phone 152S-- FOn KENT FiverTTum unfurnished room child now. I'h'ine 1 777-- between 12 J. WANTED Cook 611 TYPEWRITERS, all makes, 115 and FOH SALE Llglll Sl);i; FOH RENT Furnished with or Hug cleaning, furniture fur- A. 824 East fillver. modern house, with two at South Broadway. up, Bulck, 2 8 f m. 8. repairing, Hammond, . sleeping S3 month. Ktudebaker, without housekeeping. 512 tSortb Sec nl p. m., and to p. J. niture Phone tiU-- or 203&-- ZJZ8-- WANTED per Albuquerque Typewriter $2r,0; packing. FOR RENT Furnished modern outside J'nqne Ulrl for general housework. Exchange, !:'2 South Fourth. Uodire. IIP West Gold. ond. Krvln Hfddintf FOK RENT bus North Eleventh Company. apartment; private bath. Averlll lions,,., an Kinds; furnished FOR SALE black enamel BUINil your automobile, n.TIclVsrnitli. and FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for 208 V, SB WA NTED Heavy porch Apartments. North Second. umuiinsiieu. lUCAlUUOD WOOU, Experienced waitress. Ap- also in genenil work to 10U4 light housekeeping; no sick. 43 'Vest 6x13 Cleaned. $1.25. CHIROPRACTORS Healtnrs. 206 West Oold. 1. swing; Singer sewing machine, repair Hast street; Rugs FOK RENT Furnished front ply at Liberty Cafe. No. goodcoiKlltlon. 710 West Lead. I eanfx aiiyilrlng. rlordnn iron. MATTHKSSES reravated, 13.60 and up; apartment, iOH RENT Holloway. three rooms and private bath. Houses and apartments, Mule and IVinuHv FOR SaVe Used tractors! FOH SA LE Kurd re F O REN T N if e, ci n n apartments, furniture repaired and racked. Ervln 216, furnished or 1522-- 616 and speedster, bored 6KI-- 2035-J- . Chiropractiir. North Second, Alhuqucrquo Hotel. not. Phone J, block, new reasonable. Hotel, iilHi West BoiMtng Co., phonea or A. Hammond. 824 Fast Silver. WANTED Cook, man or woman, for the with gang plows Hardware radiator, completely over- Imperial 19 anrt III AruiUi Ilulldlnc. FOR KENT Three rooms and bath, Pecos. this office. Department, J. Korber & hauled, good rubber, cheap; terms. Write "ntral. WANTED - Careful Kodak TO Five-roo- Upper Apply Company. flnlhln. furnished, 1.12.50. 609 KENT modern home, t'ostofflee box S74. e Twce South First PREPARE for a .y FOR SALH: Fresh buttermilk and cot- i ult RENT Nice sleeping dally service. Remember, ia tUR SALL- - Livestock street. Hotel Office. with gaa and garage. Phone 1462-- superior iiositun FOH 216 Bend Inquire Savoy 701 our 6ummer Sessions. I.idi-Idu- tage cheese; also fresh milk In SALE Dodge Brothers car, looms. Albuquerque Hotel, guaranteed. your finishing West New York. attending gallon touring Nort h Reoond. t a eitabMthed Hanna i'"Oit HAI.K Work hor lone 8at FOR RENT Immediately, nicely furnish- Instruction; rapid progress. Seo Iota. Swayne's Dairy, phone 1H15-- renewed; Ford light truck and Uulck reltabte, firm. three-roo- FOR HUNT Four-roo- MKht fl ft Hanna, Master LIVESTOCK PAS ed apartment; bath; cool. modern furnish-e- d lal summer rate. Western School Cor FOR SALE Pianos and touring car; good buys. J. Kor- FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room Photduraphera. TUHtll by the month. fil7 no. -- player pianos, A J. B. fall at West Fruit; references. bungalow, HIS South Arno. Private Secretaries. Phona B01 J. pre-w- 106. P. ber t'o., Dodge Brothers' Dealers, with baih, for OltClIESiriA AND BAND Nlpp, 1423 values, phone Oeu. 783. ailjojnlnff gentleman; ptjne FOH RENT Two rooms Apply South Arno. Loarnard Piano Cu zi4 phone dost- n 107 West Coal, SCHOOL VOR SALE My entfrastoi k"t)"f and bath, fur- I' South Walter. rahhlts, OR RENT Furnished Kent-Koo- FOIt 8 A Lid to one convenien- IF YOU have an orchestra or band In- If solil at once. nished for light housekeeping porch cottage, two tor with Board FOR BALE Standard make used player Auto tmrti hundred FOR RENT A room with all cheap rjJ3 North Sixth; and rooms and different malice strument nnd wish to to HAI IS trees, first floor, reasonable, 702 sleeping porch, sis, south pianos, in A- -l condition; will sell at and model cara: lamest ces and connect ing balh. 1320 Eaat learn ptay FOH Klcniisli Giants. lilifiis Reds. North highlands, Phone 2058-V- stock of used 2319-- correct !y Third. ROOM AND BOARD. 808 Went Copper. bargain on easy payment plan. Phone parta in southwest. Auto Silver, phone and receive class Instruction Black Belgians, does and FOR Five-roo- 14:i-- j. Co., 215 In musical l'J25-W- FOB RENT Two nice, clean rooma and RENT brick house, larga TABLE BOARD, meala served. Salvage West San Antonio itreeL IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; sight reading, arithmetic, frjers. 710 Wint LeaJ. phone . single t;i raso. Tfias. time. tone, tempo, gcales. chords, trans- furnished for basement, garage and ma Anniv at 312 North Tenth. KOlt n Over KOB SALE sleeping porch, light 701 SALE One stroke rates by day or week. Pastime our Six heauivork horses and 321 South Now York, or nhone 14B2-- FOH BALK OR EXCHANGE 1 922 211 West posing and ensemble playing. Join housekeeping. Walter, phone FOR RENT iloom with board. 118 Wayne gas pump, at a bargain; also Hup Theater, It Central. now. K. 302-- three mules, two sets uf harness and H70-J- . 'OR two" mobile driven less 6.000 school Fred Ellis, phone KENT Cottage! rooms and South Broadway. one chain hoist, one and one-ha- ton. roadster, than LINCOLN APARTMENTS, newly furnish- wagon. Ford touring. Ktudebaker road- Two-roo- two aleenlnv rnrnl.ha n. 7U2 mil os, praetlcnlly brand new; a ster 1203 FOR RENT furnished nnr,hH n South Second. bargain; ed rooms; hot cool and ctuse In. North Kecotol. apart- furnished. 418 FOH RENT Glassed-i- porch, with win conmnor i ura roadster or in water, FOR ment; hot and cold water, lights and South Broadivnv. touring 312 South 914-- SALE Routes KOU SALE 6, b.ard. 114 North Marie. FOI SALE Black currents for making trade. Adi1rRS Box 200, care Journal. Third, phone July two carloads ot phono paid; rent reasonable, 421 OR RENT 10S South Arno, seven Jellies, and Bent- - Kood young from HOOM with plea, preserves Jams. A LIS FOH RENT Two beautifully furnished FOK BALK House anil lot. Call horses, weltihlng South Broadway. rOOmB and hath liun-rnn- ha ... Bleeping porch and board n 2417-R- 6 8 FOH 8 OH Tit ADE For a good 1.2'JO 1 510 1679-- Hiincli, phone from to roim in modern home. Apply Mrs. 5:S0 p m. 601 East Grand. to pounds. Albuquerque Horsa Three-roo- 1628-- gentlemen Phone nr FOR RENT Phone or P. V. McCanna. only. 13 tu 1 roadster speedster, a five passenger 6 street and morning, and t to nlghta. Fred Hamm, North Second. SALE Two-roo- .nnrK"t, first Mountain road. hot cold CANVAS sleeping porch, with board. iigut six private family touring car; used FOIt cot'ag,., two apartment; modern; and FOR RENT Severs modern furnished SOFT SPOTS Heel FOH"rENT 241R-J- FOR BALE Horst s and I have 611 in per week 1207 East Central. and arch cushions very little; In excellent condition and up One well furnished house porches. Hatton's Store, phone marts: water. South Arno, Inquire 116 cottages; rent 825, 830 and $85; on car cures all foot Just arrived with head of good 678. prevent failtn Insteps; to date; over 20 miles per gat. of gas keeping room, close In; reasonable rent; FOIt SALE Three-roo- modern furnish- fifty West Silver, phone line. Apply at 1318 South Edith. ROOM AND BOARD with glassed aleep-- troubles, 1, Arch Thus. no no soft young Colorado h or and Planter Supports. line; can be seen at 301 Norlh Third slek; children, West iron. ed houBe; lot. $.'.00 bps mures, weight FOH HENT One and one small FOR ing porch; no lick. 1027 Forrester. P. Keleher Leather Co., 408 West Central. garage, from 1.000 to LfiOO some broke large RENT Completely furnished, three street. Make me an offer. EI A IN HOTEL Sieepm." rooms and down, $:io per month. I30fi South Arno. pounds; apartment, furnished completely for room Uni- BOARD uood home cooking, rates by to work and some un broke; I can sell cottage, sleeping porch, near ASBESTOS) HOOF PAINT AUTO WRiSCKINO CO. apartments, by the day, Cen- housekeeping. Crane 215 1478-- the or week. Mrs. cor ALBUQUERQUE housekeeplngi FOIt SALE Three fine homes, East very also have guod of Apartments, versity car line. Phone meal Knight, r iOD for all kinds of roofs, II per gal- New week or month'. 602ft West Central. cheap: supply North Seventh, 814. ner Gold. and Used tral, East Silver and University second-han- d wagons and phone FOR RENT Two-roo- Broadway and lon. The Manzano Co., 110 South government Three-roo- furnished house. REPLACEMENT PARTS FOR RENT "Furnished rmmm with HelKhts. A. 824 This FOR RENT FOR RENT Walnut, 1834-- a built up sleep J. Hammond, East Silver. harness stuff will be at Grande with sleeping porches: modern: 130 Have lovely vacanoy for two phone Try In Stock for All Cars: ing f.ir water 310 apartment with shower bath Mrs. W. roof; will lapt as as the porch light housekeeping; Fo r SA l,E Four-roo- and bath, frame, WHgon Yard, North Broadway, until adjoining; per monin. call at 70 East Santa Fe. convalescents, H. Reed, phone long building. ALL' tested before shop. and fun.lshed. 710 West Lead. sold. See Scott also bed. Apply between 6 izz-j- . parts leaving lights close In $2,500; terms. Ridemiur. phone 1(158J. disappearing Four-roo- 4us soutn waiter. FIVR full sets of highlands, easy 8 FOR RENT modern stucco telegraph instruments, Radiators, electrical parts, tops, bodies, FOR RENT Two rooms for and p. m.. 500 South Walter. furnished Room IS. First Nattnnal Ttank building. n I I'e- - GOOD BOARD, room and sleeping porch Includes key sounder, wire, resonator lights, horns, ignition eeta, springs, eta with of Albuquerque-Na- tt T;:o LINCOLN fur- and two sets assem- 22 of New light housekeeping, ue phone FOH SALE Oil HUNT Modern five-roo- DAILY APARTMENTS, newly furnished or unfurnished. Phone 14S6-w- ! witn two single beds; highlands; prl batteries; already Parts carried for makes cars. and also garage. Z0P North Edith. MAI.L nished, two and three-roo- vata home. 1420 bled on good table and for two bath; and bath, good location, close In; To Taos (Read Down) apartments, FOR KENT Some East i'llver. ready axles, drive ahaftn, pinion and ring (rears priced hot and cold water; coo and close In. desirable houses, fur- persons to learn on; will sacrifice. Call carried for all cars. Keep ua In mind FOH RENT Front voom, well furnished, to sell; owner leaving olty. 1S32-- Leave 7:30 a. m. 313 Houth S14-- nished and unfurnished. J. E. Gonce, FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room 411 East after 5 p. m. adjoining bath, use uf phone, close in, 401 West Lend. Arrive a. m. Third, phone Real 116 Silver, NEW MEXICO'S OLDEST WRECKING Estate, West Sliver, phone 477. with board, suitable for one or two. HOUSE, one nr two gentlemen. 703 West Sliver. Leave ..,.12:30 u. m. FOR RENT Three large, cool rooms and 147S-- 618 USE EFFECT O AUTO TCI" ana seat FOIt SALE By ownei, suburban home. LIST Phone West Fruit. 5 three-roo- Leave 12:3" p. m. glaased sleeping porch, bath adjoining, your vacant douses witn the City dressing. Effecto Auto Enamel, Van-pa- r. West Central. Phone 434. FOR RENT Furnished apart- four rooms and aleeplng pnrcb, city e Arrive :0J p. m. furnished for neat Realty Co., for prompt and efficient on 5 ment, good location, ground floor, close ,. nicely housekeeping, FOR RENT Large front room and Valspar Enamel automobiles. SAVE per cent on dismantled water, fruit trees, grape arbor. To end and clean; desirable summer location. service, t07 West Gold, phone 687. with board. Plymouth Print. Homestead wheels. In; reasonable rent; no sick. 306 West box 213, Albuquerqne (It I'p) sleeping porch Everything Cottage parts, tires, batteries, springs, cltj. Albuquerque 7:00 p, ra. 616 West Coal. FOR RENT Modern brick seven-roo- new ana Mania. Floor Paint Roof Paint and Cement, Sat- slectrical equip- Iron. ...Arrive... moaern, call lid North .. bearings, rims, fenders, FOrt SALE At sacrifice, owner leaving Santa Fe 4:00 four-roo- 1403-- Thos. Leath-fo- fur- Leave... p.m. FOR RENT Modern house, furnished suitable for boarders or pnone isfaction assured, F. Keleher ment, magnetos, gears, axles and drive FOH KENT Two roums and bath, must sell In five twj-roo- apart- I067-- state: days: Santa Fe Arrive. . .13:45 p. m. or home. 118 North Maple, 2272-- 40! Wei. Central rhone a line of nished for four-roo- ment, newly decorated, oak floors, fine phone SPECIAL 65 shafs, rtdlators, ate.; complete light housekeeping, porch frame and frame, both new; op Espanr la Arrive. .. 11 .15 a. m, summer rates. per month; Wlllys-Knleh- t. 702 shade, excellent location, near McClel FOH RENT Completely furnlshsd four- - excellent FOH BALE (By Chas. Mann), show parts fur Overland, all models, and trees, first floor, reasonable. full sized lot. Call mornings, 1503 North Taos Leave... a. raw 411 Mar- board, private room with 4. . Bulck. 4. North Third. lan park, very reasonable, West room house with three screened norchea. slnenlnr norph mrA ipm twui u cases, scales, oopytng press, Oliver i: gtudebaker. Third. FA HE TO 8 FK, $4.50 ble, phone 1452-- Phona 1439-- or Inquire 1204 East John's typewriter, Dalton adding machine, throo 4, 8; Chalmers, lteo 4; Paige, 4; Overland, FOH RENT Two furnished light FOH PATE New nomes one TO I AOH, ll Episcopal Sanatorium, phone 491. L-- newly by owner; con- H, P. electrio motor, four II. P. gasoline 8: HuDmoblle. Maxwell, pleasure 824 FOR RENX Fu nm.ed apartments, 400-- housekeeping rooms, modern, ground West Gold: one Albuquerque Headquarters Rtnglfnf MRS. ooffee and B. ; Mitchell, 300 four-roo- 210 venient to four FOIt Four-roo- CARL BEROLUND. private sana. engine, sanitary slicing mucliine, trucks; Cherrolet, floor, close In; no sick; no children. 110 North one tlO Toothers' oittar Store, West Central sanatorlums; room, RENT modern, furnish- fl. A new Maple; glassed-i- n gas; on East ed torlum, 1416 South Edith street: accom mill, twelve-lig- gasoline system, two fl; Saxon, complete line rings, West Iron North terms. Call 121 West Sil- Avet Phone fi(Kf. sleeping porches, house, with two perches, basement. box cows. transmission gears Maple; Central car line. Call 1821 East Central, 1S01 East 210 modation for. two bed patients needing springs and two gears, pinions and FO""l well ver, phone 1940-M- . Santa Fe Headquarters Bank Confec- Copper, inquire North 830 Mcintosh RENT Exclusive, furnished T or see McMllllon fk Wood, ohnne 848. Cedar. special nurse care, per week or 8100 ELECTRIC HOT PLATES. TWO and sxlt shafts for any car, saTiOII-RKN- tionery. Phone S room, with large sleeping porch, hot FOR By owner, per montn; also accommodation ror two FOIt ALL KINDS OF Auto Co., West Copper. FOR RENT July and August, nicely FOR KENT Attractive four-roo- BURNERS, water heat and bath; centrally located. furnished house, neat and clean; four-roo- newly gentlemen patlenta In annex, needing COOKINO. ECONOMICAL AND SERV- WHEN IN NEED OP 1744-- TIME CARDS furnished modern apartment, decorated completely furnished mod nurse Phone 421 West Cool. water and electric lights, chicken house, general care; tray service; excel ICEABLE, pmcra ever TIRE8, rims, carburetors, springs, mag- 1 HOB pak floors, newly decorated, large porches, ern bungalow, highlands; no children. lent lowest (JET LOCATED In a and wood shed. Virginia boulevard. meals; also special diet. Phone KNOWN ON ELECTRIC STOVB. SAT- netos generators, wheels, gears, axles, 150-W- . fine shade, excellent location near 1B65-- room, bath In new modern Call at 10? North Sixth, phone 411 West ISFACTION GUARANTEED. PHONE bearings, horns, accessories adjoining park, Marble, phone FO. ' Four-roo- house located; porch, FOR SALE Well-bui- by 1452-- RENT bungalow, mod 1B39-- FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION. COMK TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. centrally private practical ern and furnished: large sleeping porch: GEO. C. WB HAVB SALVAGED TO DATE THE entrance; emplgyeil people preferred; buildor, tfi75 cash, or beat offer, buys Four-roo- FOR SALE ALBRIGHT, DISTRIBUTOR, 1ih:i-- n FOR RENT apartment, Just what you want; near car line and Ranches 118 HARVAHD AVENUE. FOLLOWING MAKES OK CARS; special summer rates. Phone and glassed-i- sleeping porch. 8!T4-- tn front and back porch, heat and hot three-fourth- D41. DF.5; Cadillac - All outside Electric and water. The best BE grocery. Phone FOR SALE A small s 3 Bulcit C24, C25, OCCIDENTAL TIOTEi- city water, furnished, or unfurnish- ranch, FORCED TO SELL, one per cent loan 490, FB, or town for healthseekers. 1S22 fireplace; FOR RENT Three-roo- modern fur- mile west or modern bouse. Chalmers, Chandler, Chevrolet rooms and new furniture, furnished Palmer, ed; no sick. Corner Tenth and Silver, bridge) In United States Loan and Investment Dort, South High 1758-- nished cottage; also three-roo- fur J. J antes. has been run- Baby Orand; Dodgs. ui. furnished apartments; also sleeping phone WEBVBcl.Ii. I'ollf. or 1700. company, for $2,500. which 0 H. K. N.: Mitch- ruoms 14 f7 hot end phone 1705. nished Call 418 ROBERTS-TURNE- one 3 Ford, Hup Maxwell, at to per week, FOR SAT. E Direct from owner, beauti Train. Arrive. Depart. A'PARTMENTS apartment. South High, company, 318 West ning sixteen months. Also per 8. Paxon WASHINGTON 100S or 1524-- ell Olds Overland, every model; cold water In each room; new manage- ful five-roo- brick bunsralow, Ntt. 1 The 1:30 pm en am call phone cent in Home Builders of Willys-Knigh- t, pressed 8cut.... location one of the uom, nave estaDiisnea a special land loan United 4 and 6: Studeboker 4 and ; ment. East Central. W. F. Barnett. West Central; FOR KENT Furnished two three- - department. America for 13,000 which hns been run- lust completed; hardwood floors through Nu. t Callt. Urnlttil H:8o am U.Oi) ara of and model. l3s-- J 1 1 spots" Albuquerque; every o every phone out; fire breakfast nook and all No. t ,10:6(1 am :20 am "beauty room houses. East Paciflo: threa-roo- FOR Wo ning twenty-tw- month. Both should car In the above pine; Fatgo Fast. has private bath, eloctrlo range SALE have soma splendid If you don't see your hullt In good location. "21 No. The .12 .1ft ara apartment modern furnished house East Santa Fe. in mature soon. Box 83, Clovls, N. it. ' features; NattO". l:(0 un nnd all modern conveniences. Phone 83. prepositions suburban ranches and list, remember, BUSINESS CHANCES West Lpad. Mrs. Fred Llndfl-mn- SOUTHBOUND. 613 East Paciflo. Roberts-Turne- r PAI.VAGTNO MODEL Inquire J. D. EAKIN. Apply acres. Company. WB ABB I.ATH 7n Snut Third. 29 proprietor. Flm-clan- - Nt. El Paso 10:10 pm Three-roo- cot- CARS EVERT DAT. FOR BALE s shoe Ad- Eip FOR RENT furnished FOR SALE 3,300-aor- a ranch, in sast- - CARPENTERING shop, 27 El 11:10 am In tha stuck of used drenn 6, care No. Paso Bip tage, bath and steeping porch. Phona em of state, ISO nook cattle. Ad- ODD JOB MAN. addition to largest Box Journal. FOK SALE DRESSMAKING 881-- part PETTIFORD THE In a COM- Furniture EASHOUND. call for k"ya at 1524 East Cen dress Hatton's 1878-J- . parts the slate, te carry FOR QUICK tiA 1E tiniall ruiimin Store, general delivery, All kinds of work. Phone Una NEW drive shafts, Ma t The Navajo.. 2:10 Dm 1:40 pm tral, between nine and twelve, 24H-J- PLETE of gears, homa; In. 81 5fo 8 n u ih Ke e ml. FURNITURE REPAIRING and upholster Alouquerque. phona P. V. heat- for barga 61 2035-- Nu. 4 Calif. Limited. Ii.liu vm 1:40 pm five-roo- McCAFFREY, plumbing and axle and accessories, ing, pnone or FOH Two furnished shafts general H W - Ervln RENT FOR SALE Ranch of thirty-tw- o acres, a Phona FOR a L B T o a t or oriels building. Na I S. F. ElKbl.. 7:!5 pm 1:10 Pm the or 214 218 ing repair work specialty, ev.ry cor, Pending Company. WANTED Sewing, by day at bungalows, and North Maple; twenty-tw- o acres of It ranch- 1870-- ARB r.OWEST. 115 Buuth Firm, location good (or &n No. to The J:20 !:60 m 619 Fa. will alfalfa; Otlll PRICKS THB FOR SA LE A t:"Ot.... aal home. East Santa phone rent until September at 135 per man's house, barns for storing alfalfa, VIADUCT OARAOH. kind uf bust neaa. complete line of high YZ.CU SCL'Til 1430-- :i 724 I WILL ESTIMATE all or any of used also new month. Please at East Central. and farm part H00 ftOUTM SECOND. grade furniture; m.it Ko. FTun hjl IT 16 complete equipment. Santiago 1 make a of lath- FOR SALE Crlipeiu popcorn outfit, beds. 825 !s Paso tint 26c satisfaction Three-roo- your work; specialty trosses and Simmons South WANTED Sowing, hour; FOR RENT houBe, partly Garcia. Hanchos da Albuquerque. and W. M. Conver, Largest pnrls house In Ilia Stt. complete; good proposition for live man. Nn. 80 from El Paso 1 At am 811 South n ing shingling. phone First. guaranteed. Harvard, phone furnished glassed-i- sleeping porch; FOR SALB!6r TRADE Flv7"acres In 2416-J- fnqulre 611 North First. Na to oimnerts at relet! "U No. tl 2400-R- hot and cold water, garage, nice place near fins FOR RENT Storeroom FOH SALE Used furniture: Din f..f CI"Tt. Fie Vattt CltT o4 for Frultvale, javed road; grape FLOOR SANDING We can resurface WANTED To buy a bakwry, In good, w pr.TCA TING, accordion, side and box; chickens, $22 water paid. Inquire or chicken ranch; easy terms to right live In fng table. $11.75; chairs. $1.75; bed, C Coast. 406 South your old floors and make them like FOIl Uli.N I llimuing et West Cop- town; give full particular! tint 19.00; hed. orders. N.' Crane, 815 North High. . Phone or room IS, First E 7 a, N. M. single spring mattress, l'8.75; No. J) ennect t ".eljil witn No. mall party Its, apply new and make new floors per; suitable for garage. Inquire II. letter. Poat uff.ee Raton. $16 li 814, FOR Two-roo- or Walter. your perfect. bo8 chiffonier. 00; ivory dressing table. trnm Clnviu and Seventh. Crana Apartments, phont RENT house and glasse- National bank, linn South J0T0-- First Bank and FOR mVk mer- end points sojtht ft d-in Phone Sherman, at Savings SALE Clean general $18.50; mahogany rocker, $5.60; wicker voile sleeping porch, nicely furnished, FOR SALE twenty-flv- a S. II WANTED Sewing; plain, gingham Highly Improved LET me new house or re- Trust Company, phone chandise; good cash trade, a growing chair, $14. 0"; wicker rocnr, $o.7B; leath madras modern, except bath: fine neighborhood; figure your M- i! or organdy dresses. 82; men's acra suburban ranch; axcellent work guaran- FOR RENT Store room and cellar, 25 busfnei, and a money maker, W. er rocker. $7.50. Call at American Fur 13. 202 adults only. 715 East Silver, or pairs; reasonable prices; shirts. 76c Mrs, F, Appleby, East Call dairy proposition; twelve acres alfalfa, 1755-- E. 50 JemeB 123 phone 1001-- teed; estimates free. Call by feet, the rear of J0 South First, MoKellar, Kprlngs. nlture Comrany, South Second. I Haseldlne. balance small truck. Thousands of dollars 13. Second street, be be Johnson, 618 John. accessible by alley from SMALL law mill and timber proposition, B'OR RENT 818 West avenue, In Improvements; must seen to ap- Oold avenues. Fred on on McKlnley Roberts-Turne- Do" ODD and and Central Luthy. railroad, for sale, leuiti, let shares new three-roo- preciated. r Company. WB .'OB carpentering FUR SALE Poultry-Egg- i house; large service bouse reasonable; Investigate at Citizens National bank. or wilt consider a partner. J. F. Bran porch, hack large pantry, RANCH A good one, for sale; all kinds building, liiSO Milk-fe- d d sleeping porch, our low estimates free. Phone WILL tu suit tenant a 85x100 son, North Seventh. Albuquerque. FOR SALE large ahed. close to Fourth street; of cows, prices; arrange fruit, alfalfa, Implements, Z3-- mz foot brick condition: A- -i miiney-miikln- g fryers and broilers; also Rhode Island located. 1518 North barn, J. F. Kluken, taie. building; good WE HAVE business Rod Boulevard road. pleasantly Apply horses, house, garage, opposlta Santa Fa shops' reasonable such as laying hens. Swift, twenty-tw- o aorea close In, Old Town PAINTING AND KALSOMININU, also opportunities, merchandise, CASH BUILD YOUR NEW 1920-- nrBt terms. See or write L, 109 high-clas- s $500 ph me be sold on account of roof very reasonable prices. Heyman. groceries, garages and other FOR RENT new stucco bun- Boulevard; must painting: N rth First, N. advertised Rob' 1. In order tu maks room Furnished 417-R- or 148; Call t 1S'4 West Mountain road, or Atuoerque propositions not locally. HOME AFTER July health, phona owner, AVost Hold. $50.00 Per month, will buy StoCK, WIN sell galow, with all modern conveniences; N. 793-- at noon or after 6 o'olock. Co., 2t8 for young at oarsuni n postofflce box 192, OlA Albuquerque, phone gas. hot water, glassed-i- sleeping porch; LOST AND FOUND MACHINES thla four-roon- r. stucco prices, fifty S. C R. I Red hens; also M 1 WANT you to investigate my low prices VENDIM) bunga- On 200 will lease If wanted; reasonable. . Is University Heights; raw male oirus; nnesi BiouHi give on Kina or a Dunning- fIjUND JoiTTou Charles A earn big money. This not an ordi 803 RANCH of four acres, entirely fenced any 'proposition , low, with oak floors and Bar- tho C. 836 bii i; South Edith. Cunh-lng- but ta a miniature feet above city; North threa-fourt- T- cara sales ers. P. Hay. High. flve-fo- wire, have in view. A. E. Palmer. Bunga- South Proaaway. nary machine, with poultry Pb-- ne 1768-- Is level lota at $225 to $600 FOU RENT Five-roo- unfurnished low Builder, box 41. city. LOST shop selling the highest grade chocolate, rage. This house almost per mils west of Barelsa bridge; Square link gold cuff button, and new Trico $10 down $10 WANTED Houses frame dwelling, at 418 West Atlantic house, three, screened porches; H. K.; reward; return to 422 chewing gum, mints, peanuts and well built. lot. and per Flva-roo- No other form of merchandis- 830, modern furnlahed bun water In new and ohlcken FOR SALE Rent Estate West matches. $4,000. month. IF YOU want to sell that House or 720 house, garage Mnrquette. la so New Mexico terri galow, elegantly furnished, at West houses full blooded chickens and tur- LOST ing profitable. list It with J. 10. Gonce. real estate, S07 FOH HALE Vacant lot just west of in or very near the First National tory offered exclusively. Representative Coal. 165.. City Really Co., West keys; also terms. Call owner, 910 month. finder 116 West Sliver, phona 477; we get the 667. furniturs; $10 cash and a bank, a Baptist Loyalty bond; wilt be In Albuquerque Thursday or Fri- WM, J. LEVERETT. old, phone 41 J. cash Phone 1682-- please write P. O. W., care journal. day, July ft or 7, If interested In secur- n n flva-roo- flfty-tno- on eontatn-l- In- . WANTED To rent four or FOH BALE On gnort t lot LOST Hmall black pneketbook, ing unusual returns from a small PERSONAL FOR RENT MUccHnefu rm name around vestment, address cure Jour 110. Oold. , furnished house or apartment, with Eait Bllvr, near Highland park, wrist watch, engraved, Phono Realtor. Third and i'OH : Clem-- t or glassed-i- n sleeping porch, tor six mouths WANTED to put baby III good American RNT PIa,uo,"olliK "condition, eoy term J, A Hammond. 114 JSaat Central and Mernpd; return to Miss nal, giving address phone number, aud 1801-- siu-- j. W, .A. v call, , t, or longer. Address Box X., car Journal. nonie y ween, age mrce, tan riione silver, t ft representative will, Tage Ten. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 July 6, 1922. FASTEST SCOUT CRUISER OF U. S. NAVY REPUBLICAN IDOL" IE IS CHRISTENED AFTER MICHIGAN CITY COUNTY TO m JAILED AFTER FALL The Printer Made a Pi, But Not a Black OF FOUR COURTS Pie. Raspberry TIETZEL 13, THEATRE It was black raspberries our ad yesterday should LAST TIME TODAY read. Will linve a few crates of raspberries today. U Cherries. If you get a, taste of the very largo black or ' BILL red table cherries we have now, you surely will want more. Oil GflJVEL They are beauties to serve and such a good flavors. CLASS IN EVERY WAY i i - - - I HIGHEST Apricots will not be cheaper this year, in our opinion. h ir&it?v' 4? "m.trit f i Splendid table plums now. . I '1 .ACIVCM .J 1 U 1 Commissioners Gutierrez ' W". Tomatoes are bum, dear at any price. j and Sanchez Vote to "MORAf OF THE LADY LETTY" ' We redeem Boss' flour coupon checks at both stores. jj j (. it an j S jj Compromise $8,000 WITH Claim; Simms Opposed. Phone 28 j CASH STORE, Expressing the belief that they several 10c T !!l0' were saving the county SWARD'S Orders Delivered for f'fefJSto Dalton thousand dollars by settling a Dorothy claim of $8,000 for gravel from the AND property of George Tietzel for $3,800, County Commissioners Sanchez and Gutierrez voted for the compromise, overriding the nega- Rudolph Valentino tive vote of County Chairman Al- bert G. Slmms, at yesterday's A tale of slant-eye- d smugglers, roving Pacific commission meeting. seas! A dare-dev- il man-gi- rl who beat them! The claim of Tietzel was one A soft society dandy, shanghaied and made a that had been pending since the last commission meeting when the man! fact developed that the county had See the murderous mutiny! See the from the burning JACK LONDON'S GREATEST STORY I been using topping g.avel schooner race with death and blow into bits ! Tietzel- property without permis liKllDV sion for nearly fdur years. See the battle for love and treasure in Mag-dale- na When Tietzel appeared before Bay! the commission yesterday it devel "THE SON OF THE WOLF" oped that the county, according to Liam Mellowes. Then shimmering over this savage background, his claim, had used 3,500 In of world yards Liam idol of the Irish see the fashion, lure and beauty a that the past 90 days. Mellowes, lives on until ? Chairman Simms expressed the republicans, and Rory O'Connor pleasure, opinion that the !almant file suit are being held in Mountjoy jail A picture that sails through a thousand thrills! Usual Extra Attractions against tho county. He further following their capture when stated that in his opinion the Free State forces took possession property had been benefited. Oth- of the Four Courts building in ADDED ATTRACTIONS: REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES er cases of payment for the use of Dublin. Mellowes is credited surfacing materials were cited by with being the brains of the Gutierrez and Sanchez, particular- defense. Annette Kellerman in "High ly those of William Trimble and Diving" Jesus Romero. BITTNER HOUSE The Venus" all her famous "I have suffered in excess of ROOMS "diving portrays 221-- visualized $8,000," said Mn Tietzel last night, 31914 South First. Phone high dives, beautifully on the screen LOCAL ITEMS 'POLICE READY condition of "but knowing the CITI KI.HCTRIO 8I10K SHOP by slow speed camera molipis. county funds, I have accepted a rhone S07-- 813 8outh U. S. S. Detroit. settlement. I re Second. Coal Co Piione 4 and 6. compromise I'rra Call and Delivery. Supply Miss Madeline Couzens. dauehter of the mayor of Detroit, christen. peatedly asked the commission to Events The Missionary society of the IF NEED with a bottle of close street to Current (Regular Prices) will COMES.' ed the navy's fasted scout cruiser, the "Detroit," the protect my Eroadway Christian church mineral water. The took the Fore River property for the purpose at' mak- SECOND meet at 2:30 this afternoon at the christening place at shipyards BLOCK in Massachusetts, where the shiD was built. ing a small park on my hillside. church. Division No. 2 in charge. I was never able to get any ac- On Second street you can get your Born, to Mr. and Mrs. P. L. GHIEFASSERTS tion. The topping taken from watch repaired bo it will run and of Long Ucach, Calif., for- my land has furnished the surfac- keep time All work guaranteed merly of Albmiueraue, a daughter. E ing for most of the recent road a, ENDS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DARKNESS P1GESSMI malting of East Central and Silver a son on Monday. Men Not Stationed avenues. I have agreed to give the WISEMAN Says use 215 South Second. ,, Br. Ph. 741. county the of a month's gravel Murray, Osteopath. Near free.". - Factory wooc, im ".ruck load, Permanently Shops S HAIDER four dollars. Hahn Coal Company Because Needed Else- ST. GIE SPEAKS Phone 91. I0Y CLAGGETT NOW TROOP U. S. MAIL FOR JEMKZ Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Coors, where; Santa Fe Requests SPRINGS. YRIC THEATER Jr., have gone to southern Califor- 1ST SERGEANT HERE Runs six days a week. Passen- nia for a few weeks. LAND gers taken. One way, $5. Leave "We are unable to police- WITH T ILD1LL0S 01 SYRIAN a. m. . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith of keep H. O. Albuquerque at 6:30 men stationed in the Sergeant Claggett, formerly Leave Jemez 2 p. m. CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. H. Santa Fe are visitors in the city. constantly of the regular ar!-'- , who was de Springs. Tho board of directors of the vicinity of the Pnnta Fe shops; the tailed here as sergeant and instruc- A. B. BACA, Chamber of Commerce will meet Phone 2178-- number of men available will not Fast Contest Closes With- Royal Woman of Semitic tor of the national guard troop, Today-Tomorrow-Sat- urday tonight. has received his from the permit it," said Chief J. R. Galushn Blood discharge Temple Lodge No. 6, A. F. and last night In reply to an inquiry. out a Decision; Barelas Vividly Portrays regular army and has assumed his A. M., will meet at 7:30 tonight "We have men in that part of the Pi- in duties as first sergeant of the o'clock at the Masonic temple. White Sox Beat the Her Native Country a of 111th ' city several times during the day headquarters troop the Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jiinkert have in the course of their duties," he rates. Pleasing Lecture. cavalry, New Mexico national Going to Build? A Special Feature for All Those Who returned from a honeymoon trip to continued, "and are prepared to guard. l'lttsburph. Pa. They are at home send men there quickly if there is One lot in a very desirable at 416 West avenue. Darkness ended the baseball Inspired by a longing for her na fc. ' Fruit need." DR. FRANK MncCRACKEN. residence Close In Believe in Mothers Mr. and Mrs, Tyrill Haussaman It was stated between St. Marys tive land and fired with the hope DR. DAISV B. district. yesterday by Capt. game yesterday Mnc.'RACKlJ. wa- are the parents of a baby daugh- W. P. P.eiil of the legal department and the Tildillos. The score was 6 that some day its ancient glories Osteopathic Physicians. location. Sewer, gas and on 4. re-- ! ter, born July of the Santa Fe railway, that a 5 favor at the may be revived, Princess Rahme K. P, Building. Phone Office 8IMV ter convenient. Less than a - to in the Tildillos' Mr. Mrs. 80-- J. and George H. Wheeler quest had been made of the city end of the fourth inning. The Haider, descendant of Semitic roy Residence block to car line and two have returned from a through to send policemen to the vicinity of the fifth alty, last in her lecture be trip game was called during night paved streets. Alley in rear. points of interest in the central and the pates lead'.ng to the shops in with St. in tho lead. fore an audience in the First Bap the state. and when inning Marys of erudition A See "Has anybody in northern parts of the mon.lng evening The game will be played off at the list chuch spoke the bargain. Leo II. Gerard, of East Las s. men are and to work. and which leaving gnins end of the season. religious knowledge WANTED GLENXOX. find was in Albuquerque yesterday, Captain Rcid said he understood when which have come out of her coun MR, this town got of An argument was caused a. We pay good prices for fire- leaving in the afternoon in a Nash that W. R. Walton, chairman was knocked over inn ience try for manv centuries past. Presbyterian Sanatorium. '"Six" the commission had agreed to ball as her "Under arm such as Rifles, Shot car which he city tho Tildillos. U was a good Choosing Rubject Guns. Pistols. Mum be $125?'; --.rod from the Hoover Motor take the matter up with other city by Syrian Stars," Princess Rahme por in home run had it been called a fair A- -l condition. i ompeny. Henry Aboil, of Helen, officials. Mr. Walton, when asked trayed the land of her birth. She A famous line from noth- ball by the umpire. of education at the Amer 213 South I'lrst Street lso secured from the Hoover about the matter, said he had the Tildillos will play St. told her company a to say. Today ican colleges at Beirut and Sidon now Jordan. ing Marys. a famous play, ., Itanion Harboa of y City Manaser R. II. Calkins said and later in America. Padillas han- ,Tinlor T.cosiic. Don't Miss This "Chief is Ba-rel- "Mv motive in hereto reported to the police that Inst night: Galusha Tn appearing on the screen. , his situation In a the Junior league the she "is to give the GUY'S TRANSFER horse and buggy had been dling the quiet way." White Sox with a 4 night." said, stolen from West Fe Chairman Walton will address began people a clearer and broader Santa avenue, to 1 over rtie Pirates. Both AND STORAGE BARGAIN A worth $125 to where he left them at 1 o'clock In the meeting of union men at Labor victory knowledge of the land of Syria and play 10 teams started off well, and will is that so Wo make a on lumber the afternoon. temple this morning at o'clock, its people. It strange specialty A beautiful home 5 rooms and see. to W. P. secret- greatly add to tho Junior league few seem to realize that Syria and hauling and building material. according Patterson, as the number of bath, "modern," nice lawn and ary-treasurer of the machinists' race, they bring Palestine are the same. It is hard Now don't forget the long trips. WEEKLY WASH HAS A said it was teams up to tiix. to what a country Phone S71. 324 S. Second shade, east front. Only four union, i'r. Patterson Laddies imagine tiny blocks east of Alvarado, one NARROW FIRE understood that the chairman Today the Highland reallv is. yet there is no sec ESCAPE; as fellow the Midgets). tl'on of its size which block from Central avenue. would speak to the men play of the globe to IN VEGAS LAUNDRY citizens I'lginy League. has made more glorious history or Priced sell. $4,000.00. Terms. regarding yester-dny- 's Call Mr. Howell at Collier's of- with officials in preventing infrac- The Wildcats forfeited left a more profound Impression of law. game to the Harelas Tigers. the hearts and minds of all NOTICE fice, 207 AVdpt Gold. Phone PCCIAI. OISFATCH TO (ONNIN9 JOURNAL) tions the upon Pat McCaffrey has a 744. Mr. Patterson said last night that The Wildcats seem to have broken neon o than Palestine, opened las Vegas, N. M., 6. Fire vicin- Plumbing Shop at 217 North TURN July in to Athletic Director drew an Inter TO everything is peaceful the up, according Princess Haider Third. work a broke out In the work room of the of see no reason Addison Moore, who asks that word of the noiy Repair specialty. ity the shops. "I esting picture PHONE 1870-- J. Las Vegas Steam laundry this for having nollee stationed there." some of the little fellows of the lnnd dwelling upon its scenery, en morning and caused considerable he said, "and In my opinion there city organizo a team and get In. mate, nroductiveness and people damage to the plant and to the is no reason tn thlntt that we win There- are now but two teams In Khe corrected numerous false im Clothes being washed. The laun- not this thinir without the race. that are current as to the Famous get through pressions RIGHT- , tre- Sulphur THE dry probably will not be able to re- an" disturnance wnarever. Tho schedule for the Junior Syria of today wnicn nave Deen sume tor several commissioners tir follows: ated the tourist who has made FOR RENT operations days. The county league by Ground Floor Office In Journal The Picture of the play by Winchetl Smith and The laundry is located In the plant their session yesterday sanctioned July 7 S. A. T. vs. Little Til- only a hurried trip tnrougn me Hot of the Las Vegas Light and Power the order of the ristrict court in- dillos. country and does not understand Building, inquire Springs John E. Hazzard that ran 443 times in New York company. Some damage was done structing the appointment of two July S riratos V9. Laddies. the actual conditions wnicn exisi Office. Now under new fhe electrical equipment, but re- deputy sheriffs at salaries of not Julv 10 Midgets vs. S. A. T. there. Journal manage- pairs were made in time to run the more than S6 a day during the July 11 White Sox vs. Little The beauty and grandeur of ment who assures better plant tonight. railroad strike. Charles Ranghart Tildillos. Mount Lebanon, from whose top METRO'KEX-INGRA- - de- was accommodations than ever M i and Molses Gutierrez have been July 12 Pirates vs. Midgets. the entire land may be seen, A The Glldcrsleeve Electric Co., tailed for this purpose and will pa- Julv 13 White Sox vs. S. A. T. told of at length by the princess. It before. Hotel has been 211 East Central. Pbone 797-- outside the property, 14 vs. Til- seems almost Incredible, the princ- trol railway July Laddies Little a coun- thoroughly renovated. PRODUCTION acording to their orders. The dillos. ess observed, that so small FOR SALE Public will be the county 15 has such an important Rooming house. Fourth and Stage, round trip Sulphur Stenographer, deputies paid by Pirates vs. S. A. T. try played Golden Marcus Loew , -- July of Presented John and , Room 8, Mclinl rildg. Ph. 701 W and not by the Panta Fe. 17 White Sox vs. Laddies. part In the fortunes and affairs Central. See Landlady for Springs $18.00 by Fred Fornoff said July race. No other country, Fndersheriff July IS Midgets vs. Little Til- the human as For further Adapted by June Mathls and Mary O'Hara. last night that three deputies are save Egypt, she said, has given information, dillos. but 907-- Photographed by John F. Scltr. stationed each day at each of the 18 vs. S. A. T. much to civilization as Syria, phone J or call at on July Laddies to the long Let Us Send a Man three gates. They are duty 20 Sox vs. its decay she attributed 203 South Second and when shifts July White Midgets. street, To replace that broken window morning evening July 21 rirates vs. Little Tildil- Turkish occupation. Lumber Co. are being changed. Mile. Haider was Introduced ny Albuquerque. glass. Albuquerque los.. T. P. of the First YALE Phone 421. 423 North First. 22 Laddies vs. the Rev. Harvey C. TARTAGLIA, Gold-wy- n RIIF-C- ATI July Midgets. church. She was assisted Milk Added Attraction: "FORE" A 24 Pirates vs. White Fox. Baptist In- Bulgarian Ostcopatlilc-Vlolct-Ra- y Treatment July Miss Lucille Burgess, who Proprietor 25 S. A. T. vs. s. by Scientifically D. July Little some of the native Syrian prepared by DR. R. MURRAY, terpreted branch of San Diego Sanatoria Sulphur Springs Hotel 5 N. T. Armljo Bldg. Phone 741. music. Review July 20 Pirates vn. T .addles. rrniirTif II o'clock at the same Association. Sport Ecton's Transfer 27 vs. S. A. T. .t Successor to MS SHKLLRD P1NON NUTS July Midgets place, Mile. Haider will present her BODDT'S JERSEI FARMS Julv 28 White Sox vs. Little "Mnaman.- the 2413-R- Brown's Long Distance will he delivered from the Fred Own umma.j nt - Distributors. Phone 4 PHONE 624 TODAY NOTE PRICES OF ADMISSION News Stand. Tildillos. In her Oriental ii Transfer. Harvey Albuquerque, 29 Leper," telling CASH AND SERVICE MATINEE Call Us. N. M UNTIL FURTHER NO- July Pirates vs. Midgets. manner, the story as it was enacted NIGHT (6 TO 11) For Long Distance 31 S. T. Loose Macaroni, lb 10c f Phone 231. TICE. Fannie S. SpKi, 323 North July White Sox vs. A. in the early days. Preceding the Adults 25c Adults .35c 1 vs. Til- .1 ft Title Loose Spaghetti, lb 10c 1 Tenth. August Laddies Little . .ho will tell "What " HOME Children 10c dillos. Means In Palestine," and why she THE IMPERIAL SORGHUM, gal. ...$1.00 Children 15c 2 Pure Sorghum, 5 and 10 lbs. August Pirates vs. S. A. T, is a princess. August 3 White Sox vs. LAUNDRY CO. Hebe Small MUk,2, 6 for 25c (TAX INCLUDED) I! MILK THAT WILL KEEP Gallon Apples 75c THESE WARM DAYS YOU WILL FIND MANY 4 GaUon Peaches. 75c August Midgets vs. Little Til- Z4u-j- -i ! Vivian's Dairy, Phone Glassed 2'j-lbs- .. 40c WILLY-NILL- Y dillos. "THE LAUNDRY Jar Pears, TEMPTING ITEMS AT THE Glassed 33 August 5 Iaddles vs. S. A. T. Jar Peaches, 2H, OF QUALITY" Glassed 2i-b- S 8Ac READY TO SERVE August 7 White Sox vs. Jar Apricots, Hata Bulk Peanut Butter, lb 20c Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Comb 30c in Meats in tin 8 vs. Til- EMPIRE Cleaners Cleaned and Blocked, Honey Meats glass August rirates Little Rugs Honey Pints, half and Salad dillos. cleaned by latest process. quarts MayQnnaise dressing STANDINGS. .DYERS AND HATTER8 gallons. CERRILLOS EGG COAL H. Salmon Sardines HUG CLEANING flaked Hominy, S lbs 25 Senior loaguc. 148 and 449. Limn 7 lbs $1.00 W. L. 453.- - and Gold Phones Beans, UNIFORM SIZE. CONVENIENT TO HANDLE Lobster Pet. Pbone Cor: 6th Black-Eye- d lb Shrimp '. 3 0 Peas, 12Hc i St. Mary 1.000 Cider BOc More Crab meat Tuna 3 Vinegar neat Cnlts per Ponnd. De Molay , 0 1.000 Sack of Meal 3!c More Pounds er Dollur. High School 2 1 .667 S Preserves Jellies o Milk Hcrrmg, for 25c Tildillos 1 .333 Ham, lb. . 25c The Most Satisfactory, Economical and Convenient Fuel for Fruit salad in tins Sauce . 0 S The Jeweler Pig , Apple Duke City Whites. .000 FOGG, Pig Bacon . 25c Stove and Ranges. Order a Ton Today. 0 4 MAKING Prepared Spaghetti Pork and beans Giants .000 EXPERT WATCH The Pacific Store Star and Hnrsehoe Tobacco. . 80c Olives Pickles Rrowns 2 1 .667 Repairing Peaches and Plums, 2 lb. 1 1 .600 Engraving, Jewelry, Business Firefighters Opposite Poetof flee. Open Again for In cans . ,. 25c IIAIIN COAL CO. Phone 91 Junior League. 118 8outh Fourth. Our New Location Try a can of Seal Brand Orange Pekoe Tea pre- W. Ij. Pet. if pared especially for ice tea by the largest S. A. T 3 2 .600 41S WEST CENTRAL AVE. FRANK TROTTER i tea in America. Highland Laddies.. 5 1 .833 i , importers Little Tildillos 1 5 .167 We have a larger and more IIS West Gold Avenue. 4 Midgets 2 3 .400 complete stock and shall con- ii . Rarelas White Sox 1 0 1.000 TONIGHT tinue to sell Quality Jewelry ICES Strawberry, Raspberry, Pineapple nnd Grape. We Deliver Your for 10c. same CHOCOLATE Tutti-Frul- tl Order Pirates 0 1 .000 Rahme at the remarkably low ICE CREAM Vanilla, Strawberry, Fruit risjiiy League. Princess prices with which our patrons Salad, Chocolate. I. ORDERS OVER $5.00 DELIVERED FREE W. L. Pet. are familiar. Any of the above will add to your dinner. Athletes 1 2 Haider .333 The best place in the State to CREAM COFFEE Wildcats 1 3 .250 Presents get watch repaired. Unreins Tigers 3 0 1.000 Of Damascus, Syria, ypur Sold At This f SKINNER'S Visit Cs In Our New Home. Store. ALBUQUERQUE CO - OPERATIVE Journal Want Ads Bring Results. 'Naaman, the Leper' Gentry's Kicks, 45c; for gale at sen DAIRY ASSOCIATION WILLY-NILL- Y lending groocrlcs. At the A. CREVOISIER we V Skinners t FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Thank You l Call Again. S. Mablc Skccls. D. O., CltlwnV Thlrty-flv- e Years' Experience the Macaroni, AN, 1 fl lTl I highest grade D !....!. I... It. ut ...1 Onitil Oriental Music and Native Phone 60. 205 South First Street. minimi, noj-- mm tiu'U. As a Swiss Watch Maker. Spaghetti, Egg Noodle and Phone 351 321 North Second St. ft. yinvoitsy unci Obstetrics Syrian Costumes. J ofoW-Macaro- dult jr. nj Products