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WILL GO i FIREMEN AND SHOPMEN NOT Republican Rebels Are Defeated SCHEDULES 0 OILERS WALK BACK TILL JUSTICE IS By Irish Free State Field Guns CLOTH CAUSE ft OUT AT 7 A. II SA YS REAL SECURED, JEWELL Strike of Power Plant Em- SPLIT ployes Is Result of Dis- of Fellow Worker $ j charge G. 0. P.'S LINE UNION OFFICER LATE DEVELOPMENTS U.S. TROOPS TO for "Agitating." S IN SHOPMEN'S STRIKE S iieiween rirteen ana em- 51. twenty Ten Committee t B, Jewell, directing the of the house of the Amendments RAILWAYS shopmen's strike, said his men PROTECT LINES ployes power SH5 would not be sent back to Santa Fe shops will walk out this Are Voted Down With Aid t work and the strike would morning at 7 o'clock, and Willi of Votes From the Re- $ not he called off until "jus-tlc- e strike in sympathy with the strik-- ! has been secured." ing shop craftsmen, according to a! publican Side. SEEK TO WRECK war or- - UNDER COTRO The department statement made yesterday by W. S. dered sufficient troops pre- - Tatterson. secretary-treasure- r of j DUTIES ON YARNS , pared to protect the Missouri, S the International machinists' union. Bfl ATCPI A 1 1 Y Kansas and Texas lines which PUTU ' IHI umIHLL I ORGANIZATIONS ' are in the hands of receivers OF The direct cause of the strike of GOVERNMENT the men is said to be Q appointed by the United ! power plant States court. indignation over the discharge of Lenroot Takes Up Fight on Postmaster General Work one of the power bouse men for "ngltiitlng." Mr. Patterson said Behalf of Decreased Rates .To Resume Work, He De $ notified President Harding President Harding Orders that over a week ago a national of- U. Is that 60,000 motor vehicles ficial Fire- Stating S. Shipping dares, and Then Begin can be used to Army to Be Ready to Give of the Association of transport the men and Oilers had sent word hen' Cotton Goods, With Labor mails if train service fails. Assistance "to M. K. & T. mem- Negotiations 8 - sanctioning a walkout of the Temporary restraining or- bers of that when Board Would Be ders were to St. in Texas. organization they (By Tiie Aorlated Trem.) suicide Issued the . Railway felt the time had arrived. 3 Louis and San Francisco rail- - I'ietcots in Curs. Washington, July 13. The first NORTHWEST LINES road at Fort Smith, Ark., and It was rumored that pickets in real split In republican senate the Chicago and Eastern II- - 8 governorIsasked automobiles assembled at the cor- ranks over tho administration tar- READY TO SETTLE linois, and the Toledo, St. TO GIVE ASSISTANCE ner of Second Fruit ave- S street and iff bill came consid- Louis and Western railroad 8 or today during nue and attempted to intimidate eration of the cotton schedule, Mav Be Direct East St. Louis. 4 White House to hinder the workmen on their way Peace Plans Four companies of the Mis- - Prepared to the shops. No confirmation of with a result that ten committee ! This sourl national guard were this rumor was made. amendments proposing increased ed Toward Section, S Back a Proclamation Stat- v sent to Poplar Bluffs, Mo., to afifc.o " s Barton last of in Be r .Superintendent night rates on various kinds yarns and According to Reports protect property and employes ing Mails Must Not v Mm rig said that tiie work at the shops was were 8 on silver and roving rejected of the Missouri Pacific rail- - continuing uninterrupted and that Chicago. road. . ? Delayed, the case was the same all along one after another as fast as they Uie line. were reached. Th Amoclnted Chicago, July 13 (by the (By Freii.) Four of the six men who were The majority opposition was led Washington, July 13 (by the As held for and Associated The Free State about t send shell into rebel unlawfully assembling by Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin, Press) demanding a continuance of the sociated Press.) President Hard- artillerymen tronghold intimidating and attacking men on strike strike. to were held and reached Its maximum strength railway shopmen's ing took the first step today toward Free State proved after a per era as the way work yester "If that force Is so blind to artillerymen bombardment, day under $100 bond and bound on the first roll call, 12 republi vill not be . called off, and with tho arm were the interests of the American backing up military too much for Irish other strongholds. The over to await the session of the cans opposing the committee rate of his republican battles hours. men will not be ordered which is the government proclama oat-brea- raged for many on a roll call by which the amend- the public, it obliged to rebels la the Insurants' ks grand Jury by Judge Roddy. They to "until serve, and if It so dull ol com tion warning striking railway shop The tactics of the Free Staters are Kugene Chavez, Thomas Gar ment was rejected, 32 to H4. back work justice men in Dublin. The Fonr with Bo- M. prehension as to even have a against interference with the their modern equipment cia, Ernest Costales and L. Moya, The twelve republicans were has been secured,' B. faint hope of crushing the em transportation of interstate com- Courts building was surrendered proved too much for the rebels. The other two, E. R. Ktnsworthy rah, Capper, Cummins, Jones of ployes' then merce and the malls. and R. (1. were dismissed. MeCormick, Nelson, Jewell, head of therailway organizations, that - Ourule, Washington, of force or group of people is due Instructions were sent at his dl- A. Lincoln Mezgar was complain New, Norbeck, Sterling, Townsend employes' department to receive a sudden awakening, rectipn to Major General John L. ant. und Willis. The lowest republican the American Federation of and the American public should Hines, commanding the Eightn MINER JAILED A few instances of petty attacks vote against any amendment was charge them with the array corps at San Antonio, Texas, BURGH DS in connection with the strike are nine, with tho average running at said in a DEiN is be- Labor, tonight to prepare a sufficient force of HAN RUES still reported daily, but it ten. statement replying to the "The railroad employes have troops to give adequate protection FOR KILLING lieved that the feeling between thu Moro Cuts Predictcd. not desired a strike. They have t0 the lines of the Missouri, Kansas strikers and workers Is growing With the basic duties on yarns rail executives' ultimatum Mc-Do- done everything that honorable and eTxas railroad, which have DISMISSAL FOR KLUX KLANSMAN daily less dangerous. Jostph reduced, It was predicted that cuts of yesterday. men could do to avoid a strike. been attacked oy striking shopmen, CANDIDATE FOR stationary engineer at the in the rates 'on at least the lower The rail executives suggested Now that they have been forced particularly at Denison, Texas. shops, is said to have been attack- grado of cotton cloth of even into a it war C. the strike be called off and strike, shall be effective The department advised (Bf The Associated TrM.) ed ly an unknown man Wednesday greater proportions than recom-mond- that in a and E. of St. the receiver 13. D. he the hose-hou- se legal proper manner and Scliaff, Louis, Globe, Ariz., July J. night as whs leaving by the finance , the men return to work, after It will be as- yesterday continued to a success appointed by a United States court BEING Whitten was taken into custody to- A 0. S. SENATOR gate at a late hour. The committee majority would be made which differences might be taken ful conclusion." for tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas, sailant is said to have Jumped onio day in Miami, near here, on a war- as the Benato proceeded with the tip before the United States to call on the governor of Texas the running board of McDoWs car schedule. That will be the rant him with murder in with his probably railroad labor board. (again for protection for railroal charging and struck him in the fnce made some time next week, as the I he that Man connection with in n, said Mr. Jewell, In tonight's state- properties, having reported Jointly Charged With the killing Mrs. M. C. Mandell of Las fist. J. It. Leverage yesterday schedule is to be laid aside tomor- RAIL SHOPMAN previous to the state ex- Texas. In of an the he had been hit with In ment, Intimated that the reason appeals Murder With Mrs. Oben-chai- n February that report row faver of the dye embargo ecutive had been unheeded. Tne alleged member of tho Ku Klux Cruces Announces Plat- a rock was not correct. of A executives refused to meet of provision the bill. vigorous the receiver further was promised that Is Excused From Klan and the wounding another Circular Distributed. fight over its forecast, with Sena- officers in an effort should his no protec- man in was said to have been form, National Is circulated, shopcrafts' BADLY BEATEN appeal bring what Including A statement being tor Moses of New Hampshire lead- to mediate the' strike, as had tion from the state authorities, "the at Trial. a klan raid on a rooming house, strike sympathizers, among the af- Testifying Crop Insurance. by ing the republican opponents, and been suggested, was that the federal government is ready to where Whitten and his wife were Spanish-America- n people, outlining Senator of New to tho em- ford and will take action in strike. King Hampshire railways hope destroy BY ONION protection (By Tba Aswjclnled Pri.O living. (Special Correspondence to The the issues involved the leading the republican MEN if necessary, as soon as you have Los Whitten, who has been working Journal.) opponents, ployes' organizations. Angeles, July Las Cruces, N. M., 13. The and Senator King of Utah, making "It such is the case," the reply from the governor." C. . Bureh,' . with at the Inspiration mine under tns July ' to many friends of Mrs. M. C. the principal argument for the statement said, the railroads ere No Word From Schaff, Mrs;? Mad&lynne Obenchaln," who name of H. E. Duncan, refused Mandell HAGERMAN FARMERS democrats in sudden awak- Entire. who raur-le- r . are opposition. "due to receive a Roundhouse Grew of Secretary Weeks, cenled out now Is on trial for the ttdk. His Wife, however, aeciareci greatly surprised to hear of J ALFALFA Several- The American 1ublic the Instructions after a of J. Beltbn was called Wbitten- - did not fire a shot HOLDING members of the repub- ening. M. K. president's Kennedy, that lor announcement for United States lican agricultural-tarif- f bloo Join- should them with the &T. Raiiwav at conference at tho White House at as a oy me riiiu. one n charge witness ine prosecution ,in Angieiun nennlnr iha l,i.i,1,..,,i.,. FOR BETTER PRICE ed today in opposition to the com- responsibility." That Point Goes on Walk- which he and Mr. Harding went not was an- although more than the lady mittee increase in the cotton rate,, At the labor board it over an appeal from the receiver tor counsel, did not testify. men. who were bent on spiriting herself, who in The Journal.) but a nounced an effort be Trains to had re- who ls with says that two weeks (Special Correspondence majority of the bloc voted to that might out; j Stop. federal protection, tonight Burch, charged away her husband. ago she had no such llugerman, N. M July 13. The sustain tho committee. made along new lines to settle ceived no from Mr. Schaff, having shot at the In thought. Is reply Kennedy Mrs. Mandell has lived for forty-eig- ht second of alfalfa nearly Senator ararneil no details were ' (B.T of - cutting Lenroot mrnlnet the strike, but , Tho Aaaoclnted Pre.) and because of the necessity stigation of Mrs. Obenchain, within off.- Much has been sold to the Increases In After executives had 13. Governor Neff faced years two miles 0f ths rates on varns anrl nn given. rail Muskogee, Okla., July communicating with her from the witness chair RAILWAY JOINS Place where she now on a Alfalfa Meal mill, much has been cloth not refused to meet the shop crafts' Frank Owens, the of It is as probable as she sat at tho counsel tabic. resides, coming into competition employed at Texas, regarded srm two miles soutli stored In barns and some has wun American-produce- d board Kansas Texas Mr. Schaff will be unable to but no of of Las Cruces hay varna ami representitlves yesterday, Missouri, and shops that sign recognition passed which x been stacked In the fields. The the was before late PUBLICITY she has run for twenty-si- oloth. He declared that on tho membert announced that here, seized by a band of about advise the government between them. He. replied to a IN years and there she has raised her price is so low that everyone Is executives who refufced to confer 20 men, said to be as he tomorrow. question his name, cheaper grades tho United States strikers, asking ;"ter family of six. Her three daugh- holding hay who can do so. The was shipping to all the world. Ie did not speak for the individual was leaving duty late today. He Officials. In announcing the gov. which his counsel objected to his are now on the market. intimated a it was FOR SANTA FE ters are well known as successful early apples contended also that the compen railroads, and that was beaten over the head and car- ernment's action, emphasized tesifying unless the Indictment follow-farmin- teachers, and her sons Cotton is looking fine and has satory duties on fine yarns made new plan of settlement might be ried away in an automobile. There taken because the Missouri, Kansas against him was dismissed. When to bloom. Some small Assoi-lnif- and minini,'. Mrs. Mandell has started grain trom cotton were m based on this fact. It had been were five cars in the and Texas was in the hands or a the prosecution stated that it (B) The Is need- long staple to- kidnaping 13. rrt.) issued the following statement: has been harvested. Rain high, considering that the on suggested in railroad circles party, witnesses said. All availa- receiver, appointed by a federal vruld not bo dismissed, Burch Santa Fe, July Advertising ed wenther has been duty of the was was scale of the 210th To the Citizens of New Mexico: bndly as the tho long staple cotton itself was day that the railroads ble police officers were Sent in court, and consequently under excused and returned to his on an extensive I announce for some time, excepting light seven northwest were an- of federal gov- - cell In the of the 8anta Fe fiesta my candidacy for dry only cents a pound. apparently pursuit. the supervision the county Jail. anniversary United States senator on tho inde- showers. The heat Is intense. Smixit xious to settle and that new The roiinrthnnnA ernment. No official statei-nWn- was The witness was has been commenced by the Santa Supports Increases. pnrlre .fAw rt principal today pendent ticket. Senator Smoot. of Utah, on he. peace plans might be directed the St. Louis and San .Francisco 'available to Indicate whether, the Paul Roman, convict, who prev- Fe lines, it is shown In letters from I n stand for strict enforcement of half of the committee at this section. was. to be taKen as a prece-i- iously testified that in several W. J. Black, traffic majority. railroad here went on strike today taction passenger the Volstead amendment and anti- - the Men Blame Employers uvmnnthv mritvi th dent the policy to be conversations at the Juil manager, to Hugh H. Williams, supported increases, declaring s determining - county ganibiing laws. MAY MOVE-B- them to be necessary to the The shop crafts representatives shopmen. The valkout, I illowed by the government in otne- and in letters written to him corporation commissioner. All For MAIL Y protect to President Har- according ana lawless- while he was in will in a compulsory arbitration In al! industry, particularly that In tha replied today 10 ornciais, win seriously cases where violence Folsom prison, roads n New Mexico Join laoor ding's proclamation, which de- hamper ness from the strike inter 'Mrs. Obenchain to have of a and a third for the disputes. east, which, he explained, now was service. arising sought rate fare For a high-grad- e clared that the strike must De two essentials as him false for her. advises. constitutional amendment producing cotton cloth Unless men can be hired bv to fere with the give, testimony round trip, the traffic for popular election of the now almost the settled through tho authorized morrow pmiTTinrn ted bv President Harding Roman was recalled at the re- The issue of the circular MOTOR exclusively, cheaper the blame morning to replace the movement of of July appointive offices, including Judges, HIS grades being turned out in southern agencies, by placing roundhouse service on the in his proclamation quest the defense for further which is distributed to ticket cabinet ministers and for the strike on the railroads, strikers, maintenance or in He testified lines postmasters mills. He called attention that Frisco will cease the" malls and of foreign throughout high-grad- e virtually on the Is that his agents For national insurance for ail clotl) came In from and asserting that carriers had branch from to terstate commerce. It under real name was Paul the United States and to Santa Fe violated many decisions of the Fayettevllle, Ark., and that his and crops planted by the farmers. England in large quantities. Okmulgee, officials savs. The stood, however, ttiat the president parents agents in Kansas, Colorado For national warehouses for stor- IF NEED GOMES Attacks on were labor board. nersonallv will pass upon other reside in Peru, III. Is devoted to the the rates madu to exec strikers include engine wipers, Arizona, entirely ing all foqds, where the producer from the democratic side Sena- Mr. Jewell's reply the firemen and emergencies that may arise callin? Two Mushy Letters fiesta. The circular is in colors, on can by laborers. Tonight e have insurance, and use hH tors Simmons, of North Carolina, utive's ultimatum follows: use or wm-i- n The defense introduced two i high-grad- e con there was no one at the round- for the troops bonk paper, and storage receipt to borrow on. Sunn leader in the Under- "The letter attributed to the Is more letters which Roman iden-- half-ton- tariff fight; house except a clerk question of federal receivership l tains nine e illustrations warehouse I deem essential for the Government to of four railway executives, addres- and the gen- not involved. tified iy having been written to and Prepares wood, Alabama, the minority am- eral foreman. of the ancient capital its safety of society, should our coun floor of South sed to Mr. Hooper, must be . Jewell. him by Mrs. Obenchain leader, and smith, A llrnlv From while ramine-strlckc- Take Action to Avoid De to those who understand committee of striking shop- in the case he was in Folsom unique pageant. try neeome as Carolina. using men visited Although the action prison. In one The fiesta dates for this year are Russia is the situation. we see the the roundhouse this was the of them he said he was today. Ara-t- o Again and of the M K. & T. railroad spending-hi- September 4, S and 6. For lay; States Assist feeble attempt of the big insti- morning induced the night strike situation leisure time a ro- unemployed compensation - force, about to big step in the rail writing act. a GASOLINE CONSUMERS tutions of our country to wrap go off, duty to mance in which there was be Why should willing worker . With Official Cars. strike after here,, there were other develop- to starve when to around themselves the Stars and sending out all en- ments in the in connection "a girl, a cottaee. and n mnr-Mn- willing work? AT MERCY OF COMBINE gines. The' force did capitol ACTION BROUGHT TO For old age For moth (By The Aoelnted Freal.) Stripes and to attempt to lead day not ap- with the strike today. .The girl I have already picked" pension. someone to believe that they are pear for work. received a he wrote, and follewe.1 it STOP IMMORALITY ers' pension. Washington, July 13 (by the As SAYS TRADE BOARD wnrdlne For revision of our sociated Postmaster Gen i not responsible for the situation from B.s M. Jewell, head a description of Mrs, Obenchain. spelling. Why Press.) g, God-feari- telegram AND BOOZE SELLING should a child spend one-fift- h f eral Work today a letter (By The Asaociated I'reM.I that the 700 MEXICAN REBELS of he employes depart- uuiumoDiie ne described as prepared American citizens, who are railway being of tho same make thai its school life learning to spell to President Harding notifying thj Washington, July 13. Asserting ment of the American Federation words as some a D' a now standing for justice and DEFEAT MEN of tho owned by J., D. Kennrdv. father (Special Correspondence to The .lournnl.) Ignorant person mis executive that survey prepared that "monoplistic situation" with 1,200 of Labor and head striking dis- them oenturiea all of to against the oppression' of finan- to his n. of the slain man. Tho lotto.. Raton, N. M., .July 13. The spelled; ago departments the government respect gasoline prevailed over and OF THE FEDERAL ARMY shop crafts replying ended: r or national divorce laws. showed that a thoroughly organized the entire due to the fa cial management ..directors and setting forth the t"My mind is constantly trict attorney's office has brought country, if of railroads, are fighting their work with you and my thoughts are Injunction proceedings to bring For national tax laws, making it tloet of 60,000 motor vehicles could that an interlocking stock owner- tMoclatw. vUtimnint of the striking for tax he mobilized within twenty-fou- r In the government, (By th be learned at always of you, also dreams. And about the closing of the following Impossible any sale other ship several Standard Oil Not Government N'ogales, Ariz., Pr.13. Seven era. So tat as could hesldes I am ' ' - than to our government. Hours should the railway shopmen s companies have tho Fighting July White House the pres- utterly lonesome and persons: perpetuated "The American public knows hundred rebels under General the tonight, blue." i. Marchlondo, William Wil- For inheritance tax to meet past Btrike further interfere with the very monopolistic control which the Juan Carrazsco ident had not determined whether Tony war that the railway shop crafts are routed attacking a MrS. J. D. TvAnnorlv I..H son, C. W. Snyder and T. W. debts. movement of United States malls, courts sought to terminate, the not government the telegram called for reply. fled For a war vote. The of the werV federal commission recom- fighting their government. troopsj 1,200 strong, of the pres- today, telling of her attempts The first three nre named popular results survey trade "Let it be said now and all led by General Avalardo The proclamation to Mrs. t in- For government loans-t- farmers, forwarded to the as a mended in a to to-d- for Rodriguez which the tele- persuade Ohonrhnin as manufacturers and sellers of president report congress time, that the strike will not be In a battle Tuesday about 30 miles ident, to employes to communicate with son and fourth to develop electrical Vower from matter of information, but there the enactment of legislation from gram took exception, as based on as her toxicating liquors, the our no use called off, and the men will not Mazatlan, Sinaloa. accorrllne was she objected to Belton keeping as owner of the building. dams, thereby enabling farmers was official indication that prohibiting "common stock owner- be ordered back to to unconfirmed "incomplete information," with-- in these to pay for con of motor trucks to mall was in which work until advices received of di- company married woman. Mary A. Taylor, Ed. Taylor and projects carry ship corporations have Justice has been and on the border commended by the board struction. being seriously considered. The been members of a combination dis- secured, today. of Com- John Hogari, the first two being ' railroad can, if After the rout, the nriviro. rectors of the Chamber Wants Water Conserved. prevailing belief In Washington solved under the Sherman law." managements o. merce of the United States in a FRANCE ASKED the owners. The action Is to stop they wish, settle this strike. ded, many federal soldiers Joined FOR the sale of For New Mexico I am for conser was that should the president's Dealing specifically In the report must be resolution which called upon busi- liquors. vation of all water for as with with conditions In "It apparent to the Carrazsco, whose band now is be- - coun- BUDGETS: SEEKS WAR Dick Grujicich, Slevo Seplo, Jim irrigation, warning against interference the gasoline thftiklng American that iievea 10 number ness organizations of the agriculture Is the foundation of all the mails be stronger trade In Montana and public more than 1,000. assume In crys- Pappas, Dave Thomas, AVillis O. disregarded, adjacent there is some force directing the The government is to be try to leadership DEBT ADJUSTMENT wealth and prosperity, it should measures were contemplated. states, where the commission de- reported public sentiment in up John, the last two ,as administra- have at least a chance. tiolicy of the railroads, which rushing reinforcements to the tallizing tors of the Thomas estate, where Motors Are Ready. clared the crude petroleum produ- own selfish Mazatlan holding the president. i ' For the Rio Grande the The cer consumer for their Interests do zone In prepai-atlon- for (By The Aasoolated Prm.) the first named three are accused project, postmaster general planned and the gasoline not want a settlement, but are another attack. AH "The attempt of the striking Wasninirtnn .Tni., 1 n liquidation of the national debt. As to notify the president that a fleat wore "both at the mercy of the government railroad to enforce of selling liquor. ur set at iuup stationed fn Sonora. it is employes nary negotiations for the funding Emilia Cantou and V. T. government cancelled Its obliga- of motor trucks could be Standard through a monopolistic flnM V, , . - . . . . own methods v Mares, , hnva - their views through me rrencn of tions with Mexico, thereby, w work transporting the mails at position perfected In 190 antl wcn hciii Buum 10 eina- of resolution wnr.aeftt JS;500, said to be owners of property we loa. i. Industrial war," the to tne united States were farmers see no reason why short notice, and that the governors 1921," by acquirements of the Stan- r "would meet the con- where Bessie Sterling Is said to be na- The number of casualties' in added, begun today at the tnnnro h should be called upon to pay a of the different Btates would be dard Oil company Indiana, the demnation of all Who believe In allowing prostitution. ' asked to matters so that conclus- WEATHER Tuesday's battle was not contained Secretary Mellon, chairman of tho Mary Fiorni. and tional treaty. arrange commission reported the In process of settlement." world war George Flornl, these I mv state-owne- d and sec- the reports. orderly debt funding commis- Mat owners For principles pledge every machine ion that "conditions in other Airplanes Avallnblo. sion, and Jean Fiorni, alleged and untiring efforts and submit them to government vehicle would oe tions of the are not radi- ' Parmentier, director of house country FORECAST. The president also received a Or linance Of the French trenattrv operators a of ill repute. the the press, ask- at the command of the pos different." Carlos Alvarez, who is said to people through placed cally Denver, Colo., July IS. New COMMITTEE letter from Postmaster General This was the first direct contact be- ing only a square deal. tal authorities. . REPORT a Just tween run a disorderly house. Mexico: Friday, unsettled, proba- ON Work stating that survey this country and the allies MAUD C. MANDF3LL. There are eight bly local showers in west and nortn MUSCLE SHOALS completed showed that 50,000 on the subject of war debts, which Identified with the burden of the MESILLA VALLEY HAY vehicles could be made portions. Warmer Saturday, partl.w. PROMISED SATURDAY motor aggregate $11,000,000,000. GLORIA SWANS0N MAY TO GET budget in different parts of the BRINGS PER TON cloudy; warmer northeast portion. ready In 24 hours notice to carry . M. Parmetier was informed that country and these federal officials $13 Arizona: west, lodal the mails In event the railroads the commission desired TAKE GOOD ENTERTAINMENT be asked to with Friday, fair Ths Ajsn.-ta.j- d statements WITNESS CHAIR may Showers east (By ',,V found It to do so. Sup- aa to com- (Special 'JurreKponAence to Tit Jo"rrul.) portion; Saturday Washington. Aftot. n impossible the French budget for the the postal authorities, bo not much In Jniv is this, the Aeronautlo the have been Las Crucs, N. M., July 1. probably fair; change stormy session, the senate plementing present, past and future years, (By The --aaoriated Pre.) (Special Corrrnponilenre to The Jonrnol.) pletely arrangements Choice tn tho temperature. agricul- Chamber of Commerce of Amer- volume of exports and Imports, and Los Angeles. Cnlif.. .Inlir IS Tea. I.as Cruces, N. M., 13. perfected, that postoffice depart gride alfalfa grown tural committee decided to July llesilla an-- Kincon is hrinc-in- g tonight ica, with in New the trend of her and gen- tlmony intended tn thnl Directors and members of ment officials 6aid, that valley?, postpone action on the Ford and headquarters foreign ahnn the feel, they $13 a ton in Las Cruces. v t LOCAL notified Dr. Work that it eral tradei Matthew enter- no can cause an- l argt RKORT. other offers for of York, 'P. Burns, deceased, was chamber of commerce will the strike longer of Conditions the twenty-fou- r development the was to mobilize into an Great Britain is to be so as movements quantities hay are being shipped for government's prepared expected, Incompetent mentally, and that the tain tho vocational men In train- noyance far rail out of her3 season. hours ended at 6 p. m. properties at Muscle aerial mall fleet all commercial the next of the allies to re- win of are concerned. this Ittpol yesterday, Shoals, -- begin wnereDy he left his estate to ing at the New Mexico College Ala., until next Saturday, In use In the his from Anzina points are there is recorded by the university: '.The committee In at airplanes United funding negotiations. widow should therefore be set Agriculture and Mechanic Arts at no 83 .,nta States that such was sale for alfalfa there Vhoat Is Highest temperature , that time without and planes aside, continued In the supe- a smoker In the Temple of Agricul- BIG APPLE CROP. Lowest 61 further debate would be of MAV SHOOTS WIFE. rior court here next bringing $1.33 a hundred rrit on the question of one of capable transporting ' today. The widow ture Monday evening. Chicago, 13. Immense pro In is 27 reporting million first-cla- ss letters Los Angeles. Calif.. Jnlv 13. is July here, the ;irl;o Arizona $U0. Range ...L the proposals to tne filial eight the mother of Gloria Swnnsnn. The program arranged by the duction of and potatoes n s on 71 senate for Frank Webber, 40, shot his wife, motion apples Repres4iti'.h-e- of commix Mean consideration there. dally. picture actress, who wag the entertainment committee includes the United States this season Is ex- houses In ! Webber. 32. to- - arl Las Unices. at 6 a. m , The bureau of aeronautics of Myrtle four times enna or an and vocal and ?tlr;g Humidity ' Representatives of earlier marriage, Instrumental music, rap- pected, to a statement Is a line on pink-me- at 6 m 28 Henry Ford, likewise came forward day and then turned the gun on Miss according the cantaloupe Humidity at p. the Alabama Power and the navy Swansons name had been id fire cartoons, monologues, and sued here by the federal bu in ' 0 company had at Us hun- himself, accordlne to renort to brouaht lntn today crop this valley. It is estimated Precipitation of Frederick, B. Kiistrum were stating it disposal tho brief talks by Dr. H. L. Kent, pres- reau of economics. The between 425 450 cars will Wind 24 dreds of land and scat- the police.. Webber was found dead testants Influ- agricultural that and velocity .... called before the committee's ex- seaplanes ana claiming that she ident of State College; George M. apple yield looked for exceeds iv be shipped this season, as . In an attempt la made to enced Mr. In against Dlreotlon of wind N. . Ea.it ecutive meeting and remained clos- tered squadron units from being Burns the making of Clark, president of the chamber, more than 10,000,000 barrels tne 508 cars In save Mrs. weDber's life. cou-pl- o 1921. Picking and pack Character or . , ciuudy eted with the Newport to San Diego, which The the will that favored her mother. and two to be se- Potato day, .rartiy committee for about are said to have been aenrt rated miss swanson representatives crop gathered last. year. ing will begin the last week of Julv yesterday's Results .. . . an hour, licontinued Two. may testify tomor lected by Joe Quesenbcrry post of production indicated Is the largest and continue to middle oa Page. for some time, ' row, it was said the the today., American legion. since the bumper crop of 19 IT. August, jt

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creeks are practically dry. Crops RIVAL OF YALE BOWL BUILT BY OHIO STATE ; DEDICATION IN FALL looking badly; rain sorely needed. DOES LACK OF PAINS El Paso: bene- if SITTING Ranges greatly ' fited by showers. Corn and cotton roast- - j V ,? growing rapidly, and early ' ing ears coming to market. Cab- - .MOT ELIMINATE CAUSES DAMAGE bage shipments nearly finished. Cantaloupes in good condition and a should be on the market in about two weeks. ' s SAYS ; III PARIS Roy:. We are needing- rain; TheS&ality Cigar FLY, WEST SOI crops fn good condition; no pas- ture. Since; 1896 Rociadn: Cry weather and De- Sec- crops suffering somewhat; creeks County Health Officer Central and Western low. clares Best Way to Fight tions of New Mexico Suf- Texico: Row crops are good and fact Remembetflfs where there is it is - Its From Drouth; East range good. Pest Is to Prevent fering Hermosa: Little planting dory Good. in this vicinity too dry. Imported and South Fairly is Range Propagation. - pdor and cattle thin. is near. The tSpedal Correspondence to The Journal.) Tly time drawing The U. rnin will the lit- Santa Fe. N. M., July 18. S. TROOPS TO first heavy bring is furnished by tle insects swarming from their following report PROTECT LINES UNDER rounty the U. H. .wealher observer here: iff eggs. Dr. O. C. West, conditions In health officer, has prepared the Weather and crop GOVERNMENT CONTROL if fol- New Mexico, for theweek ending following article, which, iYf7 Senator lowed, will help to eliminate the .(Continued from The week was warm, with local Page One.) fly nuisance: so lo- URN rover. For files to breed prollfically, showers and thunderstorms, could be put Into the air fl cal many districts are still carrying three things are necessary: heat, that In mall or other commodities. inolsture and food. Two of these lacking in moisture, especially i and western counties. The a new leaf ; in' are furnished by the central TBXAS GOVERNOR I requirements no con- was favorable for crops elements of which we have warmth WANTS NO .'H and a very nec- under irrigation, but trying on dry TROOrs trol, but the third in central favorite, essary item, food, is entirely in land crops and range Denison, lyour western counties. Range Is Tex., Jnly IS' (by the 1 our power to withhold. Flies, like and Associated forms ot animal life, mostly good In eastern counties, Press). The presence all other and west, of federal In shape;, cigar.i must partake of food to enable fair to poor In central troops Denison would All with stock in these districts thin, "only the situation-growin- g them to live and propagate. or aggravate the swatting, poisoning and trap- barely holding thoir own, losing. out of the strike of rail- modern The harvest of winter wheat and road iTheJavawrap-- known to o shopmen, Mayor Weaver said j ping procedures coun-tio- of little avail if we oats is well along in central today after an Iter? civilization are In reading Associated ' contlnuo to leave foodstuffs ex- nnd heeinning northern, Press dispatch that Secre- second of alfalfa--! stating and the posed to adult flies. A pair of while the cutting tary of Weeks had ordered troops pdr ff combined continues In south central. -- orn ui oan In flies can outbreed all the In Anionio Jield readiness ' efforts of the world to exterminate and beans are growing rapidly for possible guard 3uty on the M. iVuelta Abajol we from shower districts, stagnated else- K. & T. lines. Mayor Weaver them unless attack them infested pre- from the standpoint of shutting off where, with beans badly viously had asked .Governor Neff food with beetle in central counties. not to send state troops to Havana filler is their natural supply. ears are to Denison, Each family should see that Early roasting coming declaring they were not needed., cans are cov- market in the far south. Cabbage theiiy garbage tightly are finished LABOR UNIONS SAY a blend found h ered, that their toilet facilities are Upper photo shows general view of Interior of 0. 8. II. stadium as it nears completion. The steel frame shipments practically v in and promise TROOPS NOT f, that substances attrac-tl- work around second deck. The lower shows exterior view of stadium look- south, cantaloupes NEEDED Blunt the top is for the photo to be under way about" the last to flies are not thrown care- into the open end of the horseshoe. OnQlassJm) in or unscreened ing week of the month. Cotton is Denison, Tex., July li (by the only inthe lessly the yards Associated were Dog, cat chicken Ohio State is al- "football will be played there Yale bowl seats. At any future growing rapidly, with the warmth. Press) Telegrams places. and University game sent to United Sen- food thrown or distributed indis- a The new structure is time, however, the open end can Jnno li Hot. tonight States ready laying plans for "big that day. The weather for ators Morris ana Charles famouSiLa in back will October when tuc new of open-en- - be closed in and the monthly report, 'Sheppard criminately yards day" 21, the horseshoe, type seating shows that for the state as Culberson from Texas In Washing- noon produce myriads of flies: stadium is to be dedi- and will seat 65,000 ap- raised to 100,000. The June, $1,500,000 persons, capacity a whole, the mean temperature ton by O. J. Shoemaker, general these same files will not hesitate cated. The 0. & proximately the same number the old stadium seated 18,000. chairman of union carmen to enter the house when their out-Ri- was 69.5, or 1.2 degrees above the here, ;PalinaTthe ceases unat- normal. Tho average precipitation urging Investigation of food or becomes .17 the strike situation In Denison tractive. Even our houses for Juno was 1.46 inches, or by Quality Cigar) though attributed to him nnd that lie had Inch below normal and 2.09 inches the government' before federal Rre screened, flies will gain admis- a of writers whom lie ex- HOW THE are sent here. This staff LOOK helow last June troops action i sion and contaminate our food Answers to Questions. M. year's precipita- followed since 1896 ploited? II. L. tion. . the joint conference of the less we keep it protected. An out- A. From lawsuits which Dumas RENT PILES UP "big four" brotherhoods this after- line of a successful anti-fl- y cam- certain as Crop Report. noon. had with newspapers, Stead: Light showers this week. . Excellent : 10c paign for families is as follows: reader can get the answer well as from a work by Mirecourl Suppose you are paying but most Officials of local labor unions to- of (Any re- Ttange in good condition and Senator 2 for 26c Institute a thorough cleanup to by writing tho Al- entitled Dumas & Company's Ro- $35 a month rent. Do you night expressed themselves as vig- V the outside premises, destroying any question crops doing well, especially Jtevn. to felunt buquerque Journal Information mance Factory, it is known that alize that this small monthly lone: Pastures poor. Hot and orously opposed the sending of (In glass every waste that is or might be- Frederic J. Di- Dumas had contracted to supply sum, with 6 per cent interest fedora troops here and expressed 2 for 25a come to see Bureau, Haskin, dry weather during the entire oT jar) attractive flies; that rector, Washington, D. C. This of- newspapers during one year with added, equuls $2,509.63 In five, needed fear grave trouble if such action Magnolia ,. lSo all useful substances are cov- most week, and rain is badly. is taken. kept fer applies strictly to information. more novels than the expert years, or $5,868.09 in ten years? Bloomfield: All new . .. ered f; that in and grass United States District Attorney Queen ,15o watching Thi bureau cannot give advice on scribe could copy that time If you are paying $100 a month burned up and ntodk barely hold- droppings do not accumulate on mat- had in tils numerous In five Bryan reviewed the situation here Perfecto Grande lcal, nodical, and financial that he p;ty rent you spend $7,170.40 ing its own. Crop outlook is poor. the sides and around your garbage does not to settle hacks who did tho serious or $16,768.06 in ten years. today and said he found no need 3 for 50o can. After have made certain ters. It attempt literary years Chama: Ranchmen cutting alfal- for at this time. if you domestic troubles, nor to under- part of his work.i Why put all of this money Jn We need troops that the outside offers no induce- were - fa. rain badly. Action of the Joint conference of CONORESS ClOAR CojrPANY take exhaustive research on any j. How many Immigrants some one elso's pocket?- Stop Benorito: Range In good condi- ment for fly feeding, make a sur- to United in to a landlord for a Denison members of the "big four" subject. Write your question plain- admitted the States paying toll tion in this vicinity, but crops need held jMagnolia MANUFACTURERS '" vey of the entrances to the house; 11)20 and 11)21? 1). M. 8. for and brotherhoods this afternoon a' see ly and briefly. Give full name and shelter yourself family. rain. " on of work that they are all effectively enclose two cents in A. The" labor department says Do what thousands of others the question stopping en- address and Agricultural College: Second on trains was not made screened and kept closed after AH re- that the 1920 430,001 build own crippled stamps for return postage. during year are doing your cutting of alfalfa practically com- .' trance and exit. Start an active in- were to the public. plies are sent direct to the Immigrants admitted home. pleted and grain crops threshed. swatting campaign and clean out United States and in 1021 805,228. This bureau has for free dis- flies quirer.) Cabbage shipments almost finish; the remaining adult that are J. Was Sir Francis Drake a pi- tribution a booklet showing hiding in the windows and around ed; corn In tassel and cantaloupes Q. Americans cat as much rate? 1). J. floor plans and half tones of well along. the kitchen. lo A. of of 50 These are fish as other da? C. 11. L. Many the exploits modern homes. Roswell: Hot week, with only Relatively speaking there are people Drake were looked upon as pira- the of actual homes that few flics in A. In fish as food this plans sprinkles of rain, but frequent Albuquerque today, utilizing cies, but for the most part he had havo been lived in and found showers over the upland ranges. but our rains are due any dav .behind. The people least cfuasl-offici- sanction beau- mow country lags at practical, substantial, and Warm nights were favorable for mi and it will take only a little United eat about from his government for what he tiful. moisture to give them the ideal of the Kingdom Irrigated crops. Range mostly good, You Can 65 pounds of fish apiece each year. did. Write for your copy of this poor In- spots. Buy condition. Get busy and see if we 44 although 63 Norway, Q. When H U iaid that one valuable booklet today. Enclose con-ditio- n; an't keep them down. In open Sweden, pounds; Hagcrman: Crops in good pounds; Canada, 40 pounds, and metal is (luetllo iiiid another Is two cents in stamps for return aecond of alfalfa that are not cannot . cutting buildings and 16 pound-"- malleable, what Is meant? Write name and he screened, the use of a few the United States, postage. your under way. A warm week, with drops Q. Was the poet Diinlmr a ne- - A. Ductility is the quality of address clearly. only showers. or formaldehyde In a saucer of ren- light . w. adaptedruws 0f metals which Lakewood: water makes an economical, ; Warm week, with rapid Tllr,b,r au ders them capablo of being ex FREDERIO J. HASKIX, moderate showers. Crops are do- and safe poison J thor and poet, was of African de- - tended by drawing into wire, while Director. ing well. Range and stock in fair For sprinkling around stables Is - , In- Silks scent, malleability tho quality of adapt- The Albuquerque Journal condition and improving. i and cow barns the following form- edness for beaten Into leaves. ula has success: Q, What is the difference lie. being formation Bureau, Washing- Trea Piedras: Drv and warm. given V. TT. The order of metals In these two ton, D. C. Aresnite of 4 twecn pectin and gelatin? iStock not In the best condition, at soda, ounces. Inspects is: Ductility I enclose herewith two cents Molasses, 1 y. platinum, and neither is range. Grain head- pint. of silver, iron, copper, zinc, tin, in for return on . 7 2 A. Pectin is vegetable origin gold, stamps postage ing low. . Water, gallons. lead and nickel. a ' This mixture and is made up of carbon, hydro; Malleability free copy of the Modern Bland: Hot, dry week, some Qran&e is exceedingly pois- ani- Homes Booklet. onous, and care gen and oxygen. Gelatin is of gold, silver; copper, tin, platinum, cloudy days but no rain, and ' great should be mal and contains lead, zinc, iron and nickel. Rospnwald's used that it is not taken origin nltrogpn Name Jn Internally In addition to the elements found Q. Why are some bullets called mistake for some new brand of dumdums? V. M. T. home brew. The health in pectin. ' Street department Q. What is tlm origin ol the A. The "dumdum bullet is a at will gladly in furnish- soft-nose- Big Savings term dunce? It. 8. d or expanding bullet, so . time to watch the ing data fdr extermination of flies City - healthofthesirlnHMt A. Dunce is a word introduced named after Dumdum arsenal, the EI7U11 v , ar in dairies and stables. carefully is when ahe is by the disciples ot Thomas Aqui- place near Calcutta, India, where State enterina woman it was use vounff FALL nas in ridicule of the disciples ot first made. Its was hood. Much depend! unon INJURES CTRL. Duns Scotus prohibited in warfare by Th(j thenronerfunctionlnsofthe Las Vegas, N. M IS John who, although Let no July a man of subtle intellect, was held Haue conference. organs o! elimination. ' Martha Frances Rutherford, aged MORATORIUM ONLY f nlKn modeiitv interfprewith it. the more or prejudiced tend- H. CARNES four years, suffered a fractured leg by ignorant If you detect thesllghtest Q ' at the time of the reformation to WHEN ency to conjtination. by signs SI'ECIAIJST IN OCULAR end a severe cut In hack of her COMMISSION nf tillimiflnAu. heftdacha or rest-- head as a result of from a be a man of invincible stupidity. IUC FRACTION falling I It Alexander CREAMERY MOVE REPORTS ON GERMANY leseneat check it with a teaapooolul window into a celjarway at her Q. true that ol Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. 107 a Fobrtta. Phone I057-- home here today. ' Pumas did not write all tho hooks (H The Inorlntrd Prem.l DR. CALDWELL'S Paris, July 13 (by the Associated II LAS Press.) The reparations commis- SYRUP PEPSIN CUES sion notified the German today THE FAMILY LAXATIVE WINDOW SHADES! Metropolitan government in reply to the demand Cigar Company Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is a Ct nlccil Rollers 1334-2- for a moratorium for and Shade 8 Larimer Street reparations Compound of Egyptian Senna and Cloth. Let ns bAI IS I payments, that It would give a def- other simple laxative herbs with pep- give yoo an Denver, Colo, i inite answer only wVen it has in sin. It works gently, is free from estimate. ee and contains no hand the full of the narcotics, BROS.- - . .. report griping, be had at any drug store, ANDERSON 3 oh guarantees which 870-- - (Sprrlal to Th and the coat Is only about a cent a Phone J S f'orrenponilenre Journnl.) to Berl'in a short time ago to su doae. Just it I Las Cruces, N. M., 13. try July pervise reforms to which the Ger HALF-OUN- BOTTLE FREE "The movement by the Lus Cruces man Its assent. of in government gave Few ucapt conirifvirton. fo tvtn if you Jo chamber commerce, loxatfoc this Itt m with tho Dona Ana county not Ttcuire a at monMnt HAWAIIAN SWIMMING.' ttni you a Hal'Ouncc Trial Bottle of my farm bureau, to Increase QVITS FREE OF CHARGE so that looking 13. SjruftPetuin the number of dairy cows In the Los Angeles, July "I am you lull Mft It handy when netdsd. Simply AY Mesilla with the idea of lo- through wrf competitive swim- find your name, and address to Dr. W. B. TOD AND valley CaUuwl, 5M Waihinfton St., MomtatJJe, a in Las Cruces s ming forever," announced Duke -- cating crtamery lit WrlM mt today. .. unquestionably a step In the right Kahanamoku, Hawaiian "Swimmer,' direction."" here today. . "9" he clearance "For sale C. L. coloni- that matter," continued, July Seagraves, general zation agent of the Santa Fe Rail- "I havo been through with it for Just two More Days TOMORROW way company at Chicago, says this a year. AH talk about a meeting in a letter to George M. Clark, between Johnny Welssmuller and president of thex!hamber of com- myself to settle the matter of su- L U M B E R merce, adding: premacy, is foolish. He is the - ARE THE "With your favorable climatic greatest swimmer the world has SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY- ONLY conditions dairying can be made a ever seen." GLASS PAINT profitable branch of the farming CEMENT PLASTER operations in the valley. It means a source of constant income- for your people, and at the same time builds up the fertility of your land. CALOMEL IS A Albuquerque DAYS A few LAST cows, as a will rule, sup- port the average family. "If you can get your bankers to Lumber Co. in a movement of this DANG ROUS DRUG OF OUR AMUAL kind and make a low rate of inter- 423 North First Street est, it will be one of the best things tha,t canJj9 dono for the farmers SUMMER CLEARANCE of your valley. Next Dose "The selection of the cows," Mr. may Salivate You, Seagraves continues, "should be Loosen Teeth or Start left to ono or two competent relia- Don't overlook this opportunity to save on ble men, every animal to have a Rheumatism DON'T CARRY "proved milk production, and pass the usual tests." Calo-i- el Is mercury: quicksilver. MONEY ON YOUR SUITS Farmers Want It crashes Into sour bile like dyna- ( If. Robert C. Btockdale, farm agent mite, cramplns; and sickening you. TRIP for Dona Ana county, who is worn-im- ? Calomel attacks the bones and SHIRTS with the chamber of should never be put Into your sys- commerce, tem. reported today to George W. STRAW HATS . Frenger, chairman of tho indus- If you feel bilious, headachy, Be trial committee, that the farmers constipated and all knocked out, Money May iYou always 'depend upon this store to have tHe assorts of this district; with few - just go to your druggist and get largest exceD- bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone Lost or Stolen (if OXFORDS tions", are in favor of a creamery for ment of the demanded usualtv "and at the lowest in Las Cruces. a few eents which Is a harmless fabrics, first, and that a number - ' of them will add cows vegetable substitute for dangerous Ve perfectly-willin- g if a satisfac calomel. Take a Our Travelers' prices. are to set the As a result of the ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR tory financing plan can be workei spoonful and It it Cheques pace. out. doesn't start your liver and and are cashable everywhere, enormou's piece goods business we have our accumula- Mr. has called a meet- straighten you up better quick- enjoyed, Frenger er than nasty calomel and are safe from theft and LUGGAGE ing of farmers and Au- without of cotton is groweiu for making you sick, you Just back tion remnant very large. In order to dispose of these gust 10 in Las Cruces defi-nit- e go be if lost. to take and money. may replaced action In to get your remnants we will them one-Ha- lf regard the estab- Don't take calomel! It makes you place on sale Friday at regular , lishment of a modern creamery. sick next It loses ' tha day; you a You ..' . The movement Is endorsed by offi- Dodson's Let Us Equip For prices. x cers of day's work. Liver Tone the Rio Orande Vallty straightens you right ud and vou the Trip. ';: -- Dairy association. . &mi at mm feel great. No salts necessary. Give mi i Wimin necause nuuu,iv East Las u to tne cnimren it Is per- Vegas, N. M., July 13. fectly harmless and cart not Leila Romero was taken to Albu- First Savings Bank 218 West Central. Phone S."5. querque today by Sheriff Amador The Growing Store Ullbarrl, where the Romero girl is and 10 ue piaceo.. in the industrial Phone 283 school Glass-Lumb- Trust for girls. The girl was up Wind Shield er Company before tho court on a of charge J. C. HAI.DKIIKJE LDMBEH CO,:l AfeBCQUEItQUE, N. M. ' having shot her sweetheart, Berar-d- o 421 South First tHrret. Fbons 402. I fadillOi

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proportion to the ( extent of the tend and will, no doubt, deliver cjf education in the public seho .lii SOCORRO COUNTY TEACHERS SAY OF benefit. On the contrary, education E E addresses. on tho subjects of personal arc! DEPARTMENT in this country has been long ac- u The chamber of commerce hrs public health and fire prevenl-io- cepted as a proper public func- SO been asked to assist in arranging It also will prepare data PAY 13 THAT tion. But, because of the gener- the convention, and in making and ''statistics for the use of the DELAYED; REQUEST ous acceptance of this view by preparations for the entertat'i-men- t various city and town fire de- E DUGATION the taxpayers and the voters gen- H. LOOSE T of tho delegates. In addi- partments to prevent losses ami erally, their good will cannot be J, tion to other notable guests, tde will lend the aid of the organ- SCHOOL AUDITOR BE ABOLISHED abused. It Is inevitable that in convention will invite several na- ization to with t'i: such times as these all the pur- tional Insurance representatives fire departments in enforcing in I to to de- BEEN WASTEFUL poses fot which government Is AT GHAUTAUOUA E be present at tho meeting and ordinances which tend ' spending money should bo closely to" address the delegates. crease fire losses. The assoeii tion Declare That Pruning of the Budget Makes scrutinized. (If pome persons think Tho main purpose of the meet- also will offer Its ti that sjch scrutiny, as It affects ing will be to outline the Most the sate insurance department First Grade Teachers Work for Second This Is Statement of education, is superfluous or im- Nearly 700 insurance men arc advantageous methods of giving and the department of public ' nil of pertinent, it would be well for expected to attend the annual (he public protection with healih the. state. Grade Announce Tax Collections in- in them to remember that In a TODAY'S ITtOfJRAM. lines of insurance coverage. A- Pay; Hagerman convention of the State Associa-Io- n democracy the case Is always This afternoon at 2:13, Red- - nother of tho contemplated stepi IURGLA II SKXTLNCT.D. ' s of Insuranco sufficient for Expenditures. Address to Roswell Busi: open, and rapid changes of pun path concert ai'UMs. ' Representatives, t.i be taken in the insurance Ijis Vegas, N. Ji., July 13. He 8 This evening nt 7M5, lied- - which will be vield here on Oc- field is the banishing of unfair Floyd Thornas, negro, today pleaded ness Men. feeling frequently qccur. to It Is unreasorable to take path concert artists niul Rutli tober fl. It was announced yester-dn- competition insttrinr:e guilty robbing the home ot Clar- (SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING quite among ence JOURNAL) the that educational ex- liryan Owen, lecturer. agents by arranging a set of Iden. , Thomas was sentenced N. M., 13. The control of the educational FollOwInc Is another Install position Prominent state officials, Socorro, July system are sacro-san- and rules and regulations. to not less than three years noc of penditures f Governor C. Socorro County Teachers' assocla of the state; and ment of the address former that it is undemocratic to Insist including Mcrritt The public program of the as- more than four years In the sta'9 Hon, at a Whereas, we believe that the Governor H. .1. Hagerman, have meeting here, adopted that they are' proper subjects for Mechem, been asked to at sociation includes tho furtherance penitentiary. resolutions askinc the abolishment, law creating the office ot stale president of the Stale Taxpay. Daddy Grobecker and his SwUs busl-- 1 public discussion and review. The ' ot tne' office ot state, school audi educational auditor has been- - i crs' nssofl.iitlon. to the the tor. The teachers dVclared that detriment to our schools instsad ness men of Roswell. Tlic public has every right, to demand yodlers yesterday entertained an that the benefits of public edu- Chautauqua audiences In both the they have not been "paid in full fo$ of asset; and third Installment will nppcur afternoon and to me Whereas, under the present cation shall te compared with evening programs. ineir services, owing impos tomorrow: the cost and that the money de- The Urobeckor troupe presented nihility of collection of taxes on a conditions it will be impossible While production and consump- or 100 cent basis. to retain In our schools efficient divided mands, for education be balanced musical, rather, yodle, ensembles, per tion are not necessarily with ' the demands for other and drew much applause from the Conway Is Endorsed. teachers; and into periods of time, it is helpful con- branches of the. public service. audience. Instrumental and vocal The resolutions endorse State Whereas, if such state of for purposes of analysis to so di- solas were of the i V. ditions is allowed remain In Respects to Conway. given by members ay Superintendent John Conway for to vide them. At the beginning of errorts to cur- our state, it will work to the It is unfortunate for vthe mem- company, and alto several imper- oppase a certain period the community bers of tbe sonation skits which were Well ar- Sore tail educational expenses and detriment of our schools, and a stock ot economic and teaching profession N.MEX ac has goods in this state; ana for the cause of ranged. nil ALBUQUERQUE. Bahmies: condemn the thus our children of the teachers' deprive a certain labor force. Consump- Detective J. Loose, for sev- tion of the slate traveling auditor means by which they may be nor- education here in general, that Harry tion during that period must the of enteen years a member of the Chi- AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW in reducing the school budget in prepared to become efficient net pro- present superintendent SPtR mally be restricted to the cam- cago police force, gave a lecture it so public instruction, in his Socorro county that first grade citizens; and duction of the period. The stock last in which he recounted teachers ma not receive more than ivnereas. only auout 7 5 per paign for renomination, finds it evening of economic goods must be greater to damn who some of his personal experiences $)00 as yearljusalary, "thus allow- cent of the taxes are collected: end of the at its necessary everyone be it resolved at the period than ventures to suggest tt.at as a sleuth and police officer. His ing second grade teachers, under Therefore, that to con- public has been varied. He the law, to receive as much or we recommend that the county beginning permit greater educational costs aro proper sub- experience boards sumption during the next period; for while was, for five years a member of more than first grade teachers"; of education be author we will be on our ject public Inquiry, at state the teachers to lzea to add to school a otherwise, living the same time he ignores the fact the police force of Illinois, anl pledge support budgets and economic disaster to he had had -' only those candidates whose prin- certain per cent to Insure the capital, that his own department has long prior that, experl- In educa- must sooner or later ensue. It is still is. ence with tho Pipkerton detective ciples are for progress payment of school Indebtedness to live been, and flagrantly guilty tion and who "favor the Want Relict possible for limited periods of waste, extravagance and of a agency. present Legislation on but cannot be co- Crime. status of educational expenditures ise a turtner resolved that we capital,' this cynical disregard for the vsacred-nes- s Systematized. recommend ntinuedfor any extended period evident- In his lecture Loose said: to run our schools without retard- our state legislature. in- of public funds. He al- which will meet next to without reducing the social ly to school of bu- "Crime is a highly systematized ing or hindering the standard January, come. must normal- belongs that as as ready attained"; and commend the pass measures to relieve the fin- Consumption reaucrats which believes a surplus thing, highly systematized for "Its crisis of ly be restricted to social Income to be any great business or organization. county educational board ancial the teachers of a sin. It will take some time master mind stand taken to. promote the prog- our county and state. currently produced, Each genera- for the teachers of the There is always tho ress of education in our Be It further resolved we tion must at least pay its own way. as that controls the lesser and weaker county." that who, a class, are eminently A leader t Thanks for" courtesies extended unanimously oppose the state Moreover, if the capital fund is sound and reasonable men and intellects of his cronies. ex- educational law to be increased instead of merely in crime is the brainy one who during teachers' Institute are auditor upon the women, to dispel the prejudice fol- tended to County Superintendent ground that It places too much maintained, not all of the social which he has thus created. docs tho planning. The others K. M. power In of one income can bo absorbed in current low his directions." Chavez, Pr. E. U Enloe, the hands man. detail En-lo- e, and we expenditures. Economic progress Mr. Loose went into great David J. Chavez, Mrs. Lillian urge the next legislature of the county and city boards of to repeal it. depends in a large measure on the and some lem;lh the question Fourteenth education, John Milne of us n lurcner resoivea we rate at which a community is able white slavery rfi the big cities, giv- Friday, Albuquer- that first-han- July d Parent-teacher- and accounts of que, the s' associa- highly recommend the staunch to build up capital by refraining 400 000 ing lurid the which has been his tion. Mnvor Ahevtn. M. C. finicer. right- which our State Superin- from the consumption of its entire outrages it A collection of Values wherein can T. V. social income. to investigate. His revela- remarkable Dollar Day you yi. Dunluvy of Albuquerque, Mrs. tendent John Conway, and our duty . Anton Dr. Under and Rev. uoara of have Can't Walt Development. tion of a man who rms seen th-- Mayer, Education the underworld. A W. A. Erwin. maintained to promote the prog- Let us apply these principles to MEN READY FO sordldness nf save. Don't overlook a single item for you are sure to find what Want Tlwir Pay. ress of education. our own situation. The view has great deal of the degeneracy in the The portion of the resolutions re- Respectfully submitted bv the recently been expressed thaf what larger cities he attributed to the have but felt the too The Dollar garding salaries .and the educa- financial committee of Teachers is termed "this bugaboo of a high early and uocensored motion pic- you wanted original price high. oocorro tures. tional auditor follows: oi county. tax rate" will automatically be dis- CALL ' ' "Whereas, we, the teachers of 10 STRIKE In discussing the disappearance so low as be within of sipated and dispelled and expedi- with Day prices are quoted to the reach all. Socorro county, are In a critical WRECK tiously solved by the fostering, of young girls, in connection KILLS FOUR. white matter, ho said financial condition, due to the'fact Kansas City, Mo.. Julv 13 upbuilding and development of our (be slavery that some of our monthly payments well-nig- h inexhaustible natural re- (By The Associntrd Press.) that in 1913 alone 68,200 young careful check today of the victims from the country, haii for last year remain unpaid, and of last night's Missouri Pacific sources, and the resultant increase Cincinnati, Ohio, July 13. T. C girls, mostly wo have been informed that some near in our taxable wealth. Such a con- Carroll, of the disappeared. nglish Prints Japanese wreck here reduced the num. president general Toward the end of his talk, Loose of the monthly payments for this her of dead from six to four. It was summation is one devoutly to be chairmen's association of the $1.95 Taffetas year will not be paid; and wished but exhibited many specimens of the found that two unidentifed for, I ask and with Maintenance of 32-inc- h we have made an In- negroes Way Brotherhood, kinds of instruments used by the English Prints, Whereas, had been killed instead of four ad all Vespect for the opinion of oth- announced tonight on leaving foe A splendid assortment of Lunch Cloths of the financial condi- do1 criminal in on his profes- vestigation at first reported. The other dead ers what are we to to live In Louisville that he carried In his carrying warranted fast color3, in tion of the of educa- sion. , good quality Taffeta, department were W. A. Rader, engineer on tho meantime? While we are portfolio requests from a majority tion of our county, and have found Missouri Pacific waiting for this of beautiful on the following a a nesc that this crisis is due to the' follow- freight train, and development, the general chairmen of th? patterns popular Imported J p J. A. Lasseter, of Colo., a which may come and, it it does Brotherhood of Maintenance of ing: Ordway, is grounds of shades: black, navy, tan, Lunch Cloths, size 48x passenger. come, a long way off while we Way and Shop Laborers that he I Copenhagen 1. That It has been Impossible are for the call a of Theaters Today j green, brown, for the county treasurer of our waiting development meeting the general chair tan, pink, light blue, 48, fancy light and MAIL NOT which Is to justify the taxes which men s association at which plans etc. Yard county to make 100 per cent col- DELAYED. we are now $1 of the taxes for and Denver, Colo.. 13. No dif charged with; while could be perfected to call off the navy, orchid, jade, etc. dark blue designs on lection the last July we are waiting, are these taxes a 400.000 maintenance of "1?" TheaterThat great picture, years. ficulty or delay in the moveme.it job way with Gloria Limit, five to a J present bugaboo, or are a Workers. "Beyond the Itocks," 50c value. yards white (J-- 2. Tbyit the school budget of of United States mail has been ex- they grinding, an all-st- ar cast, is grounds. an actual, an exhausting, a demor- Swannon and customer. our county was based on a 100 perienced in Colorado, Wyoming a being repeated today; also repeat- 3 yards SI Each cent ot tax collections In- Utah or New Mexico as result alizing, disheuVtening fact? per the - our re- ing tho "Current iSvents" pictures. stead of for what may of the strike of six Now, greatest natural allowing the railway source, our dominant and controll- OR be impossible to be collected. shop crafts unions, it was stated to- Lyric Theater A Zane Grey pic- 3. - ing natural resource, is our graz- IN BATH TOWELS $1.25 FANCY BATH TOWELS That, we have found that C. with Claire day by Julius Lindland, postof- ing You know ture "Golden Dreams," - the law gives the state;; duca- - fice in for that range. men that Carl as tho ular shades, for summer dresses. (J- bleached Bath Inspector ' charge to be ; You Adams and (iantvoort Splendid quality Towels, tional auditor almost - true. know thart a large is B. atitocratic territory- share of business leading stars. It a Benjamin towels, hemmed ends. Seven for embroidered and in old v your here, proba- also showing) scalloped bly four-fift- of all your business TEX., Hampton production; , a two-pa- rt come'dy "School rose, blue and yellow. here, depends directly or entitled Each.... tDl indirectly Love." , on the grazing industry. It is the Days 69c DRESSER SCARFS one Industry in New 10 great Mexico, Pastime Theater "The Last White Scarfs beautifully, embroidered UNBLEACHED MUSLIN and its continuance on ASK 10 STRIKE depends a Wlllium Fox presentation 40-inc- two things the restoration and Trail," in Copenhagen, rose, yellow, etc. h unbleached Sea Island "i of onts of Zano Grey's famous 4sk conservation of the range, and is today; Scalloped two for Muslin. Six your reasonable taxes. stories, being repeated edge, $1 yards SI ggfeg j B. Th Associated Press.) also repeating "One i Moment, i Industry Is Hurt. 13. grocer This Amarillo, Texas, July Thre Please," a Sunshine comedy. great industry is being se- hundred members of tho "Big riously Impaired by failure to con- Four" brotherhoods here tonight RIG LAND CASK. serve and foster the to executives for 13. was our greatest ofall, appealed their Santa Fe, July Hearing $2.75 Sport Skirtings natural resources, and by well permission to strike, in resolutions begun in the United States district nigh impossible taxes. Our wealth passed at a called meeting. Tin court here today on a suit affect- 36-inc- h Silk Sport Skirting; beautiful patterns in stripe effects. The colors are and social income, so largely de- men ask for permission to go out the title to 63,000 Acres of land on ing orchid and blond. An excellent material for suits or skirts. . pendent the stock and grazing by July 20. lying within the Casa Colorado sport industry, are both falling ott rap- land grant and the Belen land Yard T1 idly because of of the dopletion of FREIGHT. TRAIN JUMPS grant. Judge J. Foster Syiiies, our greatest capital asset, the graz- Denver, is hearing the case, Judge ing range, and the absorption of OVER A MOUNTAINSIDE Colin Neblett having disqualified. so large a share of our net Income SILK JERSEY VEST LENGTHS 75c BEAUX ART VOILES for current expenditures. The ) fine voiles in all pop-Goo- d - By Awticlnltd In orchid lace and Very quality the From Of course, we have other re S. 13. A only; stripe drop Perfect Olives Spartanburg, C, JuJy 36-in- bleached Bath & Sllllsw sources mainly farming and min runaway freight train wcrtf over th stitch effect; tubular 'Q.'X quality, fully eral resources. And we have the head-o- n Saluda J)-- 40 inches wide. Two "safety track" LadiesKeepYourSkin woven. Each vest length ...... l. yards railroads, which pay a great deal mountain today and plunged dow.i in taxes. As for the mines, they the steep mountain side, according Cleai, Sweet, Healthy constitute 'but a comparatively to a dispatch received from Saluda. 25c GINGHAMS small of our total tax- 45c CRETONNES 27-in- proportion N. C. The message gave no details With Cuticura Soap Splendid ch in able wealth. As far as farming Is as to the fate of the crew. - quality, gingham, 36 assorted (J- concerned and I advisedly inch; patterns; light checks, plaids, stripes and plain (j"J speak and Cuticura Talcum $-1- after long and costly experience FIVE JinXED 1 i and dark grounds. Four yards.. - colors. Five yards It Will Pay You To I am firmly convinced that Its A CROSSI.VG CRASH $1 future In New Mexico is largely 2 to be conditioned on the closest Hartford City, Ind;., Jhiy 13. 45c CURTAIN SCRIM ORGANDY EDGINGS possible between the Five persons were instantly killed Fancy in iarming interests and the range and three seriously injured this 36 inches wide, in ecru, white and organdy edgings, Copenhaj?' interests. In. such afternoon when ' a Pennsylvania en, navy, etc. cream ; hemstitched orcnia, red, STOCK UP alone.f can I . see a real future railroad train hit an automobile at edge. Four yards for the farmer in New Mexico, a crossing near here. vssm Four yards ...... $1 Irrigation Afrccted. Now at These Reduced Prices - Here let me again remind you : liOtTGHRAN WANTS tfOCT. LADIES' $1.25 SILK HOSE ot what you already well know, Philadelphia, Jur Vt. Tommy DLARRIWIA MEN'S 39c HOSE Ladies' that, as far as irrigation farming Loughren, Philadelphia middle- "Buster Brown" pure thread Greatest Clothes Values in Years is concerned, thev very factors weight, through his manager, to- Men's highly mercerized hose in silk hose, in white, black and which sent to. make it at all possible are day a challenge "Johnny black and cordovan, 3 . . .'. Pair the ones which make reasonable Wilson, middleweight champion, ;for the relief of pair. $1 polo. SI taxes absolutely imperative. Be- - for an eight-roun- d bout to be held Pain in the Stomach and i cause of Irrigation and drainage at the Philadelphia National Bowels. Intestinal Cramp,' charges, our farming lands must league baseball park on August 75c Children's $1.39 Dotted start off with a handicap which 14. Couc, Diarrhoea Boxes must be compensated for by low-- I i - SOLD EVERYWHERE - Vanity er general taxes If the farmer is Muslin Wear Swiss 20 to survive. There is no use cam-- Off i Imported Dotted Swiss, A as special assortment of ouflttging such facts these, TO Children's P a j amas, guaranteed 'All Pajm Beach, Gaberdines, Mohairs, Trop- I am not going very far Into KILL RATS permanent genuine leather Vanity ical this much discussed question of Gowns finish; all new high col- Worsteds and Crash Suits? I and Princess school and road expenditures or- - Boxes, in tan, gray, haven't the 'time. But1 It is a fact Slips, made of extra ors, including navy, that the scope ot public activities chid, Copenhagen, red, brown, and black; seco and of fine white lace the amount publlo expen- muslin, brown and apricot. silk lined, ditures, including both road and and MICt a valuo Two equipped school expenditures, should be trimmed; good yards SI with mirror coin in measure on and a large the v k for 75c ; Extra basis of their efficiency in con- Always Use the Genuine Limit, six yards to a purse; strap Off tributing to the social income; STEARNS ELECTRIC PASTE special, 2 for. ...SI customer. handles. Each should .. M and that that efficiency It forces these to run th build- Wo be a .of peats from All other and summer' clothes. Fash- measured by comparison ing for water and fresh air. Rats, mice, cock- spring costs with benefits. roaches, waterbuw and ants destroy food ion Park and other, high grade makes. Tail- School Kxpendltnres. ' and property and are carrier- of disease. WOMEN'S & MISSES' LOW SHOES TENNIS SHOES AND However, It is true what- Ready far t'se Btttor than Traps SLIPPERS ored in many" handsorile fabrics and that, Directions In IS in every box Women's and Misses' black kid oxfords " patterns ever may be said as to road ex- lanruagei there are sizes to 2 ox. size, 35c 15 ox. sine, tl.St Special values for Ten- and fit every man. penditures in this respect, in the MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS IF THE and strap pumps, and white canvas boys and girls. case ot school ' YOU HAVE - l expenditures the strap and (T- nis Shoes and Slippers; broken Shirts, Underwear, Shoes," Hats and Tics Is not at Inclined to pumps oxfords; ' public present sizes. Pair Reduced Accordingly strictly apply the principal that WILL TO WIN broken sizes. Pair tpJL JpX this publio activity should be charged merely to the individuals you have the desire and 50c VOILES A Few who directly profit by It and in . Specials Tomorrow 40-in- LINGERIE RIBBON the determination to study Senorita Voiles, fancy figures Gloves . 10-ya- 35c Leather Palm ...... 25c A business course that and sport patterns on grounds of Cop- rd bolts Lingerie Ribbon in colors 25c Gauntlet Canvas Gloves 15C You Can Buy will fit your life , in a enhagen, brown and navy. d - of pink, blue, white, rose, orchid 85c Bhie Work Shirts - commendable ....69c V V"- 'SERVICE COUNTS T practical, Three yards tX and yellow. Two bolts $1.25 Blue and Gray Shirts r...... 95c manner can be had at tpx $3.75 Moleskin Pants ; .$2.93 this school. You can be- Good Grade : Overalls $1.45 gin now. All Suits Cases, Trunks and $2.25 Blouses Gowns Bags, Silks Keep on Reading Mr. 20 per cent off Educator' Talks. Ladies' beautiful voile and fine dim- Women's Muslin and at i Gowns, round ity striped Blouses; lace trimmed; V neck, flesh and white, short sleeves M. Mandell Inc., several good styles o select and no sleeves, embroidery and Clothiers, Rosenwald's from. Each tJ)JL ribbon trimmed. Each vl FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS HighlandPharmacy

; Phone 153 I 116 West Central PHONE SO jJ at Big Savings No Phone Orders, Refunds, Exchanges, or C O. D.'s - r , . T f t Fage Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL July 14, 1922,

Quinn, 1. Hits Off Uhle, B in 6 Unmiw innings, none outln sixth; Llndaey, CUBS CLIMB FROM RUT AND NOW DEMAND WATCniNG T mm LINDSIY M 1 in 4; W. Collins, s In Quina, .mi'. i "5 i.iiL, Jk CHICAGO JAKES none in 1 Winning pitcher Lindsey. Losing pitcher W. Col- lins. TAKES VICTORY I i. A. MF & Jfi. m 1 '( ONE 1. Kelly-Springfi- eld Tires Philadelphia, ; Detroit, 4. rhiladelphia. July 13. Philadel- 9 Fl phia today defeated Detroit to , FROM NED SOX 4. Howard Ehmke was found for IN 12 at Better Prices 13 hits, Including a' pair .of WINGS triples and doubles. Heilmann made horns runs in the sixth and 1 I A 30x3 1- -2 Kant-Sli- p at $12.35 eighth Innings, his total t7 Goes in for Cleveland After running . to 16. Veach also hit a home run f Aldridge Holds Giants to Uhle Has Been Forced to in the sixth. Score: Five Hits While His A Detroit. 32x4 Cord at .$30.59 Retire; Final Score Is AB. n. H. PO. A, E. Crew Is Waking 14; 6 2 0 4 to 2. .. Blue. lb. . 0 9 1 Groh Jones, 3 b B 2 0 Heinie Injured. Others in '' Cobb, ef b 0 0 x Proportion (By The AMoctnted TrcM.) ' V Veach. If . 0 0 ChicaSfc, IS. Chicago stag- 13. Jim Jury Boston, Mass., July Heilmann, if. 0 0 ed a batting rally In the twelfth Lindsey relieved Uhle In the iixtti 2 o defeated New York, 6 to Clark, 2b Inning and Jnning today and held Boston ss 4 3 to 4. In addition to '1oslng the one for the of. the Rlgney, If hit reat game, c 2 2 game, the Giants lost the services which Cleveland won 4 to 2. The Manlon, Ehmlte, p 2 0 of Heinle, Groh; who returned to . two winning runs were scored in out when bases were full the lineup today after being the eighth the Totals 38 4 11 24 12 2 more than a month because of an arid two out. J. Scwell hit to Burns ' L to . BttS who threw to W. Collins. The Philadelphia. Injured knee. In attempting lied AB. R. H. PO. A. E. field a O'Farrell In the f bunt Kox pitcher collided with Sewell at by but Young. 2h . twelfth Inning, Groh turned the first and his foot was injured, ss Fifth and Central. Phone 823 Sewell was ruled safe. Score: Galloway, same knee and had to be carried Walker, If . eft the field. It was said It may Cleveland, Hauser, be some time before he will Ide able AB. It, II. PO. A. E. lb " .1 1 Miller, rf . to resume his old Jamieson, if . ... 1 1 0 0 position. 1 e when Wambsganss, 2b 3 1 1 3 9 Perkins, The visitors got the Jump cf 4 0 1 3 0 0 Welch, rf ,. Groh got a freak home run In the Speaker, 3 3 0 1 2 0 1 Dykes, b . third which sent twft runners In .Wood, ,rf twenty-thir- d of the second record on the twenty-thir- d day of 4 1 2 2 5 0 Hasty, p . ahead of him. He hit. down the chapter J. Sewell, sa.... Session Laws ot the State of New 1922, at 2:45 o'clock p. m. n 1 3 third base the ball rolled June, Oardner. 3b.... 4 0 0 line, and as 112 Recorded in Vol. "E" Misc. of Rec- 1 . . 9 2 Mexico, amended by Chapter 4 0 1 14 0 Totals ... .36 13 27 14 under the fence. Chicago played -- Mclnnis, lb ot the 1917 Session Laws and Chap- ords ot said county. Folio 284. , 4 0 0 4 (I 0 By innings: an battle behind Alflredse's O'Neill, c uphill ter 100 of the1919 Session Laws, (Seal) FRED CROLLOTT, 2 1 1 n 2 0 Detroit 000 002 and tied the count Uhle. p 0204 good pitching, do herebv certify as follows: Clerk and Recorder. p 2 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia .7. ..600 003 lOx 9 In the ninth. Score: Lindsey, Two-bas- e By SEFERINO CROLLOTT, Summary: hits New York K Clerk. 4 9 1 Clark. Three-bas- s A 13. E. The name of the corporation Deputy Totals 33 27 14 Young. Perkins, R, H. PO. A. Comparedi BN to TC. hits 2; Home ss. . . . 6 1 0 2 shall be "Sandoval Coal Co., Inc. Ilauser, Iligney. Rancroft, 15 Stockholders' AU. R. IT.rO. A. E. runs Veach, Heilmann, 2. Stolen who ' Groh, 3b 6 1 2 (No Liability)." - Three of the men are the Cubs a outfit. State of New Mexico, State Corpo- 0 3 0 base Welch. Bases- on making winning Grover Arnold Stat . . 0 II. Llcbold, cf 3 0 0 balls Oft Alexanderleft; center, Uawlings, 2b .0 ration Commission of New Mex- n n (i o o 3; off 1. 5 C The office of the cor- :r,. smiih, cf.... i Ehmke, Hasty, Struck Krisch, 2b, 3b.. registered ico. Certificate of Comparison. If 4 1 3 2 ft out By Ehmke, 2; by 8. Meusel, If .... 4 1' poration shall be located at Room JMenosUy, Hasty, After apparently going 'to are (riving the White Soi a battle' relief - United States of America, State of 4 0 1 12 1 ' pitching of young Tony 4- 2 3, Cromwell building, Albuquerque, Burns, lb pieces on the rocks of demoraliza- for the of the Kaufmann Young, rf Now Mexico, ss. , , i 2 1 1 4 3 1 royal patronage and the slugging of R 13 liernalillo county, New Mexico, and Pratt, 2b tion the Chicago Cubs have turn- Windy City fans. The Arnold Kelly, lb It Is Hereby Certified, that the 4 0 0 0 4 ft brightest State are other reasons cf . . 3 4 George 3. Downer is designated as Dugan. 3b ed over a new leaf and now in me team s recent Robertson, annexed is a full, true and com- .T. If. ... 4 0 ft ft ft just spot showing for the team's comeback. Bill. Cunningham, ct 1 1 the statutory agent therein and in Collins, YESTER are giving the National loaguers is the return to form of Grover Is plete transcript of tho Certificate TUie.l. c 4 ft ft 3 2 0 Killefer drawing praLe for his Smith, o S 2 charge thereof and upon whom of Non-liabili- of Stockholders ot ft 3 6 1 something to talk about. Alexander after an off The Tit.tenger, ss... 3 0 They spell. valiant work. Causey, p 6 1 process against the corporation Sandoval Coal Co.. Inc. stock- ft be (No W Collins, p 3 0 0 0 0 may served. holders' Liability) 0 0 DAYS III. v (No. 11418), Qulnn, p. 0 0 0 0 Totals . .43 4 5z33 17 3 with the endorsements- - thereon, as x None out when run The objects for which the corpo- same on wlnnirig ration is established are as follows: appears file and at record Totals .. i . .32 2 6 27 16 was scored. in the office of the Stats' SUITS To by Corpora- .' lease, DATS RESULTS: purchase, acquire, tion Commission. By Innings: Chicago, license or otherwise-- coal lands Oeveland 000 001 1204 s r iir i a The AB. R. H. PO. A.E. and In Testimony Whereof, the e 0(10 101 . . 2 0 . 0 3 0 0 other mining ground or claims, Boston 0002 BOYS' BALL Hoathcote cf conces- Corporation Commission of i.ie Two-bas- e hits Speak- XATIONATi LEAGUE. 0 mining or mineral rights, State of Summary: xFriberg sions or or New Mexico has c;Uiae4 Sewell. Three-bas- e hits Uhle. Brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati, 3. grants, any interest this to er, J. Callaghan, ct therein; to for mar- certificate be signed by Its Stolen base Mennsky. Sacrifices Chicago, 6; New York 4 (Twelve Club LEAGUES llollocher, ss mine, prepare Chairman and the seal ot said Pratt. Double '2 b ket, market and transport coal, to so rwambsgans, plays innings). ' Terry, ores and other mineral substances: Commission, affixed at the Mclnnis to J. Sewell; Ruel to Pratt; St. Louis. J ; Philadelphia, 0. Miller, if City of Santa Fe on l his sixteenth, n to buy, sell, deal and traffio in coal, .Vittenger to Pratt to Burns; Burns Pitlsburgh-BoRto- (wet grounds). Senior Lcnguc, Barber, rf . . dav of June, A. D. 192". Bases on Dn coke, ores or other mineral sub- to Pratt to Pittenger. Molays take a balloon In two Kelleher. lb stances (Seal) J. i. IJJNA. , Uhle. W. 2; AMEKICAX LEAGUE. and lose to tho and all the produces and Attest: , (halls Oft 1; Collins, innings Browns by Krug, 3b thereof. To manufac- A"' s Chairman,' struck out By Uhle, 1; Lindsey, 2; Cleveland. 4; Boston, 2. 13 to 0 score. The Browns got O'Farrell, e , A. L, MOr.raso... Clerk. .; 4. XATIONAL LEAGUE, AMEUICAX IiEAGUE. their score on ture coke, and thereof. Philadelphia, 9; Detroit, only five hits, while Aidredge, p To in Washington-Chicag- o W. U Pet. W. L. Pet. of engage any other mining, CERTIFICATE (rain). George the Browns held the De or OF STOCKHOLD- York-S- t. lew York 49 27 ,64& St. Louis 48 3- 4- .585 to no-hl- t, no-ru- n manufacturing transportation Y New Louis (rain). ' Molays a game. Totals 42 5 14 36 15 4 ERS' OF THE St. Louis 47 35 .571 New York 47 3fi .DGij business. To manufacture, buy, SANDOVAL Today High School plays Kt. Marys x Ran for Heathcote In ninth. loase or otherwise to COAL CO., INC. (No DAY'S AMERI.CAX ASSOCIATION. Cincinnati 41 , 38 .61;' Chicago V'2 S8 .625 and Firefighters play New Mexico acquire, and Stockholders' Liability). 41 38 .519 42 42 .500 By innings; sell, lease or otherwise dispose of Milwaukee, 5; Minneapolis, 13 Chlcngo Detroit Yankees. . New York 004 000 000 This is to certify thatihe under. 3H - 40 .494 US 41 .481 0604 and deal In machinery, apparatus, (first game). Brooklyn Washington Junior league. 200 001 001 001 5 signed, being all of the oiiifi ial In 3 42 .4(T3 Cleveland 39' 43 ,47 Barelaa White Sox lost Chicago appliances and tools and goods, Milwaukee, 11; Minneapolis, Pittsburgh to the Two-bas- e Ter- wares corporators who have' siguo.i the 20 45 .392 8 S. A. score 1. Summary: hits and merchandise of all kinds . .... GAMES (second game). Philadelphia Philadelphia T.'s by the of 13 to ry, Young. Home run Groh. r..(ifinni. S. II oston ; . .29 49 .387 Ijjoston 34 47 .420 The S. A. T.s got six hits, mak- velamed Indianapolis, 7; Columbus, only Stolen base 2VEZl.h: iatmg scores on walks er- Kelly. Sacrifices po?aU"tbyih St. Paul, 12; Kansas City, ing their and Barber, O'Far- "themes tow er COAST rors. Today, no game In the Junior Terry (2), Miller, ' NATIONAL LEAGCE. (first game). i LEAGUE. rell to to Frisch and to. maintain 2. Tomorrow will Terry; Bancroft power construct, of 1915 - Boston at Kansas City, 9; St. Taol, Seattle, 5; San Francisco. league. the Pirates to Kelly. Bases on balls Off and water the New Mexico Codiflca- Pittsburgh. 2. the S. A. T. operate works, gas tion, as amended Section Brooklyn at Cincinnati. (second gamejjf Sacramento, 3; Oakland, play Causey, 8; off Aidredge, 2. Struck works and electrfc works. To ac- by 2, 8. Salt Irfiko 7. Thefan6ne'eN6Hive , Mgniy League. Chapter 112 of the 1917 Session New Tork at Chicago. Louisville, Toledo, 7. City, 22; Vernon, out By Aidredge, 3; by Causey, L quire and own lands, building sites Los Angeles, 4; 0, The Pigmy league has settled and town Laws, for and dn behalf of them- Philadelphia at St. Louis. Portland, sites, and to construct, i SOUTTIEnX ddwn to four teams. This will selves and ali other stockholders ASSOCIATION. mhko schedule rest St. Louis, J; Philadelphia, 0. sell and lease dwelling hoiisoa, who AMERICAN Nashville, 1. WESTERX LEAGUE. E. BROAVX. a good for the St. may become associated with LEAGUE. 9; Mobile, BY XOnMAX of summer. the Ath- Louis, M0(t July 13. BM stores, warehouses, factories, them in said here- Utile Rock, R; 4. 7; Oklahoma 4. the Today hotels, houses and other corporation, do Chicago at Washington. Birmingham, Omaha, City, tMv vp! letes will play the Earelas Browns Doak, the Cardinal's star spitballer, lodging by declare that there shall be no St. Louis at New York. Memphis, Atlanta, Des Moines, 3; St. Joseph, 0. Class by class, 2 P. m. shut out Philadelphia, 1 to 0, with buildings and structures. To con Orleans-Chattanoo- a regular game at stockholders' liability on account Detroit at Philadelphia. New Sioux City, 10; Tulsa, 9. Mr. Jack Sharkey, well known one hit here today. The only hit struct, carry out. maintain, Im Of STANDINGS. for any stock Issued or held by Cleveland at Boston. (rain). Denver, 7; Wichita, 4. member of th squared circle, Senior the Phillies was an infield tap prove, manage, control and super- them, for such be. And sooner or Iagiie. to Fournier intend roads, ways, eswpt capital stock seems to later . W. ret. by Walker in th any tramways, certlied to have been paid n prop- be on tho B .833 seventh, in which Doak failed to railways, bridges, reservoirs, water 9 he may taking big boys. Browns or In cash at the time of na- cover works, warehouses, electric works erty' the This lad wMo first attracted St. Mary .750 first. It Was Doak's second commencement of business. - one-h- it and other works and conveniences tionwide notice when he licked High School 3 .750 game of the year. Earlier George S. Downer has been des- Wilde, Idol In 1919, .000 in the season he held the Giants to which may bo necessary directly or Jimmy English Do Molays .....3 in ignated as statutory agent In the and has from the ban- 2 - .500 one safety, a bunt by Bancroft, the indirectly connection with any of graduated Firefighter the of registered office of tho corporation, tam class into the 2 2 500 first man to face him. It was also objects the corporation, and In- r featherweight. Tildillos to contribute subsidize as specified in the articles of His latest effort was Dun- Whites 1 4 .200 the third time In Doak's major' thereto, or against Duke City otherwise aid or in corporation, in charge of the regis- dee, New York feather king and Giantf " 5 .000 league career that a fluke infield take, part any tered office and upon whom pro- it such rulan of the 130-pou- Junior N. M. TsRkees 0 1 .000 hit robbed him of a no-h- game. operations. cess The IV. against the corporation may lightics. Junior Lenguc. only run of the game came be served. , - off Four-nier- 's The stock of the Sharkey .is not doing anything W. L. Pet. Singleton in the fifth on capital corpo In Wilness Whereof, we, the said . . .7 .876 double, a wild ration shall be One Hundred Fifty romarkable in climbing the Laddies . pitch and Incorporators, have hereunto set weight Highland 2 Thousand dollars which ladder. Georges Young s. a. .750 sfngle. ($150,000), our hands and seals this twelfth Carpentler, 1 .srto shall be divided into fifteen thou Ahenrn, Willie MeShan, Knockout Barelast White S0Tt...l Philadelphia. day ot May. 1922. 2 A sand (15,000) , shares of the Brown, "Sam Langford and a Midgets .250 AB. R. II. PO. A. E par ' TITOS. F. HOYE. (Seal) quite .533 3b . 3 0 0 1 value of ten dollars ($10.00) each. few other fighters of more or less Pirates ' , Rpp, 0 o MARTIN HOYE. (Seal Parkinson, 3 0 .0 3 2 ti V. note in all v Pigmji Ijeague. 2b.. JAS. R. HOYE. fought nany in not the !i The names and ad (Seal) divisions. The W. L. Pet. J. Smith, 2b. ... 0 0 l i o postofflce JOHN F. HOYE. unusual part about 5 0 dresses of and (Seal) 1 1.000 cf . . . . 4 0 0 1 0 0 the incorporators Sharkey that he graduates from Barelas' tigers Williams, GEORGE S. DOWNER. (Seal) - 3 .250 Walker, 2 0 1 2 0 0 the number ot shares subscribed the little class after AthloteS rf ot State of Colorado, County ot Las apparently Browns 1 .000 If 3 o 0 1 0 0 for by each, the aggregate whicl ss. ' fighting at his natural weight for Barelas 0 .000 shall be the amount with which Animas, " Fletcher, 3 0 0 3 6 0 the - of years. Jackrabbits ss..., commence busi- On this- twelfth day Ma?; Leslie, lb 2 0 0 9 2 0 corporation shall me Sharkey was twenty-fou- r June ness, are as follows: 1922, before personally appear- mRm - Peters, c J 0 0 2 0 0 0 ed Thos. F. Hoye, Martin Hoye, last. He has been fichtfna- AMATEURS 3 0 Thos. F. Hove, Trinidad, Colo since he was THIRTE1N Singleton, Jas. R. Hoye and Jno. F, Hoye to seventeen. His two p..... 01 10 rado, 1 share, $10.00. battles as a NATIONAL GOLF xWrightstone . 1 0 0 0 0 o me known to he the persons de- greatest bantamweight IN George 8. Downer, Albuquerque, executed were hi decisive defeat of N. M.. 1 scribed in and jwho the ' Jimmy - AT GLENC0E Totals 27 0 1 24 11 0 share, $10.00. acknowl- Wilde and thi. trilling draw with TOURNEY Jaa. R. Hove, Trinidad Colorado. foregotfTg instrument and St. Iouls. edged that executed the same Joe Lynch at Madison Square Gar- AB. 50 shares, $500.00. they den two TtlB Ami 3lt PrM. R. H. PO. A. E. as their free act and deed. years ago.' That melee (Itt Lflack, rf 4 0 2 1 1 Martin Hoye, Trinidad, Colorado. went fifteen rnnntrv Club. Glencoe. t 60 In Witness Whereof, I have here rounds. alvia cf . . 4 0 1 4 0 0 shares, $500.00. 111, IS tne Associaieu Jack Smith, unto set my l and and seal the day When Sharkey graduated tnln July (by 3 0 2 John F. Hoye, Trinidad. Colo The qualifying rounds in Hornsby, 2b..., 0 3 0 and year last above written. the featherweight cIbbs he.took on Press.) 3 o 1 rado, 100 shares, $1,000.00. the national open golf tournament Mueller if 0 0 0 -- T.DWARD U. 1IUWEK. '. (Vol-a-tilit- good boys right off the reel the 79 Fournier. 3 (1 1 11 0 0 Total, $2,(T20.O0. , the readiness with which gasoline fives ut its Power) and tomorrow (Seal) Tfotary Public. and one of the most lads ended tonight, lb..,. 3 ft ' 0 1 1 VI. promising f Stock, 8b 0 to many-jp- tnem champions, My commission expires October bow to Jack was Pepper Martin, players, 0 1 S I 0 The time for wlilch the corpo the lad who and all survivors of a Held rep- McCurdy, C....i3 ration shall exist shall be 20 1925. recently was boomed nation in Lavan, ssTT; . 1 4 0 fifty (50) State of Nw Meitlco, County of for a little bout with Kil-ban- e. resenting every golfing ,..8.010 0 0 years. s Johnny le Doak, p 1 0 ss. Martin failed to warm the world, will start the ,3 VII. Bernalillo, itn American open On this twenty-nint- h day of May, to a return match After de- finals for the The names of the members of loudly Totals .29 1 27 10 1 1922, before me personally appear- manding It championship. x tho board of directors for the first You! won't have to shift down from winner will be Batted.for Parkinson in ninth. ed Geprge S. Downer, one ot the . Officially, the I three months after Incorporation exe of the United States, By Innings: are as follows: persons described in amirwho champion Philadelphia 000 000 0000' cuted the Instrument and mex . mlncK of many he x Thos. F. Colo foregoing kid Training but in the fit. Louis 000 010-vO- 1 Iloye Trinidad, 4he second so often considered holder ot the S. acknowledged that he executed to will he Two-bas- rado; Downer, Albuquer- and-dee- e George high Summary: hit Four same as his free act d. for cordova bout golf title, for victory will que, New Mexico; Martin - world's nier. Stolen base Sacri- Hoye, I have here- , obtained through defeat Rapp. Trinidad, R. In Witness Whereof, be only fice Lee. Double plays Parkin Colorado; Jas. Hoye, unto set my hand and seal the day Promoter Al. Edwards last nieht of champion dub swingers .from Trinidad, Colorado; John F. Hoye, B Texaco Gasoline is' vola- - received a. fToVn Charles sections of the uni- son, Leslie and Rapp; Flack am Colorado. and year last above written. telegram all golfing Lavan. Cases on Off Trinidad, B. BOANKINl. jcanse D. Winters, for " balls Single In Witness we ILDA ' manager Johnny verse. ton, 2: Doak, 6. Struck out By Whereof, have Public. Kid Mex. that the Kid is Twenty-fou- r men won their way hereunto Bet our hands and (Seal) Notary stating 2; 6. Wild seals commission training hard in Pueblo, Colo., for finals in. today's qualifying Singleton, Doak, pitch this twelfth of May. 1922. My expires April t, tile, and gives its more into the singleton. day 1924. up power nis oout nere on July 20 with round, Jtobert MacDonald, the THOS. F. HOYE. (Seal) H. Benny Cordova. "Advise all out long-drivin- g Chicago professional GEORGE DOWNER. (Seal ' friends '' the ot Brooklyn, 4: Cincinnati, 3. JAS. R. HOYE. ENDORSED. , message says, "'that leading the field with, a score, Cincinnati. Ohio. 13. The (Seal) No. 11418. Cor. Rec'd. Vol. 7, readily. we wilrarrlve in the best of score to July MARTIN ., shape, 72.71 143, the necessary HOYE. (Seal) 14 5. of Non-ll- a- and Mex to tnla one." All of Reds failed to hit Vance at tlmoly JOHN F. HOYE. Page Certificate expect wik nullify again being.152. moments while Couch was (Seall of Stockholders or sanaovai stars qualified today State of La bllltv the better known batted freely when hits meant runs ofyColorad'o, County Coal Co., Inc. (no stockholders' llar WEST TEXAS LEA GUIS. except A. A. Armour, ocoiuhu 4 in Cp- - e and Brooklyn won, to S, stopping twenty-sevent- h billty). Filed office ot State ireu-di- On flay o, Bcore: - R. H. E. amateur title noiaer, ana this of Mex-ip- the winning streak of the Reds 1922. before me poration Commission ot New Stamford ....000 010 001 2 8 2 McLeod, the .Washington, D. May, personally 3 m. Mitchell hit a home run In the F. June 15, 1922. p. Clovls 000 223 10x 8 12 1 professional, who formerly man appeared Thos. Hoye, Martin A. L. MORRISON. 0., Ar- fourth Inning, scoring a ahead .Jas. n. and F. cierK. Batteries; Edgar and Edwards; held the open championship. of Vim, Hoye, Hoye John Cnmnnrefl: .TJO to EMA. Bawell and Erwin. could not get his approach-o- n y Hoye to me known to be the per of dour Score: It. H. E. sons described In and who executed State of New Mexico, County Score: R. H. E. to green, taking Ml, while 1 ss. the Brooklyn ...010 20 0104 It the Instrument and ac Bernalillo, San Angelo 2 11 4 McLeod could not get his puts 3 8 foregoing was filed for Cincinnati ..000 002 001 0 that executed This instrument Lubboelf 5 7 3 into the cup, and ended with a De- - knowledged they the on twenty-thir- d day of too Batterles: Vance, Smith and same as their free act and deed. record the Batteries: Ray and Robinson: total ot 154, two strokes Couch and June, 1922, at .2:4ft o'clock p. m. In. Berry; Wlngo. In Witness Whereof, I have here' Rec- Vriscoe, Cantrel and Allen. to mi In Vol. Misc. ot many get mi mi ii unto set Recorded "E" Score: E. amateurs were In the list my hand and seal the day of Folio 28. r. it. Foun, ana year last anove written. ords said county. Abilene .'...000 103 0206 12 1 ot successes. Willie Hunt- LEGAL NOTICE (Seal) FRED CROLOAixx, today's lead-i- n EDWARD O, HOWER, Sweetwater .020 000 010 3 8 1 er former British champion, (Seal) Clerk asid Recorder. non-pr- State of New Mexico. State Corpo Notary. Pnblie. Batteries: McAbee and wav among the ' CROLLOTT. rinw.br the ration New Mex commission By SEFERINO and Howze. fesslonals with score of 0 commission of My expires October Fieherty a ico. Certificate of Comoarison. 20, 1926. uepui.y. ijiem. 115. while Harrison k. (Jimmy) United ot Compared: BN to TC. St. Paul's brilliant States America. State of State of New Mexico, County of KAXSA8 MAX WIXS. Jilmston, mew Mexico, ss. I Bernalillo, ss. NOTICE OF SUIT. Omaha. 13 took three strokes Neb., July bv the As yolng shooter, It Is Hereby Certified, that the On this twenty-nint-h day ot May, No. 13436. sociated Press.) Alex. Graham, more, Dewey Weber of Chicago, of the Rauten-hnac- annexed is a run, true and com 1922 before me personally appear State of New Vexlco, County Kansas state also 148, and William h Tn District golf champion from were plete transcript of the Certificate ed George S. Downer to me known nnrnaltiW the Court. Wellington, Kansas, and Rudolph another Chlcagoan, ot Incorporation ot Sandoval Coal to be one of the persons described Peplta EsptnoRa Roslingtoo, Plain amateurs to n. Run it with Texaco Gasoline Save it with Texaco Motor Oil Knepper, of ftioux City, Iowa, state the other qualify, Co., Inc., (no stockholders' Lia- In and who executed the foregoing tiff, vs. Wilbur ueorgo lioaung-to- champion, will meet. In tho semi- makinr the total for the three bility) (No. 11417), with the en Instrument and acknowledged that Defendant. finals of the golf days 13. dorsements thereon, as same bd he executed the s tme as his free To' the Above Named Defendant: tournament tomorrow, as a rmsuit pears on file and ot record In the act and deed. You are hereoy notuiea tnat a. of Graham's victory over Jesse office of the State Corporation In Witness Whereof, I have here. ult has been filed against you in Ptuttlo, of Kansas City, 2 to 1, and Commission. v unto set hand and seat court and county by the above Texaco Motor Oils are heavy-bod- y robrieants arkl are distinguished my tha day said Knepper's win over Robert McKee. In Testimony Whereof, the State and year last above written.' named plaintifr. W wnicn tne saia by their clear, golden color. Light, medium, hexryand extra-hea- vy of Des Moines, in the third round FOR THE Corporation Commission of the (Seal) ILDA . SGANZINI, , plaintiff prays for absolute divorce, of elimination State ot New to her fit all and all conditions. You will find play today. MAN Mexico has caused Notary Publlo. and restoring plaintiff they cart them wherever you WITH this certificate to be signed by Its My commission expires AprH 6, maiden name on the grounds ot see the Texaco red star. WdTlKMEX ARE BFATEX. A FACE AS Chairman and the seal of said 1924. - abandonment. And you are fur- Las Vegas, N. M.. July 13. Two Commission, to be affixed at the ENDORSEES. ther notified that unless you enter workmen In the Santa Fe shops TENDER City ot Santa Fe on this sixteenth No. 11417. Cor. Rec'd. Vol. 1, or cause to be entered your ap- were beaten by strikers after the ASA day Of June, A. D. MZ2. Page 144. Certificate of Incorpo pearance in said cause on or be- employes had left work. The at- (Seal) J, M, LTTNA, ration of Sandoval Coal Co., Ine fore the twenty-eight- h day of Au- tack was not reported at the offlce.i BABY'S Attest: Acting Chairman. (no stockholders' HabHlty). Filed gust, A. D. 1922, judgment will be TEXACOGASOLINE of the railroad, and no arrest was THE A. L. MORRI80N. Cleric. In office of State Corporation Com rendered in said cause against you texaco;motoroil5 made. Few of the workmen in the mission of New Mexico, June 15, by default and 4M relief prayed shops aTe staying outside of the ARTICLES OF INCORPORATI6n l&zz, p. m. for will be granted. company property. It was said, most OF SANDOVAL COAL CO., INC. A. I MORRISON, Clerk. Tha name of the plaintiffs attor- of the employes living in the Pull-me- n (No Stockholders' Liability). Compared: JJO ta EMA. ney is A. G, Esplnosa, whose post-offi- ce ! 'i csrs for them , in order lo . INDEXED. .' . address Is The Terns Comfiany, P. S, A. Tttat Prtnlnm Pndnrh provided by the We, the undersigned, Albuquerque N.1L railroad, iTllIeoa form a corporation ror tne pur State of! New Mexico, uountv of Scal) FRED CROLLOTT. ITO 'l SArrrY" razor poses hereinafter, stated, under and Bernalillo, ss. Clerk. Journal Want Ads Bring Results. pursuant to the provisions ot the ' Thia Instrument was filed for y HARRV F, LEE, Deputy, All 'IX July 14, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page FiveA

!i10 RIPPLING RHYMES Woman9s M I By TOAlT MASON. Daily agazine Page IS REACHED IN INTIMIXY TALK. Bunk' and Mrs. Stood scrapped with their fingernails; the .Smiths FOUR DANCING FEET Social Calendar BEAUTY CHATS EFi DOIVE Sometimes, returning from tho were driven from their flat, mv mart, my life is full of rare, with ,unt Jemima drools, because they BI JANE PHELPS. By Edna. Kent Forbes. problems grave that break my kept an Airedale cat, whicjj was against tho old Good II and ache and fester there. rules; (Jatfer heart, Time club dance at Campaign for Funds to Op- - Twinkle beat his wife, with many hall at 9 tn. For silence then certie; tuifs to IJtPHOVE "Well, I'd rather work the other p. MORE ABOUT PERMANENT five minutes. my spirit pants; lusty smacks, becaime she used UURSEXF, fellow work so hard By this time the erate Body and Advertise it is tha balm that and I'd liia than myself," WAVING. cardboard spools were hard and heals; pocketknife to pry out rumy then: say, Gertie, what you going brown, quite "done" In fact. The City Continues Today; be glad If all my aunts would tacks. I'm wearied by the beastly Chapter 22. to do about to the Olym- lace mits are going Last week in talking about per- electric spools were taken off and cut out foolish spiels. But they've grind, I'm Jaded and distraught, , Gertie studied religiously In her More Workers Needed. and I have In pic?" worn with manent waving I finished describ- that strange octopus-lik- e instru- a problems my mind time, the studied wtth-- I am Even if Ros-enbu- all dozen tales to tell to make call spare yet "I going, Lilly. the complicated process of ment to cell-In- g. that for sober thought. And She would Jeani. I ing pushed up again the m stand of mis- out enthusiasm. paid me more I'd, go. newest Frocks winding the hair ready for the Two attendants now became A total of 110,002 was reached St aghast, piffling all the females of my house, my try to make something of herself want to get in a better place. The which does the trick andJ the close of the second ot the haps that befeu eince I was with aunts and nieces nine, are own all baking very busy cutting and cracking the day them last. see chirp- for her sake, but the spice other day when Mr. Fagan sent makes the hair stay in curl lor ap- spools which fell away chamber of commerce for They the ghastly ing round like startled grouse, was from her efforts. When me asked him hbout quite, easily campaign sweat of grief upon my and gone for again I proximately six months. The in nm-- pieces. funds. When the fln.il pallid wrench this heart of mine. Tom first left and she did things you, Lilly. He said he couldn't strands of hair are twisted about operating brow, but they won't make their When man, who wins the ask- was made at 5 o'clock yes- stories or daily to please him, because he had take you Just now, but perhirps the metal curlers, cardboard spools report brief, any rest allow. bread, to his bleak goc de- Marie: Most women control The of dwelling ed her to, everything was easy, later. I'm awfully sorry, I done are over the borax saturated this terday afternoftn, all but on team gossip the neighborhood his aunts should merely soak his ' put of hair ex- I hear in all lightful. But now she had almost my best." f latins, and electric' spools over growth superfluous by had checkd In to Arthur Prager, details; how Mis. head, and let him have repose. i come to believe what Lilly so often was disappointed, I said this time you tracting all the coarse hairs as fast chairman ot the " Lilly terribly them. ' that by as show arid can be campaign. had told her that young men all sho said was: f A violent headache. You've they caught by The to (he solicitation but had the fine response like Tom Norria didn't mean any- "I know you done all you could, teen sitting there a couple of houra tweezers. The hair is kept, of committee members has been when showed a sabaret Gertie." Some learn to hide I' and Is and bleached, If it disfigures, by using to Mr, thing they girls your scalp pulled tight of use generally good, according girl attention. Tet back In any deep feeling, to laugh away weighted with all these appliances. peroxide hydrogen. If you Prager; New workers aro needed mind was the hone that he had and of the game this method be sure that the tweez- for the continuation of tho cam- her hurts disappointments. Usually at this stage ers have blunted ends as the written, and the letter been lost, Mrs. Cummings was rather glad they bring you a cup of hot tea sharp paign today, and contributors who once we're while wUlch Is most pointed ones clip orr the hair and have not been solicited are mother had suggested this, the two to be separated consoling. a urgel Whim Gertie too com- She The to heat the act llko shave. by the committee to or had only willingly at their work. hated Lilly's electricity begins phone ral Silk The Basket Weavi! forted it while which to Lakemore: The mixture ot sage at the chamber ot commerce with herself by believing might free and easy ways, ginvlng borax, Immediately begins Shirt- July Kklrtlng. A never satis- be so. the girl credit for being good. But steam and bubble. Personally'I tea and ulphur is very their pledgee. Ktrlpe real In- x tor hair and ing, Tio yard snap at "Why don't you write to him?" It had seemed of late she was had thirty-si- curlers on my head factory coloring grey The leading team In yesterday' the asked.- more for- all out at different angles, very few people use it any mora was R. E. and value. Now rogular JJlIy had fluencing Gertie than standing campaign Putney on price of 43c. , ''I don't know where to write This was not so. but Ger- and when they began to boil and since the virtue of henna has been George E. Breeee, who obtained sale 2 merly. "ket- tonic yards for Speclnf 4 yds. or I would, perhaps." tie had .changed; her disappoint- bubble I felt exactly like a tea recognized. The principle nearly a thousand dollars In cash for "Don't I'm He ment Tom Norris had not tle with three dozen spouts. The exists in each, but tho henna is pre- and pledges. M. P. Sawtelle and tfiaf)roye right! because white hair to didn't even tell you where he lived, written, her constant thought of boiling and bubbling lasted about ferable as it tints the Chnrles Roehl were additional vol afraid you'd be worrying him with him had made her nervous, her ten minutes, during which period I a deeper shade than sage and there unteer workers yesterday. 99c " it is no which is SEE 99c was nervous, unpleasant stickiness, letters." temper was a bit uncertain for the exceedingly though fash- "He's on a ranch! He told me time in life. wasn't painful nor even uncomfort- the chief objection to the old first her Occasionally ioned mixture with in that!'" she laughed and talked loudly, as- able except for so much weight on the sulphur BERNALILLO COUNTY "But Where's the ranch? I'll tell her my head. The attendant clipped a it. This ingredient never dissolves of suming a gayety that puzzled and used in to GETS FROM HW world silly tb keep fret-ti- n' who sensed it did not ring few of the tubes that had developed when quantity flings $16,305 you're mother, 1 and over care V too much steam and bubblo-- the hair making It dry harsh. a fellow hnt don't true. they to tint STATE SCHOOL FUND riothln' for you when you can have The Len O'Conner hnd taken her merrily" away for some time. Tho When using henna merely of were tho white hair, It Is made Into ft the pick at Rosenhurg's." home several times. Not that Mrs. cardboard spools, course, (Slirrlnl Corretpomlcnr to The Jenrnnl.) "I don't want them! I steam proof. shampoo and left on the hair only don't Cummings knew anything against to do this and not af- Santa Fe, July 13. The sum of want that kind!" Gertie's outburst but whenever any oi the pa- Presently the moisture dried up, long enough In the common school Len, went on for another fect the natural shade of the hair. $I6!,299.S4 Summer left Lilly gasping. "I hate their trons of the restaurant groubht and the baking fund has been apportioned to the fresh ways; the way they talk, Gertie home, she worried. several counties by John V. Con- kiss you and all that! I "You're my girl. O'Connor bet- way, stats superintendent of pub- hate it! I tell you, Lilly, nice men ter keep out of the way!" Jones lic instruction, on a per capita basis i men, like Tom don't do them had and to show the manager of $1.38. The total number of A said, t;'-Ts- They lets a girl alone, and she wanted nothing of him, Gertie HOUSEKEEPING children of school age is 121,544 i "!: nice to nice O'Connor FFICIEHT Knrh will receive as fol- Piece her, about things, had let take her home, county l ooks, trees, and like that. and had stood on the sidewalk and lows: things By LAURA A. E.1RKMAN, $1.-47- " T rather never have a beau than chatted with "him before she went Bernalillo $1(1,305: Catron, 5; liave one of the kind what go to In. Chaves, $5,632; Colfax, !),713; Kosenburg's." "What you so stand-offis- h with Curry, $5,420: Da Baca, $t,47G; . on 4,630; '""Tom went there, didn't he?" a fellow for, Gertie?" Len asked. MAKING YOUR OWN RAG rdses will show the right Dona Ana, $7,700; Kddy, Lilly asked drily. He had tried to show his affection RUGS Pill o. Orant, $G,2R0 : Guadalupe. $3,81 7t Goods directions "Yes, Just to see the kind o in his easy going way, and Gertie In the three pattern Harding, $2,581; Hidalgo, $1,516: a place it was the first time." him. This is the day of tha rag given "below, the following ab- l,ea, $1,701; Lincoln, $3,069; Luna. hart decidedly repulsed Ch - "To see you after In- "I don't want no nonsense, Len. rug. Thry are tastefully used In breviations are used: for $2,83; McKinley, $4,126; Mora, that," Lilly So for Crochet." $4,720; terrupted. . I have to dance to earn money, By KLOISK. bedroom, bathroom, sleeping "Chain. "Single $n.lS8; Otero, $4,115; Quay. sun- - kit- Crochet". And Roosevelt, "Yes, I guee so. Anyway Tie was but I don't have to let no fellow Shades of our fastidious grand- porch, parlor, nursery, De for "Double Rio Arriba. $9,272: different! he never even or do I like. mothers, lace mits are being re- chen nnd summer home. They Ij for "LoopV' $3.79R; Sandoval, $2.R34; Pan Juan, Why say nothing don't sani- Round Crocheted $12,121; Santa Now On touched me only to help me In and And I don't like fresh. vived. Paris started it, of course, are washable and therefore Jlollv Pitcher $2 MS; Han Miguel. At anything., bo made to fit Cut one-ha- lf inch $2,030: Socorro. out of the car, or when we went Real nice girls and fellows are Just and Now York followed suit. White tary; they can Rug: rng strips Fe $11,40R; Sierra, in with color scheme of wide. Ch 5, join work around and $ r. Taos. $6,167; Torrance. walking In the country to help me as good friends without any fool- lace and black lace is being used (he any 174; Valencia. over and do call room; nnd best ot nil they cost mound, widening sufficiently to $5,101; Union, $6,619; bad places. I tell you, Lilly, ishness. I talked to Jennie's teach- they soy that the mits tw So It must be someway our fault er, and she told me no fellow that attention to slender wrists and practically nothing If the home avoid curling by putting $5,262. they, woman uses of mater- in 1 Sc, until you have 15 round the kind we know, think can really likes a girl and wants to be beautiful arms. Klbow length mits her scraps they are worn often with sleeve- ial to make, them. of solid color. Then make 10 8c YEARS say things to us and paw us. Ugh! friends will get fresh. If you do very the 7 BOY GETS FOUR It me less gowns which Paris is sponsor- To produce the most satisfac- of white, 10 of color for rounds, makes shiver when they put why you can't be with me. I'm fi their on to ing for street wear. tory results, however, the house- more rows of solid colorj then FOR KILLING ANOTnhn One Lot of hands tne." going be the right kind of a ' use oC dis- border with 10 white Ec nnd 10 ' "That's because even If I am This black canton crepe dress keeper shouli rags Helcot Wash you don't look girl, Lem, poor." which have held colored Pc for round, them Aumirlnted Open-mouth- with Its carded, garments 'one n The at It, very long skirt and ornate Irri.) h Goods con- right Gertie. Get all you ran Len gaped at color wash- solid color of one or two rounds Wf .IlllV 13. fine while the is You her. A cabaret sleeves is as modern as can be, but their through many ir sisting of best getting good. girl preaching! Old bed linen mny lie for border. This completes the 9 old, was mercerized ain't but once, we But he said: the mits worn with It are reminis- ings.' dyed George Hurlburt, years Imported Dot-te- d young and poor finally cent of silk the desired color and put through rug. to four years In the Mc- - Cotton Mulls, girls ain't much chftnet W3 "All right, have it own days long ngo. Long Cro- .r,fr,r.i Swisses, after your way, on ends form several launderlngs before bPlng Oval rrisollla Rug with for boys here, and fancy figured, gits, old." for. a while." fringe sash, the only To the Cune home nnd email Affords Fancy Check- trimming on the skirt of fho frock cut into strips. Flannelette rags chet Edge: crochet rug, Sherman llaflna to three, months ed "fro, Lilly, I don't want them one-ha- lf Inch flue Organdy, while flowers embroidered In make very soft and pretty, rugs. rut the rngs wide, in connection with the kill check. fellows giving me things. I don't To help working women get their huge 20 20 So other today vuluc. and plain white silk make the sleeves the But wool rugs should be used 2l ch. Sc, up of rote aramuHwa, jvn.- - yard Clro care how hard I work but I am go- rights under the workmen's com- with '"that tho side of Ch, continue around, wid ing was On snlo now Organ, ser- most striking feature of tho ensem- old. The Caramusea boy dies. Values ing to keep decent. I'd Just hate pensation act a compensation finished will have to be dry-clean- 2 Sc in 1 Sc 3 for t ble. A white draped turban com- rug ening by putting a bullet from George yards to look, at ma and the rest if I was vice department has been estab- rather than to at ends of rus to keep from cup- struck by $1.05 a t Un- pletes the costume; which is suitable "tubbed," Hurlburt'a rifle. George said the Substantia! Cholco trying to bleed someone all the lished by the Women's Trade prevent out of desired size. For yard. for afternoon or restaurant wear. drawing shape. ping. was accidental. now, yard. time.' 1 ion league of New York.. Use a, largo crochet hook of crochet design on edge: (Use a shooting per cither wood, celluloid or steel for .I crochet thread of any color.) LOCAL Y. W. C. A. WILL crocheted runs (these hooks are Edge first row: 12 Ch, 1 Sc in 99c about 12 inches long). For most 41 h Sc. Second Row: 2 Ch, 6 Dc CURED BY A NATIVE HERB HAVE DELEGATION OF 2 be- crocheted rugs the rag strips undor each making Ch On board a vessel bound for 99c should one-ha- lf - Dc 2 1 So in 3 FOUR AT ESTES PARK be Inch- wide. If tween each Ch Sc, India recently a man was bitten wider, they do not crochet as 2 Ch, 6 Dc under next L, con- a both the row: 2 by poisonous reptile; Saving around. Third Sc A closely. If they are cut twice as tinue and a famous surgeon representation of four.vdoublo wide 1 Sc next 2 ship doctor the- and then folded under on in 1st hole, in Ch, failed to control tho poison fast number ever before attending both 2 Do in 1 So in next con- edges, the finished mat will same, hole, his system. the annual Hocky mountain bo much thicker and no raw 2 Ch, 2 Ch. 2 Dc In same, con- spreading through PEOfltSftL ference of the Woman's In a, day the vessel reached Young around. This finishes One Lot Select 40 Christian tinue tho An Indian medicine man was Great of Imported Organdy, association at Estp Park, edxing. port. will from the Albtlquer-Qu- sent who produced a native inches wide, 20 all wanted Colo,, go Oblong Knitted Rag Rug: Cut for, pieces, shades, QAn association The uom which allayed tho - this year. ,. one-ha- lf Inch wide. herb quickly a value FINEST ference 4 14 rag strips the man's life was special at, per yard Os7i; QUALITY will be held Ausiist to ROTAH 5 TO Use large wood knitting needles. poison and Mr. Boy Graham, nn active Cast on 45 stitches and knit Saved. member of the board of directors back and forth until centre ot the Roots and herbs are nature's and chairman of the girls' work 15 3S assistants in combating disease. ruff is by inches, using 36-inc- Miss well-know- n medicinO ail- h committee, and Florence white and lieht colored rags al- That for New Beach White and Tan Cordu- Adams, work of the BOOST SCOUTS ments to women, Lydia girls secretary For peculiar 36-inc- h, sent ternately. knitted border: Com- Clothr. "Everfast," the roy, a Ladies'. Wrist Watches association, will be by the Cast 10 stitches snd knit a E. Pinkham's Vegetable $1.50 tocal organization. Miss Priscllla long ts from roots and cloth that' wears for value, N9W - strip for one side. Finish off, pound, prepared Newcomer, president of the Ade- and cast on ten more herbs, possessing medicinal prop- QQ, lante will be sent as a AN THE A. stitches, treat- summer suiting; cannot per yard ...... club, special S. to make another long strip for erties o great value in the ttC representative of that group of the other side. Make two ment of such ailments. be beat; in all good business girls, and- - Mips Esther strips This is the letters of Ade-lant- for the ends of the rug (also ten proved by shades. Worth. 85c Seale, vice president of the o recommendation we aro contin- yd. will also attend the The Ttotarlans of Albun.ueriue stitches wide). Sew these four The best Extra club, have back the on the fug. Then cast on ually publishing in this paper for grade. conference. already Salvutlon strips 36-inc- Army movement here by subscrib- ten stitches again and knit a it. h Fancy Checked ing $2,000 to the building fund, perfect square; this square is for Now, per yard . . 69c Tissues in grey, rose, WOMAN PRESIDES and toott tha one of the corners. Make three yesterday they Boy In to helio and blue. 75c All AT MEET Scouts under their wing. Decision other squares this way, sew the Latest Styles in White Gold or ANNUAL to sponsor a full troop of Scouts Into the other corners, and the yard value. was made at .the club luncheon rug is done. TQ 27-inc- Now Yellow Gold yesterday. Red Seal Ginghams, h, per yard.. OUK, Boys have always been a hobby in every known of the Rotarians of Albuquerque, with their father and son activi- Be Your Own gingham pattern ; reg- Your Choice ties and their cabin built for the ular 35c yd. AA Scouts in the Sandia mountains. Now 4 yard3 Plain Cotton Crepes, 30 The backing of a special troop Skiii inches in was the result of an appeal by Specialist wide, pink, Capt. Dick Guest of tha Salvation light blue, yellow and Special Only Army, Who lamented the general New Treatment helio. On sale disinterest in the Scout movement Brings "Everfast" 36 In the Youthful Suiting, city. Fresh, inches wide, in all for, per yard. 29c is The troop to be sponsored by the good Complexions Guaranteed to Give Botarlans is already organized shades, extra value. 3 Satisfaction with S2 members Clear away every pimple, every and Is ready for blackhead and skin activity. Other troops are to be every other LrrdB backed Kiwanls blemish almost like maglcl Ex- MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE by the club and Sr skin ..99c Fancy Figured Cotton the Elks, it was announced. It Is change muddy rough for expected that a clear, smooth velvety one. It Is Crepes, 30 inches wide, the renewed Interest easy to do. Just take AS YOU LIKE IT of business men in the- - delightfully colors. On sale city will two pleasant-tastin- of assorted mean the revival of scout tablets lronized Yeast three times a day,, Tissue Gingham, in for, per In Is the bread we bake. It pleases and, an Incredibly short time, whole Our bis- checks blemishes will have vanished, the family bread, cy and plaids, yard 39c and cakes are made "2-inc- h, MAN'S SMALLPOX lronized Teast you with cuits, pies 75c IMPORTED supplies with care baiters. yard value, Roth certain vital elements now lack- by expert They are and better than you On sale INTO VACCINE in food ele- cheaper 117 South First St. Phone 917-- J STATE; ing your the very can bake yourself. We can sell QQ ments needed to your skin 2 yards for. . . . s77 1 PROVING ITS keep because we bake in large 32-inc- h VALUE clear and your cheeks rosy. G t cheaper Lad Lassie a box of these remarkable tablets quantities. over 30 (Special Correspondence to Tbe Journal.) Cloths, pieces "Mrs. Dorothy Houtain, president ot Banta from your druggist today. In a as- Fe. July 13. X to select from, all styles National Amateur Press report short while your fresh and rosy 36-i- n. the the. high-valu- e of vac- PiONEER BAKERY Unbleached mus- ... cheeks will and sociation. 'J.-;- compel the envy and patterns, cination, in the judgment of the of 9 QO state admiration your friends. Get 204 South First lin, special quality, editor of bureau of public health, has lronized Yeast To it 6treet. at, per yard. lira. Dorothy Houtain, been received by the bureau from today. try "Boms Brew, a 'monthly public- -. the, health officer in " San Juan free, mail postcard for Famous LV.9.. i is at ins iotit-seven- th counts. The is on Trial Treatment. Address ..99c tion, presiding report a case of Irrfntzed Yeast annual convention of his smallnrx in a family In which there the Co., Dept. t9, associa- are Atlanta, (3a. lronized Yeast is National Amateur Press si) children. The youngest, 32-in- Sho is the see who had not been con- - recommended and guaranteed by ch Romper Cloths, tion in New York. vaccinated, all end woman .to bead the orgmnizf tracted the disease from a visltori good druggists. Fine White Sheer Nain assorted checks and ,irom UKianoma. Tne otner five, cloth who had been vaccinated, did not sook, on sale special: 6 stripes, good heavy contract smallpox. yards On sale for . Dr. tfeorge 8. I.uckett, director OQi BUILD. FLY TRAP AT for ..-.-...- of the bureau, said that nearly all FRECKLES WINDOW 99c per yard ... Deposit your pay clieck in HOME INSTRUCTIONS of the cases of smallpox developing any in the state had been contracted SHADES Save FROM AGENT from from bank. your moneyT, A COUNTY; visitors other sections., Don't Hide Them With a Tell; Remote Theni With dthlne The window shades hank account is a an In- BEATS BIKE RECOItD. mighty good Instructions for building Doublo Strength. for your new home You expensive fly catcher will be fur- Ixjs Angeles, July 13. Clarence thing. will never need nished all day Saturday at the Wagner, 22, amateur bicycle racer, This preparation tor the treat- are quite an item. county agent's office by Mrs. Maud completed the last lap f a trans- ment of freckles Is usually so suc- Save, all cau on At 49c Van worse than home demonstrator. cessful In freckles jou money any you Doty, county continental ride here today. His removing and them the N Dimensions for the traps and in- time from New York was 28 days, giving a clear, beautiful com- by letting will need it for the next two structions for use will be given. 4 hours snd 15 minutes, which plexion that It is sold under guar- Syir Furniture Co., Two of screen cubi- antee to if it Shaded Pin Cotton assorted shades. 1 ' styles traps, sliced more than six days from the refund the money bid. The kind we Stripe Crepe, months. and are on exhibit falls. 32-in- cal cylindrical, previous pedaling record of 88 sell are fully guar- ch Printed fine at the office. are Don't hide freckles under English Satins; light weight, " agent's They days. , your anteed. ' - ; made of board frames covered with a neat , veil; get an ounce of Othlne quality,' assorted colors, patterns. screen. holes in a window Each has A and remove them. Even the first KIIXETj BY MtXE. 30-in- the bottom of the frame through few applications should show.. ch Japanese Crepe, in assorted colors .of fancy, Citizens National Bank which tho flies erawl Into the trap. Roswell, N. M., July 13.L. P. wonderful Improvement, some of ' ot check and - ' Molasses or other bait is placed Beck, a prominent ranchman the lighter freckles vanishing en- plaids. ... underneath te attract the flies, the Five Mile locality, 36 miles tirely. , which are later imprisoned In the from here on the Pecos river, was Be sure to ask the druggist for All of above goods sold for 65c yard. trap container. The dead flies can killed a few day ago when he be the double Othlne; it is came on a was strength, "rB On sale now, at per yard 49c be removed by unscrewing tho top entangled rope and this that is sold en the money-bac- k ft of the trap. dragged toy a mule," guarantee, N - ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU July 14, 1922. be back to Magdalena in a short time. Before returning they will MAGDALENA visit at Mrs. Beller's old home near BELEN AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED Clovis. SOCIAL Mrs. Otts was a delightful Simmons is spending a In response to a telegram, Mr. hostess to the girls of her Sunday P. P. left school class, when on ev- - couple of weeks at Jemez Springs. Joe Foss and eon, Joe, Jr., Friday and Miss IJo-ni- ta THE SUNSHINE STATE on for Hagerman, to be ning she entertained them to a pic-ni- o Mrs. Barror, Sr., FROM ALL SECTIONS OF Monday Barror arrived on Monday of Mr. Foss' in the foothills. a at the bedside father, supper to visit foi-- The little four-year-o- night from California who is seriously ill. daugh Barror home Fralser left the past ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allsop has time in the Frank Miss Daisy ill-t- for Toledo, Ohio. where she will been quite he week, but before leaving FORMER U. S. OPERATIVE IDENTIFIES week for California, past Mrs. Barror's home. ARTESIA TUCUMCARI several weeks a va- is reported much better. PORTALES MEXICAN "GENERAL" AS HIS ABDUCTOR spend taking Mrs. Louis Fonville has for her Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Schaeffer and cation on the coast. chi.dren arrived Monday from a of guest her little niece, Elsie Davis. - Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Hammell Mr. ana Mrs. uiv weeks' vacation snent with rel- . en- E. B. Bullock and C. A. prohibition agent, Frank Knoblock, of the biggest and most Mr. and Mrs. Rector, Springerville, Ariz., spent Sunday of ranch west of atives in Missouri. Thby:niado tho vW was ever to the Ruidoso, Is hero from on offi- en route to the country town, joyable social events that family have gone Albuquerque Magdalena Socorro, were guests this week of Mr. and flip by atito. held In Portales was given on l'n-da- y where they will spend a few weeks' cial business. ' where they will visit with rela- Mrs. Earl Space and children ot summer vacation with Mrs. E. Kline entertained a num which Mrs. Frank Knpblock. evening when the members many pttiet tives for several days, after Professor and Mrs. Enloe of So- are at home again, after a vacation Artosia families. Misses Jessie and ber of littlo tots on Thursday after to leave for California Kan. the Vome's Methodist Missionary s they expect corro motored to Magdalena on spent in Wellington, around the Ethel Bullock have re- noon in honor of little Miss Ruth to two weeks. MlB.ses society made a "trip recently spend Tuesday and visited friends. The Leone oyster and An Invitation had pre- turned from a short vacation at fifth birthday. A dozen young Miss Bessie Grace Cunningham, Lola Schultz of Wis., ar- world." cake and cream, fol Ripon, viously been extended to everyone fa J this mountain resort. sters enjoyed who has been the house guest of rived on Monday to spend the re- In Portales to make the trip wiih Tho Junior Baptist Toung Peo- lowing tho games. tho Calvin Duncan family for the mainder of the summer with their of free trans- union was entertuined at the Miss Bertie Roes, community several left for Mesdames P, B. Dalios them, wjth a promise ple ior the past weeks, Monday aunts, the to the different coun- homo of Rev. and Airs. W. C. Tag-ga- it nurse for Tucumcari past her home in Texas. and L. C. Becker, and families. portation at the two vears. has resigned to aT;ept LEVY tries. The crowd gathered on, last Friday afternoon from - A pleasant social gathering was Earl Kimsey and Fred Kronlg 7 and A de- a with the state at Alu- Methodist church at o'clock J$9 r i ;i o'clock until 8 o'clock. A, position that given on Tuesday evening at returned on Tuesday from a fish- Mr. U "was home of was Miss Kecs leu Monday in N. M. driven to the t lightful afternoon enjoyed by mogordo. the Atkins' home the east pan Sat- ing trip spent at Howe, M. where they on morning in her coupe to make the OjA. Christopher returned Si Mrs. Witzel and Mrs. C. Taylor, the children, playing the spa- of town, when Mrs. Atkins and Las where he Mrs. heele and on beautiful, grassy lawn under the trees. trip overland. Miss Rces came to. Mrs. were hostesses to urday from Vegas, have returned from gathered the cious large ex- Quinn joint Ho and daughter was made wlih Mrs. W. C. and Mrs. C. M. Tucumcari with seven years attended the cowboys' reunion. to Jemez lawn, which bright Taggart tho ladles of the Home Missionary a few home their vacation trip hot and the peo- are in of perience In community work and M. 15. also spent days nt the many electric lights Cole, who charge the society of tho church. After Mrs. R. J. of springs. were In the country children's work in the it is with regret that her services lesson and business ses- of Mr. and Julian the Mr. und Mrs. Taul Fell and Mrs. ple greatest Baptist nev- the study of Las in the world, the Inlted States. church, were present. Punch, are no longer for Tucumcari, sion, a social hour was enjoyed. vicinity Vegas. Ellermeyer are "spending a three After several selections by tho cookies and sandwiches were serv- ertheless friends rejoice witn Miss Much fun and laughter was In ev- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Van Meter weeks' outing at Jemez. On Mr. l'ortales band, a plnte dinner was ed to the follo'ving members: Jen- Rees in her merited 'promotion. idence when each member reveal of Springer were guests here Sat- Fell's return this week end Mr. 200 on the lawn, Helen , Dr. Stanfill, who has spent Ihe in the home of Mrs. Van ladies. ' served to people nie Beth Bishop, Cogdell, ed by prose or pootry her secret urday Ellermeyer will join the and consisted of fried chicken, KllznbeUi Cogdell, Alene Welschel, past month with his family visit- friend and what she had done foi Meter's sister, Mrs. Fred Smith, About 18 of tho resident and gravy, Creamed Irish potatoes, let- PaullneVclschel, Alene Wilson, ing in Jackson, Tenn., returned her in the past two months. The and family. visiting members of the John Beck- Lu-ci- Stanfili and tuce' leaves, cucumber pickles, Bertio Hooper, Lorena Smith, le Saturday. Mrs. the hostesses served delicious refresh Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller and er family enjoyed a picnic at the bread butter sandwiches and Floore, Ina Cole, Carmen children will return later. ments of and cake. Those Mrs. Mr. on and for several sherbet family, Nancy Gibson, river Sunday night. hot coffee, for which the grownups Brown, En Rue Mann, Mary Tag-gar- Howard Avant, present were Mrs. Dickens, Mrs. and Mrs. J. C. Robinson, Stanley Mrs. W. R. Sloan was the pleas- were HO cents and tho William months employed as city police- Mrs. nnd Albert Zimmerman ant hostess at a five table charged Taggart, Stanley has a with Simons, Mrs, Killion, Lentz, Kendrick bridge chit'" n 35 cents, but everywhere Smith and Harold Holmes. man, accepted position Mrs. Otts, Mrs. Bonett, Mrs. Skalf, recently returned from a few days' party on Wednesday evening ut e whole was furnished the E. P. & S. W. railway, ljtving Mrs. Mrs. on the Mora river. her home in honor ot Mrs. Ar- trip The Alfalfa Growers' association for El Paso. Snodgrass, Hammond, outing r; t charge. met on Saturday evening for a Monday Mrs. McNeil, Mrs. Cobble, Mrs. H. T. Irwin went to Mora Sun- thur Bradley and Miss Lucie Beck- were Mrs. M. A. Taylor left this week were 'he United States all special business session. A large Woolgnr, Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Kelly. day to attend a meeting of the er. Delightful refreshments home of for Raton, where she will woric ns Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. served at the closo of the gamea. .,. i the beautiful representation of the members assistant state auditor. Sullivan, Hudson, board of county commissioners, of V,: r .;. Mrs. Ed. Hawkins, where was present. Crawford, Mrs. Medley, Mrs. Qulnn, which he Is a member. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Becker were " Officials of Rebekah and -- and made a lodge Mrs. Misses Lena host and hostess at an Italian din .'d Holland Rev. J. 1). Terry preached at the a ot members will to Atkinson, Lentz, Rev. Mr. Massagee of Roy held Jueen Wilhelmina number gi Evelyn Miller, Hazel Crawford, ner party on Tuesday evening wlta r,hv fitting Methodist church on Sunday morn- Cuervo evening for installa- preaching services Saturday even- .nrone and vtewed a Dutch in tho absence of Rev. R. F. Friday Hnrtenso Medley and Alice Atkin and eve- a dozen of their relatives as gueift ' ing, tion of officers nt that place. ing and Sunday morning su- ..mill, and were served rye Davis. Rev.. R. R. son. school Baron J. V. Auriemrna acted as Coffee, pastor Miss Josephine Devor left last ning at Arkansas Valley chef of the vread sandwiches and hot cocoa. of the Christian f Ben Whitley left the past week house. pervising spaghetti to the su- church, preached week for a visit with her grand- for he dinner and it without From Holland all drove at the union services at the Meth- Gomez, Texas, where will ' goes saying of Mr. Mrs. mother In Indiana. visit several nnd on his re- Messrs. R. E. Hatton, Marvin that it was done burban home ;ind odist church on Sunday W. F weeks, re- right. and were ushered invo evening. Mrs. Klrby, Mrs. Neile turn home will Mrs. Slmms and William Saunders Miss Maurine Dobbs and Mas Claud Jones The Methodist, Presbyterian and Miss Loreen and bring Whitley from Santa Fe, a "tea room," by the re- Hauser, Hurley and Helen, who have turned Wednesday ter Fuhrman Dobbs of Grand Is- Japanese "General" Fierras, with the hat, and his aide, Angel Fuentes. Christian churches are holding Mrs. Elkins, who visited in Las daughter, where they spent several days. ceiving lady, who sat on the floor union services the hot been spending the past three land, Neb., are guests In the home head to the floor during Vegas last week, returned to the months with Mrs. Mrs. A. A. Dudley of Nolan was of their aunt, Mrs. li. L. Gaither. and bowed her Bruce former chief of the bureau of of the months nt tho Josii-hin- Whitley's par- Bielaski, investigation Sunday evening city Thursday. Miss e El ents In homo of Miss Mallow enter- as the people entered. Kveryone one preaching hour. and other relatives' In Texas. a guest Saturday the Jackie May on floor and department of justice, has identified "General" Fierras as of the kins remained for a visit with her T. W. on Kirk and family. tained the T. N.. T. club on Tues- was given a seat the The I. G. S. Medley left Monday her son, Dudley, were banana wafers and leaders of the Mexican bandits who kidnapped him recently. The Mex- P. club was enter aunt, Mrs. James Wrhltmore, and a several business to El E. J. Robinson and Cook Ely day evening. served tained Misses Mildred Vesta Mrs. Elkins has days' trip tea. The next country visited, was ican have that the kidnapping was engineered by by and family. accepted Paso. returned Saturday from Ocate, Mrs. J. R. Clark and children newspapers charged Fnseh nt their home on South a position in tho Kaufman dry of Zell England, nt the country home of to hinder for of the Mrs. Lilyhelle Harrison of Datll where they spent a couple days and Miss Lewis left on Wed- Bielaski plans recognition Obregon government Roselawn evenue Wednesday aft- goods house. Mrs. Klrby was en Is out f for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mueller, where ernoon. the guest of her parents hero, getting timber. nesday Topeka, Kan., for a The young ladles devoted tertained at dinner whllo in Las Ev-itt- s, all were ushered Into the throne Mr. nnd Mrs. Milo. Burlingame. It is reported that William two weeks' visit. Mrs. Clark will the afternoon to the pastime to Vegas by Mrs. C. H. Hunker. Mrs. In to room and bowed to King George Christ commenced revival services ard. The hostess served neblsco which Solemn Frances was Albu- until recently of the viclnlly accompany them back Belen. on their secret name alludes. Hunker and Mrs. Klrby were where he few Mrs. Frank Fischer of Belen and and Queen Mary their throne at tho band hall on Wednesday and grape fruit during a social were schoolmntes at Mo. querque the past week, iof Levy, was married a days From the throne room they were Dainty refreshments served Moberly, Mrs, underwent an operation on his to a In whose Baron Auriemrna, who has been evening with the Rev. John T. hour. to tho guests by the hostesses. The Kirby visited with Mrs. Rasas, ago girl Springer, escorted Into an English tea gar in of After a illness with tu- nose. name could not be learned. doing concert work for the Salva- were an Smith, evangelist, charge tho, lingering members who were present were: mother of Mrs. Hunker, anl Mrs, Professor nnd Mrs. Collier has been tion in New Mexico some den and given English services. berculosis W. H. Brali'y passed Misses I.orle Charles whom she knew fif and Mr. Otto Cabot, who Army ior a a and Davis, Beatrice Davis, Lewis, littlo son of N. M., were 111 the ii time, gave a most con- .walnut "favor" enjoyed Mists Mrs. way at his home on Saturday eve- Ar- - teen Quemado, seriously past week, Interesting Iva Duncan and sister, uiover, Adele Ohnemus. years ago. Goe-b- cl a drink of tea with wafers at 8:30 o'clock. Mr. Magdalena business visitors on slightly improved. His mother and cert on Thursday evening at Eva both of Okla., ning Braley rabelle Rogers and Misses Mrs. Earl and 1 The next visited was at Kahle, Cyril, sur- the George dl'lgn'ers, from arrive s hall in the Interest of Salva- country arrived here to Join their was 50 years ot age and is Frisrh. Miss Gertrude Gifford of Misses and Elo'se are va Monday. brother Chicago the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Tuesday chil- Gladys Tho Walter of and will some time tion Army work. A largo crowd Mr. and Mrs. L'. L. Dun- vived by his wife and four Roswell was a guest of the club. catloning In Colorndo So.lngs, vis Medley family Monday spend Wheeler, where each one was re- parents, who were all at his bedside Dog Springs ranch spent a portion here at the Cabot home. enjoyed the excellent program. can, who have been sojourning in dren, Miss Irene who itlng relatives. Mrs. Ceorgo and chil- Mrs. quired to present hi9 passport, when he died. The Sunday school Gage, has been of this week In town. Mrs. Edith Smith and two John Becker, Jr.," acted as Portales for several weeks. They attending school nt Las Vegas for daughters will be jolnel by Mr. re- and went ovef the international class and baseball club of which a Word has been received by dren of Emporia, Kan., who piano accompanist. Into old Mexico, which was all left Thursday overland by way several months, returned to Arte- - George later for car trio through from Professor and Mrs. came to visit Mrs. Louvla bridge Cloud-cro- ft children are members, sent friends cently, of the on the scenic sections of the state. the-hom- heavily by Mexican sol Roswell, Alnmogordo, sia Sunday for a visit with her who are at the normal at guests Sunday in Women candidates for of- guarded sight-seein- g beautiful floral tributes, ns did Mrs. Reller, Scott, wre public where were Mex nnd several mother. Mr. Fred Clayton of Al- Hannah Bonem Kohn left Mr. A. M. fice in 25 Missouri diers and there en to many friends. The funeral ser- for Las Vegas. They write thoy are of and Mrs. counlleb which lean men, women and children ev points in this state, route buquerque returned to Artesia with Sunday evening the California tho work and to will hold next their home in vices were held at the home on her. beaches to spend six wetK. Mis. enjoying xpect primaries month. erywhere. The first attraction was Cyril. 3:30 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Williams and Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Miss Kohn was joined In El Fiho by nn a Mexican fortune teller in a tent and were in charge of the liev. Rurnell Carroll was hostess her and from children returned Friday from a to tho members of aunt, Mrs. Fruedenstein, who will playing mandolin, J. F. Nix, pastor ot the Baptist her Sunday accompany her to Los for there they went into a Mexican eat camping and fishing trip in tho church. The were J. school class of the Methodist Angeles house where a Mexican woman Pecos valley, from Roswell to pallbearers cnureii at her home on the summer. lng F. Garmamy, F, T. McDonald, Friday aft Mrs. John A. Rich wa. hostess Bitting on the floor dispensed chill Carlsbad. J. R. J. ernoon. This class of voune In On Mr. and Eagle Henderson, Shock, dies Is to the Wednesday Bridge club at to everyone, and a woman by her Wednesday evening A. Falrley and Bascoin Howard, taught by Mrs. Joo Rich Bide out The Mrs., S. N. Hancock were hosts at the Hamilton home on Firt s'rset handed the crackers. all Woodmen of the World, of ards, ueiieious punch and enke last week. last country visited was Ireland, a delightful birthday dinner party mem- were served to Misses Lorle Da- In Mrs. which lodge Mr, Braley was a Charles Chenault. a TJcumcar-la- n at the spacious home of honor of Hancock's father, was in vis, Mildred Frisch, Leila S. W. ber. Burial the local Walker, In the days, stopped 24 ernOr and Mrs. W. E. Ltndscy, Robinson. The evening was Marian Walker, Beverly Klrkpat-rick- , early spent in social chat hours in tho city to visit with old where an Irish woman sitting at pleasantly by Gladys Cowan, Mattie Mae friends en route a little spinning wheel, on which the older people and the younger jncKsnn. from Kentucky, set had a where he hnd been vacationing, to wa a bunch of hackled flax and a jolly tlmo with different J ne Benefit "Aaron Slick games. Tho hosts served an elab- piny his home In Los Angles. Mr. spool of thread, spun from the flax From Punkin Crick" d two-eour- LAS VEGAS was present-o- Chencnuit left on No. 1 and also home pieces of the linen orate luncheon with nt the Monday ' High school auditorium evening. which many years ago was woven sherbet and cake for tho last on last eveninir course. Thursday fnr tl,o 'Attorney nnd Mrs. M. B. Kea-to- r, from the thread, the finished prod- held benefit of the Ladles' of Quarterly conference was heU The Rotary club its weekly Auxiliary Mrs. Meeker, Mrs. Martha uct of the flax. This represented hotel the Christian church. A au-o- n how at the Methodist church on Satur luncheon at the Castenada large and daughters and Miss the Irish people secured the A. B. a ) was present and with Rev. C. Friday. Dr. Leeds, a fair Margery Corn are in the Beco3 na- material for Khelr clothing and day evening the J. ot II. pave naticial gain ohtained. The cast to the children Jones in attendance, and on Sun- William Springer, tional forest near Mora camping proved interesting a short address. Dr. Leeds had Included such local talent as Meg-bee- n and fishing. Tho party will make especially, who asked many nues. day morning he filled the pulpit at convention on''smes Una Hutchlns as knew of that church. at tho Rotary and George, a three weeks stay seeing and en- tions, they nothing the was on his return j Benr, Misses Corinne Smith se A bnko sale was held at the of- - tho coast and and joying the scenic beauties of tho way the former generations to his home In Chickasha, Okla. l'vla Hawkins and Messrs. Fred altitudes. cured the material for their cloth- - Tlce of Rnseom Howard on featur ' higher Mr. Sisk, of Albuquerque, was an- oie, waiter Graham and John Mr. and Mrs. George Blldston After sight-seein- g and listen- day by the Sunday school class of ing. other guest and also spoke a few Llchnrds. The cabaret girls were will leave 15 to make their ing to selections with Miss Lillian girls taught by Mrs. J. C. Cun- Misses July ningham. A nice sum was words to the local Rotarians. Nlla Wingfleld, Velma home nt Ottawa, Kan. Mr. Blld-- . Bramlet at the plapo, accompanied realized Smith, Z.annldal stone Mr. with his clari- from the sale, which will go to Mrs. F. W. Nichols and her Virginia Attehery, has been employed at tht by Stephenson on tho west- Mann and Elizabeth Soloman. The Sands-Dorse- y for net. The people passed out onto ward making Improvements in the daughter are visiting Drug corqpany Methodist ern coast for several weeks. They hotel guests were Misses Helen! the past three years as pharma- the broad veranda where mint parsonage. some- P.rnce and Florence lemonade and wafers were served. Mrs. Frank Shaw and three chil are expected to return here Conner, Mrs. cist. After a six weeks' vacation dren left time during next week. Elrtredge Soloman and Messrs. on the farm with home folks, Mi. Then the crowd congregated on Wednesday for Alva, Noah Garrett. Claude Bildstone will a the specious grassy lawn electri- UKia., where they will visit tho Mrs. W. E. Kaser gave a delight- Garrett, accept position in mother of Mrs. at her home dur- Clarence StoMt and Luther Cara- Kansas. cally lighted and were entertained Shaw, Mrs. Shay, ful dancing party Tho was band. for the remainder of the summer. the week, when she enter way. piny directed by Mrs. Inez Carpenter and son. for an hour by the I'ortnles ing Miss Madge Shepard of Roswell Quintin, of Clovis are in At a late hour the people returned Mrs. Shaw will attend summer tained for her house guest Eliza- the city scnnol at Alva. beth of Wis.; Eliza and Mrs. Ruth L. Skeon. Miss Al- for a few days' visit with Mrs. to their homes from a delightful llerbst Sparta, ma Norton The around the world In six hours. The Rev. Dozler arrived here beth Lawrence, Raleigh, N. C; the played the piano. Carpenter's brother, Claud Voyles. trip Dun-lo- p such success Ira of " B. Timmons of from New York, where ho has Misses Mildred and Eleanor play proved a that Massey, formerly thlo Prof. Pryor Car-rizo- been of R. and Miss the management has made ar- place, came in Tuesday from Clarksburg, Ohio, arrived in Por- attending school, to Join his Providence, I., to a is wire, son and who were Miller. rangements present the play In for visit with his sister tales on Wednesday and the daughter, Marjorle Hone, N. M., on and Mrs. of Mrs. Rhoda John- called here from Tennessee on ac- R. M. and Miss Friday night. family, Demp Willis. house guest Mrs. Johnson Elaborate plans are made son and sister. Miss Mary West, count of the serious illness of Mrs. Irma Gortner arrived hete Wed being Dozier's mother. by Walnut camp, W. O. W., for also previously from Ohio. Profes- After 14 venr nesday from Goshen. Ind., for a the sor is known over of work as missionaries in with Mr. Mrs. V'"illiam big meeting at Artesia this Timmons widely Japan visit and week, at which of visi- New Mexico, as he first lived for the Iinziers arrived here last sum- Gortner. hundreds HOPE mer for a rest of one vtev tors from Hope. Carlsbad. Dexter several months in Roswell, after vrar. Mrs. Charles Tamme ard daugh- and Roswell uni- Dozler preached at are expected. The which he entered the normal the Baptist ter. Miss Emma, gave tl.e third of team from - church on Sunday to a ca- degree Carlsbad and an Mr. Ira Hannah, of the Rod- versity at' Las Vegas and from this evening a series of parties at their home orchestra will be school in 1913. For pacity house. The Rev llnVio features of the den studio, was called by telegram he graduated, wife on North Sixth street on Monday program. A large class of candi- to where his two years he was principal of the and children, accompanied by afternoon. Farweil, Texas, dates will be initiated. brother Is quite ill. s Portales High school and at the iiiu Nioincr, jurs. wirkc, will sail Mr. and Mrs. C. W, G. Ward, 50 end of that time he entered the tor Japan again in August to re- Mr. and Mrs. Deyton Recer were Mr. Jack, Powers and father. iMmQimaom sume Mr. and Mrs. Roy Prentio, Jlr.i Dr. are state at Albuquerque, their mlsslonnrw w.irl Mr. and host and hostess to the Senior Homer Powers,' spending a university Miss Alice and Mrs. George Fleming, few In Santa Fe from which institution he gradu Richards, sister of Mrs. Chester Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Toung Peoples' union at days attending Iden, their homo on A to business. With fresh ated In 1917. After his g.adua jiev. j. j. luehnrds. pastor of Clarence Iden, Mrs. Anna Holt and Friday evening. fruits on a hot ma en-J- The held tion from the university he was Methodist church, nr a large number were present to Epworth League Its - t iivt-- Waltcr'Burns had picnic supper social at day of schools at San caiuroay irom Florida and this affair. Games were play- monthly the country home superintendent oe at Romeroville Saturday. Mrs. Tobe 75 Marcial for one year, from whtr in a guest In the Richards' ed upon th lawn until a late of May. About of homo for Mrs. T. A. Merrifleld left during the peoplA of town he was called to Ohio on account several weeks Los where hour, after which the guests were young the went ' The the week for Angeles, invited Into out and enjoyed the Re- No other food has such an on a hot of the illness of his father, and Missionary society of the she will some time visiting the house, where other evening, appeal spend Dell-clo- freshments of cream has since remnlned in that state Baptist church was entertain friends. amusements were entered. and cake t Thursday afternoon Ice cream and were were served. day as Kellogg's Corn Flakes They win ; with his parents. For the past by Mrs. Sam- Mrs. Von Brleson cake ' uel Scay nt her homo on and her daugh- served to 'following Mrs. Cecil Coates has as her four years he has been connected Colorado ter, Elsie, left during the week for the guests: fickle folks! school at Clarks- street. Devotional was led the Mrs. Harvey Widney, Misses Solo- guests her mother and sister ol appetites, they satisfy hungry with the high by California and the Grand Canyon. Fort Texas. burg, Ohio. Professor TImmon3 president, Mrs. N. F. Wollard. Knh- - are and of Mrs. man, Effle Glover, Mary Lillian Worth, but are delicious in their Ject of lesson was They mother sister Tlnle Mr. and Mrs. Harelson. recent And, my, they crisp feels as though he belongs to New "Brazil," and Walter E. Kaser of this city. Rogers, MoPherson, Nola Mexico. talks were made Naylor, Lillian Meadows, Alice ly of Hope, now of Artesia, spent crunchiness and wonderful flavor! interesting by City Clerk Walter G. Benjamin the with Mrs. Harelson's ' The Church of Mesdamcs Heath, Jones and How-- is in the of Dunn, Mary Alice James, Maggie day par acting capacity money Mollis, ents, Mr. ana Mrs. Harwell. from uo on in i'auime Bullock. Kvelvn extra-summe- taker speeders and Rullock. Nellie Mae Sunday morning a verv effec 'As an r, taste eat the absence of Judge Stewart, who Horne, Lorena thrill, Mansell, Virginia Attebery and tive scene was enacted at the has gone to Newton, Kan., to Join Messrs. Methodist church. The Kellogg's with bananas or the luscious sum- - his wife and who are vis Fred Cole, Lewis Cole. pastor, daughter Harvey Klopfensteln. Howard Pri-- Rev. Z. B. Moon, preached his first iting there. sermon since his recent illness mer fruit now in season. Such a diet is not . Mr. and Mrs. Morton Howell are vitt, William Meadows, Hagen Mc- - and Caw, Herman Cole and Charles operation. When he stepped in here to spend a short time visiting side the church door only ideal from a health standpoint, but it is relatives. Adams. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Shen during the ard and son, Hallam, Misses Glb-bo- aunaay scnooi nour, a loud ap- and Attorneys Ward, Hedgcoek and plause every one In refreshing cooling enjoyable beyond Aekren have law offices in and Burnett and many other greeted hin, opened Kosweil were In the house was either clanDine. words. Mora. The lawyers take turns In people Artesia on last . to waving handkerchiefs or their n office Thursday evening attend stomping visiting the play at the school ieet. it was a lining demonstra- during the week. High tion of the love felt the Eat Corn Flakes be-- ' The Las Junior by people Kellogg's liberally Vegas military Sunrise Ttebekah 9 of the tdwn for this band celebrated their of lodge, No. great and cause the children' winning Artesia No. 1 1, good man. they digest "easily. Let the first In the contest held ajad lodge I. O. O. F. prize met at the Odd Fellows' hall on Mr. and Mrs. Theo Murohv r 40090 here during the reunion, Friday spending their vacation Dick- have all they want. All will be better for a . was last Friday evpnlng,for a Joint in inj evening. The affair a dinner of officers. A ens, Texas, relatives. TOASTED In and was stallatlon fair crowd visiting diet and free from headaches and the city hall, arranged of the members of the two fra Mr. George Gage and famliv lighter by the parents of the children. The was have moved from Artesia to make band Is directed Robert ternal orders present. Punch C0RM sluggish drowsiness. by Kaspar. and cake were served their home In Hope. ' Mrs. Maurice arrived by the ladles. i Danzlger The officers of the I, O, o. F. who Mrs. Lou Fletcher has as her V from Los In the - Delicious md Angeles early were installed are R. L. guest her father,- Dr. Homer Pow FLAKES j j! Refreshing ,; where she had been visit- Paris, no or week, me grand: Herman Jones, vice ers, Fort Stockton, Texas. Insist ing. At a recent election held here to Upon KeUogg'a W. G. United com- grand; Edward Stone, secretary 9 Corn Flake in the Ogle, States Luther Rlrteout, Austin decide whether or not Hope was missioner, was quietly married on treasurer; to maintain a local RED and GREEN Brown, warden; Ed. Gray, conduc- pool hall, the bears the Monday evening, surprising his tor: Dr. E. E. Mathes, churches won by a majority of 13. package that friends. Miss Kathleen An- chaplain. The of W. K. many Atnei Martin, past noble grand pool hall had a town license signature drew was the young lady. The Victor R. S. N. however, until the first of Kellogg, originator of Reverend Mills cer Buel, G., and Jack July, performed the It, 8. N. O. The new offi at which time It was closed and Corn Flakes. None are which was witnessed only nastle, the emony, cers or the Rebekah lodge are tables'moved to Loving, N. M WD genuine without itl by the immediate families. Mr Mrs. Mary Abbott, noble Mr. Bud Low will have charge ot nnd Mrs. Ogle left for Colorado grand; the hall at .virs. yviu-e- jon, pasi noDie grand; pool that place. Springs for a trip of several weeks. Mrs. Beulah Jones, vice Mr. J. C. Hlbbard Is quite 111 at Chautauqua fans are In their wme girand; his home in the west of town enter Mrs. wingneld, secretary; part glory this week. The big iwrs. Mrs. There Is little hope for his recov- on and jvenie uogaeu, treasurer: . talnment began Tuesday Nellie Stchwaln, warden; Mrs. Es ery. CORNFLAKES will on until News continue through sie Soloman, conductor, ,and Mrs, from J. W. Reef and wife Monday evening. The program: slate that they are cool Clara Wilson, chaplain. spending tho AI sulttri of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLESnJ KELLOGG'S BRAN, cookid VnmhUi are splendid, the auditorium Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Walk.r and summer with their eon, Nonis In ,ti nnd the audience enthusiastic. The left week Marshall, Mo. Mrs. R,ecd is at- Is Emerson family this for their new superintendent. Nye, home In Mollne, L. They have tending summer school 'at that been residents of Artesia for place, preparing for her fall work many In Want Ads Bring Quick Results years. the schools here, . " ..,' ' 1922. July 14, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL! Paste Seven". 1 CHINESE GENERAL gel came in this week from Cedar here with a few Hot Springs baths for several days. The wedding of Point. on the side as an excuse for pro- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace marked STATE COLLEGE Normal I the RULER OF CANTON HAGERMAN At a meeting of the school board University HOT SPRINGS longing their stay. culmination of a courtship that I. Monday evening, Miss Ealen Wal- I Last week Mrs. Una Slater and has been watched with Interest for ters was hired to teach the second Mr. Frank Wallace slipped across more than a a cir- The Ladles' Aid society of the year by large The girls of the Junior church and third grades of the Veens-Mr- s. Mesllla town to home of Mr. Mtb. cle of friends Mesllla church Hagerman las Miss Mary E, Klrwan of the and and who unite with I'ark Presbyterian went out to the W. F. Philips farm schools. This vacancy was caus- Nellie Hauser, county su- Park has returned to her duties of W. A. Graham and were quietly enthusiasm In 'wishing the happy gave an ice cream social on the on Cottonwood Row ed Miss West Mr. McCiana-han- . Mon- Wednesday by Beryl accepting perintendent of schools for Quay secretary at the A. and M. college married by the Rev. couple a long snd happy married lawn of the girls' dormitory A evening and enjoyed a picnic sup- a position In the Dexter schools. county, was a visitor at the nor- after a visit with friends here and The affair was kept secret life. day evening for the purpose of f eR i i and a slumber Miss McWhorter came ex- per party. They in Friday mal this week. She addressed the enjoying the Fourth of July cele- raisins funds to defray the re- from Oklahoma com- had a merry time until their for an extended student body Tuesday morning at bration. penses of the church for the home visit at ex- cream turn Thursday morning. the litobaugh home. assembly time. Mrs. Hauser Mrs. Cecil Phillips has been quite ing year. Ice and cake The C. H. Hanson family, the The Girl Scouts hiked to the Fe- pressed great for tho ill for several but Is able to were eve-nin- g. appreciation days, served throughout the W. E. Bowen family and the N. S lix swimming pool evening work of tho normal in com- be about California Health - Friday and again. Hotels, West family were among the num- and enjoyed- a swimming party. A menting upon educational condi- Mr. and Mrs. John Formwalt, The Reverend Ira H. McCly-rhond- s. ber who recently have enjoyed a plcnlo supper completed the en- tions in general, contributed much with their two little Mar-Jor- ie daughters, Mrs. McClymonds, rt fishing and camping trip at Lake-wood- .' joyment of the evening. Sixteen of the success of rural school work motored over from Silver City to and Summer Resorts McClymonds and Misses Val-ih- a 4rvV3 were present. The Girl Scouts in her county to the consolidation their old in Hot Read and Kffle Bell left riti help neighbors tho Announcements of California's Famous notels, Health Monday Nathan Haines passed away Sat- have planned to go to the King method as sponsored by Mr. Wag- Springs celebrate the Fourth. Mr. Beach and Mountain Resorts and Solve for Qlenwood, N. M., 11 ranch next and return Sat- ner "That Outing Problem".' morning urday at o'clock a. m. at his Friday while state superintendent. and Mrs. Formwalt formerly lived Literature anil Full Information by where the week at a Mrs. her-en- d Writing Direct, or at Free Infor they spent home in West Hagerman. Mr. urday. Mauser's standing In her own "Johnnie" came over to .....m.i, iiiii. u.i m, oi mo New Mexico mis- Form-wa- imirt aiorning .innrnnl. meeting of the Haines was nearly 00 years old. Miss Helen Curry, the eldest county was roundly attested by a ride in the races While Mrs. it sionary board, which is establis- He had been feeble for some time, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C, F. series of organized cheers from the visited old friends and in- hes a church In that neighborhood. but was able to be about until the Curry, writes h.ome that she and 70 or 80 Quay county teachers In troduced their two beautiful lit- Mrs. McClymonds and Miss Bell latter part of the week. Mr. Halncs her companion are enjoying their attendance here. It is understood1 tle girls who h&ve been added to King Edward Hotel 'will have charge of the singing It been a resident Of trip. Miss Curry, who is one of that Mrs. Hauser is to be dem- the since had Hagerman the family leaving this place. during the camp meeting. for some time. He was a member the teachers of New Mexico, Is ocratic nominee for her present Mr. and Mrs. Hal Herring were Fifth Near Main, Los Misses Marjorle and Bunnle of the A. F. & A. M. of Hagerman. taking an auto trip with several offlee in the coming election. visitors at the celebration the third Angeles Watson of her teacher friends. will and Miss Verge Harris are Besides a wife, there are several They The summer Chautauqua opened and fourth, from Falrvlew. A Room a on grand-childre- n be- visit Yellowstone and Bath for a a vacation trip to the Elephant children and nntlonal park, In the Ilfeld auditorium Tuesday Lloyd Wallace, who has been I, Butte dam this week. reaved by his death. The body Niagara Falls and other eastern afternoon. 111 for two weeks, Is much better Dollar and a Half. Jerome A. Mansfield of Albu- was sent Monday to the old home points and return to New Mexico Dr. Ralnh .Tnlinsnn and will soon be about again. via New Orleans. Mn.Mnlltit in querque is here this week visiting In Iowa. A daughter, Mrs. Floto, 'clinical col- - Mrs. W. A. Graham won the la- Rates to with Messrs. O. psychology at Girard dles' race $1.50. $3.00 James Wayne and accompanied the body. iukw, is IMormal the Fourth. This is the j Jeff at the college .rniiaaeipnia, the second Mrs. Graham room Addington - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wlmberly university's special lecturer this triumph has Every a cool outside room dairy. came from Texas, where week. Dr. Johnson won over her fair competitors in Mrs. "red went as Friday lectured to a foot E. Coy chap- they have been visiting relatives students and the on "Her- race in Hot Springs. eron wltlr a of from RAMAH publio - Broncho had to party girls If since their marriage on Saturday, edity" Monday evening and has riding be omitted Mesllla Park and the I from the western events surrounding An July 8, at Lubbock, Texas. Mrs. been meeting special clasffcs and sports of community to a camping trip in Wlmberly was Miss Ola groups from the celebration on account of the Boladad formerly Clare T. the departments of on canyon in the Organ White, who taught in the Hager- Smith was taken sick psychology and of education all stock the ranges being in such (MmMEBRYSOE mountains this week. The party man schools last winter. Mr. Wlm- several days ago. Ho was taken bad shape, ranchmen could not A MODKRN Al'ART.MKNT HOTEL to during the week, delivering in all are having the best of times and berly Is also a teacher, had Gallup, but the doctors there some 15 addresses. furnish anlfnals In suitable condi- VfcEaLvetsiivSJSfvO in Exclusive Residential District, within an r.aS water is having were unable to tion. of bualneM and center. report that plentiful in charge of the agricultural and do anything for The list of summer rai.ia:.a:ar.L hupping that canyon. him. He was then taken to Albu- graduates is W. A. Sheppard and of manual training department of the now being in the dean's family Mtli errlce Commlieexr 0tre.ee. The boys in camp at Mesllla Hogermnn schools. Mr. and Mrs. querque, where he Is doing very office prepared Hermosa enjoyed the patriotic Park in the Scout in now. and will be readv for pub- sports here Boy camp - will reside and nicely the Fourth. Mr. Shep- 4.- Wlmberly here lication next week. There will the Qfgan mountains at Dripping Mr. will divide his time No rain has fallen In Ramah pard was among the few that could Wlmberly probably be some 35 graduates furnish Springs returned to the valley yes- teaching the vocational subjects In during tho past summer. Tho irom the a fat beef for the barbecue. tired but Is college department. Mr. J. A. Bullen Is terday evening happy, both the Hagerman and Dexter ground very dry. No crops Summer commencement will authority for from their two weeks' outing with schools. would have been made had it not the statement that there were only the other of Las Gen. Chen Chiung Ming. take place on the 25th, 26th and three boys Cruces and Hagerman people have been in- Deen ror tne reservoir which fur- 27th. The first of fat beeves on the river El Paso. Rod Medellln obtained nished water thp Atn i. and he purchased two of them Gen. Chen Chiung Ming, formei terested in the announcement of for irrigation. for the summer which now for seven merit badges while at the the of A play, is the barbecue dinner. adherent of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, hai marriage Miss Hazel Jones celebration was hold in Ra- in rehearsal under Prof. E. V. camp and the other boys who of Roswell and Max of 4. R. P. Pankey, Earnest Mathews, "California's Vacation Resort." in Grossman mah July A lares crowd whs Scott. The is a comely-dram- a MlBMiHlI'rpinlcr second-clas- seized the reins of play were tenderfeet became s government Silver Mrs. Grossman came in town. the Diamond A's, and W. A. Shep- The wonder city of the Southland. 40 minutes to Los Scouts. Canton and driven out his formei City. Two good dances were "The Ulster," and Is said lo be were Only Angeles. to Hagerman when a small child held at the Lambson hall. an excellent pard the only ranchers Cool summer climate. Offors all diversions Including surf and Las Cruces not to chief. He favora a reassembly oi A good and amusing bill. able to find animals plunge Boy Scouts, and lived here until a fow years time was enjoyed- - by all. A base- suitable for bathing, fishing, boating, motoring, etc. Gigantic pleasure piers. Horns be outdone the Mesllla the old Chinese Announcement was made Wed- din- of , million-dolla- r by Park parliament. ago, when she went with her par- ball game was played between slaughtering for the barbecue the celebrated Hotel Virginia. Accommodations to bunch, who have three first class Mr. and A. C. nesday by the state department ner the Fourth. There were a suit all classes. Beach Is one ents, Mrs. Jones, Ramah and Blackrock, the score at Banta Pe that the Long of the fastest growing Industrial and a merit badge scout, had three to Clovls. Later moved 11 to 7 last group of number offered conditionally centers on the coast; also a beautiful the family being in favor of Ramah. state teachers' examinations could not tat residential city. Write for liter- promoted to the ranks of first Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Strick- to Roswell, where the bride grad- A will be delivered because the ature and full information. In class and one of obtained celebration is being planned bo held July 21, instead of at animals were not in k these a land, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. France uated from the high school in this for the 24th close the condition. merit badge. The Las Cruces and Mr. and Mrs. Evan tarroon of July, such as bron- of the term as originally in- Mr. and Mrs. Chittenden CHAMBER OF COMMERCE year's class. Mr. and Mrs. Gross- cho busting, goat horse tended. Ralph Chamber of Commerce has Ruldoso roping, were among the visitors Falr-le- w IiOng J Joen motored to last Saturday man will reside at Silver City. racing, etc. Also a from Bcacli, California ) backing the Scout movement" and for a Professors Van fair this fall. Col. Jose D. Sena was over from and the welcome tid- Is camping trip. Roy Arsdol, of the First A daughter was born to Mr. and Santa brought ...it hoped that the Boy Scout or White, Strickland and Franco re- National bank, has a Mrs. Fe several days this week ings that there had been two good ganlzatlon will be and purchased Elvadora Bond of Ilamah attending to official business rains In that section. enlarged. Plana turned Monday the rest of the new roadster. Sunday, 9. of Cable are being made by O. o. Everman, party will spend the rest of the Mr. and Mrs. Hanna children July the board of regents. Mr. Ama- C. W. Rouse of Cabollo contrib- Apartments Scout executive and The first crop of alfalfa is also uted two in charge of the month at Ruldoso. and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. West and being dor, of Banta Fe, was here goats to the patrlotlo 1040 ghetto Street, Urn Angeles. El Paso put up In Ramah. The alfalfa several In California. council of the Boy Scouts Alvln C. Leonard of Silver children returned from a lS days the interests of a feast, but the balance of the goat of City, Friday Crop not VerV. rond nn annnnnl moat fllith Street Car to Union. Slrtele America, to unite the Mesllla Nf. M was at the vis- week's camping in the moun- scholarship plan he and other and all the muttons were and Park and Las Cruces college todiy trip of the dry weather. prominent New double apartmenta. Three blocks from " troops into friends. Mr. Leonard was tains near Pine Lodge. Mexicans are spon- purchased by the executive com- Westlake Park. Phone one and affiliate them with iting soring. mittee. Wllehlre 4710. the El here last fall taking training under Mrs. A. Clark entertained sev- E. C. WARN AS, Manacer. Paso council of the Boy Scouts. the of United eral young ladles st a dinner CATTLE Superintendent J. M. Helm of Montlcello was well The last of auspices the Slates party GROWERS TO Santa Itosa here the nitrint the second set of veteran bureau. Friday In honor of Miss Iva Has-kln- s spent several days third and fourth and Boy Scouts returned from the of Iowa, who is a at BE ENTERTAINED IN here during the past week. among the visitors we met from HOTEL MOTOR INN camp at Andrew Bower, who is working guest the Tho were Dripping Springs yester- fer the state extension has home of her sister, Mrs. Van Ars- STYLE Sigma Bigma Sigma soror-"- y inro Mr. and Mrs. John FOR THB AUTOMOBILE day and the Campfire girls from service, dol. AT CRUCES Is planning? a benefit picture Sullivan. TOURIST and TRAVELER Las Cruces been ill at hia room this week. He show with The flu Free ftnie. free eommnnltr Wlehm Ui4 all and El Paso are in those who speolal entertainment muslo for th Ine expects to be out by WeJneaday. Among motored to (Special to features third limn .uupletelj equipped an4 aewly camp at Dripping Springs now. Roswell the latter of week Correspondence The Journal.) on the 17th and 18th of and fourth was furnished ITol and ertd water tn each nan. The Mr. and Mrs. L. Lantow part tho Las N. M., 13. a by to wtttt extra water situation at John were Cruces, July July. quintet band from , tl.M wtuujul n bath, ire s Dripping Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Juarez, Mex rtutnre for Springs-i- and little son are the va- Alter, Preliminary plans are beinor made Mr. and was j Atrro Rtn MlPTs All Tejus.i)l toe parenu. tile Whittle Bd bad this year and all spending Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William- Ernest Blood of the South- pronounced of fermerly Lea AAfelfla. Beet oa the cation at Ruldoso, N. M. Ehret, by officers of the chamber of com west Bulck excellence surpassing Stephen Am, drinking water is being hauled son, Aubrey Evans, Clyde Zim- company has offered a by the dancers. ;u st. lbne Bmle M. from Las Cruces to the The Dean W. nnd merce, the farm bureau and the prize of JlO to the as careful an estlmnto camp. Bloodgood, family merman, Clarenca Prlchard and New Mexico normal student reservoir at the camp has become left last week for a camping Vedder Brown. college of agrlcuture suggesting the best of four ble placed the number of trip and mechanic arts for the enter slogan who people dry and the rain has not fallen In the Kingston country. Mrs. Anderson has returned from words or less for Las Vegas. ate dinner under the big ar- there for weeks. on S. tainment of officers and delegates It. R. Larkln. bor This makes the The siding the A. T. & F. a visit to relatives in Iowa. or woll knn. the Fourth at 2,000, represent- camping hard work, but the railroad at Mesllla N. M., the Cattle and Horse Growers man for Ginn & Co.. - ing almost boys Park, Mr. and Mrs. Lockhead motor- association of New which has estab- every section from the and girls so far have seemed to has been, at both ends. Mexico, usnea an exniMt of Pecos to Al- enlarged ed to Carlsbad and spent the week will have Its fall in Las text books in Arizona, and from enjoy it greatly. On the South end the siding has end with friends. meeting the main hallway at Springer hall. buquerque to El Paso. The Eastern Star gave a shower been built to the Cruces and at State College next The Normnl Athw,'., Jir. and Mrs. Genrir Rtouin. EUROPEAN PLAN Miss nearly driinngo Mrs. I. N. Morris is the guest of September or October. .n.i.., i. The Journal is for Edna Aileen Smith at her canal south of Mesllla Park an'I her son, Sam cleared between $250 and $300 ast Wednesday for their home Rates Per Day: Slntle. Dnnble. home Morris, 'this week. Dr. H. L. Kent, of the Roome SO at the college. Wednesday. is being lengthened to above the Mr. Morris is president jrom me concession sales handled in Socorro after a visit of three 100 SI. IZ.00 exclusive Resort Miss Smith is to be to in of freight agent at the state college, has written to Hugo by its memBers weeks loo Rooms t.on e.n-- s no married Mr. crossing front the office of A T. & S. cow- among old I.60-S.S- 0 8.00-4.0- William F. depot. Hodge, of silver City, of during the acquaintances 900 Rooms, toilet.. 0 Bennett Foster of Dr. G. W. R. Smith. The president boys reunion. fnnnl. HTill. i t.SO-4.0- 3.00-7.U- Raton, railroad Arley Brock is now stationed at the to Miss j 400 Ilonme. batlt. .. 0 0 Medium of New N. M., on August 23. Mt Smith is a passing Me- association, and Berths charge of the making point at Greenfield as station agent of the Benson, of Albuquerque, project. tand. Mr. Poster are both former sllla Park, as well as better sid- S. secretary, iuiss Mina a TWEJJTX CORNER SUITES. Mexico A., T. F. railroad. that the college people are to Garrett, well known ..... students of facilities. ready normal alumni -- Be the college. Mr. Fos- ing Miss Pauline Denning the Join with the association the mil..v. ianfnj uan- - Careful What You Slnrle 15.00 to M M ter with the claad ..f spent and sense, has ,wlulcu r to graduated latter part of the week visiting at chamber and farm bureau in pre- accepted a position as Double 17.00 $8.04 121. Miss Smith has been con- The of California anmsiani instructor in wash Your Hair With nected University is the home of Miss Margaret Wlm- parations for the meeting, which the famous with the state extemion ser- to have the . first exclu- to Sun- Denlshawn school of In Free Auto Busses Meet All vice for the "campus berly, returning her home gives promise of being attended by Los dancing Most past three years. sively for women to be established day. growers from various of New Angeles. soaps and prepared sham- Mrs. C. parts This Saturdnv'a i Captain and E. White,' on the Pacific slope. Miss Lucy Collins and Miss Ca- - Mexico. - a. poos contain too much alkali, Trains. be to Starvation peak near the which Is very injurious, as it dries Santa Fe Trail the scalp and makes -- - - highway between the hair X , ri -- - - here and Glorieta. brittle. . Next week's snoM.T. ,.Th,8 J!?'st thlnar to us Mul-slfi- be Dr. i....i.v,,uii;r will J. W, Searson of the Unl-versi- Cocoanut Oil Shampoo for of Nebraska. Dr. this is pure and s. Is Searson entirely grease-les- well known in New Mexico, hav- It's very cheap and beats The Coolest, Cleanest, ing on anything else all to appeared various educa- can pieces. You tional platforms throughout the get Mulslfied at any drug Smoothest to Travel state. store, and a few ounces will last way Pryor H. Tlmmons, 'U, former- the whole family for months. To the amount of from ly or three get greatest enjoyment superintendent of the San Mar-ci- al 'easpoonfuls of to include a sea schools and also at one Mulslfied in a cup or with your trip California, delightful time a little warm glass on these principal of the Portales High water is all that voyage celebrated steamships: school, was here a few is required. It makes an abund- days ago ance on a visit from his present home of rich, creamy lather, in - cleanses New Holland,- Ohio. Tim-mo- thoroughly, Mr. out and rinses is a graduate of the U. N. M easily. The hair dries quickly at Albuquerque. and evenly, and is soft, fresh San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego looking, bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens Wonderful meals and service luxurious quar- snd takes out m I every particle of ters dancing special ballroom and other SOCORRO dust, dirt and dandruff. Be sure these and the cool breezes of the your druggist gives pastimes i you Mulslfied. Pacific are yours to enjoy. Misses Harriet Eu- Tickets, one way and round trip, msy be routed U A. 8. 8. Co. Herkenhoff, between San Franoiseo and Los Angeles. Same fare as ill nice Herkenhoff, Virginia Elizabeth Smiley, rail. Meala and berth extra. Terry and Elizabeth Ask your local K. H. Ticket Agent, or write for folder. Nickolas left Tuesday for Water canyon for a stay of several days. Los Co. Mrs. Cony Brown and children Angeles Steamship are guests of Mrs. c. T. Brown. R. V. Crowder, Q.R.A. Mrs. J. J. Leeson is in California tun. 633 Market St., San Francises visltingr her Mrs. v' A cuu R. F. Cullen, D.P.A. daughter, George bercutoais can be Wheelock. heeled in si climate 617 8o. Los bf THB INHALANT METHOD. Reeults Sprlna St., Angeles Mrs. H. R. Harris Sat- era n.ilnn.aM. . returned Im i.!..u.i ii.ruugiari urday from El Paso, where she adareei THO INHALANT METHOD CO.. visited her daughter, Mrs. Mor- euue union league Bias Key No. row. It, Los Anceles, Calif, nHlS COMPANY, LIKE TtfOUSAtfBS 6$ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Enlow'were In Magdalena Tuesday. others, sells a large part of its to Til MM T I.... a products age wera in town Wednesday. users direct J. O. Norrla returned Wednes- the through its own service stations. day from a business trip to Chi- - There could be no question in trie event of dissatis- Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hammel of Sprlngerville, Ariz., came Sunday faction as to for a visit with relatives here. where the blame would belong. And ';ame8-- a Pltch returned home : ,n Vow El Mail we realize that the for it would not be Paso. r want M penalty Buridy Gray went to Albuquer-- que Sunday for a stay of several long withheld. To more than the flnvm satisfy motoring Mrs Louise 'Martin will and the NRtiiM.w , , ; GET QUICK AND SURE RESULTS public to grow by serving theseWe the aims week. Owlnir in fhrt.i.i.... tile hOtf hnm maqf of The Continental Oil Our ?n.,.th? ?uest-- 'r the evening Company. service of the afternoon, as is No matter what you want to buy, sell, rent or trade, write your want with this club. includes free drainage of crank-case- s. Ask the ad on this blank, tear out and mail to The Morning Journal, Albu- m with t ?"!on - " mi. ana Mrs. querque, New Mexico. attendant "tou u nostessea, at the .."V'r.V- home of Mrs. Smiley. MlMM rA..i ana Name . r,. Classification i Vmrto Ji "m" Melissa v.t...rw.. - Street . Number a...-- i wDouo,ia iaui,, are of Days..... CONOCO POLARINE kt ra. u. Postoffice . The Balanced Gasoline Evergreen ranch. j. Morris, ...... Amount Enclosed...... "., The Perfect Motor Oil mrn. Tlnnln is aufferlng ...... , . .. . GARGOYLE MOBILOILS 1ort Mar- - Merle "cu""i nerricK and Ervin spent Tuesday and Conoco Wednesday in Water t Buy Coupon Boo$. They tone Urn and bother making canyon. f change. They art food at any Continental Service Station. ni.??,en H1It0" as nstM ihL h wa" THE CONTINENTAL Z. featly enjoyed by 0n (1) eent Pcr wonS for ch " OIL COMPANY 80U.vKep crowd- - Punch was Classified Advrrtlnempnt Bolt (A Colorado every insertion, cash with Corporation) Th7..VrU5hcut th No advertisement less than 15c Each Inltisl and of order.as one Butt DENVER were '"ing group figures to count Ptteblo Rm??P,8.enl Ml8s Virginia word. Advertisers must furnish own addresses or supply stamps for forwarding Cheyenne Great Fall SIS! labeth Terry, Genevieve mail. Ph'l'lPPs. Marie Albuquerque Salt Lake City rwA,mIsabella Speare, Pauline Jackson, Eunice -- erkenhoff and Messrs . Prancla. Butler. Owen Largest Circulation Prints three times the number of Want Ads of J?nton' Sanborn Nicholas, Any Other Paper in This Territory Gets Best Results , Frank Fowl, Florentino Baca, Harold Roger, Donald. Wilson, Frank Cfiambon, Mr. Jerry Girard, aggggffu'ju.' . - - 5--J and Mra. McGlnnla, Page Eight. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAJJ JalT-1- 4, 1922. American people have proved that across the seasas concerned. Revival of export bus Tin Quiet. Spot and futures, could be established a nation In which men should iness tended further to lift values, $31.00. Albuquerque Corning Journal Iron rule themselves and in which the only divine Bedtime and there were Indications, too. of Steady, prices unchanged, AN INDEPENDENT right Stories THE MARKETS demand from lyead Steady. $5.70 5.75. NEWSPAPEIl should be the divine right of men to live their Uvea enlarged domestic Spot, Published Bv millers. Seaboard estimates of ex Zinc Firm, East St. Louis spot FOR SALE JOVR.AL PUBLJSIU.NO COMPANY in peace and happiness. Quickly thereafter the For Little Ones port buying of wheat put the total and nearby delivery, $5.70. Ranches SIDNEY M. 1 $5.00 5.25. tbren-fourtli- WEIL. D. A. MACPHERSON. people of France Inspired by this example, proved By Howard B. G&rla. (By The AMucluted Fkm.) at ,00U,U0O bushels, including Antimony Spot, FUH bALh: A email ranch, a President. ' a can live 500,000 bushels of domestic wheat Foreign bar silver, 70c. mile of bridge; modern houa. Secretary that free people at the very gates of Mexican 53 c. J. James. IX A. MACPHERSON. .." ...Business 1921. by McClurs sold to France. dollars. Manager tyranny. Copyright. FINANCIAL ROBEHTS-TURNE- 218 SIDNEY M. WEIL. .Publisher Nwipaper Syndicate, Corn and oats went up In value company, West Independence day and Bastlle day might well be with wheat. It was said that be Kansas City Produce. Gold, have established a special land Wall Street. tween 600,000 and 700,000 bushels Kansas City, July 13. Butter, dPHrtment. s. C. J. ANDERSON 111. observed by the froe peoples of all lands as the sym- VXC'LE WICiGILY AND THE Marquette Bldg., Chicago, Now York, 13. of corn had been taken for eggs and unchanged. FOR SALE We have 'some splendid bols of liberation. PAPA KOB1N. July The stock Europe poultry in JiJhJll:l9E-lL.- B' St.. New York their market was deliveries of lard, 1,000,000 prepositloni suburban ranches and Big Roberts-Turn- second-clas- s irregular and unsettled acres Company. Entered as matter at the postnffice exclaimed in pounds, checked buying of provi- New York Cotton. of N. "Hark! suddenly spots today despite new factors 13. fu- FCR SALE Ranch of thirty-tw- o acrev Albuquerque. M.. and entry In Santa N. Of ohm-nit- a sions. New York, July Cotton Fe. one as he sat on an Cncniirflclnfir r.v.4Ap twenty-tw- o acres of It ranch- M., pending, under . ct of Congress of March 17. Wiggily day, Closing prices: tures closed steady. July, $22.61; alfalfa; 1870. the of his hollow among which was the lowest quo- - man' house, barns for ttnrtng alfalfa, porch stump un can Wheat July, $L1; Sept., Oct., $22.71; Dec, $22,57; Jan., and complete farm equipment. Santiago v Nurse Jane lauuu loans since the latter TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION bungalow. Fuzzy part of June. $1.15; Dec, $1.171,4. $22.25; March, $22.18. Garcla.Ranchoa de Albuquerque. Daily, by or one If Wuzzy sat near him, mending Corn July, 62 c; 64 C, FOR SALE In carrier by mail, month. 85c; E(5 s Cumulative evidence of world- Sept., ORTRADE Flveaorea in aavnnce, holes in tho bunny gentleman wide Dec, 63 Vic Fruftvnte. near javed road; fine grap f yeuriy, . ja.uu. -- noise'.'" asked monetary ease was found in ARTESIA BEATS DEXTER; or chicken "The has shirt. "What's that another reduction of Oats July, 34ic; Sept., 37c; ranch; easy terms to right Morning Journal a higher circulation So many women are their hats rInto Uncle the Bank of party Phone 693, or apply room 15. Flrat rating than is accorded to any other In throwing Wiggily. England rediscount rate to 3 Dec. 40c. LOSES TO COTTONWOOD National or 1100 South Walter. paper New we led to "Dear me! I hope you don't per Lard $10.85; Sept., $11.07. hank, Mexico." The American the political that are suggest that cent. This is the Inwut July, e- Newspaper Directory. ring like Woozie Wolf flir,,, FOR SALE Highly Improved twenty-fiv- The in bet- hear a noise the this form of Ribs July, $10.82; Sept., $10.70. only paper New Mexico Issued every day from an artistic standpoint the primaries would down the or tho accommodations at the (Special CorrMDondence to The .lournnl.) acre mburban ranch; excellent in the year. coming chimney, rruisn since Artesia, N. M., 13. The dairy proposition; twelve acres alfalfa, ter be held at Easter time. Fox to break metropolis January Omaha Grain. July balance truck. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED Fuzzy trying through 1914. Artesla baseball team won over the small Thousands of dollars' PRESS it he back screen door!" exclaimed Omaha, 13. Wheat No. In improvements; must be seen to be ap-- pr The Advices from WnstilmHn,. July Rnhtxts-Turn- Associated Press is exclusively entitled to 2 No. 2 Dexter club on Intpd. the use, for Doubtless the woman with the most beautiful (he muskrat lady housekeeper. tributed to officials hard, $1.06 1.12; mixed, Sunday afternoon, Company. of all news credited to "No, it isn't a sound like either treasury $1.03. 14 to 5, and lost to the Cottonwood FOR SALE Dairy proposition, close to it or not otherwise credited in lid will be knifed the women with the luuiiipwy mspenea the idea of any of ten acres im- this paper and also by jealous said uncle. Corn No. 2 8 double-head- city, consisting highly local news of those," the bunny further cut in federal reserve re- white, team 3 to In a the published herein. she need not the men will to No. 2 proved irrigated land with fifteen head dispositions. But worry, "Hark! Listen it!" mixed. 565c; A- -l discount rates and advances. 5666c. schedule. The Dexter game dairy cows and several head youimc Nurse Jane heard a sort of Oils Oats No. 3 white, 34 C; No. 4 opened FRIDAY all fall for her. were the vulnerable features with Davis on the mound for Dex stock; must ha sold at sacrifice account ,uIj 14. 1S22 sound, many times re- of the dav's moderAtA anil n.Afo.. white. S4c, of sickness, Roberts-Turne- r Co., 218 over and over sional ter and O'Bannon doing the twirl Woh old. have asked lented again. operations, shorts evidently for Artesia. O Bannon t( College students at Berkeley, Calif., "Why that's a robin bird call- taking a. hand in thm ri.nr..l.Hftn Kansas City Cash Grain. ing pitched RANCH A good one. fur sale; all kinds) DANG Ell AHEAD ! great baseball throughout, of that roosters be abolished In that city because of ing," said Nurse Jane. "I've heard of those Issues. Mexican Petro Kansas City, July 13. Cash: although fruit, alfalfa. Implements, cows, No. 2 the upper valley lads connected hordes, house, garage, bam, more it two or three times this leum Wheat $1.11 1.48; o their noise. If the roosters are noisy than morning. sustained an extreme reaction hard, with the ball for ten hits. He twenty-tw- acres close in. Old Town The commission form of government is on trial or from the stand- It is only a robin." of eight points to a level of sixty No. 2 red, $1.09 1.10. Boulevard; must be sold on account of students, either vocally h 2 struck out six men. Davis pitched 2417-R- college "Yes, but it isn't the glad, happy Points under its blc-- r,t .Tun Corn No. 2 white, 58c; No. health. Ph-n- owner, or 848; in Albuquerque. It is too young in form as bo some birds. oh good ball for Dexter until the fifth applied point of plumage, they must cheer-u- p song of the robin," an- closed at a net loss of 6 yellow, 62 c. pustoffice box 192, Old Albuquerque, N, to our to call points. inning, when Feather and Flander M community it a success. It must stUJ swered Uncle Wigglly. "It is the Sea- Hay Unchanged. Mexican scored home runs for Artesia. Black fenced prove that Albuquerque has been of so lib- said student call of a robin, enough, but board, newlv listed on ex RANCH uf f"ur acres, entirely worthy "Now stop that horrid rooster," the truly ih. ilso scored a home run in the sixth five-fo- three-fourt- a it is tho snd, or cry of the change, and most other with poultry wire, eral charter. It thercforo behooves the present to'his drowning out our fa- danger foreign and LIVES TOCK Hawkins secured a three-bas- e mile west of Barelns bridge; ed pal. "His fearful crowing's bird. 1 must see what's the mat- domestic were lower one inning. city commission, the of whom have oils, by to hit for Artesia in the first in- house, three screened porches; majority been mous Rah Ral. The dreadful noisy color from his uiree out In so Rip ter!" points, made up part of ning, bringing in three scores. He water h"ijse, npvv garage and chicken recently elected, to get to work. to his obliterates the tones of Down off his porch hopped th their reversals in the final dealings. Chicago. houses; full blooded chickens and tur- wattles hocks, gentle ChienE-n- 13 (IT. S. Bureau got three hits In four to the Call The commission The Sales amounted to 800,000 shares. Julv ' trips keys; also furniture; terms. owner, present city has can one col- bunny gentleman. 241A-J- accomplished pink and purple socks. How sing the The of A crieuitiirnl Eeonomlcsl. Cat plate. but little to date. Most of its deliberations re- sound kept up and open rate for call money was have songs at morning, night and noon, when that cent tle Receipts 14,000. Strictly choice Wilcox secured three hit's In four In little more lege Uncle Wigglly soon saw a large 34 per until the final half to bat for one of sulted than would have been accom- confounded rooster puts one off the tune. hour, when nlentv nf mntiAi, c and prime beef steers steady to trips the Dexter, PERSONAL always robin redbreast gentleman perch- - them a backwoods board of com- offered at 3 cent. strong;- otners to weaK, being for four bases. Caffall W. HRAHFIELD. clock and Jew plished by district school ed on tho topmost branch of a per Time funds steady also homer J. watch, as were unaltered out loans J10.60 Paid for several loads or scored a for Dexter, elry work. 115 South Second. missioners. The recent campaign is still sufficiently In two homes in New York caused pro- tree, calling as loudly he could private five home runs In tho Quarrels call. for thirty and sixty days were re- matured steers; $10.10 for long making game. WANT ED Oroe or two to go with us to fresh lr- 'he of voters to pub-li- e g (iC went memory recall that the hibition officers to confiscate liquor-makin- outfits. ported at 4 per cent. yearlings; bulk steers, $9.00 Littler, who Into the box from California in car. Mrs. Brewer, 100 "Hello, Papa Robin!" cried the first base North Edith. ered its disapproval of a triumvirate un-.-- : Business in was 10.10; other classes about steady; in the fifth inning, pitch If to keep still you've got to keep still. rabbit uncle, for it was Mr. Robin foreign exchange ed two you're " bulk beef cows and heifers, $5.50(ft good ball and secured hits .!'!:. In Its firm oontrol and leaving two mem-b.".- 'e who was such a fusa. light, except for sterling and making French tllA former hnlntv 7.55; onnners and cutters, $3.00 Artesia secured nine hits off Davis FOR SALECTOADE ' f dum-:u- the troublo the commission without voice and as l cob "What's up there?" 3.75: bulls $5.00 fa) and three off Littler. This was th We had corn on the this morning. Tonight Undo demand at the weeks best quota- bolocna mostly El Paso home, hardwood ?. The commission under the "Oh, Wiggily, have you 5 30; sales veal calves to second time that the locals have floors paved street,, stone garasre; best present present we may have regrets. seen wife?" asked the tions, while francs were under early ii!!nments is as controlled as was tho my Papa speculative pressure. The German packers, $9. 75. defeated Dexter. The batteries resldpnttnl section. Trade for Albuquer- surply last. Robin. "She hasn't been homo all 509. were: que property or mortgage notes. Phone T-- mark 35.000. Market Dexter. Davis, Littler and i t'-i- now In the saddle s also yielded. Hogs Receipts . apparently give litt!e An official In was charged 20 lire for night, and I'm sovorriod! The 5c to 10c lower; later 10c to Caffall; Artesia, O'Bannon and -- Italy Closing prices: opened o the Involved in de-- ' littlo birds need some bugs and sort- major things the city's meal. He said there must be some mistake; there American Beet Sugar 15c lower. Early top $11.05, Black. TYPEWRITERS Politics are to detri- worms, anil they are cold and want American ed top, $11.00; good The game with Cottonwood was ..opment. being played the 21 bill and the waiter. to Can 53 load; practical were lires there, be ruddled under warm wings. American & 61 bidding lower on not scheduled, but was played for ment of public affairs and agreements aro reached I do both. Smelting Refg.. packers sharply a nit ,r'.nlFAil RlhKiiiia wnt m a ' can't Oh, huvo American Sumatra Tobacco.. S9Vf other grades; bulk good butchers, the benefit of the spectators, who outside of tho meetings. tho seen wife?" chine. Albuquerque Typewriter public Unless, policy A news item says there are fewer women barbers my American Tel. & Tel 121 $10,500.110.90; pies slow; heavy were awaiting the late arrival of the combination is : "No, I haven't seen Mother Rob- 40 10.75; the Dexter club. was sched changes and broken by pub!:-- States now than there were 20 years Anaconda CoDner r,2i(. weight." $10. medium, Hope in the United in, not since 1 ift) 10.90-- ; to but failed FOK RENT Ranchei disapproval there Is grave danger ot complete Im- Ask man yesterday afternoon," Atchison 101 V. J 0.60 light. $10.S5M10.95; uled play Coltonwood. a reason for this. any answered Uncle Wiggily. "I wan & $1 A.SSffflO.flO; to so Artesia and Colton- FOR LKAtiE of commission- ago. There's good Baltimore Ohio 63 light lights, packing appear, acies good mountain failure and final of the five-Inni- mediate collapse a women's barber shop. digging in my garden and I turned Bethlehem 79 sows, $S.75 (ff 9.40; wood a game. grazing and agricultural land; good who ever patronized Steel "B"... smooth, packing played m -city type of government in Albiv up some worms which I gave her Rlltte A' !Q $S.25 fff R.80; bulk, secured a three-bas- e nit grass and winter protection; good four-roo- manager Snnprlnr sows, rough, Feather 2fo an acre Call for tho little birds. has 61 $9.50 in Artesia lost the con house; per year. f nuerque. OF RIGHT. What California Petroleum $9.0010.95; killing pigs, this game. at 1?07 Virginia boulevard. 'TWAS OCT happened ?'' Canadian Pacific 139 10.40. test on account of a shortage of " Referee Ed Safford, Rt Santa Fe Wednesday "That's what I don't know," said Central Leather 38 Shpep Receipts 9,000. Killing pitchers. The batteries were: Cot WELL CONTRACTOR ALBITQCEKQCE-- MORALS. decision of the Baca-Herre- the Robin. "I've been wait- & Ohio 69 classes fullv 25c higher. Top na- tonwood, O'Bannon and Savoi; night, was asked his Papa Chesapeake and WKU.S 1IKII.1.ED. lilivcn biii) rupalreii; tho ing all night, and I've' called all Mil. & St. 28 i tive lambs $13.65 to shippers Rrown, Burkland, Ilawklnn K. "Was there a fight? I didn't see one, Chicago, Paul..:. Arlsia, pumps, tnnks, towers. J. Wnlklng. fight. morning, but my mate doesn't an- Chino Copper 30 city butchers; $13.50 to packers; and Black. 4211 Marble, phon 1452-- Following upon the alleged and an-- . Wt closely drugging referee replied. swer, oh, I'm so afraid some hun- Crucible Steel 7 4 cull natives mostly $8.00; handy The Artesia Mexicans met attack upon a girl, just out of her teens, on the ter may have shot her with a gun, Cuba Cane Sugar 154 weight fat ewes up to $7.75; heavies defeated the Atoka Mexicans on tho FOR RENT Office Rooms S 5 n 0 1'1 C 5 0 ; no westerns night of July 2, there comes a report from reliable or thnt some bad pussy, not like Erie 16' mostly east side park at the fame time. FOR RENT '1 vti office rooms over sources to the effect that four still In their CRISP PARAGRAPHS Tommie, Joio or Kittie Kat, but Great Northern nfd SOS here. The score of 21 to 12, proves that 30 per month; light, girls, some cat 41 the was a svsatfesi heat and ator. teens have confessed to indiscretions with bad may have caught Inspiration Copper i game regular youn? Ml'Cn TO BRAG ABOUT her." int. jier. Marine pia i Denver. The batteries were: Artesia, Vito LEGAL NOTICE men and boys who have not yet reached the ago of to know a good deal about Oh, let us hope not," slid Un- Kennecott Copper 36 Denver. July 13. Cattle Re- Molina and Eredia; Atoka, Joe Mo- 21. to "nVyouht several of them cle Louisville & Nashville 1304 64 9. Choice steers to lina and Martinez. kernel-- : The girls, according reports, said their the origin of the rare. He made Wiggily. "Perhaps sho stayed ceipts steady or si'ifTJ"uw' - In snmo Mexican Petroleum 156 15c rest Beef State of New fortune had come through their willingness to himself. Nashville other robin laiy'3 nest higher; steady. Mexico, Countv of Jcneea- all night." .Miami copper steers, $7."0(Ti 9.90; cows and heif- Bernalillo.' In the District Court. TAKE JOY HIDES, SOMETIMES WITH PERSONS ' it? ELECTION 1 WF.4US SMILE 'tHAT DON'T COME OFF "She never would do thar. with ers, $5.25fS8.nO; calves, $8.00 CONTESTED No. 3407. to ask Montana Power 70 Vi stockers Oma WHOM THEY DID NOT KNOW, The British photographers did not need our little birds needing food." sad- 10.50; bulls, $2.50fti 4.50; CASE IS DECIDED IN Gertrude Kllburn, Plaintiff, we read con- to look Philadelphia ly sans the Robin. New York Central 95 and feeders, $5.25 6. 25. vs. Isaac J. Kilburn, defendant In the past when have reports of vice Chief Justice Taft pleasant. Papa "I just 77 know something dreadful has hap- Northern Pacific Hogs Receipts 932. Market FAVOR 0FTHE LOSERS To the Above Named Defendant: ditions In other cities we perhaps have been Inclined Record. 44 $10.00 Ton 9 4, h pened to her. I'll call again." He Pennsylvania steadv. Top, $10.55; bulk. are hereby notified that a to take considerable prldo and satisfaction In the THE LEADER did so, louder Ray Consolidated Copper,... 16. 10.4 5. suit has been filed you in FOR than before, but 75 (Special Correitpnodence to The Jonrnnl.) against belief that such conditions did not exist here. W-- is a fine way to Improve the Mother Robin did nor Reading Sheep Receipts none. Market N. 13. tho said courti and county the Lending money not anwor, Tron & 71 Las Vegas, M., July Alter by Gazette. did she to ma- Republic Steel steady. Ewes, $5.75 6.65; spring above named plaintiff, In which the have for years boasted of the absence of crime In memory. St. Joseph fly her post in the & hearing the evidence in the case, Sinclair Oil Refining 32U lambs, $13. OOC'C 14.50. dis- said plaintiff prays for absolute so far as and ple tree, and her little bra's, ns 90 Judgo David J. Leahy, in the Albuquerque, and, murders, holdups well ns the sad Southern Pacific court- decided in divorce and that all property de- DAY Papa Robin, Southern 24 1,i trict yesterday robbing of houses and stores nre concerned, the rec- EDITORIAL OF THE ami for her. Railway Kansas City. favor of the contestants In the scribed In complaint . both real and lonely Ktudebaker Corporation ....136 13 S. Bu- be ord here cannot be excelled, if, indeed, it can b "I'll help find her.' Slid Unco Kansas City, July (U. of Samuel Fresquez and personal, decreed tho sole and ON SAND Texas 464 Re- Ese-qul- absolute ' JONES FINDS REASON FOR TAX "I bo to Company reau of Markets). Cattle de Pacheco el property of plaintiff, and equaled. But there are more Important things to Wiggily. may nut able Tobacco Products 80 beef Juan Jesus against bo fly, but sometimes when birds ceipts 5,000. Better grades Romero and Francisco Medi- given custody of their three be watched than the stealing of coin, robbing homes New York, June 28) Union Pacific ....141 steers steady to strong. Best heav- were declared minor children on the grounds of Commerce and Finance, are hurt, they can't fly, cither, and 100 na. The contestants ' of or merchandise from stores. The (From has pro- United States Steel ies, $10.25; medium weight $10.30; school cruel and Inhuman treatment, jewelry taking Senator of New Jersey must stay on the I'll seo 64 Vi defeated for election as Frelinehuysen i ground. Utah Copper abandonment and of and tho marauder of Innocence is an tax on sand. Senator Jones of if I can find Mother Robin." manv others, $9.50 10.00; other trustees in district No. 25, Mora thief chastity posed import to 15c lower; better And you aro further notified of New Mexico, good honest soul, has been endeav "Oh, thank you!" the Now grades weak county, In April. At the hearing that the most reprehensible criminals a-- chirruped York Money. to unless enter or cause to be en- discover the reason for such tax and Robin. "You are so grades she stock steady strong, here presented ten witnesses you is admitted that since the automo-- i oring to Rec- Tapa lucky Now York, July 13. Call money heifers, they tered your appearance in said cause It generally believes he has found it. The Congressional that I'm sure you will find her. und others weak; yearling who said they had been refused the use of a certain of course Easy. High, low, ruling rate $9.35; few cows, $7.00; bulk com- on or before the fourteenth day ot bile has come Into general crime ord what he told the Senate the Uncle Wiggily." offered at 3V4 bid right to vote on the ground that ' reports per cent; closing mon to kind, top dis- August, A. D. 1922, Judgment will increased. will engage in a wild he took to discover it: 3 good $4.506.25; were not residents of the kind has Many girls of reasoning to Away hopped the bunny, looking and last loan. per cent; call loans $9.35; few cows, $7.00; they be rendered In said cause 1 have been trying dlscovei and as ho 2 vealers, trict. Each witness swore that he against scramble to "catch" a fellow with a car, even If they Mr. President, sand We calling well as could, against acceptances, Ppr cent. common to kind, $4,505? you by default and the relief prayed the reason for the proposed duty on for the lost Mother Koinn Of Time loans bulk good intended voting for Fresquez and do not know him. United states Easier. Sixty days, 6.25: top vealers to packers, $9.00 cast for will be granted. never heard of sand coming into the course Uncle Wigglly couldn't 4 90 4 to 4 '4 Pacheco. Had the votes been Is a is no assurance that there sing per cent; days, per CS9.25; citv butchers, $9.50; bulls would The name of the plaintiff's attor- among other things, university to the war. There like a to 4 that way, the contestants post-offi- ce Albuquerque, prior In Im- bird, but he did tho best he cent; six months, 4U per $4.75r(i5.50; other ney is John W. Wilson, whose been built any general traffic the was to 4 weak, mostly have been elected. Romero and and If the city gets a bad refutation mothers has up able do. cent; mercantile paper, to $6-0- (ri canners is N. M. "tity So I have been racking my prime classes steady. 7.50; su- address Albuquerque, come here. If portation of sand. At last a little hoptoad lady, 4 54 per cent. $2.50 4.00. Medina have appealed to the FKED will hesitate to let their daughters to discover what the real reason for and cutters generally court.' are Independ- (Seal) CROLLOTT, Ro-.ta- brain to trv 6.900. Market preme They Clerk. the police force Is inadequate the Kiwanls and of tho duty is. I am Inclined to Hogs Receipts ents. Pacheco and Fresquez are re- the imposition It. Foreign Exelinnge. slow. Bull? desirable 180 to By HARTtY F. LEE, Deputy. clubs will assist citizens' committees, and such that 1 have finally discovered New 13. ex- 30 ' think Y'ork, July Foreign to $10. publicans. " In am that the genial and active Sen- shippers. other organizatlonsas may decide to take a hand I regretful lias change, irregular. Great Britain few sorted lights, $10. Go, is not now He 60-d- 10.60; is endan- ator from Now Jersey present. demand, $4.44; cables, Ht RT IV IUTNAWAY. Is Ko- remedying present conditions. The city in New Jersey who has been dig- $4.44; around 10c lower; packers buying Flirting unknown mien? a constituent .bills on banks, $4.42. France 25c top, Hagerman, N. M., July 13. Mrs. rean an urmarriHil and protection muBt be given young women. sand. That constituent has doubtless been mostly lower; packers' girls. Indeed, gered ging bill demand, 8.21; cables, 8.21. Italy $10.30; some choice heavies with- Milton Brown spent the latter part In Korea is so bv as rule "tell tho world" when as to what this great tariff 4.55. Bel- girl disgiaced Tublic officers a pondering just over his business demand, 4.54; cables, out bids; bulk of sales, $9. 80S? of the week at theihome of her son, eren speaking to a male not of means to him. He has looked gium demand. 7.82; cables, M. who lives on the Cotton- a baw-d- house is raided and a few unfortunate girls his sand 1n a wagon, he real- 7.82, 10.55; throwout sows mostly $S.25; Brown, her own family thnt she often kills project. If he hauls Germany demand, cables. about best $10.65. wood. Mrs. Brown sustained seri- are fined, but the male frequenters of these places izes that the wagon itself is highly taxed. .22; stock pigs steady, herself rather than endure the first, is. Wk 'i .22. Ho, ind demand, 38.78; Shpep- - Receipts 3,500. Native ous injuries from being thrown shame. allowed to go on about their busIneM Not onlv the wagon, as a finished vehicle, taxed, 38.83. are usually of it Is taxed. cables, Norway demand, lambs 25c to 50c higher. Top load from a wagon during a runaway. both sexes or but practically every separate part 16.42. Sweden 25.55. Don-mar- k - fift- nHrl UD to also several unmolested. Treating alike, giving bolts in the wagon, demand, hunches' His ami was broken, sentences Tho tires on the wheels, the demand, 21.50. Switzerland $13.00 13.60H bones of his hand. He received the men the stiffest fines and longest jail in the hoop steel that cov- ft $13.85; most lots, nails the wagon, of thU the are demand, 19.15. Spain demand. shorn lambs, $11.75; yearlings, severe bruises and it Is feared that go a way toward ridding the city ers tho side boards, are taxed. The rivets 15.60. Greece 2.80. Po- might 'long the demand, $11.25 11.50; around 25c higher; there are some Internal Injuries. taxed, the grease, that makes It easy for land demand, Czecho-Slo-vak- most evil. taxed. of metal, .01. few head light ewes, $7.25; A' CCOUNTINC not blameless. wheels to turn, is Every piece demand, 2.10; Argentine de- 6. 75. INCOMI -- And, lastly, parents are altogether In is taxod. He looks lota to killers. $0.25 m AUDITING, iron or wood that wagon mand, 35.87. Brazil demand, 13.62. TAX In it will be found here, as well as elsewhere, at harness on his team, and he discovers fm8 FINANCIAL fact, the har- Montreal exchange. St. Joseph. SljrTATEMENTr can bo remedied in a tax on the leather in 98. S- most of this trouble right that this bill imposes 13 - Bu- I that rivet that is used in the manufacture St. Joseph. July (U. homes. Girls and boys are permitted to roam ness. Every Liberty Bonds. reau of Markets) Hogs Receipts CHARLES ZAteG the of the harness is taxed; the twine is taxed; the 13. Goods and it Is doubtful if most New York, July Liberty 6 000. Few sales 10c lower Army SUCCEJJORTO will until late at night sews It early 230-pou- at wax that is used upon tho thread which bonds closed: $100.50; first Bulk 170 to know their children are when they is taxed. 8s, to fhippers. parents where together 4s, none: second 4s, $100.00; first weights. $10 5010.60; W1U.IAMS&.ZANC . come and go as they Tho machine which does the sewing Is taxed. second Khaki are absent from home. They $100.46: $100.22; sows steady; packers doing 7K4 ruBuc accountant; Even the oil which lubricates that sewing machine free'-.she- third-4s, 4s, packing Bheeches OC and is no wonder they stray into the paths "Oh, I'm .so kd. to b& . 4s. $100.22: fourth 44s, littlo; average cost yesterday. phone e Mtimi BLoa. please it is taxed. All the metal, the nickel, the iron or $100.50. very - Khaki Breeches The shoes $100.48; Victory 4s, $10.06; weight 23'' pounds.- (!ff) rai-- ALBUQUERQUE of sin. steel in the sewing machine is taxed. crietL 1,700. Weighty New DUmO) or- his horses' feet are taxed. The with Cattle Receipts The of parents, peace officers, upon spade who was on steers low to 10c lower. Early top, Big Tank Khaki . 4- which he digs the sand Is taxed. The gloves which her way home from GRAIN cows - and individuals is necessary. Are you sand the 11 and 12 cent store, called to $10.00; best unsold: yearlings, Shirt VOC ganizations he wears upon his hands in shoveling the steady; best to do your which he wears in the the bunny, saying: and heifers New , Willing part? are taxod. The clothing Chicago Board of Trade. $9.70; bulls, stock- Army rfpf OK humble occupation of digging that sand Is taxed. "I think I know where Mother 13. Black mixed yearlings, Shoes, $3.50 iDOtlO Robin Is. A little while Chicago, July rust ers and feeders about steady, to....) It is proposed by this bill to tax the shoes and ago I and the untoward as- Khaki Shirts, LIBERTY MAKES ALL ONE. the which hold passed the rocky den of the Rob threatenings calves steady, top $8,50. KA moments! sox upon his feet and suspenders pect, of strike develop- 1,000. Re"1".18 Class B OUC The his overalls, Cat. He was outside his railway shef,pRccoipts up his overalls. buttons upon sitting ments had a decided bullish Influ- lambs active. 25e high- - closed door, all natives; Reclaimed Govt. (J- Today is Bastlle day, natal of French Inde- the knife which he has in his pocket, the pencil smiling, and growl- ence today on the wheat market. sheep 2c to rypj Memorials of the Better day which he makes out his bill, the paper ing to himself. .'If I can't get er. Top $13.75: aged Shoes tDxelD e with Prices closed unsettled, to ewes. $6.60 pendence. One hundred and thirty-thre- Uncle 50c. bulk native Kind. years ago upon which the bills are written are taxed. If Wiggily's ears,' said the Bob net higher, with Septemberlc higher; Army (TA mob, Incensed by and a is the little Cat, 'I can catch and I 2o 7.00. (jjr M angry persecutions oppres- he uses pen, the pen point taxed; birds, $1.15 to $1.15 and December Lockers : 50OU d is whether it is have a bird now!' That's what I "We the sions. Inspired with an age-ol- love of freedom and pen holder separately taxed, $1.17 to $1.17. Field Pay Freight" or rubber. The ink which he uses is taxed. heard the Bob Cat the c Army the zeal of revolutionaries, stormed the ancient metal say," spoke Corn gained to and oats PRODUCE Desk Qf If lie transports his sand with an automotive hoptoad lady. e o o to e. Provisions fin- 3)Ul)U walls of the fortress prison and razed it to the about taxed. "Oh, I'm sure the Bob Cat So to a ad- on Leather transfer vehicle everything that 'is has ished at decline like Chicago rrodnce. Specials Puttees G. E. Fletcher No of it but If has his horses in the barn, the barn is Mother Robin and has her vance. Potatoes-Ma- rket Khaki Sox, 2 . ground. vestige remains, on its Bite he caught Chicago. July 13. OP stands a column of taxed. If It made of brick, it is proposed to tax shut up in his den," said Unci? Active dealings as well as higher weaker. Receipts pair ZOC lofty bronze, topped by a gilded brick which into it. The lime and the "Will slightly the goes Wigglly. you help me get prices characterized the wheat 50 cars. Total V. 8. shipments. MONUMENT WORKS figure of the spirit of liberty. All Paris today gath- mortar are taxed. The shingles upon the ro6f her out, Mrs. Toad?" the Houses Tho toad trade throughout day. nanAr - rn.ra.i.w.tlci n ebnrA- Virginia Prompt Attention Given to ers about it to celebrate the heritage wrested by are taxed. If the barn is of tile or concrete, those lady said she would, and she and with" eastorn connections led the lbi. Okla taxed. If it is built on barrel Cobblers, $4.254.50; Mall Orders their forefathers on this spot; all France unfurlj materials are perchance, the bunny went swiftly through hc buying, which at first appeared to sacked conDiers, one vm, cement which into the th-- cir- homa tri-col- concrete, the goes building woods until reached den take Impetus chiefly from the the to the breeze with thought of the sig- they $3.25; Kansas sacked Early Chios, is taxed. of the Bob Cat. There he sat, out- cumstances that a quick settlement $1.751.95. nificance of this day in the great upheaval that This poor fellow digging the sand, looks Into side his closed door. of the rail strike had become less poor quality, LIBERTY STORE the course of western his home and finds that everything "This Is however, the ' Come in and Inspect changed Europe. practically' what we'll J ," said promising. Later, New York Metals. there is taxed. Uncle Wiggily. "I'll critical position of the spring crop 13. Copper-Fi- rm. ' In many parts of the United States tribute will uses to obtain hop past him New York, July Phone 08T-- 117 X. Our Modern The bottle which his infant and he'll chase me. My rheuma- proved to be an even sharper stim- and near- First Safety be paid to the French republic, even as a few clays nourishment is taxed; the crad,le is taxed; every ulus to and the market Electrolytic, spot tism doesn't pain me this morning purchase, by, 14c; later, Vaults ago the people of Franco exulted with us in celebra- garment which goes to keep the infant warm is and I'm sure I can run closed at nearly the topmost fig- 1414e. Deposit at his wife and children and faster tion of liberty's birth. It is indeed fitting that these tnxel. Ho looks than the Bob Cat. Then, when ures reached. finds that everything they wear is taxed; nearly he's from his Most of the sprlnir wheat crop two greut peoples should unite in exultation, tor is taxed. He looks away door, chasing as In everything they eat at the me, you open it and let out Mother was reported the milk stage For a moderate charge their, historic achievements have been long Inter-- ! little toys that he brings home to his children; Robin." and with higher temperatures twined. Without French aid the American republic they are all taxed. No wonder that this humble "Good!" croaked .looked for a general disposition per year you may secure of from New the hoptoad to next never have been realized. French constituent the Senator Jersey, lady. "Only I'm too little to was manifest regard the might ships, digging sand, is wondering where he Is going to open few "days as the crucial period so a' box in this vault pro- - French money, French men came to our assistance come out. the big door. But I can scratch as from black rust was and a hole in the dirt under far danger at a time of direct need. Only a few years were to It is true that nature has provided him with dig Wanted viding ample storage for materi.-i- : eliminate it, and the robin can crawl out elapse before these same volunteers, who with his it Is a simple process to tho impurities. He has never had any competition that way." Robin and her little birds. "Tho MM valuable La sustained our cause, were able to take "Good!" Uncle crumbs in jewelry, papers, Fayette b'i'ore; 'but because a foreign .ship cannot find whispered Wiggl- bad Bob Cat scattered bonds and other securi- notable part In winning freedom for their own peo- some sort of merchantable commodity to bring ly. He ran past the Bob Cat's den front of his den yesterday, and I, "You can't catch me!'" no Sf lew down to SANTA In these later days, when the two have over to Uie .United States as ballast that ship crying: thinking harm, FE to which have ple. people has over some this "Oh ho! . I'll nibble your ears!" them up. Then he closed the ties, you stood shoulder to shoulder the assault of re- brought sand; and constituent pick against of the distinguished Senator from New Jersey has screamed the Bob Cat. Away from door and I couldn't get out. Thank access at all times realization has come to each of his door he ran, to catch me. Uncle RAILWAY during surgent autocracy, thought that perhaps here he might have an trying you fqr savins Wigglly, hours. their historic comity as pioneers for the of opportunity to recoup In some manner this great the bunny hut the rabbit hopped and you too, Mrs. Toad." business rights so ns never men. number of taxes which he is paying through thbj fast was, and the bad And you can Imagine how happy bill. chap ''couldn't get Uncle Wiggily Papa Robin was, and the little Machinists, Boilermakers, Sheet Metal One hundred and fifty years ago there was not So now I can who dodged In and out among the also. The Robin Workers, understand why the distinguished ' birds Papa sang First Savings Bank a free government of freemen anywhere on the face Senator from New Jersey proposes to impose a bushes. his song, with no more Men sand. He never And as soon as the Bob Cat wa Electricians Car and Helpers. For these of the earth. Today there is not a continent where duty upon probably says: "It has , been done before; but there la that constituent away from in front of his door, And If the egar heater doesn't and Is not a of the the peo- classes there government people, by back there who Is taxed whichever way he turns the hoptoad lady scratched and take the stick of peppermint candy apply in person or by letter to nearest local ple, and for the people. The United States of Amer- and has nothing for himself, so, whether he will duff a hole beneath It, and the to knock the dust out of the car- Trust Company , i ica, rn revolt against the German king of Britain, ever benefit from it in the future or not. I will Mother Robin hopped out. pet tacks, I'll tell you next about Santa Fe mechanical officer. y ' him I "Oh. to bn , ALBtJQUERQtrE, N. t, firit hurled defiance Into the tace of autocrats. The give somefneouragement and will give finsp glad free," she Uncle Wigs'ly nd the rubber a duty upon sand," cried, as she flew back to the Tapa, k.ll.VU1B .... fx? - ' . i t v. X. V July 14, 1922. Albuquerque; morning journac PageNNine. BRINGING UP FATHER. Copyright. 1921 by the International ,Vew Servlc. kOMIMM & By George McMarfu KIN R.QRIIRVR i Registered U. Patent Offlcs). W fU I H w , I w u. V ' $20,000 WORTH 0i 1 17 - five-roo- tEL.u-- ?v ' ' Brand new f.rame iLL CO RCrVT OVER TAUCEO .To LOT OlO THEY APPLES and stucco house- - with oak Of THE. MEMBERS CrVG. ME NO! THEY base-men- 2S&$& A Will be floors throughout, large t, t KNOW , rv. - MbOUr vHAsT CAVE. ME. A.N harvested from a C1T vou fee To u'keS A COCO COOD orchard within five miles full sized lot and garage. 1 to FE.LL.Ov r- -:f TO of In South Price la S MERCER F tQO VOl' Recommenoa Albuquerque, and only half Highlands. MEMBER, IN v of the $3,600. Thfs.'la one that will' CLUftj BELONG'. ? f TtOM ? orchard hearing this bear the closest Inspection. That ' year. This orchard is on c.ye:'- "bench" land, and the LOTS Hj water Is furnished by pump. Good residence lots are being We have a hundred acre picked up fast and prices are tract of the same kind of land continually advancing. If you that can be bought for $3,500; are planning on building, it $1,000 cash. Have also smaller would be advisable to GET tracts of the same kind. BUSY AT ONCE and pick your THIRD WARD. location. We still have a few Five-roo- brick stucco In giod ones In the Fourth ward. easy walking distance of busi- Also some good buys In Uni- ness section.. Maple floors versity Heights. throughout. Nlo lawn, young shado trees, vines, etc. Owner REMEMBER Is very anxious to sell. We also BUILD HOMES. If A SAVINGS ACCOI NT. Interested In building, call on $10.00 down and $10.00 per us. We would be to assist month will buy a BO'foot lot glad in you with your plans, financing, University Heights. This is etc. Let us hear from you. the fastest growing addition of the city. Solect your lot today; WXCOLN we are general scents. ADDITION LOTS ' ' 1822. BY INTX' FtATUsI ScRVICtfr' fNC. Are the nicest suburban lot - I'OK 1!L'.T ' New seven-roo- on the market. Location, soil, brick on price and Is attrac- North Maple street. This house everything MUST SELL' MOVE is furnished tive; $20.00 down and $10.00 IN TODAY SAVE exceptionally well Five-roo- , five-roo- has month. house, bath, 2 porches A m house "A REAL HOME" INSURANCE $50,00 and nil modern conven- per with two We find on fine new iences. Will Well arranged, redecorated, sleeping Constructed of brick, 6 in checking over our 10 DISCOUNT Dy laltlng year lease rent by the month both porches and large front press INSURANCE modern in PARKVIEW or on exterior and Interior. Walks, porch; two toilets and well large rooms, and glassed-i- n accounts that apartment lease, D, KINGSBURY bath, there is an abundance of (5d COURT, nt $50 per month, in- J, vines, full size lots. Priced to arranged for two 'apartments; lot sleeping porch, oak floors, built prop- two very desirable esut Realtor. sell. 50 erty that we do not have any front lots In cluding heat, hot and cold water. H, CHAS by 142; newly decorated and in features, fire place, hot INSURANCE University Heights Ask to see them, and reserve one R0EHL, Real Loans ACKERSON & GRIFFITH:, furnished, to move water basement, on. terms If. wanted. Phono 010. Estate, and Realtors. ready In, for beat, large We feel that we are entitled to now. Insurance. I $3,700. In the Lowlands. To see laundry room - and .1. A. 120 S. laundry a share of business Owner will sacrlflea six-roo- HAMMOND, Agent. Fourtfr. 411. your and - 210 W. Gold. 007-- Phone this call equipment and etc., located on 824 Knst Silver. l'liono- 1522-R- . Phone assure you that any amount brick home, close Ir, and on a Jas, M, Eaflt Silver avenue. For prices will be Johnson, and terms call. appreciated and taken splendid corner. Easy terms, SALE. Insurance, Heal Estate. Loans. care of. . 210 W. Gold. A. L. MARTIN & COMPANY, "Our Five-roo- 210. personal attention to J. D, PRICED TO SELL 10,000 white stucco bungr.-lo- jPhouo Realtors. every little detail." Keleher, THE EXCHANGE modern, hardwood floors, fireplace, Real Estate, Loans and furnace, cellar, garage, corner lot, fine Phone 657. Realtor. 120 V. Oold JUST THINK OF IT , Insurance. Modern location: Fourth ward. FRANKLIN & COMPANY, I'hono 410. .. .. 211 W. Gold. IU'Y SKIJj OK TRADE 83,760 Eight-roo- 223 W. Gold- ,- 150. seven-roo- pebble LEAVING TOWN rhone Realtors. 1 l ICTC. home out In dallied dwelling, bath, etc.; also two-roo- UMTlIilO. Fourth Sul In Will Insurance, Loans, Investments. T. Jj. & K. adobe lot Third sell my home bar- h. rear, 75x142; at a ward with three bod ward, closo In. gain. Seven-roo- m brick. Two Phone 1111. rooms, Fr Some good In Contral avenue busi- tuj sleeping Located on WE HAVE MANT GOOD ness property. porches. THE HOME YOU WANT OPPORTUNITIES closets three; fire place, garage, ..buys In choice homes 14.600 white stucco frame North Walter. Call for MR. right Good, house, best location four-roo- now. will bo bungalow, modorm oak floors, built-i- BURMEN, Gillette Tailor large $3,250 for a well located lawn, shade, etc. Delays costly Shop on Twelfth street. Largo lot, fine Only $4,500. from now on. features, garage and other outbuild- 110 2 West modern home la. High- ings; Fourth ward. . Central. shade, east front. See us at once lands. Terms. WHY YES-W- HY On good terms. WE HAVE SOME EXCEL-len- t if Interested. i business and A. FUSSCEIEK, $1,000 for a double house In Help the landlord, get this four apartment Utdiw It. MeCLUGHAN. Realtor Roberts-Turn- on Tnird ward. Bath, basement, room modern home be er sites Copper avenue. Fit. Acclden,, Autnmilitle insurance, Phone 442-- J. 204 West Gold. and Co, WE HAVE ONE OP THE Hnretv Itui la. - clone in, $2,000 will handle. independent. Only $3,150 and No. 8. hum, $1,000 will new four-roo- m terms. choicest close-i- n business Ill Fourth St. .telephone 074. buy a corners on W. Central. FOR SALE home on North Third street; .i. i:. r.oxcrc, reatj estate. WE HAVE SOME CHOICE As Long A3 It Lasts $.100 down, $25 a month. HO West Silver. Phone 477. Income and vacant corners Several new, strictly modern PAT, THE PLUMBER, $3,soo new, four rooms, basement, PROFESSIONAL CARDS on W. Goldtavenue. A REAL BARGAIN brick houses on South Maple. lath, fireplace, oak floors, VI l iUM Four-roo- m Sea Us Before You 216 North Third. $10.00 Per Load throughout. Splendid location In JOHN W. HILSON? l. WE HAVE MANY GOOD stucco bungalow Buy. BUSINESS buys In income and and Modern. and A Better Grade 16.00. J'citirth ward. Terms. CHANCES Attorns r, vacant sleeping porch. Dumbing IleatlngU $5."i00 five-roo- mi 17 Ree-nn- for brick, east, l''uli SALE First-clas- s II. and ID. Cromwell property on S. street. In Fourth ward. Will take car Jones & Turn'bull, Work a shoe shop. Ad- - . Building. Repair Specialty. front, shade, reus n,,T R. enr Tnorn.l Phonj 116I-J- WE HAVE MANY SPLENDID on first pavment. General Cowrm-tors- . (Of about 1,000 lawn, basement, I feet) furnace, close In, W'K PHVSH'IAiH AM apartment and home sites REALTY SALES CO. 1206 East large lot, hale Small grocery store; good hi iKtwrva." Gold. Call with first ward. Terms. Address Box 77. care Dll. al. 1. IILKTON. on the west side Wagon Journal. ' Including McMIM,IO & !ilsjA NT E Fourth ward. x Terms Cash WOOD, Konltors. Partner In stood natln l..it ."leasee of tun Slnmneh. WANTED son w, t.oln. I.oiiiim. nrj-- $750 Barnotf WE HAVE THE LARGEST Insurance, nomine requires capital. Address llulldlng. journal. . K. CI.AliKK. list of homes In ' f. Tie makers. Apply Vi orlck o.,a and Throat. the city. Let us show you. WE HAVE MONEY TO McKinlcy Land Pouih buildup! Barnott WANTED LOAN FOR RENT Koomi First; location good for any Building. 1)hn. No trouble for us to ex- McKlNLKY H.AND AND si" dof b:isltiesa. Offlce Hours ' "A Cook What Can COOK" Co.' plain. At In sums of $2,000 or more. Lumber FOR SALE m.. and to m. your service. white br colored LUMBEIi CO., run RENT Furnished room. J23 South C'rlspette popcorn outfit, t p. woman, for must be 7:9-- a summer home on Security good. "venm, pnone ?i "a '""Position for live maa ROBERTS-TURNE- R the Pecos, Tew Albuquerque, New Mexico, Inquire Oil North First W. fJi. SHERIDAN, CO,, until October 1st. Address P. Thorcau Mexico toil KENT Light housekeeping rooms. M7dT O. Metcalf - - worm Kditn. L .TA Ll'' Albuquerque , Hotel, 316 to 218 W. Gold. rhone 407. Box 524cr call at 216 2 Agency, South First. uwnZ1. West Gold 118 South FOR LENT Three rooms. 1306 South room. Albuquerque Cafe pool (IJUXAKY DlisKAHRq Avenuo. City. Third. Walter, In rear. 3. s,h AND DISEASi:., FOR SALE) MiscelUneout FOR A I K 77777: OF THE SKIN FUR HENT ilnru u m sums JVosserman L, Several rooms, misled. ... rkiuiier;- r.,tr, Connection. FOR SALE Trailer. 100 North Edith. AUTOMOBILE, li.n... ii .inn Veal- n. Ill, - ibouthEillth. Writ 201 HS. FOR REN1- FOR SALE I'UK i:-- i.fKft n,n .i . Pulley, Esst Lewis. CjmfinnnK Blrtgl'hono Apartments HHEIJ WANTED Black currants. Phone sale FOR very reasonuble. 620 FOR RENT 183B-- . vcMTajsenger Dodge. 116 West Oold' small saw mill and FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 80! Dwellings ' North Thirteenth. tlnvber proposition: . F. 0. BAKES," Bouin Mule. FOR SALE LXPKIIT HADIATOR "iimad, for sale, lease, let on shares KOr" j nirci. FOR RENT four-roo- Angora kittens. Phone REPAIRING: O NICE, COO!,, Diseases of Furnished house. WANTED Clerk 1508-- clean sleeping rdoms, close win consiaer a nartnee. .T v n (be Kye. Ulasgen FOR RENT Furnished andJ 32 North Fourth. for clothing store. Ap- - h!'ii??iL,!!Lw''rk"' 217 North Third. in. 4IS West Iron. Office Flttd apartment Ply 116 West Central. Kim SALE B"ventn, Albuquerque, removed to 114 N. Beo-o- nd Phone 1590-- FOR Four-roo- FOR SALE and Bulck touFTng carl FOR KENT garaged RENT Davenport, gas range. first-clas- s Very room, close KA -n st. Ground -- unfurnished EXPEltlKNCK leached Phone 1320-- condition. Bond-Dlllo- n pleasant 'JZ. l'1;- of tha best floor. Phone 84S, FOR RENT Two furnished rooms with 913 North Second. Li Angeles Co. in. 208 North Sixth. n the loung Men's Christian Association TRY UODDY'S state, right at Junction private bath; cool. Phone 1727-- Two-roo- Auto MILK; BEST IN TOWN, nUN'l-O- no ,..... on very FOR RENT School . rOIi front ruom, national snori rurnlshed house, useB that method. Phone 2413-R- FOR SALE Maxwell large, airy Highway; must CHIROPRACTORS" ON'E KM ALL with - . - touring car. first- - furnished. 20S Routh w or Itoberts-Tur- - and one furnished porch. lng2 Houth Walter. .i rr r: cono t on. xsr.o Arno. n..i;uiini sieicness. large Keiiame - T 218 E. apartment, with hot water. 1215 , man to manage FOR SALE Double eet work harness. Auto ban!, t.utler FOR KENT "er Co.. West Gold. F. CARMEN, Wet modern houses, furnished or branch office 217 Furnlshre, rooms supply for large concern. North Third. "inpHry. HAVE A- -l 820 to 1GS2-.- dren. 110 South Wali.ut. money-makin- g Chlropraptor. "nnirntsnert. $100. Phone T Savoy Hotel. SAIE-Kl- ssel ,lk business anJ tu AriuOe AforMcall, FOR SAL.E- -' first-cla- Ka, f '9 RENT Three room and alannlm, RENT Five-roo- tins water heater, )ei,ter FURNISHED modern no opportunities, such as merchandise, Building. .11 K Fur CONCRETE form .ro'i for ,ourl car rooms; sick; no nrlvata bath. nrann lompletely fur carpenters, teamsters condition. Phone 914-- or truek. groceries, garages and hlgh-elsa- s we wished house. 2II-- Children. 414 other 1 1701-- modern and laborers, good - West Silver. wages, transporta- FOR Second-han- d 64, propositions not advertised FOR SALE F 1 Two-roo- K.W.E locally. Urn itlira . FOR RUNT house n,1 .lr.,.n L 110 grain binder; l'OUDL'il!bjjjnroad;phoneKPEHDSTEU, LARGE, cool' room, Co., 518 W ; FOR JIENT Modern nree four- - EmPlymeot Agency, bargain J. Korber & rebolv block, new beautifully furnished, Gold. and ng porch; fine shale. Aliune 2.H8-- price. C. radiator, rebuilt. 30x3 u. private bath. 1311 West Roma. FUUNiTURBTtBPATO room - tires; good B13-- apartments, with bath: furnished rwo-ron- n- .r. 1. 7Z: HOOKlNr. Ing. Phone 2035-- I'utc ith.NT snnpe. chonp: terme. Phone 1S13-- FOR RENT Furnished room, FOR SALE or Ervln west Coal. furnished house uanta Fe EXPERT IS34-J- . sleeping Kouaet n in 115 ..p.wcu Railway) guaranteed work, phone - In modern home. 411 Beddln gom pa y. -- month. 100 North Second. l'OK SALE North Fourtti. SA I. E Five-roo- . FOR KENT Two ermakcrs, blacksmiths, sheet Cheap, oil Lungalow. mud-e- SA light housekeeping wo-room ...... ton SALE Drop head machine. Chandler FOR FkRK FOR RENT house aleep-part- carmen eewlng automobile! and rub- - RENT Pleasant ions West '''" sewing machine, fiber rooms, nicely furnished. Superior' HoteJ, and .,,, electricians, and KMnq rnnamon, J1U. 611 her In engine housekeeping Marouetle. 'E, over Ing porch furnished. 712 ueipera tor tnese classes. Apply in per- North Third. gondcoiidlinn. Phone rooma, near snmitorlum. Phone 1097. . "u"6' rerrigerator .cook stoves. WooHvorth's. South son or Foil M odern, four-roo- : High. by letter to D. E. super- - duh Uas range, Foil SALE kale stuneo ""oi "i?vh. uiant auto tires, Oil RENT Two .... , Barton, bjMi Mitchell six vwadster, ikl run jio.w rurmsnca trout bed room, house: good or I furnished rooms, for hulld-on- ? broiler and oven, 700 porches, cheap; Owner siock used furniture. 5 South FOR RENT Furnished .nuim, general orrico nearly new. West good tires, good 1670-J- . 1705-- "mi nouscKeppmg; adults; do sick. t.ouae with fin J- master Roma. it awav. running order; drive leaving city. Flrat. rooms and sleeping 622 South '2r pMpMurray. mechanic. $176. Mcintosh Auto Co., 311 FORllilVesFriltLJlmneRENT Pleasant second. porch. .u,., BCLT,nu "'"OR W est housekeeping CASH, rent or balance, buva four-roo- OR KALE Walt sircet. AlDUquerquo. SALE Two litlere of pure-hre- d Copper. Dining table, six but-fe- t, i iki.Mi i wo cool roomi. near sanatorium. Phone almost new modern In choirs, lurgo, ;oms, -- Airedale 17.60 WANTED ' home, three FOR Three-runm puppies, price to t21. 1582-J.- rockers, dresser, chiffoniers, kitchenette, furnished for ouse- - modern house, I'Vinnle. one llllil-- -- roadster, light truck or FOR HENT Rooms for highlands Phone r nicely P' would light housekeep- cabinet, table, library pic- 618 WeBt Con!. Phone 1792 J. 518 WANTED Counter cliassis; consider touring, good ing. 2U 16U7-- lamp, dishes, Keeping. South Cafe- - South Phone FOU SALE Three Cen-trn- l. tures, douhle Walter. girl. Bracy'a FOR SALE bull ter- running er.ier. 5 b. Walter; fine homes. East and single beds, end other FOtt. RENT terla. Thoroughbred pit pall after p. 611 FOR -! East Silver never used Furnished modern outside rier Q. II. East Lewis. , RENT Nine, nean sleeping- and and University articles; by sick. 601 South FOR RUNT Four-roo- puppies. Blumenshlne, phono A. apartment; private bath. Averill house and sioep-in- g W ANTED A girl for J413-R- y, North Third. Heights. J Hammond. 24 Esst Sliver Third. B23 general housework. F0" 6A LE Auto to one hiiuejpjngoonia121 apartments. 208 '4 North Second. s, porch, furnished. Inquire 61 North Eleventh. parts hundred FOR Two "f u bA LE Four-roo- South FOR 8 ALE Roll-to- p airrerent makes RENT urnls'hedrooms for and bath, frame. FOR SALE Edith. desk, In good con- and model cars; largest close In Davenport, library table, FOR RENT Furnished front apartment, WANTED Experienced waitress. Lib- dition. Franklin & stock nt used In light housekeeping; no sick. 423 Test highlands. 12.600; essv terms. two rooking chairs table FOR RENT five-roo- Company, 2;4 West pnrts southwest. Autn Iron Room 15. dining and three rooms and private bath. 2164 Partly rurnlshed on cafe, No, i. Oold. Salvage Co., 215 West San Antonio First National n.mfc (..uMlnir four chairs, side board, Banner Windsor A house and garage. 1423 street. jvortn heenno. hnnuerque Hotel West Central, El Paso, Texas. FOR LENT Two I'Oi; SALE five-roo- heater, Wonder St. phone 728-- tvAAifcu (,iri for general housework. KOR SALE Fruit Jars, Ifio dozen! rooms furnished for lly owner, new n.irf range, kitchen Two-roo- Manflell-Dreyfu- s pints table and ion RENT apartment, com- Apply Co.! 65c. The 120 light housekeeping. 1727 West stucco, furnace, fire place, bullt-l- n cabinet, pillows and matiress. FOR RENT Flvo-roo- Exchange, West Uold, " SALE OH TRADE For a good close bed pletely furnished, modern; water paid; furnished house, WANTED A MrsT'R.'E." phone roadster or features, In; Jl.soO down, balance baby carriage, and washpan. cooking 1142-- garage. tr,0. 2 Hi nursemald. nil. speedster, a five passenger "lie rent. Phone 23S.1-- utensils and other fit. leui rjnst central, pnone Inquire South Arno, 1105 FOR RENT Rooms houo-keepin- articles. 1213 North, phone 1310-- Putney, West Central. FOR SAMS Two-hol- e Perfection oil light six private family car; used furnished for Second. FOR RENT Two louring 410 Ut SALE mod- nice, clean rooms and stove. Call 1085-- very little; In excellent condition sleeping porch. South Beautifully furnished FOR RENT One side of Mule and mornings. Phona to and up Edith. ern htchlanilft. on nn. FOU sleeping porch, furnished for light double house, Female. 123 date; over 20 miles gaso-lin- SALE Used furniture: Din- , North Walter. per gal. of S4.OO0; 821 Biieu, 208 '. J3.000 nouie Keeping. boutn Walter, phone except range. South Ji.i.uijbiVIi. territory men and"! FOR can be seen at 301 North Third FO RENT Nice. CTrnn cash, hnlnne. lilt. ..! ing table. .Ill 75; chairs, 81.75; bed, t ,'S-- J. ' - Rroaownr. given EALE Sewing In exeel-le- apartments, from owner. j . wumen caDaD e or hnnrf machine. street. Make mo an offer. 211 West Address II. H.. care Journal 19.00; single bed. mattress. n. m.t..k coudltlon. i;03-J- . reasonable. Imperial Hotel, !i spring 11.75; Three-roo- FOR RENT Furnished - cheap. Phone FOU chiffonier, 00; FOR RENT four and slx- trade; qttlck and big money assured. Pa- South SIMONI.E YOUR CAlf SALE Bplondld modern lis. Ivor? dressing table, room, brick cific, Commercial Co.. Ills Walter. and dress up your 818.60; apartment with shower bath adjdlnlng; houses, with gleeping Box 630, Tuecon, auto RENT Two furnished houset'iep-in- nnme, largo basement, furnnce, mahogany rocker, 15.60; wicker porches. ' Phone 1852-- TYPEWRITERS, all 115 top. Make It look new 'it emn'l toll chair, 114,0(1; wicker also disappearing bed. Apply 600 East Arizona, ihaUes, aod up. expense. rooms 11U2 hard wood floors. roexer, I5.76J. leath. 13 Hody can. with steeping porch.1 rif. er re coal. run Small per month. Albmiuerque Typewriter polish, tl per Ti.p trees, walks, bargain, from owrler. rocker. $7.50. Call at American Kii.T modern furnished 1?2 Routh dressing, 12.26 a for oar. Su'h Edith. 00 223 8S1-- Exchange. Fourth. quart large West lloma. Cunnnv. South Second.; JENKINS 708 Cen. cottage. Phone 1524 WANTED Price 1.20 e APARTMENTS, East keys at Miscellaneous FOR for small car. We FOR RENT Nice oui-jln- new, Bt rrom a to 12. SALE Heavy black enamel porch these guarintee sleeping FOR SALE New tral, completely modern; heat, dressings to be the belt on the looms. 21014 adobe home . I.IINB sx A II Al LINK hot FOR WANTED Ton truck. Address - swing; also Singer machine. In Albuquerqua Hotel, with l'tl and cold water furnished; excellent KENT Howes, atl furnished post- sewing market will not Injure the material. North Second. sleeping norch. front norch. nlss. Tha orange eolorea care. Ele- Kinds; office box 141. West Lead. For tered white Inside on Engle, location. and unfurnished. McMllllon A Wood. goodconditln.710 sale at Hauser's Saddlery, 111 FOR and out; corner lot; phant Butte Dam and Hot N. FOR 4C0-- wsl RENT Nicely furnlnhed room, next Springs, FOR RENT-Thre- e rooms, In Realtors. 20 West Oold. CEMENT CONTRACTORS Cavolt and SALE Bargain, nlneTand one-ha- Copper, phone city water; price 11,350, cush. Inoilrs M. Meet all glassed sleep feet to bath, with good table board. 110 1 ?4 North Peventh. trains at Engle, leaving Inf close FURNISHED by fourteen feet, sneclallv treated 1327-- Hot at 11:30 a. porch, beautifully furnished, house, of three rooms, bath tent. ALBUQUERQUE AUTO WrtitCKlNCJ CO. South Arno, phone Springs m. and J:30 p. m. In. Vacant July 20. Phona 1S88-- for and wa.mild Money td loan on Bnldrlrtge Lumber Oomnanv. FOR SALE New mnies oy owner: u,,e Oldest Dam beat sleeping porch, garage: opposite good first New and Used FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms drivers, Dam cars oa particulars. - 1820 East Central. mortgages. McMllllon 4 Wood. FOR 8AIE Used tractors. 6- and t!4 Wsst Oold: one ili.rni. n the Dam Una. We drive our own cars. ui1ivrily- REPLACEMENT PARTS and rooms, close cool and 110 four-roo- Two-roo- Second-han- with sleeping In; North one 210 FOB RENT furnished FOR RENT JulV 25. WANTED d "add-In- g gang plows Hardware In Stock All 421 Maple: Write for reservations at our apart two fhr..r Burrollgh's for Cars: shady. South Third. North Call 121 expesia. ment; hot end cold water, and cottages, furnlsh.rt n a machine. M. R. M. Department, J. Korber ft Company. ALL Parts tested before lnnvlnv Maple: terma. West Sil HEFFERNAN BROS., light tiK. Corporation, ihun GRAY ROOMS ver, 1040-M- . Props. rent 42 hi 211 West Olod. FOR SALE STONE 218(4 West Gold, plione - Hot N. M- - phone paid; reasonable, jipjKnia. ju Twenty shares Bryan Har Radiators, electrical parts, tops, bodies, 70c-$- Springs. ....g,qltj. Loiumota. sleJelf Phone 210-- l per 5 FOR SALE Five south Five-roo- vester Comnanv et tin rar norns. etc. day; rooms and aleenlna Broadway. FOR RENT brick e HAVE several gllt-edg- a first mort- ,h,r. ieius, Ignition sets, springs, week. Mrs. E. GuKll. house, large Addrets 303 Pvmes blllldlne. Denver. I'olo ports carried for 22 makes of cars. New per porch, out buildings, good shade and Albuuuerqiie-rtantn- j Pe- - Tins FOR RENT One large and una small "'i area. gage loans. Wh wants them? Mc- DAILY , - Apply at IMPERIAL ROOMS lawn; five block from Second and Cen- STAtiB furnished-- for 7Q1 New i" " 14S2-- Mllllon & Wood. FOR SALE OR A axles, drlvg shafts, pinion and gears Nice, clean rooms; apartment, completely York, or phone n, TRADE good upright ring To Taoa . ror In rates by or week. Over Pastime tral; Fourth ward; J,600; (Read Dorrnl ffousexeeping. crane ApaAtmenta, 213 TRANSFER piano, In good condition, for cut In earned all cars. Keep us mind, day price termr Leave North Seventh. H. uk hunt 108 South Arno, seven and scavenner work dene, same NEW MEXICO'S OLDEST WRECKING Theater. 211 H West Central. Call owner, phone 803-- a, ra. phfc rooms and reasonable rates. EU A. condition. Csll at 1306 South Walter. Arrive 10:30 a. m. bath, twn.rnnn, k...M..t llrltflth,' Hi HOUSre. M N T w 28 LINCOLN 1970-- - LINCOLN AP AH E sTn e y furnish". PER CENT INVESTMENT Two small APARTMENTS, newly Phone I828-- or P. F. - East Iron, phone FOR SALE Fresh buttermilk and cot f l eave 12:30 u. m. three-roo- McCanna, West Centra. Phona S4. ed hot cool close In. houses on corner 250 two and apartments, tage Cheese: also freth milk In ffallnn rooms; water, and lot, 60x142; good Leave p. m. run r severs PIANO TUNING and player-pian- o 312 Routh HI4-- In ...13:80 'hot and cold cool, and close In modern furnished EXPERT, lots. 1916-M- . IN Third, phone furniture; lights and water: brings Arrive :o water; 130 Swayne's Dairy, nhone WHEN NEED OF p. m. H South 14-- cottages; rent 125, and 135; on car repairing. .James Duran, phone FOK $35 per month; must be sold at once. To Third, phone .. 1974-- 1920 OR SALE TIRES, rims, carbureturs, springs, mag- RENT Furnished rooms, with Alhuqaenme (Read l'p) rippiy bi izi9 rtoutn Edith. West New York. Pianos and player pianos; netos house. Price $1,600; terms. Phone owner, FOR RENT Three large, cool rooms and pre-w- Phone 10ft Oen. P. generators, wheels, gears, axles, porches, opposite good boarding 17H-- Albuquerque ... Arrive... 7:00 p. m. FOR RENT WANTED I want to buy a aecond-han- d values, 10.K5-- 12S Santa Fe flused sleeping porch, bath adjoining, Completely furnished, three Lv'arnaTd Piano Co., 214 Soutli ueurmgs norns, aocessories Phone North Walter. Leave... 4:00 p.m. room COttagO. aleenlnv nneeh nsar ITnl- - bowling alley In good condition. Write Walter. COME TO FOR SALE Well-bui- Santa Fe nicely furnished for housekeeping, neat or FOR PARTS HEADOnABTEBS. FOU KENT Two beautifully furnished by practical Arrive. ..12:46 p. in. and summer cioiiy car. nne. pnone 1478-- call Anton Btatkevlce, 318 Princeton SALE Standard make used player WE HAVE RALVAQED TO DATE THE builder. 1078 cash, or best offer, Espantla Arrive. .11 :tK IL m. eleant desirable location. A- -l rooms in modern home. Apply Airs. buys Two-roo- avenue. in will sell n Taos 7 .10 16 West Coal. FOR HENT furnished house. pianos, condition; at FOLLOWING MAKES OF CARS: Fred Hamm, 02J North Second. and glassed-i- sleeping porch. Leave... a.m. WAX BARQA1N bargain on easy payment plan. Phone Bulck C24. C2S, Eloctrln and water. The tn FARE TO SANTA I4.SO "FOR witn aleealng modern: 130 STOKE, at 315 South 14119-- D4, D65; Csdlllac, city best FE, RENT Fu nistied apartments, porches: FOU RENT One well furnished house- town TO Hlf.AU. to tour rooms, L"r monm. van at 70 Easr Santa Fe. Flrat. will pay the highest prices for Chalmers, Chandler. Chevrolet 430. FB. for healthseekers. Palmer, 1822 TAOS, aecond-han- d FOR BALE One n t. keeping room, close In; roasonable rent; South 1768-- Albuquerque glassed-i- n t) East your clothing, shoes and stroke Baby flrand; Dodga. Dnrt, High, phone Headquarters Rlngllng sleeping porche gas; f wi yoor vacant houses wun the Cltv furnltcre. Phone Ford. Huo 20 H. K. N.t Maxwell. Mitch- - no sick; no children. 808 West Iron. Brothers' Hgar Store. 210 West Central Central cvr can isn East Realty Co.. for oromnt nnA ffieint 68, Wayna gas pump, at a bargain: also tin, rentral one chain one one-ha- lf ton. ell Olds 8. Saxon EICIN HOTEL Sreeptn-- rooma and Avet i. Punas 600. or tea McMllllon A Wood, shnns I8. service. 207 West Oold. mhone, 7. RUO CLEANERS hoist, and Overland, every model; 703 s 4 willys-Knlgh- t, Santa Fe Bank Confec- Rugs Cleaned. $1.25. South Second. and I; Btudehaker and 6; housekeeping apartments, by the day, " Headquarters OR RENT Modern seven-roo- Irll or 602 FOU co w." Phona 222. brick MATTRESSES 13.60 EVERYTHING IN avery model. week month. '4 West Central. BAlooYmfik Phone tionery. MONEY TO LOAN house, furnished foe hnnMers renovated, and op; PLUMBTNO FIXT If you don't sea ear 2104-.T- suitable, furniture and Ervln URL3, and material. Pumns and well your la the abovs FOR RENT Front room, well furnished, TO LOAN On or noma, North 227J-- repaired packed. i'bi. kos'&l watches. in Maple, phone Beddln g Co.. 013-- 2 035-- 472-- remember, use of close FOR SALE Young white rab- phones or points. Thaxton Supply Co., Phone WB ARE SALVAGING I.ATB MODEL adjoining bath, phone, In; Angora TIME CARDS (una and everthing valuaola FOR RENT Attractive four-roo- WANTED"- - 1111 North one or two 7ns west Hiiver. bits, ri.one 1281. ' newly Careful Kodak Fourth. CARS EVERT DAT. gentlemen. Mr. B.' Marcus, 111 South First.'' decorated comDletelv furnish mnii. finishing. FOR ern Twice dally servlc. Remember, satis- FOR SALE Friers and S. E. C. W. In addition to the largest stock of used FOR RENT One room furnished for SALE Cheap, galled saddle MONET TO LOAN un diamonds, watches bungalow, highlands; no children. faction Bend oocks. auto Old in on for horse and saddle. 400 North Twelfth. ; rnone 17BU-- guaranteed. your finishing camn stove, four parts the state, we oarry a light housekeeping, ground floor, ana got)a jcweiry; uoerai, rename, con- to a reliable, established firm. Hanna Trusty brooders, cow and heifer. 1301 Una of NEW drive 115 a month; adulta only, 40 South FOU SALE fidential. Gottlieb Co.. 105 N. 1st FOR RENT & MaVer gears, shafts, Young pony mare, $12.50; Jewelry Modern brick house, nicely Hanna, Photographers. North First. Dnane. axis shafts and general accessories, tor Seventh. young fresh) Jersey cow, (50, 611 North MONEY TO LOAN on close-i- n prop '.furnished, six rooms, front and back ev.ry car, FOR RENT Two Third. city screened ORCHSSiRA AND BAND FP"t SALE BlacX currents fAr making newly furnished light assr. first nortgages. McMllllon porches; highlands; close in. SCHOOL Bent- - OUJl PRICES ARB TRB LOWEST. rooms, ' Phone 1647-- J. jellies, pies, preserves and lams'. housekeeping modern, ground FOR SALE Fresh Holsteln cow, Wood, 906 West Gold. 2417-R- VIADUCT cheap. Insurance, real IF TOU have an orchestra or band In- n Ranch, phone from tl to I QARAOB, floor, close in; no sick; r.o children. 10! If taken at once; also small 'estate. FOR RENT Furnished modern three- - 1 800 SOUTH SECOND. West Iron. turkeys. WESTBCL'IO Dallr. room strument and wish to learn to play morning, 13 to and to nights. v house. With two lorMn noreho. and receive Instruction Largest pans house to the (lata. FOJt well Train. Arrive. Pepart, at 918 correctly class CEDRO CANYON Firewood Co., firewood RENT Exclusive, furnished FOR KA l"K FlemishTbTante. Rufus Reds, DRESSMAKING South Arno. Inquire 100 South In sight reading, musical arlthmatlc, room, with hot Nu."l Tha Scoot.,.. 1:80 pm 1:80 pm Edith. direct from Cedro canyon to user; Rent-Room- s large sleeping porch, Black, Belgians, bucks, does and No. 11:00 5MST1TCHINU Williams' Mll- - time, tone, tempo, scales, chords, trans sawed and In For with Board waterv heat and bath; located. fr. era. 710 Calif. Limited. H:S0 am am pleating. split stow or fireplace centrally West Lead, ohona 192S.W No, T Fast. am 11:20 206 Plinth 777-- FOR SALE Completely furnished home, posing fand ensemble playing. Join our 2400-J- Phone 1744.W. 21 West Cool. Fargo .10:60 am llnery. Bmadwa). ph. lengths; prompt delivery. Phone TABLE BOARD. be three blocks scnooi now. K. 802-- J. Single meals served. sou Young riding pony. $26, and No. .18:35 am l ot am FIRST-CLAS- S - from postoffice, for short rrsd sills, phone bed ball Navajo. dressmaking, vork guar- SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions 313 North Tenth. FOR KENT Very desirable, cool fresh n Jersey cow. E. N. SOUTHBOUND. 1120 1781-- period; reasonable. Call 306 South Sixth, room, cold anteed. West Lead, phone before cures foot F with lavatory and hot and Wilson south of town. Phone 2415-R- Nc. El Paao 10:1 Sunday. prevent (alien Insteps; all " .KENT Room with board. . 21 In H Exp pm side and CARPENTERING troubles. Planter Arch Thot. South shower baths, well furnished private FOR No, 27 Paao 11:2 4 PLEATINQ, accordion, box; FOR RENT Three-roo- II. liupports. Broadway. 1102-J- , SALE Practically pure bred El Exp am N. SI 6 house with PETTIFORD THE F. 408 home; no sick taken. Phono or Jeraey mall ordera. Crane, North chicken house two ODD JOB MAN. Keleher Leather Co., West Central. ""OM AND 571 cow, age six, glvhig three EABTEOUNn. for hundred chickens All I67I-J- . 'HOARD, yj , week. call nil West Coal gallons; (' Seventh. Crane. Apartments, phone 111. garage, kinds of work.' Phone fresh four months; high milk test; No. I Tha Navajo.. 8:10 pm 1:40 pm lights and water. 1205 West ASBESTOS ROOF PAINT 13f.. pries 4 490-- I WILL ESTIMATE all or ut 11 1301 North First. E. B. Doane. No. Calif. Limited. 6. CO pm 1:40 pm Iron, phone any part lOD tor all kinds of roofs, per gal- FOR RENT Glassed-i- n WANTED Position SALe. Pouitry-Egg- s your i make a lath- lon. porch, wltb No. t a. r. 7:25 pm 1:10 pm ( fOK FOR RENT Furnished two and- tlsrse- - won; specialty of The Manzano Co., 1)0 South board. 114 North Marie. son tALh Two oarloads of good young Eight.. ing and W, 11. 1834-- WANTED UouseworH by the Phiine No. ! Tha 7:20 am ?:50 am . FOR SALE White heus. room three-roo- shingling. Convar, phone Walnut, phona Try a built tip day. horses, weighing from l.Jos to 1,800 Scot.... Fifty Leghorn houses. East Pacific: 2416-J- ROOM with and Phone 2153-- modern furnished house Fe. roof; will last as long as the building. sleeping porch board; jnia. pounds. Sea Paulson, Albuquerque Horse fscm sotrra. East Santa gentlemen only. Phone H79-- Ho, II From El Paso I SB rOR SALE Six Rock Apply 818 East Pacific. FLOOR BANDING We.' can resurface EXPERIENCED stenographer wants Market, first street and Mountain road. pm Plymouth hens CANVAS 1807-- no. From El Paao am and rooster. . FOR RENT Two your old floors and make them like SLAT) WOOD Limited of sleeptng porch, with board. Phona FOR SALE Horses and I have is 7:c furnished new and maka your new supply green v per week 1207 East Central. moifs; No, 10 oonneots at relen rta No. II Milk-fe- d 214 218 (loora perfect. slab wood $3 WANTED Work by tha hour. Phone lust arrived with head - J FOR SALE bungalows, and North Mania: zo,u-w- , full truck load delivered; ROOM fifty of good Valte- - Kaaa- - an4 will rnone 1603-- AND BOARD with - ms-M- , 6Mio p. m. young Colorado horses tut CItis, Feres City fryers; alive or dressed. Swift. Boule- - rent until Septemher at S3e per Phono glassed sleep- arter and mares, weight G Onest. . II LL'Tv mo new house or norcn; no sick. 1037 Forrester. from 1.000 to 1,600 soma vard road, phone 1920-- month. Please at 724 East Central. figure your .'", PRACTICAL Nl'HSU solicits patronage. pounds; broke No. 93 ornnect. at vttn No. II reasonable work 1244-- J. to work and some rieljn FOR RENT Two-roo- Blass- - prices; guaran- o ar-Lar- ge front room, adjoining Phone Mrs. F. Welch. unbrnke; I can sell house and PRESIDENT HARDING'S 'LADDY fOF I trira rinvls and oolnta and soith ed-l- n teed; estimates free. Call 175W. E. Datn. anm n. Inn mnA hM.d very cheap; also hava good sunniv nt ee' LOST AND FOUND . sleeping norch. nic.Aiv furnished. HOUHE fluor lawn second-han- d ' E. Johnson. 616 John. brother to my Airedale pups: same !red. Phona 1J40-- cleaning, waxing, wagons and modern, except bath; fine ane. Ch. work. Call J. W, Lowe, 14.10-- government ' LOST Ribbon agate, with gold "band1; neighborhood; WB DO ODD ire, Tlntern Tiptop." Special BOARD phone harness This stuff will be at Grande adulta Call 715 JOB and Wln-nl- Uood reward. Phono 180S-- 815 West only. Eaat Silver, or carpentering prices with pedigree. Address C. C. home cooking, rates by WANTED POSITION as caretaker of Wngon Yard. 810 North Brosdw.v until phone 1801-- house building, reasonable;; Investigate tha meaw or week. Mrs. cor-e- r Santa Fe, M. M. Knight, house,, children. Jessie T. W. sold. Sea Scott Rldenour. 1858-- our low prices; estimates free, Phona Broadway a. Taylor, sbona IJOST- - gold-fllm- d iitisi cnoice corner house, un 23H6-- TIVB .MdjOold. a, A Ifhlttlng case watch. hjhfurnished. Close In. J. F. Kluken. til Yale. full aeta of telegraph instruments, ROOM, BOARD movementr-Posslbl- on Includes and sleeping porch, for WANTED on Illinois Central, five rooms, will I WANT you to my low key sounder, wire, resonator ln POSITION, housework, ; ELt - bath; lease; yard, lawn, Investigate prices Private home, highlands. Plrone between First and Second; leave Jopr- no on any Kind or a and batteries; two sets already assem- 1422--..i0" 1420 ranch, by two women; good education. i trees; sick, or children; 148. Phone Building proposition Eaat Bllver. Elsa Y. W. C. nal office; suitable reward. 1162-- 7 r- hsve in view. A. E. Palmer. Bunga-ra- bled oi good table and ready for two Taylor A., Albuquerque. mornings, to :80: evening. leafn Call FOK RENT Have for two to . Builder, but 41. city. Pfcuse 17S8-- persons to on; will sacrifice. loveiy'vacan.iy COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER? with gen- MATTRESS-RENOVATIN- G 411 Bast Mrs. w. H. ONE HALF Silver, after I p. m. 122"-J- . "'"cents. Reed, phone eral office wants BLOCK FROM ROBINSON PARK 40 South experience, position USE Walter. with good firm. Address Box 100, cars MATTREsTRENOVATlNa, 13.60 an Up. FOR SALE Real fc state FOR RENT Storeroom ETFECTO AUTO TCP and seat KIR RENT furniture dressing. Effecto Auto Vals-pa- r. Nicely furnished front room Journal. Rug cleaning, repairing, FOR FOR HEN I' 413 Weal Cup- Enamel, VWlth Phona 611-- or 2036-- J. SALE. OR TRADE For auto, lot on Building at Enamel on automobiles. board, suitable for one or two. EXPERIENCED Almost new, five rooms, and built-i- n fea- packing, North per: suitable for garage. Inaulre U. K. Valspar West bookkeeper and sleeping porch, nice Ervln Seventh; auto muat be In Plymouth Cottage Prist. Homestead ??UJL4Ji2: . Fruit. office man, would like to con- Bedding Company. Sherman, at First Bank and - hardwood condition. Phone 171. Address 824 South Savings Floor- Paint Roof Paint and Cement FOR RENT front "room" and" nect with reliable firms. Al C. Smith, tures, floors, pressed brick construction, basement, Trust Company, phone 8. Leath-Co- ., lirge WANTED Houses assured. Thna. F. Keleher sleeping yoreh with board. Everything phone 469-- hot air heat, lawn. trees, sidewalk, on a street. J FOR RENT room 26 401 1057-- J. new and paved GET THIS TiAur:TM 8tora and cellar, Wet. Central. Phone modern. Csll 110 North Maple. first-clas- s meat-cutte- r, k 60 H61-W- . WANTED Position by WANTED A furnished . must TWO LOTS, three-roo- 'store by feet, the rear of 10 South First, or phona i house; house, or FOR RALE (By Chas. Mann), show for years have had complete This home will please you Phone 110 for have four rooma and two sleeping chapel building, electrla earaae: accessible by alley from Second street, SPECiAtTsummer C appointment. llihta. Oold oases, scales,, eopvlng press, Oliver ratos. per month; charge of markets; city or out: best of porches, furnace heat; will take lease. bargain price. Owner for and Central avenues, Fred Luthy, excellent oarol, room .- leaving bigger typewriter. Dalton threa private wltb references; good health. Address M. P., J'hone 1680-J- 1224 - at Citizens National bank. adding machine, work. North Second. H. .P. alectrlo motor, four H. P. gasoline sleeping poroh and tray service. 8t. care Journal. WILL to suit tenant 25x140 John's 491. WM. J. L arrange a engine, coffee Episcopal Sanatorium, phone Spanish-speakin- g EVERETT, toot sanitary slicing machine, WANTED stinog nph-er, FOR RENT MisceHaneom WANTED Real brick building; good condition; mill twelve-lig- two 1 Eslate Santa Fe gasoline system, Hyn kk nt Large, airy front room, with several yea a' experience, , i" i'OH "RENT iFYOU-hav- opposite shops: reasonable box springs and two cows. 'northeast two hods, suitable desires In bank or Plao, Mcellcni, ooniiiUou. a business property (or sale, terms. Sea or writ U 10 exposure; position law office. riiono 119. Realtor. Third and Gold. I'bona KOt-J- , lleymao, for gentleman; best of boird, rhone Will go out of town. Adlress Stono., care "SI H 1111 MCJUUMOU e .wood. Nvrth M. - First, Alhuauerqu. N. Journal .Want MSt-- , j ; Ad bring result Journal, Albuquerque, N, M, -- - ."",'" r : Page Ten ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL July 14, 1922. V' 654 TAXI LINE Fifteen Hundred I REPUBLIGAiyS 10 E SUNSET JAZZ Grapefruit Hie Orchestra Phone 654 placed on sale this morning. Medium sized Cali- PROTECT PUBLIC Springer's Hall, Los Duranes. fornia grapefruit at only 7c each. DISCOVERED Saturday Night, July 15th. Business THEATRE We want you to drop in and see the comb honey, TODAY AND TOMORROW we are selling at 20c. DING STRIKES VICE CRUSAOE FOR SALE Opportunity Rooming house, Fourth and HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY A man business of $50,-000.0- 0 Much Better than Usual Gov. Mechem Reassures young was arrested yes Central. See Landlady for Garage Something and placed under 12.000 A mon- Women's of terday per year. Eureka California walnuts. They are worth looking Organization bond after a hearing before Judge ey maker for a live wire. wmiTOmyiituuwiiiwiiiiiuiiliilM at even if you do not care for any at present. County at Dinner Last Roddy on a charge of assault upon Owner, P. O. Box 681 Pound 48c. Present. a young girl under age, whose N. M. mgnt; Many name is being withheld. Albuquerque, It was stated last EMPIRE Phone 28 The renubllrnnn nf th. ..,. night by Gleaners WARD'S CASH STORE,, will see to ft that the interests of friends of the man and the girl 508 West Central. Orders1 Delivered for 10c that they Intended being married, l DYERS AND HATTERS f..cociii RUG CLEANING rauruaa striKe and any and would do so without delay. muur nisoraers it was Phone 45S. Cor. 6th and Gold FOR SALE BY OWNER last They went on an auto trip togeth- i night hv Gov. M. C. Meeh- - er, their friends said, and were caning before the One of the finest homes in Can Women's nrirantvotlnr. republi compelled to remain out all night .... VL JDtT-t. - because of trouble with car. the city in the most desirable nalillo county at a dinner at the the The arrest of the young man came Standard Co. location on paved street. country ciud last Yta Furniture evening. , about, thev said. becausA of anA Although nn cYnrnqain nn 401 South Flrsl St. Phone 619 7 Ion as to the outcome or the girl having remained out all Wer. buy. sell and rooms, bath, breakfast results of night unchaperoned. exchange room, 3 LET'S GO fSHET0DAY inn present; strme. Governor Mech- new and used furniture. Handle sleeping porches, 2 PUS em said that the It was rumored that the man line kitchen screened republican party took the woman complete utensils, porches. Ideal ar- considered the railroad owners and young riding, and etc their employes m nnhii.. when she wan returned hnm. th rangement. Strictly modern In 1 I next she was In and would endeavor to protect the morning a drugged every respect. Steam heat. yuuiic m any event. condition, tsne was out the entire Call 970. The doctrine of the night. ... republican Guest NOW SHOWING party for the American working Captain reported yester- W A NT ED ..on to me day that the Davidson girl, who ion ninner pan; tnat he We pay good for William Fox .Presents snail De tne best paid, the best fed was alleged to have been assaulted prices fire, and seems to' arms such as Rifles. Shot the best housed In the by Juan Brady, be In an - world, improved condition, and nhvslHon. Guns, Pistols. Must be in o.u uib governor, tie spoke on A- -l the sublect are of the condition. EL ESPERANZA I general of roniihnn opinion that sh will 813 Soinb First Street ism. Mrs. Mechem, who was also recover. HOTEL present at tne banquet, spoke a Brady yesterday made M it. nnn few words of greeting. bond and was released. Barela, his Congressman Nestor Montoya companion on the night of July 2 Jemez Hot another nromfnpnt .nnni,. w when the Davidson assault is said Springs dinner, talked on the to have has Jfet subject of occurred, not made THE IMPERIAL. Regular Auto Trips ttepuoitcan women as Seen From his bond. Frank Rernn From to Washington." Tfe arrested Wednesdav nn a City Springs .tntnn, LAUNDRY CO. in opening of the National I,eague of charge, also furnished his $2,000 iCtomSwanSOnand Rodolph WentirtO a Scene from (Tuj umen voters ana or the passing uona yesteraay. Mondays, Thursdays Paramount Picture 'Beyond the Rocks of the suffrage measure in con Brady. Barela and Serni will he "TTTE LAUNDR? gress. given next and hearings ' Wednesday OF QUALITY" Saturdays Tariff Affects Homes. morning at 10 o'clock. I Mrs. Adelina Otero-Warre- n' of Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, riats Special Trips on Application Santa Fe spoke as one republican Cleaned i'ar; 57 uno WOman tO nnrtthor taTTlrtt and Blocked, Rug Way. GSoria Swasison cleaned by latest benefits which women might de- BLAZE AT SHOPS process. For Farther Information Appli rive from participation in political Slurges Hotel. affairs, their duty toward their Phones 148 and 449. state in this muttpr. nnfi th. CHAS. in Elinor GSyo's they might accomplish In H. CLAY, legisla CALLS 11' tion anu administration. She said OUT BIG Prop. El Esperanza Hotel. that Jemez . . the interests of women were Journal Want Ads Results. Springs New Mexico ' particularly in reclamation and Bring tariff questions, in short, which af- fect the producer, and in turn the "BEYOND THE HOCKS59 home maker. CR01AT1H T Mrs. K. J. Strong gave a roundly annlauded talk nn ! I: At 9:45 o'clock last h Private Sale of and organization, urging women to evening Furniture m e was called hurried- With Valentino i rft worn in a and department B Rudolph I 1; tiignilled womanly ly to the Fe common chairs, 3 white enameled 2 'All , manner to influence Santa shops to extin- 1 chairs. wicker chalra the political, double bed 1 sixty-poun- guish a small blaze. The and mattress. d ice box. 1 Hoover A romantic drama of v social and governmental factors of shop kitchen 1 passionate young love A whistles broke the silence of cabinet, blue, enameled range. 1 china closet 1 ' struggling American life. republican boost early er New convention. , Mrs. ovenlng quiet, and scores of motor Perfection oil stove with oven. kitchen against written by Dudley Snyder was 1 2 1 cars table, heater. chiffoniers. 1 fifty-fo- ot of read by Mrs. J. C. Jordan in the raced Ho the scene, where dresser, hose. gay Paris nights, dizzy adventure on Alpine cliffs, absence of Mrs. Snyder. hundreds of people, clad In all and the world of manner of from bath-rob- es This Furniture can glittering English high society. Mrs. Creighton Foraker presided attire to be seen Glorious over on Miss overalls and pink gingham dresses, With Gloria wearing the 50 latest and most the meeting, calling ' watch-th- e Saturday, July 15, at 212 Harvard 9 Ethel Hlckey for an address of wel- stood massed and breathless Ave., a. m. to gorgeous Paris gowns. f blaze. - V come. The Country club was crowd- 5 p. m. Take ' v ;v 1 to- Car ed for the occasion, over 150 plates A great mob of men running University being served, A generous propor- ward the fire gave the hint that the. ADDED ATTRACTION tion of those present was men. fire call was connected with fhs' strike; words were breathlessly called Ntntlnir tVint tho flt-- no. Irt RREHT EVERTS the hoso house, where the special 1 FOBT BAYABD officers slept; unspeakable surmises '5 were made; the throng was in an CERRILLOS EGG COAL eddying turmoil. . NOTE : Prices of Admission The lire consisted or a UNIFORM SIZE. "TfcE LAST TRAIL! WlLUAM FOX. SPfcClAL PRODlXTlOH' burning CONVENIENT TO HANDLE telephone pole, started, it is under- Matinee : to TEAM WANTS TO stood, from faulty insulation. It was More Heat Units er Ponnd. '.Night: (6 11) flt-- Adults nrnmnllv AYtlnctliaVtArl Th. More Pounds per Ifbllur. 25c. Adults 35c. ZAF1E GHEV'S had- no connection with the strike. Children 10c, Children 15c. oiticiais sain. The Most Satisfactory, Economical and Convenient Fuel for f Stove and : Thrilling Tale of the West, made the man who MEET THE GRAYS Ranges. Order a Ton Today. (Tax by SPECIAL INSPECTOR Included) directed "A Connecticut Yankee." The IIAHfi COAL Cast includes f OF HIGH SCHOOLS IS CO. Phone 91 1 are anxious to have the Albu- URGED BY DOUGLASS querque1: Grays go to the fort for Eva a series of three games. They Thorough inspection of the high Slovak, Maurice Flynn, have written to Manager Dan schools of the state by a compe- Padilla of the Grays, asking that tent educator aonointed bv the negotiations be opened. The sol- - stat9 department of education, USE A. D. A. BUTTER I and diers nave met ana beaten tne was recommended Earl Doug- Rosemary Theby by The following Grocers will be glad to You: Seventh cavalry team from Fort lass, assistant superintendent of ward s store Supply Eighty-secon- d Daily's Grocery Bliss, the Field the speaking yester- , department, Marl Bros. Piggly Wlggly Wallace E. from the same station, the day before the daily assembly of Boyd's Store Berry Sholtnn-P- n vnA nlitVi anil nfn- - the summer school at state Broadway Central ' tnf the Frank Trotter er teams from El Paso, and the university. Broadway Grocery American Grocery University Grocery CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. M. Twenty-fourt- h inrantry team, from Mr. Douglass suggested that the Albuq. Mercantile Co. Columbus. Their Leo insnectnr b ohniapn frnm .th Central Market secretary, Roney's Grocery Matteuccl-Palladln- o "(WE MOMENT, PLEASE" 11. Kelly wrote to Padilla. faculty of the state university in TODAY AND TOMORROW Rlnv Drtta. firflv'fl short the orcer mat tne position might CO-OPERATI- stop, will arrive today with his have more stability than if It were ALBUQUERQUE Sunshine bride, from Raton. The Grays ex- a Political one. He said that nn Imghhk Comedy pect to put up their best game attempt as such Inspection Is now DAIRY, ASSOCIATION oi me season wnen iney meei maae Dy ine assistant superin- Phono 351 321 North Second Regular Admission Prices ssanta fo here Sunday afternoon tendent who la not able to elve at Uareias park. the work his entire attention. Such inspection would he nf value to the teachers who need VALCLAIN'S PARTY assistance In planning curricula-an- UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS APPRECIATED WARM enuiomenf. for their .rhnni. COL-PA- C LOCAL I and in selecting text books for ITEMS DOINGS in- i HOSPITALITY. HERE courses, he said, and would crease the .general efficlencv nt Canners will hold six and twelve ordinary quart M 4 5. Owing to a chance In ht tne educational work of the state. fruit Coal Supply Co, i Phone and of Appreciation of the reception jars. Especially priced at ship the Journal our regular re- Samuel W. I A.' T. McMillen, rancher north porter lost his but a given Vauclaln, presi- $5.00 Size at $3.33 job, better one dent of Baldwin Locomotive works, OFFICERS ELECTED ' t't the city, has returned to his nas oeen secured i and from now on and his party, who were entertain- - $6.00 Size at $5.00 tSUDlEKJ. former home in Ohio to visit the residents of the Heights will be o rl hor. nn Xfnnilov Via hft.n AT. F0RJJNITED VETS iii children, ioucn with the dally n doings. in a received the Nimrod McGuire nf 413 West Twenty-seve- lnt . pressed letter by the .u unamoer ot commerce, une lei New officers hnv iant J. KORBER & CO. Marquette avcuun has returned Heights during the month of ter was written on Vau and for br Irom a to Florida. Ho was uu e an l0 home board appointed the Fred Lord trip prospective clain's private car nearing the Scott unit Of th V.)..... Just Across From City Hall Phone 879 accompanied back home by his builders, many of them building of the as Miss Anita McGuire. now and others will build Grand Canvon. Republic follows: daughter. as soon Mr. Vauclaln X- - B. Leftwich, M. The Benefit associa- as oerinite can be thanked Manager commander; Claire Adams carl Cantvoort Security made. arrangements Fox of the chamber for the hos- A. Hurlbutt, first vice commander;! w tion will meet tonight at 8 Carl W. of One of the pitality extended to his party, and Parsons, second vice com- 2an at the Knights Pythias greatest advantages ' mander: W A. TTorrlnnn ii on tne expressed the hope that the re- ,,tAAn. Crej hall. living Heights is that Charles E. Passmore, officer of Dr. Murray, Osteopath. Ph. 741. your nelirhhnr xilart nun. hi. v, marks made in his address here in the THREE POPULAR BEKIAMFM water-logge- d day: Georee E. Ewiritt. nffler nt AND TIMELY Miss Lupc Leon, county school is just as interested in beautl regard to the valley v his might aid in the reclamation the guard; E. J. Stacey, guard of B.HAMPTON nurse, will leave soon for Colo fying premises as you are. pro thA llstnninflr mli .Tunn n n rado Springs tu attend a public gram. He also manned the wom r". production en of the city who entertained Mrs. tello, guard of the outpost. Board health conference. SUAVE YOUTH or a. one VICTOR DANCE jL-- H. 4tt "Ml TOUCHES governors: year; w K. W. Ileilin, bookkeeper at Vauclaln and daughters during the Kuppe, RECORDS of visit W. J. Shamphan. two years: Paul the Internal Revenue office, lias PHYSICIANS OF CITY day their here. R. Svlvester. threA venra Artlntamt to his returned duties after an A M. D. Coffin; A. t! lllnc-fls- . suave young man with quartermaster. DOUBLE FACE address U. S. MARSHAL wmun, xomas mitn and J. L. Frank lias returned from is reported to be OFFERS Lonesome Mama-F- ox Trot k IHrry upon a number of Mastes; color bearer, Garfield .The VIrginiaU vacation trip to Jemez Springs. the medical HELP TO SANTA FE Hnchesf itltnr Bniflrrl .T T?fa,i T. Memphis Blues Fox Trot The '.Mr. pioiession with a Virginians nnd Mrs. r. :.t. Beebee of complete new H. Collier, It. H. Myers! C. 0tJllnfTFoJ Trot A" Star Trio and Orchestra Xfenta Fe have returned home af line. He approaches his victim hv IN STRIKE PROBLEMS a. profension of Zr0t C,ub RWal Orchestra ter a few days in the on acquaintanceship yhSrFX 'v,;n:-,;i...4- city on J0U.rF T,rot Whiteman and his Orchestra Zane has -- 'a based his father H.WW.ITIVI ATISM-WtflTOIT- iJB.Fp.J Grey. - nevoi rrpntaA . .i business. receiving mertl. H. A. Murnhv. fmeMnl Rani. F ia South Sea Moon Fox ..v. iiiuic cal attention. He then Trot Whiteman and his tni.iiiiiijg ojLuaiiun. i Factory wood, full truck loaj tells of his officer, who is here Osteopathic-Violet-Ra- y Orchestra. Uever, ingenious, his tamer n In lha war. covering the Treatment gripping, story is one of the most four dollars. Hulin Coal Company imKSinp h.. Rio Grande division strike sit- I'll. u. n. romances , Phone 91. yond back cast and winds up n niHKAi, fascinating ever screened. - small touch. Thr by uation for the railroad, last night 5 N. T. Armljo Bldg. Phone 741. NOW ON - j Harold Lovett will leave on n7n.knnn,n reported that he had received an SALE AT JNunday professional men were welched x for' Kansas City, where out offer of . assistance tu wiuiii amounts from U. 8. vuq ADDED ATTRACTION ho will study optometry. Tracy yesterday. Th Marshal Becunrilnn 1'timim if Sit East Central. Pbone 797-- JVJclntosh will take up the study individual is iiescHhoH . ,ii such aid dressed and of should become necessary. t. of at the same ruddy complexion. CUn1nfm - -- pharmacy place. Mr. Romero asked Mr. Murphy to Fnn.- iftn- . , fn chinln ui ROSEN WALD'S "SCHOOLDAYS f County Agent Leo Reynolds maKe a or the situation. leading , LOVE the seed corn Nu B6ne Corsetiere, Mrs. M P. report groceries. ttnected plots 'n In maklnz his ronnrt tn th. ' he yesterday. He Misg-T- Nrth ThirC1, Ph0ne Pllhlln A " county reports 8' marshal's ofifce Murnhv .lato Ktmmminhpv. Two v Part Comedy v , A. T. McMillen and J. Alexander that the situation was and Room 8, Mellnl Bldg. Ph. 701-- to have the finest corn In the quiet, . Regular Prices ' that at the present time no assist- t'ounty. DEATHS ANDFUNERALS ance is needed. Order your meats from DhIIt's Frederick O. Renner nnd ii. F. Gipsy Store. Extra Added Copple are now members of the GALLEOOK AtflnnMA Attraction - WALTER SCHMIDT MOVED. Forest Service grazing reconnais- aged 98 Kan DR. FRANK . R. MaeCRAPlTP''V " nance crew at work on the years, died last night at hl3 Francisco, nalif.. .ti,w u Jemtz iraiuence, aio ?:ast Grand avenue Walter Schmidt, star DR. DAISY B. MacCRACKEU. TODAY AND TOMORROW forest. He is catcher of the Oatnnnathle PhTnlplnna FOX AND survived by one daughter and Pittsburgh National league baseball FOXIE Kllbourne House has been his wife. The K. P. Building. Pbone Office 89-- instructor in body was taken to team, has come to terms with the Crollott's fiinorll unrtnN team ruin itesiaence bb-- j. Remmds You of at the U. H. Veterans' train management and i..vj FOX AND Barnuni & Bailey's Circus, Jng funeral arrangements. for the east next week FOXIE 55a N ing school. He takes the place to Join, the It's n.'ff... V Vif Mr. Beatty. U1UU, " waaaivufc ' PETSCHKE Elsie A. Petschke. Reminds you of a it's so different. t H. F. Robinson of the U.S. In- - ago 29 Us circus, - years, died here last night. FOR RENT Furninhert nna. Let Send a Man See (llan Irrigation service, C1. Dor- Her mother and sister were with Foxie, the smallest horse in the world, i) room cottage, with To replace that broken window ingion, an innian inspector, anil and sleeping porch. . - her will take the body to Chi Phone 2185-R- , or call 1203 glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co. weighing only 20 ; Pueblo Agent Marble will eo to cago for burial. East pounds. 1 Strong Brothers Copper. Pbone 421. 423 North First. .femez on official business today. are in STAGE Tt) JEMEZ O. II. has charge. Special Performance at 4:3a for the children GUY'S TRANSFER SPRINGS Spltzmesser resigned Knnn-.lfnll- Kuns six a Passen- I Eron Un.lt.V.MM days week. .', )lils position at the clothing store Oiilcr your meats from AND gers taken. One $5. Leave . Daily's Daily's Store. In Addition STORAGE way. , jcuuanK rsromers. Gipsy Store. Gipsy to Regular Program Albuquerque at 6:30 a. m. FOGG, The Jeweler (No Advance in Wo make a specialty on lumber Leave Jemez Springs. S p. in. i ; MILK Prices) position with the Hoover Motor Home cooked food and fancv THAT WILL KEEP hanllna and i V. S mall by EXPERT WATCH MAKING building material. stage. " ' , as salesman. His time Vivian's 2404-J-- 4 ' J Jwmpany article sale of Ladies' Aid Socclety Dairy, Phone A. B. BACA, ; bo to ' will devoted the sale of or ht. Lutheran church, at Engraving, Jewelry, Repairing Phono ...... 2178-- i! j'aul's Jah ears In and around e, Music 804 MTV FXF.CTKIfl SIIOK SHOP Opposite Postofflee. Riedling's store, West IW7-- LYRIC l'buoe 2IS 8oi,ih Hecond. 118 Sooth Fourth. THEATER Central, all day Saturday. Call and '.: tits Deliver '. , k j. JOURNAL WANT APS BRING f QUICK, SURE RESULTS