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TYPE-WARS- PS Bonar Law Favors Adjust- ASSISTFARMERS NON-UNIO- N MEN ment of Inter-Allie- d Debts 4i by an All Cancellation, Reduced to Has Been Engaged Senate of the 3f $3,000,000 Harding He Tells Commons Champions : .id-- ' flsraiBureau of Witnesses Tell of Prisoners by Budget for Several Months With Proposal Will Attempt to Being Shot Down in Cold Doc. 14. Premier Bonar - the Question of Negotiat- London, Set Aside the Administra- Vnder the postofflce appropr!a- Blood the Law In an mportant statement in ft lions act of Juno 19, 1 9 2 J , con- - During Rioting With Powers de- tion Bill ing Big the house of commons today Shipping gress authorized an appropriation! at Herein, III, clared frankly for the policy of the t of $G, Dull. 000 for national forest Balfour note, which advocated an TEST TO COME NOT CALIFORNIASOLON Inter-allie- d SEVERAL WERE TIED adjustment of debts by f f.rn?hnr;, INFORMATION LATER THAN MONDAY - GIVES an all round cancellation, England, ot this amount, many people, gain- TOGETHER WITH ROPES on her surrendering her share ed part, Ccr-man- tho impression that the full of to be by y. c,,!- tee reparations paid amount would be Not Is actually appro I Had Thus tho prime minister Marine Subsidy Measure for At LeaSt T..,WO Of tll0 Ue- - de- priated this purpose. Consulted the Chief Ex- Indicated that the government, Under Another Fire llowever, such is not (lie case. spite its first declaration that the Day's H would fendants Are Identified so "V require additional ecutive Prior to Presenta- Balfour note no longer existed From Fletcher; Lafollette lutkm tu actually appropriate tlie From the Stand as Hav- far as the present British govern- money. .And tho bureau of the tion of the Measure it 4 ment is concerned and that Speaks Today budget, after analyzing tho csti-- ' ing Been Mob Members would not consider itself bound by J mates ot the various bureaus has Doe. 14. President to the same pol- Dec. 14. Plans -' Washington, it, feels impelled Washington. 5 recommended lo congress an up- Clarion, III., Dec. 14 (by tho As-'- .) to a statement government. eham-- Harding, according icy as the previous were mado today by senate ! V 7J proprlation of only J :i.000,Oi) for HO(.lnlf.j 1 The in house been of Mr. Bonar l march of made the today, "has The remainder of farm credits legislation to "! n.iLo'ii.ii hiii-- loans anu iraiiR, ac- Tor several months" with Law's was addressed plons f 1 to tho official several hundred armed men driv- engaged speech clearly bring to a head earlier than first cording publication the question of negotiating with to both France and the United j of the forest service and press dis- ing before them through the to mod- scheduled their effort to set aside the big powers abroad, relative States to France, a plea for bill in patches received from Washington. streets of lieriin, six bloodstained, construction of war- in with the administration shipping 4 H t J ills - limiting the eration dealing Germany the senate. Tho test, it was said, tremendous reduction is ap- lirisoner and tho hilrr finding nt under 10,000 tons, which he that the country is 1110 ships on the ground be tomorrow Satur- . , "'." bodies wero described to is to do under a of might made or I'i, twenty requested provision already on the verge collapse; to- of bill. mid co- day and not later than Monday, it tho Jury by several witnesses the navy supply to America, a call for help in in view trenenment. itowrver, is goingi This Information as to the re- in the difficult with the result doubt, to prove a serious blow to the wes day at the trial of five men in operation settling of the new program of the agrarian Li. ported attitude of the president problems of reparations and inter- tern states, which contain the connection with riot. was given by Representative Lin-berg- allied debts. group. greatest urea of the national for Kct'oro ii tetiso audience which of for the senato ests-- . California, dur- of his Instead waiting H will leave an in-- 1 packed tho somber, dimly-lighte- d republican, Another Important phaso committee to a gen- entirely a brief of debate, while was drawn banking report adequate amount for building court room to the doors and over-roa- ing flurry speech the dark picture eral farm credits bill, members of Chairman Kelley of the of England's economic and indus- Seated, left to right: N. Beiteshev, secretary of tho soviet jewel committee; G. D. BuRutvis;. committee- within the forests, flowed into the stairway leading tho farm bloc who also are oppon- U will a blow to these to it und the. corridors wit-stat- es In charge of the measure, trial future, should tho much laid man; Prof. A. E. First man; T. otter. Jewel expert, and Alexandra Bovia, keeper of the archives. it prove below, was to the reasons in trade ents of the shipping measure Back row: Alexander in road construction. Here- - n esses for the state pointed out seeking explain hoped for improvement to the Norris ag- Pruglamen, jewel expert; V. E. Sobeloff, head of the jewel committee, and other for It was, admitted- plans today urge - tofore the slates, particularly those three, of tho defendants as men the request. not materialize. bill experts- - ricultural export corporation forest areas,-- have 'had seen with ly, a surprise to the committee, The prime minister showed the to the containing large they weapons iu consulted fhe presi- for immediate consideration a. relied upon federal their bauds the of th which had not utmost anxiety that there should of the fun a woman keep secret? soiet. committee which has charge countries that the proceeds may appropriations morninjj dent to presentation of the be no of British temporary displacement VohI answer soviet officials In Rus- of the former Ituss crown be used to stubilizo the ruble. Mem- for constructing these roads. traKcely. prior misunderstanding bill. jewels. New Mexico will he Six of the bill. feelings towards both Franco and shipping sia. And so certain are they that This position requires great sec- bers of Iho soviet rommittoo e.. particularly bodies, according tu had Just declared that il onimliloe Meets Toduy Mile. been 'I'lio bard hit by tho serious reduction.! the testimony uf J. --Marshall LanU, Mr, Kelley tho United States and said that senate commit- Alexandra Bovia has recy. priceless Jewels of the ccntly found many of the missing while the conference had af- posi- The agricultural mado the archives of the c.ars to be sold in in Theru are several sections ot the' a Jrerriu mil estato dealer, and T. aims was only England's difficult was to meet tomorrow keeper tf an; foreign Jewels .Lapland. of forded a not saving of $128,000,000, was clear. Eng- tee called primary road system this state .. i.eiuz. jiih inottur, who is a tion ho making on Norris bill. Commit- ab- of the navy had w to act the ofussinu the forests. In tho blacksmith and a member of th the general staff land was burdened ith very heavy the sence United Mino recommended a pro- was on In- tee members said they expected of liberal feileral appropria- Workers of America, projected taxation, which a clog con- were the 10,000 ton limi- In ter- bill to be reported, favorably tion covering the forests, hound toRelhor witii a single gram, under dustrial enterprise, resulting or und declared struction on these of rope about their necks. Fourteen tation, entailing the expenditure of rible a problem Saturday 37PLANESWILL 18 PERSONS WALLACE S stretches unemployment they would urge its being given IE mad will havo to he deferred. other dead or injured victims wera $331,000,000. that made it. necessary, first, that immediate of in the sen- Tho forest service has relied found Just outsidu the llerrin cem- "The gentleman is requesting the should bo no occu- righ'. way which there military ate. upon road and trail appropriations etery on the outskirts of the town president to do something pation of German territory, which for u s in testified. we one knows ho has Euro- Administration leaders prom!s--- opening up tho timber they and every would still further handicap a movement. JOIN in KILLED IN TRAIN GUT RATES FOR and IIih resource of 1'rlMincrs Driven Ahead been In doing for several without re- to resist such engaged pean trado producing Chairman Jones of .the com- the forests for communities adja- Maishnll Lentz, the first of tho months past," interrupted Mr. In and, second, com- not bo sults cash, merce committee, in charge of the m cent lo them. A (jroat deal ilati two to take tho stand, testified tei Linoberger. "Would it him frankly to face tho fact been a crowd of several verbiage' to approve pelled to shipping bill, and other adminis- accomplished alomr this line seeing hundred much better that England was unable pay FOD but It Is infinitesimal com- men passing before his house in that which, the is now debt if received tration leaders have announced LOST FLYERS II TEXAS F ARM PRODUC S only president tho American she their readiness to aside the USD pared with the total needs. Herrln early in tho morning of doing rather than to request him from lay JL', nothing Europe. bill when the general Without liberal national forest Juno the day of the killing. lie to do that he has been in were shipping t something Strong points the speech farm credits bill is for con- road and trail appropriations lie said that tho crowd was shouting-an- doing for months?" the unfairness of the view that ready forest service would not and looked like a mob was not In- sideration, but they are ugalnst Fleet Ever Board of at Will Be have been singing Mr. Kelley said he because England had mado sacri- Largest Sent( Inquiry Sitting a Readjustment of) ill n. nnsilinn lo tmiM Iho c.lt.n.iol and that "about six prisoners with terested In the of the Rhe should giving way to the Norris export Mis-- language fices to pay her way bill. declared tho .Norris bill Aloft on a Similar j Humble Is Said to Have IndUStnal and ACinOU! - !'10''11 in,' tne Manzano national for- - bloody heads wero beini' driven as set forth in the bill, while They Pmt HlVnilir f1 , request, be expected to pay, her debts, would not muster tho - . , .. a. UH 'iUli'l 'ik Tallinn f i. n ahead." Later, he said, he had at the same time expressing the who hud made no such sac- support sion Will Hunt for Avia- Some lUra rrOUUCtlOn Un CSS a This road will a creat boon gone with Ills brother the Callfornian others either from tho democratic oppon- Developed Startling through hope that the agreed rifices escaped, and the warning or to tho people, of Aibuinriiie in woods at no ciigo or the village, with the idea. In Ger- ents of the shipping moastua tors Marshall and Webben Testimony Reduction Is Made "What did see in Ui that too sudden deflation the bloc furnishing beautiful recreational you I do agree with you in prin- might produce there all the progressive republican grounds. It will also facilitate the woods,'."" ho ii.i asked. many that is assured for the farm Tie-c- . Jl.--W- hile 1 l.- t ciple," he replied, evils of unemployment from which general, ...fan 01080, Calif., Dec Houston, Texas, Washington, 'Dec. - There .ndiiiinif-- ration, of the Manzano for - "Fourteen of the men who hat! to - credits ror-- Tin only other reference the othr countries are- a'l'tfflOy. Suf- program. airplane", ,.mn-ne- l the deat h 'list iinYeaiieedirj'' "Mil ill be a general readjustment of ftr. snotrTXcTirn ana aroma arnica was niado by .Represen- Chairman 'Junes today mado an With Jl.l.Oiia.nni) nhnii . men," he replied iind added thuc president fering. unsuccessful effort to .ho by the pick of tho army's aer- traRedy at Humble increased fo IS industrial and iigriculturul produc aiiproprl-- tative Byrnes, South Carolina, Tn the lengthen atcd the state of New Mexico Willi he had then gone toward the cltj? the subsequent .debate senato tut to ex- ial forest fliers and the most a board of ai tion in tho United .States utiles ranking democrat of the most contribution was sessions by hour patrol today, lmpiiry sitting not receive more than $50.doO for cemetery. noteworthy tho bill. Demo- skilled cross In the some reductions are made' rail - What did find there?" ask who Bald he did not know bv James Rtimsny Maelionnld, tho pedite shipping country pilots Humble developed some startling by its share of national forest devel- you crats lo his $73,-00- 0 ed- what Mr. Lineberger had told tho leader. Mr. Lloyd George objected rquest that air Eu.uadron o; tiie I'acifle battle according to rail in rates on agricultural prou opnient purposes and about Deles Duty, state's attorney. "The now is labor the senate meet an hour earlier1 for use on "I found six men in tho middle house, that president also spoko but confined himself lo fleet, will tako wing from North cinls. tucts, .Secretary Wallaco of tho ag the main highways some the than usual because it would inter- i .i I..-- forests. I'rnlcr of the road tied witii. at work upon plan for a brief expression of complete ap- Island hero tomorrow to insist in Witnesses before thai body tes- if;.i ! crossjmr the the together fere with committee Rl"l"J'"':' lM"r " of 9 ropes about the necks. Three of calling of another conference for of Mr. Bonar speech. considering C. tified that the throttle of the act congress of November of tho limitation of armament." proval Iiw's the farm credits legislation. A tho search for Colonel Francis them wero still breathing, I think." Mr. MacHnnald. on the contrary, Marshall C. 1 switch engine snleswiped at It) p. .ate "Did see elso of HoC9 It Is Correct of the compromise was reached, however, and Lieutenant m. you anything gave a complete elucidation w Wednesday ny Houston, Fast Croem, dead "I assume that the gentleman by liich routine business is to be Webber, missing aviators. in highway? wounded or nun'.'" policy of the labor party. with tomorrow without Tho fleet is said to bo the larg- and West Texas passenger train western states for a reduction "Yes, we drove down the re-a- ia3 the information from tho pres- dispensed No. '?S, was on I senato to ear- est ever sent aloft on a mist ion of found open after the 'the rates grain, grain products in an automobile, and saw four ident," Mr. Byrnes added, "and requiring tho meet crash. Other witnesses said thn and was am to Is lier. tills kind at one time. The addi- hay. more il"ad one of them delighted know that this the locomotive was moving slowly The agricultural industry Is pass- to a tree." true. 1 must I should Attacks Rill tion of the do llavilunds leaving com- WINTER RANGES hanging say that GEORGE HARVEY shipping away from the main lino Intersec- ing through or rather, is Jm't Mr. Lenta said lie could not value information moro and measure was under tomorrow will bring the total of is that the UT. tion at the moment of ing out of a depression which bo seen I would feel more confident another day's- lire today from Sen- airplanes In the search to Impact. identify any of those had that 51st J. H. Smith, aged watchman, in the severest ever experienced, See with guns except Herbert Walker, nbout It if only I coild have the ator Fletcher of Florida, ranking Kight planes from the Wallaco said. Prices, on Ihu democrat- on the commerce com- arrived here from Cris-se- y Charge of the switch engine, could rotary who is not one of the defendants gentleman state that ho did receive squadron not. be found to after the products of farms havo been low ARE REVIVED iu an indictment it from but I do not COMING TO II. 5. mittee, and tomorrow Senator La Field. San Francisco, today. testify but II the present case, the president, to- was taken to a hos- er during previous depressions, him been set aside 1 more ecled accident, lip - against having see him on the floor. So far as Follette, republican, AVIsconsIn, is Five are cxj early the-,- have never been so low w nun to on measure. morrow. These and four navy pital In Houston. Ilin injuries ut tho request of the prosecution. am concerned.lt is my dearest hope open his attack the left to the prices of things Sustained While the bill was will comprise the fleet to proved slight, end he soon compared Objection that it is correct." shippi.ig being planes Which farmers buy. T. .V. his ctrVi tifierwarif. fie is being sought by in- STATES Lontz. corroborated Many questions were directed at rrmounQT debated in the senate, the banking be sent from here. "1 do not wish to t.ay that WESTERN testified tlie 1 sheriff's officers to give his testi brother's regarding Mr. Kelley as to what the other run i and agricultural committees con-- creased freight rates aro respon- of tho bodies. Ho also told In of guuii dim tinned work on the credits XTGHT Ol'.VKTF.KS Altl. mony. finding nations had done the matter farm While the death list increased to sible, for the farmers' condition, of meeting Herbert Walker and naval reduction. measure. ORHfcltUD KST.UiLIMIF.I) but they do add an additional bur- of had a conversation with has IS. tlie list of iniuries decreased to Snow and Rain Have Im- having "I do not think. any nation About His Wife's; 14. is held den." he asserted. him. An objection by tho defensa undertaken to of its Anxiety Pan Francisco, Hec. 14. Virtu of these, little hope "While as a whole, destroy any has out for three. agriculture, Conditions; Mar-- , to a question regarding the nature ships, although Great Britain pos- Health Is the Reason ally every available airplane is better off than il was a year ago, proved of tho conversation was sustained left the base ut Field of the dead, nine succumbed this sibly has scrapped some of its old HAPPENINGS AT army Crissey in tlie territory covered by kcting of Cattle for the by the court. He was permitted to be- Ascribed for the Trip to; to aid In the search for Colonel after being brought to Houston the hlps, which she had already for treatment. case, grain and hay producing say, however, that they met Walk- gun to scrap before the confer- Francis C. Marshall and Lieutenant hospitals sections of the west, conditions are Fall Is Nearly Completed er' an hour before ho found tho America This Time WASHINGTON IN Based on obtained a-- he at C. li: Webber, nrmy airmen, who testimony by not good. If tho rates stay s thoy ence," said. the'board it whs found that a two- - hodic!. of naval are believed lost somewhere along are at there will be a pro- I'envi r. Tiee. 14 Whit,-,- i:r,,-'r- t lTfirricon. who han a. Chairman Butler the Assoc- inch from the water present committee broke into the discus- London, Dec. 14 (by the TABLOID FORM tho Mexican bor icr, it was an pipe leading found readjustment in agriculture, p., jn the western states have been farm at near the scene of' to was ' Herrin, sion. "We have Just iated Press). Th Amer.can am- nounced today by Major George II. tender the boiler stripped nnd industry of this country. H: improved since Novem - told of a group accomplished en- - - generally tho slaving, seeing of ser from its mooring alongside the of i,0i- o this by this," he said. "We have bassador, Colonel George Harvey, Brett, commander the air will be, for instance, tho effort , in the north chiefly bv snow of about twenty-fiv- men with a steam and hot water. m-- m sixteen-inc- h for States vice in the ninth coma area. cine, spouting in uiu l asu m i" una in mo and com - near ins larm traded the gun is returning to tho United The day in Washington consid- Just as an window came In south Py rain single prisoner two eight-inc- h and Repre- Brett said ho was open production of these, coarser grains ac- "i'hev started south with thJ guns,'' almost immediately for a short vis- Tho census bureau that Major himself contact with tho tho full own piinmveiy nign temperatures, sentative Britten, Illinois, ranking reported ering flying to tlie border stream, and hay in their territory cording to a statement issued here prisoner and shot him down when it. The reason ascribed for his cotton consumption in November tne contents of th. boiler emntied it- than to them from pro- republican of the naval committee, wife's was the tomorrow to aid in directing rather take today by tho crop and livestock ho ran," ho said. visit is his anxiety about his greatest iu any month self Into the coach. Many of areas in the west. estimate of the witness testified "he declared "we have lost the oppor- which has been unsatisfac- since 191 7. search. ducing bureau department Later tho to become the first naval health, October, Ten San Francisco machines those within died without knowing 'As a, matter of national econo of agriculture. The rains in tlie saw another group of about twelve tunity of late, and the ambassador Hearings on oil and gasoline what it is believed. not It bo if these power and we shall be tory were were ordered to establish night happened, my, would better south not only have provided wa armed men enter a clump of woods probably to-- her a much needed Prices resumed by a senate Hock-wel- l be- the second or third." desires give quarters at Field, San Members of the board of Inquiry eastern consuming centers did ter for stock but havo aided thelwith two prisoners. Then he rest. manufacturers and to s, Included Humble citizens and rail come in the supply growth of wheat which will heard ho added, Hill Had IOasy W. C. DicgO, tonight, proceed 1 he; shots, Sailing FFI CIA LS with Teagle, of the ro-"- the bill had sail- WASHINGTON president Arizona, tomorrow. Three officials. oC these bulky commodities?" available for grazing and in Texas, Points Out draco Generally, easy TO COMMENT Standard Oil Company of New Fran- Tlio board the Commissioner asked. out Mr. Byrnes and Representa- DttiJNE as a witness. additional machines left San found that regular Meyer grass has also been benefited. Mr. Harrison pointed Bert ing. Jersey and wero crews of both the switch "Uf course, there Is an argument Tho condition as one i the tive Oliver., democrat, Alabama, As- cisco for Nogales today engine average of ranges Grace, a defendant, Dec. 14 (by the Secretary Denby announced that blame- on Wallace in 1 in member of the Washington, of well On their way at landing time and Passenger train wero both sides," Secretary the western states December men he had seen with a gun another sociated Word.ot the re- drilling offset gas wells to pre- Tt was estab- I do was S I discussed the measure in l'ress). vent of oil on tonight. less for the wreck. responded, "but personally per cent of the normal. his hand. lie also said he had turn of Ambassador to this draining reserves lished bad left not believe that it would be well to with SI cent No- - and Dallas detail how the arms Harvey naval reserve No. 1 In that the cew the compared per on seen Otis Maynard and explained visit was re- California off western 1. cat-- defend-ti- e conference Rffected the build- country for a snort would WOT, RFSI'MK SFAHCII switch engine spotted in the usual shut the supply by The condition of : Cree, neither of whom is a had in Washing- proceed immediately. rates. KD no Mr. Oliver said that ceived unexpectedly WHEN WEATHER CLEARS place nnd clear of the tun in .line maintaining high freight averaged per cent of normal ant. Maynard, ho said, had ing programR. ton would not com- Secretary Wallace, in testimonj One result of such a would No- - of six bat- and officials before tho Commerce a short time beforo tlie accident. policy compared with SJ per cent on gun. out ten battleships and Interstate to of wit-she- ep 1918 ment upon it in tho light of any Ariz., Hec. 14. Kainy Members of the board found that be install a system supplying vember 1, while the condition of McCree, according to the tle cruisers authorized by the commission, supported tho appli- Nogales, 1 . it have upon for- ex- the Atlantic seaboard consumers on December was nil, the with other men whom program, only three would be re- bearing might cation of western states for lower and cloudy weather prevented the engine then was moved by three eign questions. Although appar- the some unknown and. while with products from Argentina, same as one month earlier. ho was unable to Identify, came up tained by the navy under the arms be- transportation rates on and tended expeditions by airplanes parly ently the visit Is to be mado hay Colonel the train ap- South America, and the world gen- Hay and other feed are report- - to his barn and told him they treaty. grain. engaged in tlie search for switching, passenger would to us cause of Mrs. Harvey's health, it President iu a letter Francis C. Marshall and Lieuten- proached beforo the engine was erally. That put up ed as sufficient for prospective! wanted to go through the lot "to Taking up the bill item by item is will un- Harding, tho task of the free- needs in South Dakota Ne- sumo men who one-four- bolieved the ambassador C. L. cloar. maintaining and head off had got the house had covered read at the national council of ant Webber today. of the de- Is doubtedly confer with President A- - ot dom sras and it might braska, but tho supply either loose." of the distance when it quit to- Farmers' Marketing plan for n reeonnoisance schisms between tho east or Harding, Secretary Hughes, Sec- activi- Santa velop deficient scarcely equal to needs "What else did ho say?" Har- night, ant! it will be held in port associations, endorsed their eight planes over the Rita OFFICERS ELECTED' west in and other Iu Col- retary Mellon and other an of tariff quarrels Montana. Wyoming, Idaho. rison was asked and replied: tomorrow while an election contest perhaps ties as effective means of pro- mountain district south Tucson, details that I would not care to orado and In government officials on different relief to Secre- now believe BY MOHAIR GROWERS Oklahoma. Oklaho- "He said: 'We shot two of theni is given of way. viding agriculture. where army officers into here." ma were w n " right subjects, especially those affecting Wallace also endorsed them. was aban- go cattle put on winter feed before got here.' tary the lost aviators landed, "Freight rates are not the en- about 10 days earlier than usual. Another witness. Lawrence VERDICT the relations of the United States .Two senate committee doned was spent prin- 14. XOT, GriTiTY Britain hearings and the day El Paso, Tex., Hec. Officers tire trouble," Secretary Wallace Marketings of cattle for the fall Heare. a Herrin truck driver, Council .rec. 14. with Great and Europe. on various forms of credit propo- in overhauling the planes of the Growers' con- Bluffs, la., The has cipally, National Mohair said. "But if the depression season la nearly computed and pointed out from the stand Joe The Jury in the case of the state Washington government sals continued with Eugene Meyer, and compleWnie arrangements for association were yester- farmers will leave the Is made no secret of its interest in of tho Finance tinues, reported to havo been much Carnaghi, a. defendant, as a mem- against John H: Reifschneider Jr., director War a resumption of the search when day at tho closing session of the farm." heavier than usual, hin- ber of mob whom he seen and its con- - - although the had charged with the murder of Fred European problems corporation, among the witnesses the weather clears.- annual meeting of directors and Commissioner Meyer asked If In dered in some extent short- a be- cern at the breach of by the carrying pistol. Wimmermark, of Omaha, after widening among urging enactment relief legisla- officers. El Paso was chosen as Mr. Wallace's Judgment the price-o- age of cars. Financial conditions out 27 this afternoon re- the allies due to their inability to tion. next Tho of- bo consid- ing hours, year's meeting' place. commodities ought to or in some re- RUSSIAN COMMUNIST . scarcity pastures turned a verdict of not guilty. find a mutually accepted basis of A resolution was offered In the ficers are: ered in tho railroad rates and to some extent EITEL PLEA action German repara- house Newton ' making gions heavy ENTERS regarding by Representative LEADER IS ARRESTED M. L. Conklin. Newvilc, Calif., on these commodities. Tho secre snow covering t?e ranges have tions. It been stated on White of endorsed 20 other n, hag Missouri, by president: Joseph L. Baker, tary-replie- that in his opinion, forced cattle on the market despite OF GUILTY TO CHARGE House authority that the Washing- for a W. republican representatives, Mi Ariz.; vico president, this factor certainly should go Into prices which wero not satisfactory ton has not been million Rome. Dec. 14. Zinovieff, 11. secretary-t- OF ROBBING THE MAILS WEATHER administration seventy dollar appropria- Hegler, Frljole, Tex., tho making of rates. to producers. The number of cat- with such tion to relieve famine conditions the Kusslan communist leader, has reasurer; e, inactive respect to prob- John Mahnke, Secretary Wallace agreed that tle inspected for shipment by the lems nor lacked intimate In and Austria. been arrested in Bologna, accord- ' FORECAST-Denver- , pictures Oermany Calif., chairman of the of farm have ad- Colorado state board of Denver.' Colo.. Pec. H. Abner The considera- to Giornale d'italia. prices ' products health, of what was transpiring abroad. It house, beginning ing the finance committee. In recent for 19:12, F.itel. arrested in Kansas last Deo. 14. New Mexico: tion of M. Zlnovlefr was taken into cus- vanced substantially the first ten months of City has also been said repeatedly by the naval appropriation Directors named Included the weeks, but said he did not consider was 279,000, compared to 247,000 Tuesday charged with implication Friday and Saturday, generally was while a train bound ro'-'-er- - government spokesmen that the bill, told by Representative tody aboard officers and the following: Fred advance sufficient to in a $150,000 mnll at Trin- fair, probably snow north- Cali- Koine. Ho was the change for the corresponding period of except United States is anxious to in Lineberger, republican of from Trieste to C El C. E. f,. idad. wost and north ccntrnl portions; help to to Knollenberg, Paso; his views of rate requirements. last year. Colo., May 21, 1922, entered of Europe's vexing fornia, that President Harding has coming the capital, according Reed Springs, Mo!; V. A. In New Mexico 37(,0OO were in- a plea of to n of colder not so cold adjustment . to guilty charge Friday; quite if can be found been engaged with the question of tho newspaper, in an ertort Pinion, N. M.: 1T. S. Grant. from the I nited east of the mountains Saturday. questions any wuy for union between tho Gage, spected compared to 294,000 for "stealing States to do so without entangling this negotiation with other powers bring about a The Dalles, Oregon: W. C. Hum- RAILWAY OPERATOR ten months last year. mails" when arraigned before a Arizona: and Saturday, in Maximllists communists in n, Friday with a limitation construction of and mel, Hillsboro, N. M.: Hewls Jep-so- In fall United States commissioner here unsettled, possibly snow northeast, country politically disputes Kel to a solid revolution- FRACTURES SKULL IN Arizona the shipments for not its Own. i smaller craft. Representative order present Kenab, Utah; Joseph Robin- cattle reached 100,1.1(10. today. Ho' was bound over for rain southeast portion, colder ley, republican of Michigan, In ary front tho fascisti gov- son. A. compared north Presumably the ambassador will against Green River, Utah, and J. MOTORCYCLE CRASH in ir--1 uid 112,000 in $20,000 hond for formal arraign- portion. be back at his London before charge of tho measure, said the ernment. Shelby, Lake Victor, Tex. ment in I'nited States district court post navy hnd recommend- According to tho Giornale j''1'000 LOCAL the allied premiers resume their department Sheep in tho west are reported here January 16, next. ItErORT ed a construction program costing d'italia, M. Zinovieff protested at Raton, N. M., Dec. 14. William to in to government offi- Conditions for tho twenty-fou- r reparations discussion after the was not t be good condition and to According J8.11,fi00.000. his seizure, declaring he HELL'S HALF ACRE IS Day. operator for the Santa Fe In cials Fitel declared lm received hours ended 6 year end. If so he will without sap-pose- havo improved the last month. at p. m. yesterday, Representative Keller, republi the bolshevik leader, as wus Wootton station, who was injured T2.100 In cash as his share of the recorded the question be able to communicate Pro-- 1 im LOCATED OFFICIALLY by university: can of Minnesota, to but in reality, former recently while riding on his motor proceeds of the robbery. He paid Highest temperature , E5 the views of the American govern- eeed further before house Ju- counsellor under the czar. on the stute is re- COTTON (ONSVMWU ment on all the matters with which the perial cycle highway, he had spent all of the money and lowest . :. 42 diciary committee with his im- It is ne told different Washington, Dec.- H. Hell's ported to have sustained il frac- Washington, Eec. 11. Cotton officials 13 the premiers must deal should it alleges say ho furnished a list Range peachment charges against .Attor- BtorieB to the Tricst and Bologna Half Acre was located today and ture of the skull nnd a broken consumed during December showing he had expended the mon- Mean, 48 prove that",the Washington govern- ney General 'Daugherty, declaring police. located officially. nose, beshles bodily injuries. The amounted to 577,501 bales of lint in 6 ., ment seen it ey tho following manner: Humidity at a. m 67 has what hopes might the proceedings were a "comic It is in Wyoming, and would be accident occurred near Gallinas und 55,122 of linters, compared Oil stock nt 6 m B3 afford a out of the bought Trinidad, Humidity at p. way reparations opera." He was summoned to ap- No confirmation of the Oiornalo given to Natrona county for park canyon when tho motorcycle crash with 53;t,90u of lint and 02,406 of $1550: debts. $1(!0; railroad trans- 01 The ambassador would - Precipitation difficulty.! pear before the committee to give d'ltalla's report is available from purposes tinder a bill introduced ed into an embankment. Passers- lintel's in October this vear nnd portation w hile escaping from of- Wind . , 16 In be directed to re- 1) lint-er- velocity ...... L. all probability testimony under oath as to his any source. Zinovieff is ono of by Representative Mondell. the by picked him up and ho was plac 527. 94 of lint and 57.949 of a ficers, $750: lost playing poker, ! Direction of wind .Southwest sound out :.Enrnnenn feelinir In ad. of crimes and misde Lenlno's and most trusted who halls from ed on a nnd taken to the In nviiiiih-- " ,,- ' charges high . closest publican lender, train l,,t clothes, $CS; miscellaneous, i of .. vanco A1;-- ' - Character day. .Partly cloudy of any formul suggestion. meanors against Daugherty. associates. that state: Santa Fo hospital at La Junla. census bureau announced today. $172. 1 .1- - December 1922 Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' lwenty per ceni otr on Glass-Lumb- er RELEASE PREVENTS CRISIS HALF A MILLION CHILD SANTA HAS all trunks. James Gruna-fel- d, Windshield TO GILL KELLER MAC SWINEY WRITES THAT J. O. nAUIItllMlK LUMIIKK CO. the exclusive luggage SrnitU l irst Street I'bnne 402 NOT VISITED HER HOME FOR TWO shop, 105 South First. HEAD OF CATTLE IS WITNESS YEARS-W- ILL HE COME THIS YEAR? '. C. H. CARNES IT 1 fetes&8 DON'T CARRY G HERTY CASE MOVEDJiM YEftR SPECIALIST IN OCULAB REFRACTION m . UTM MONEY ON YOVR 107 6. Fourth. Pbone t057. Were Representative Refuses to Shipments Unusually TRIP the Last - ' Heavy During But 1 r- Participate Further 'lfSr, 1" i Bill , $ the Committee Will Go on 3 Twelve Months Due to 360 ' "-- PHONE Money May Be 4;: J7RT Extremely Dry Weather With the Probe Parcel Lost or Stolen Santa Dec. 14. A movement Delivery. '; Dee. 14. Repre- Fe, Washington, of more than BOO.COO head of cattle Anl Mcssenfter Service. sentative Kellor of Minnesota, re- occurred in New Mexico- the Messages-Packages- - Baggage. to fur- during Our Travelers' Cheques fused late today participate fiscal year ending November SO, it ther in the hearings before the is shown hi the annual report are cashable everywhere, Jionse judiciary committee on the which the cattle sanitary board are safe from theft and impeachment charges brought by lias filed with Gov. M. C. Mechem. General This movement was more than may be replaced if lost. him against Attorney in excess of move- Characterizing the 3 I I B I 1 100,000 head the I10L paugherty. ment the previous year, and Let Us Equip You For hearings as "comic opera I I during declared ho would rv&4V 111 10,000 head greater than the larg- he 3 188 PROOF the Trip. to his as est movement in the last 0 years. be untrue responsibility movement is a member of tho house if ho The heavy attributed Pints, quarts, gallons at- 1- to the further in a "barefaced VV,-- LI -; drought. to whitewash M. 4 M, O. Keenan, secretary, who For Your Car tempt Harry i on First Bank 1'augherty." signs the report, declares that " Savings he announc- tho ranges there are increasing ALBUQUERQUE Immediately after ' and ed his withdrawal, tho committee herds of wild horses, which prac- LUMBER CO. in open session and without leaving tically have no market value. He Trust its place, voted to go on with the recommends action by the legisla- Phone 421 Company. Mr. Keller ture to rid the of these wild hearings; to subpoena ranges ALBUQUERQUE. N. M, us a witness, put hlra under oath horses, which are now numerous 423 North First. him as to the basis to form a serious nuisance. Did you know that there is a mas present for two years, and we nnd question enough would to for his charges or high crimes and Report of the Bheep sanitary child in Albuquerque whom Santa like get one this coming tho attor- board, John B. Rob- Claus has not visited for two years, Christmas if we have a chance to misdemeanors against prepared by see ney general. later he was sum- ertson, secretary, shows the condi- though she confidently expected dear Santa Claus. I am 7, my moned formally by tho house ser- tion of sheep to havo varied from him on two Christmas mornings? sister Emma is 4 and Sister Pitta geant at arms to appear before poor to good, according to location. Did you Know tnat there are is 2. I like to get a baby doll and tho committee at 10:30 a. m. to- Sheepmen generally are In better children - in Albuquerque whose set of dishes. That is all we would morrow. condition at the close of the year wants are so simple and whose like, but we om-- t know if we will are so meet dear Santa Claus. Turn Comes Suddenly Is Mrs. than at the close of the previous needs great that they almost This turn in the proceedings Scene outside Moimljoy Prison, Dublin. At right Despard, press!, In of the the to ask for so With love, and a niste of Lord year. spite drought, forget toys, badly came with dramatic suddenness dent of the Women's Freedom League r French, condition of the industry is more do they need shoes and clothing? was attended by a tumult and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Next to her ia Miss Annie-MacSwine- bocause of wool have or and con- former prosperous, pr'ces Perhaps they forgotten, seldom witnessed in a Note the picture on the gate and lambs were double the never knew, what toys are. N. M., Deo. 5, 191 uproar room. After nearly Albuquerque, gressional committee prices of the previous year. Some of them, with a child's Dear Santa: himself much Of the has been lack of cost of saw absenting with a Health or the sheep of knowleage the i in tne journal that yon day, Mr. Keller appeared iiilLi.no mill itjiufa mix it nounced that it would "in secret good, few eases of scabies being things, ask for presents that fianta said for all the children to write f statement in his hand himself." and without for hear num- never can A lit- vpewritten read opportunity reported. No estimate of the probably bring. to you and tell you what wo nnd announced ho desired to then announc- ing or argument, correct tho offi of is for rea- tle who Teen unable so am He was Attorney Ralston ber sheep given the boy has to wanted, I going to write to it to the committee. ed that in view of tho contents of cial record, by striking out such son that there has been no general walk for several months because you. I woiud like to have a bi esse ft Essam the opportunity hut later Mr. as the committee n which of the letter submitted by testimony might order for dipping. The sheep are of rheumatism, wants a bicyclo, cycle if you have one, or a pair x made public the statement, is nothing for me deem irrelevant. now that he can use his Ho detail with his reasons Keller, "there had "one counted at tho dipping. legs. of roller skates, but I would like dealt in - to do but withdraw my appear- That the committee says if Dear Santa cannot afford to have the bicycle, I have been refusing to go on and embod- which 1 rule of for the defense lor tli.if thn committee ance from the committee, procedure to bring a oleyele, he will bo sat- wanting a bicycle for a long time, jnnmmi do, you for your personal and another rule for the prosecu- isfied with a of roller skates. but Mamma said we MM Y, MM report his resolution to thanking tion." ORTIZ- pair could not af favorably nt courted to me." ARRESTED "Mamma says we cannot afford a ford it for Mamma said The house so tnat no migni pit-Ke- Scanned Private that Papa unbiased "A Grandstand Play" Papers bicycle," his letter to Santa Ciaus was not working and has not been his evidence "to an That tho hearing room at all "because been ..nriviiioA in the nrnnt--r wav." TtoprCHentativp Yates, republi- times had been "crowded with of gopn on, Puppa has for a long time. My name is declared Keller's out of work for so long, but . I have a now," the statement can, Illinois, that ficial unofficial maybg brother that l. "I reiterate so and representa A A can us one." is to write too. said, "that I am in possession i course was a "grandstand play, tives of the accused attorney gen RAID 01 you bring going I will close M M evidence to prove Harry M. staged and intended." Several that some of these Postmaster Spitz, realizing that hoping that you will have a Merry V ample declared that the eral; agents I letters to Santa Claus that go to Xmas Glad New of all the high other members have looked over shoulder and and a lear. Daugherty guilty on Mr. my office Crimea and misdemeanors with hearings should go and that spied upon my private papers and the dead letter take with vhich I have charged him." Keller should should be summoned that others have suvrounded my SANTA FE HOUSE each of them the hope of childish Contributions Aro Slow m mi Mr. Keller came Into tho com- and required to tell about his clerks and associates in the room hearts and that their Lost year thj Elks bore the mittee room after a brief suspen- knowledge concerning his charges and spied upon their conversation to tho patron Baint of tho Christ-masti- expense of the Christmas Tree m ... .. vm sion of the hearing, requested by against Mr. Daugherty. nnd interfered with their effort to ig the cause of many a for the children of Albuquerque. tnat tne to Jacltston S. Kalston, counsel for Mr. Howland also urged assist me." Mem- youthful tragedy, has arranged So many people wished to assist so that he con- proceedings go forward, declaring of County Assessor and deliver to the Elks Community with contributions that this Mr. Keller, might a' That the record the hearings year fer with the Minnesota represen- that tho attorney general had "is fall of remarks of the commit ber of the Council, and Christmas Tree committee all let- the Elks decided, with, the er mm w;ii tative. When Mr. Keller asked to right to demand it. tee that indicate bias and pre- ters addressed to Santa Claus. The ation of the newspapers, to ask the t;.. lien be heard. Paul Howland, counsel Finally tho matter was put to judgment of the case." Four Others, to Have a Elks will see to it that Santa an- contributions of the public, i for Mr. Daugherty, demanded that a vote and the motion to continue Before Mr. Keller announced his swers the letters, as they have a number of fine subscriptions havo the committee proceed with the carried Chairman Volstead re withdrawal, the committee com- Preliminary Saturday way of communicating with him come in, all with the best of spirit -- 1 ni hearing in tho regular order agreed marking that if Mr. Keller "cant pleted the hearing of testimony on direct by wireless. and some of them involving real 111 Th? "ot unless Mr. Keller desired to produce evidence, wo will go on the second of the fourteen speci- Santa Fe, Dec. 14. Marcelino A. The Morning Journal, which is sacrifice. However, the response Wooltex M upon event he JLIql wrinkle or lose puq f ive testimony, in which as best we ran." fications that alleging failurfl to Ortiz, county assessor and member giving its to the has not been so widespread as had iE a! ; m i ... , K 1' should bo eworn. addressed to enforce the safety appliance acts. of the Santa Fe city council, was of a fund for Santa's shop- been Pf-tf-i cvi. care In his statement raising expected. jhv uiiu rruvt xneir snape ai.uu. Pfra Announcing that he did not the committcp Mr. Keller said he Thomas Ktephenaon, counsel for arrested late last night when a ping for the Elks' tree, will pub- No matter how much or how to be sworn, Mr. Keller said his had made hi decision to have the Brotherhood of Locomotive raid was made on a house which lish some of these letters from little is contributed by the public, Btatement had to do with the "con-du- to do with "these Firemen, and Arthur Lovell, vice he is said to own. on Do Vargas to time. The names of the intend to see IH Fine Domestic Silk de- nothing further time the Elks that every TlniriPstin M of this hearing" and he alter president of that organization, tes- street. With Nicanor Baca, M. V. are deleted from the let- child has a Christmas remem . . to read it. white washing proceedings as to children vr..vuw...... , manded tho right consultation with his advisors, tified ("jfectlve, motive power Dohrer and Zeko lioode, described ters, but if any person wishes to brance. The toys and candy have MMEjj a variety or rnrn , "Is it s our object to lecture the of on tho railroads and their effort to by the officers as "professional Inritiireri Ttenresenta- - among them Samuel Untermyer bring Santa to any of these homes been ordered, and many useful Amminpn?f New York. Along with his state- obtain enforcement of the safety gamblers," Ortiz was lodged in the he can obtain the and ad- creature comfort will be dis 119 1 0;. If II of West Vir laws the violat- najnes gifts ' V"v. If tive UoodjkoonU ment, he made public a letter from appliance by department county jail, charged with, dresses from the Morning Journal tributed to needy homes. The re ginia. Mr. Untermyer, who, writing un of justice. ing the state law or the Elks' committee at th? to the ladies' committee's These are some of the Ties laM "X may," was the response. and with a house of from sponse that we der date of yesterday, said he conducting club house. for new clothing has been k A General Hubbub "must refuse to have prostitution. All four were re- appeal 4 have to offer for the HoIiJnvit. Thv was hubbub In absolutely HULL HOUSE HEAD on Following are some of the more wholehearted, and a large supply fer ...:n 1. , .. &cr There a general any connection with this manifest- leased this rnornins bond, and is n.. .V". i ' which Chairman Volstead directed will be hear- interesting letters. of these articles being received. 'vc l" greatest or satisfaction rJi ly biased, 'white wash- given a preliminary 1922. rVI well-dresse- I to "sit down." prejudiced LEADS DELEGATION on Albuquerque. N. M., Dec. 8, The small subscriptions of the m m to the d man. Ik if Mr. Keller ing' performance," ing Saturday afternoon. Claus: "I refuse to sit down," shouted l,ed A. Al. Edwards, assistant Dear Santa many who wish to aid at Christmas mm mm Ten Specific Complaints. TO HAGUE MEETING by I am five years old. My father time in of the chil the Minnesota member. "1 want Mr. Keller set forth ten specific attorney general and assistant dis- the enjoyment letter and I submit it ac- - is dead and Mamma works but dren are now solicited. Send them to read this complaints neainst committee trict attorney, tho raiding party so I am to you now," he said, as he strode included: was made up of K. C. Bangs and don't make enough, asking to the Morning Journal's Elks desk tio'i. These Santa Claus to me a doll and Christmas Tree fund. rapidly to Mr. Volstead's That every decision T. J. Brooks, federal prohibition bring Community fyti i m a important VV. of black or brown are j iv upon which he laid tho letter. by tho committee as to procedure enforcement officers, and H. a pair' shoes, Following the contributions i iv "Look here," shouted the chair- secret with-- a sheriff. either, size 9's. I live at to date: had'been made in and ; Wright, special deputy ' fi to N. 1 B man, "you haven't any right out opportunity for himself or his Wright is operating under direc- Albuquerque, M, Previously received $88.58 19 II control this proceeding; the com- counsel to bp heard in advance. tion of, and in with, Your loving, Cash 1.00 rrri : Trv mittee controls it." That these secret operations had the district attorney's office. Wanda Shear 1.00 As Mr. Keller insisted upon be- restricted him in presenting hls Officers report that liquor s Rotary Club 60.00 ing heard, Mr. Volstead again or- evidence in the order in which it found in the Ortiz place, and a Albuquerque, X. SI., Bee. 5, 1822. dered him to take his seat. could be most "expeditiously and federal charge for violation of the Dear Santa: Total $140.53 "Do you refuse to hear?" shout- effectively" presented and that prohibition laws may be filed lat- I am a little boy and I was sick ed Mr. Keller. also they had taken from him the er. Several persons, listed by the for a long time with rheumatism in "Well, we will have you sworn right to call his witnesses without! officers as "suckers" in the game, my legs. Mamma was afraid I -- you can't bullyrag this commit- frist notifying the committee as were released. Gambling devices would not get over it, but I am lots, tee." the chairman returned. to what tney would testify. and paraphernalia found in the better now. So 1 would like to "It is improper for you to say That the committee had failed place were seized by the officers. have a bicycle if you have one to that," rejoined Mr. Keller. "I will to comply with his request for the Mr. Edwards said fhis afternoon spare. I will close hoping you say to you now that if I cannot be production of documents from the that he not only had not been able have a Merry Xmas and a Glad heard on this statement I refuse justice and other federal depart- to get any from the New Year. to proceed any more in this hear- ments, so that he might obtain sheriff and the city marshal, but Your affectionate friend, ing. Nor do I expect to present from them, in advance, important that he could not even trust them any more evidence. I am through evidence in support of his charges. with knowledge of his plans, be- can this with you unless I present That the committee had "arro- cause he feared they would "tip Albuquerque. N. M., Dee. 12, 1922. gated" to itself the right to de- off" the suspected parties. Dear Santa Claus: "That is what we should be Juan Shoemaker is Beni just exactly termine what documents sheriff, I hope you will find mo and my There are many things "you will need for yourself as well as for expected from you from tho start." or should not be admitted into evi- to Alarld is city marshal. Neither two little sisters. We live at rive us a subpoena for Mr. Keller dence by a "secret examination" of one participated in the raid. which will find in of serve . We haven't had a Christ- - gifts you our special displays holiday goods ind let the Rergeant at arms such documents. t It on him. He is insulting this com- - That the committee had an of which the most interestingly priced are described here. See these specials for Friday.

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PRISONERS REBEL AT branch of tliQ city Jail were unable LAST REVOLUTIONIST SOLON'S DAUGHTER to quell tho disturbance, so help IS READY FOR LOCAL ITEMS CUTTING MEALS FROM was sent from Central, Hollywood OF IMPORTANCE IN PROKIBITIQiy DEBUT and Hollenbeck Heights stations. L Listen, World! THREE TO TWO DAILY With the arrival of the reinforce- VERA CRUZ GIVES UP ments the trouble soon ended. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Berry and went to Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 31. Vera Cruz, Mexico, Dec. 14. FLAT FAILURE Mr. and Mrs. Bowlby iLLVsrmreD by Cse Jcohinson MAX KILLED IX WRECK Santa Fe on a sight see- Announcement of a reduction from General Gustavo Aleman, tho la.st yesterday to two meals a resulted Thorp, Wis., Deo, 14. One train ing trip. Mrs. Bowlby is Mr. three day man was rebel of importance remaining in The are This talk Is about youngsters. strangeness in each other? Grant- in a demonstration by prisoners in killed nnd two others Berry's sister. Bowlbys were and about fif- the state of Vera Cruz has sur- on a pleasure trip from their homo Let it be known before we start ing th oilier chap more elbow the Lincoln Heights Jail today. badly Injured room more el- lunch teen passengers more or less seri- rendered. During tho present PARKERASSERTS In Indiana and are visiting the I am the slave of nnd bring granted When the hour passed Cali- that grovelling bow room in it the hundred pris- ously hurt early today when Min- month several rebel leader. Berrys befere proceeding to it return wouldn't without lunch, other fornia and the northwest. every young thing on earth, be oners, led, the police said, by 25 neapolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste. have given themselves up. red or yel- be Work- Mario nnumber 3, is Stephen Green of Dayton, Ohio, brown, black, white, men said to Industrial passenger trai It believed that th.; state ot Governor of Louisiana Would last to be low. However, this has not pre- ers of tho World, serving short Chicago to Minneapolis, collided Vera Cruz now bis ben pacified. arrived in the city night THI5 IS BILL bead on with his son, C. E. Green, who is me from terms for picketing, rained red with a freight train near There are only a few isolated Abolish the Saloon and vented accumulating i tanks and beat here. of seriously ill at a local hospital. about Juvenile Tribe. WHEN HE flags from the upon groups malconlents remaining, few facts the (he cell doors and walls. and the federal a Permit Wines and The latter was connected with the on the DOTH uthorttles expect Light Y. M. C. A. here for four years un- Therefore, let us discourse The ten guards on duty at thai Journal Want Ads. bring results. they will speedily bo dispersed. Dual Personality of our Household Beer to Be Sold til the time his illness occurred, an- , about the middle of last Septem- Treasures, as evinced by their behavior when some stranger White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., ' 1 ber. His condition is reported to gelic i M be low. takes them in hand, and their per- ec. 14. The country was urged very when con- to Its devel- R. L. Valck died at his home in fectly fiendish manners turn attention to the fined within the of the opment of ita resources by Gov- Los Angeles earl:' last Monday sanctity Ari-lon- Mrs. home. ernor Thomas E. Campbell ot a morning. His two daughters. not known the i M. What mother has THIS In an address before Ida Plummer nri Miss Estelle fol- 15 O nearly ci were exasperation of being told the a score of chief executives attend- Valck, both of Albuquerque, is a HOW H" conven- at his bedside.' lowing:' "Why, little Willie e ing the fourteenth annual is how J if you know LOOK AT N.MEX or tion opr governors, who opened v.-- Trof. C. E. Carey has arranged perfect darling 5 nil ALBUQUERQUE, to him! Look how won- here The was to the manage 2 today. day given receive, through university with ME! I HOME over to consideration of farm leg- radio receiving station, a concert derfully he behaves AN OLD STORE: WITH A NEW SPIR and thpught you said he wouldn't eat y islation industrial problems. to be broadcasted from Los Ange- de- "We have all been looking for les tonight. The concert will be baked potatoes? Ho simply sources of taxation for broadcasted from the Earl An- voured them when I cooked them untapped for more. And I'm the last few years and have tapped , S :7 ; thony station, K. F. I., at 10 and asked these resources until the burden o'clock, Albuquerque time. Mrs. sure I don't see wny you complain has become too heavy," Governor ?V5 J. O. Schwentker daughter of R. about his lack of tidiness! Why, child every Campbell said. "We now should C. Howell of 201 North Walter the precious picked up ns more i nd sweet new to concert. one of his without my keep all fresh hunt up ways create street, will give the single toys tempered, even as it does, little rather than hunt new ways John F. Ham, United saying a word. Of course I don't . Capt. but Willio when he pays a visit away to tax the old." A States immigration inspector, left want to hurt your feelings, from home? The idea, he added, was repe-eente- d yesterday for El Paso. He was really don't you suppose if you in the Smith-McNar- y bill : - '.I accompanied by Jose Navarra, a tried to understand him better..." calling for $350,000,000 for rec- '.Ski subject of Spain, who Is to be de- Etc! etc! 2 ARE ARRESTED ON lamation purposes. Ho said he fa- ported, and by a man charged with Y'know how It goes, Ma! FRIDAY, DECEMBER FIFTEENTH vored the treaty between Wyo- desertion from the United States Needless ti say this delightful CHARGE OF MURDER ming, Colorado, Utah, New Mex- Miss Leah Crago. army. The latter will be turned report on young William loses ico, Nevada, California and Ari- over to the military authorities at some of Its brilliancy when Willie I.ns Angeles, Calif., Dec. 14. Po- now before various leg- The season of '22 and '23 prom- zona, the Fort Bliss. becomes a regular visitor and lice here today arrested Floyd Rey- islatures for ratification, which ises a crop of unusually pretty debs Miss Flora M, Moore, clerk in his company manners. He would utilization of the office of the the drops nolds and Mrs. Freda Boone, at bring about in Washington society. Among supervisor of was "geing good" because he was au- the waters of the Colorado river Leah Manzano national forest, has suf- request of Bradford, Arkansas, these ij Miss Crago, daughter enthralled with the delight of a thorities in connection with a mur- for reclamation of desert land. of Thomas S. fered a relapse after an attack of new situation. His for JX-e- Congressman Crago appetite der there. Tho Proposed Waterway influenza and is confined to her was satisfied and he did charge police say Min- and Mrs. Crago of Pennsylvania. novelty Mrs. Boone was arrested as an ac- Governor J. A. O. 1'reus of home. not need to raise a to nesota discussed the St. Lawrence There Is considerable agitation rumpus cessory. The couple protested WON OUT under for of escape boredom. their innocence and said they will deep waterway, asserting that RADICALS way the organization Come to think of It, wouldn't we westerners felt some persons in a bowling league for women. The waive extradition. No details of New York were a narrow IN OKLAHOMA, MISS women clerks of the forest service all "be good" and have much pret- I lie alleged murder are known to i Correspondence taking tier manners if we we were Oressei MU yTew of the situation. DECLARES are prepared to organize at least played the police here. New he seemed to ROBERTSON one team if the is formed. company oftener? Intimacy cer- Cards Yorkers, said, league does rub off tho varnish of fcelieve that this country was The United States Indian school tainly SIGX FIGHT AGREEMENT 13-inc- h Doll Dec. 14. Alice 1 oliteness. But suppose we took Sleeping Willards' Stationery; built up for the benefit of New New York, Miss has obtained one large Christmas Dec. 14. A repre- room vacations from each other now and Paris. formal agree- with dressed in of York and that they were Justified Robertson, congressional tree for the assembly and ment or a between Battling hair, shades white, yellow Oklahoma , class- then and went Not long fight d-- f in taking toll off western farmers sentative from today several smaller ones for the visiting? Silti on a assorted colored (j and declared before tho New York Ro- rooms. All were obtained visits whih would disturb the do- and Georges Carpentler blue; by blocking a for shipping from I plan club that the Ku Klux Klan mestic but little excur- date yet to be fixed was signed to dresses, each P 2 boxes grain direct to the various ports of tary Manzano national forest. program, Sikl his new the world, Instead of through New and the women's voto defeated her The drive which the police have sions into other lives and Inter- day by and manager. York. in last month's election. made in the enforcement of the ests. Charles Brouilset. A Dollar with the Christmas He ridiculed the suggestion that "Oklahoma didn't go democratic parking ordinance appears to have How about Introducing more Day thought predominant. Items the waterways proposal wag ad- it went radical," Miss Robertson had a salutary effect. Police have strangers Into our homes and more We believe Mr. Itohenzollern that are made or can be made into useful Christ- vanced for the benefit of power said. "I tremble for Oklahoma. not found it necessary to tas a car new and strange ideas? Or stop- got married again because he already readily companies, declaring the IS west- There are very hard times ahead. for violation of the ordinance dur- ping to realize that we all are truly would have somebody around who mas ern states could not all be in the All of us who try to do things ing the past two days. strancrera one to another, from the would havo to listen to him read gifts. employ of electric companies. with respect for tho constitution Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Cassidy, who day of our birth to our death, and from' his book. New York invited to and American institutions are sub- have been nt Bishop's He then the delegates stopping showing due consideration for thai H nt MERCERIZED feign resolutions adopted at a ject to attacks by radicals." Lodge, Santa Fe, since their wed- EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES DAMASK Chicago conference of 18 ding, stuppea over In the city yes- Embroidered in white and colors, An extra fine quality of Mercerized governors, urging President Hard- recommendation" for terday. They will leave this morn- uamasK, in a beautitul to aid the ing to continue their honeymoon HOUSE-SATUR- neat tatting edges, packed one pair ing project. ' CRYSTAL OPERA DAY, DEC.16 Prohibition and the Ku Klux federal ownership in a visit to1 the Grand Canyon. to the box; ?2.00 assortment ; yard !.S1 Klan were considered prominently Mr. Cassidy is connected with the pair; at the governors' session tonight. is renewed by work district foresters office, here and each case SI Denounces Klnn Mrs. Casaidy is the former Miss INFANTS' KNIT Governor John M. Parker of Washington, Dec. 14. Renewing Louise L. Lowber. SACQUES Louisiana, in an address, declared his recommendation for govern- L. F. Bordon o Amarillo, Texas, Values to $2.25, all wool in Q-- l was a flat failure and ment ownership ot all chief for the Santa Fe 45-INC- H PILLOW TUBEING prohibition He property engineer white and colors; each p 1. denounced the Ku Klux Klan. utilized the is 45-inc- throughout country by in charge of construction work, Our best of h was joined in his attack on, the the postoftice Postmaster in Mr. Bordon said last quality Governor department, the city: secret organization by General Work, in a letter night that work on the new boiler Tubeing; 2 yards $1 Olcott of Oregon, who referred to today to the joint commission on house is progressing nicely. WATCH BRACELETS the klan as a national menace. postal service said there was par- F. E. Ketchen, training assistant Gross The Louisiana governor said he in grain ribbon, fancy clasps; ticular need for prompt action for the veterans' bureau, has gone J referred to the subject of prohibi- suitable for var- to Fe on a adjustable to fit any wrist; (J-- of of obtaining quarters Santa regular. inspection $1.50 VANITY BOXES tion because tho intention ious postoffice activities in New trip. each t&JL President Harding to call the gov- York Detroit, Fan Francisco, Land Commissioner Nels New Vanity Boxes in patent and as ernors in conference next month City, State ot Dallas, Rrookly.n and Buffalo, A. ' Field was here yesterday from sorted leathers; various shapes "regarding the matter prohibi- in Santa Fe. tion enforcement." Declaring that his headquarters and colors; each .$1 FANCY BOXED HANKERCHIEFS was almost a farce he SENATE PASSES BILL.. W. R. Morley of Datil, promi- prohibition nent stock man, is in the city on Three to a box; white and said that it was Infinitely better to RECALLING IT colors, abolish the saloon, permit light LATER business. tf-- f A. merchan- fancy embroidered; wines-an- d beer to be sold, and Eichwald, general WOMEN'S SPORT HOSE box have the government regulate the Washington, Dec. 14. Through dise dealer of Cuba, is in Albu- J)1 manufacture and distribution of an inadvertence the senate, today querque. Mat-son- Heather mixtures, clocked effects in sentence bill giv- Mrs. Dendahl and son ot PRICES: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Tickets on sale at 's liquor with penitentiary passed but later recalled a Henry many colors, all for those who defied clear and ex- ing tho government's consent for Santa Fe are in Albuquerque for a Now. Curtain at 8 o'Clock. sizes, FANCY BATH TOWEL SETS plicit liquor laws. Both the pro- construction at Trenton, N. J., of a brief visit. pair SI hibition question and the Ku Klux bridge to commemorate tho his- Clem Shaffer, hardware man of Each set packed in an individual box Klan, Mr. Parker said, were black toric crossing of the Delaware by Mountainair, is among the busi- in colors of pink, blue and clouds threatening law and order. George Washington. The bill wen! ness visitors here. iliFirnrtmiYrttwtin t llfi'il " iil through as a routine measure un- M. Dalle has just returned from j.n SATEEN APRONS gold; each .SI senators discovered that it car- of $1.50 APPROPRIATION TO til a throe months' tour France and ried an appropriation of $400,000 Italy. Fancy, good quality black sateen, Passage of the bill was rescinded RELIEVE FAMINE IN re-inven- tory cretonne trims on pockets, EMBROIDERED HUCK to -- $1.39 and it was referred the appro- Dr. Murray, Osteopath. Violet rnv Sale Sti 1 each . etc.; TOWELS EUROPE IS PROPOSED priations- committee. treatments. Armijo Bldg. Ph. 741. neck; n 1 Size 18x36, beautifully embroidered Washington, Dec. 14. Appropri- NEGROES WARNED TO Factory wood, lull truck load, in colors; several ation of $70,000,000 for relieving five dollars. Hahn Coal company patterns; A TEXAS TOWN 91 69c GUEST TOWELS each famine conditions in Germany and LEAVE t'hone Adv. Going Strong SI Austria was proposed in a resolu- Embroidered in colors on fine quality tion introduced today by Repre-pentati- Pilots Point, Tex.,. Dec. 14. Two BOILERMAKER SUFFERS huck, embroidered scalloped Newton, republican, Mis- negroes, detained yesterday In con- STAMPED GOODS souri. nection with the theft of two TWO MASHED TOES; A ends; 2 for tpX The which declared were mlsr.Infr from the Jail Values of $2.25, including luncheon resolution, horses, GRATE FALLS ON FOOT, 'the people were in despair, pro- here today. A notice, written on I and buffet sets, etc.; vided that the fund be expended plain paper and unsigned, was each .SI for purchase of food supplies In found on the door of a local news- Ellas Chavez, a boilermaker in $1.39 EMBROIDERED DRESSER the United States to be distributed paper reading: the Santa Fe shops, suffered the by the American Ited Cross with "Both negroes got what they had fracture of two toes when a grate SCARFS to on his foot last The ON J the assistance of lied Cross organ- coming. Let this be a warning fell night. I Some with ends, (J-- LION PERCALES a man was to the Santa scalloped izations in Germany and Austria. all negro loafers. Negroes, get taken ic others with each. with job or leave town quick." hospital. Chesterfield Suits Two-Pant- s Suits tatting ends; Light grounds spots and fig ures in red, blue and black; FORMER SERVICE MAN SOLD TRAINS A known line. In The man with an eye to KATY TEXAS LINE WASHOUT DELAYS nationally Two-Pan- ts 14.- - economy Is turning to 8 yards .SI PLACED IN HOSPITAL Dennison, Tex., Dec. The Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 14. Santa that meet the prefer- & T. rail- styles Suits more and more. PLAY Texas line of the M. K. Fe trains from California and the ot CHILDREN'S SUITS FOR at Sher- to- ences of tho man who has Not only lor the sake THEJPILEPTICS way was sold at auction east were delayed several hours as well as blue denim, red man near here, this a washed out cut at Hot reached his mark economy, but also for ap- Heavy trim, Junction, day by for the young man the extra Is DRESS GINGHAMS M. A. Otero of the U. S. Vete- afternoon to J. and W. Seligman .Springs, Ariz., 4ft miles north of styles pearances pair long sleeves, sizes 3 to 8; suit. .SI of- who Is climbing. a necessity. Good assortment, checks and plaids, ran's bureau went yesterday to and Company and Hall Gareten here, it was announced at the m - Santa Fe to effect the transfer of and Company of New York for fice of the railroad here. The 4 all colors; (T?- a. disabled man from the damage was slight. They all must go in order to make room 6 yards state penitentiary to the care of I. 69c CLOWN DOLLS .cpl the bureau in Woodcroft sanato- for our line Made of colors of rium at Pueblo. The former ser- spring various felt, vice man is an epileptic, of which FORMER SULTAN OF TURKEY NOW GUEST 2 for $1 FANCY OUTINGS cases the Pueblo makes a $25 Suits and $40 Suits and hospital OF GREAT BRITAIN ON ISLAND OF MALTA . . 1 Good for epeclalty. Overcoats . . $18.75 Overcoats $30.00 heavy weight gowns, etc.; and dark colors; $30 Suits and $15 Suits and light NEW MIXISTEH TO V. S. v 4 35c LAD AND LASSIE CLOTH r Tokio, Dec. 14 (by the Associat- Overcoats $22.50 Overcoats $33.75 L?3 yards ed The of 32 inches in small and Press.) appointment $35 Suits and $50 Suits and wide, plaids Foreign Minister Hanihara as am- medium and to to suc- Overcoats . . . . $26.25 Overcoats . . . . $37.50 stripes; light, WOMEN'S 98c FLEECED bassador Washington dark 4 GLOVt. ceed Ambassador Shidehara will shades; yards .... .SI fleeced lined in it was an- TWO-PANT- light gray be gazetted Saturday, S J nounced today. He expects to SUITS and black; also ewhite wool (J-- leave for the United States the lat- 2 DA of ri '.! $34.50 values KAYSER SILK GLOVES gloves; pairs ter part January. tor95.0. for $25.85 .v:?... $29.75 Double tips, in black, Take advantage of the 25 per gray, on nil $Sl white and J)A Hnit reduction Ivory at mastic; pair WOMEN'S NAINSOOK GOWNS F.vcritt's Inc. Adv. Values to $2.00, fine quality white CHRISTMAS GIFTS nainsook, lace trims; i; W WASH SATIN CAMISOLES each .SI 1 w Combination of pink wash satin FOR THE MEN FOLKS and filet each lace; FIGURED SATEENS

We took care in our Christ- 36-inc- particular, selecting h on of mas and have grounds Copenhagen, Haberdashery bought only useful VALUES TO $2.25 MEN'S TIES tan, gray, etc.; extra fine and Four-in-Han- appropriate gifts. Men's d Ties, good fl"J quality; yard .SI assortment of patterns; A MOST WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF each..tPX TIES IN CHRISTMAS BOXES. $2.00 WOOL CREPE . 40-inc- 5 U,'-fX.'$- MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS h all wool til i Crepe, splendid ' ' Good y-'m- for bed V i . Shirts Initial Buckles with Belts quality hemstitched; weight; negligee and jackets; v II! I g (T-- J Bath Robes Robes Hats hems; special, Nile and helio only; (JJ-- Lounging 10 for yard ;) 1 Hosiery Stetson Gloves Handkerchiefs v 75c CHILDREN'S OUTING LAMB'S WOOL SOLES EVERY SLICE GOWNS l'-t-,.- is as " , ,1 The certain as ever, for women and chil - V mi, quality phile prices .,. - are consistent with the excellent, merchandise. Fancy- stripe' 4 of our bread is a slice of good- outing; dren; pair SI Mohammed VI with his tutor or on sizes 4 to 2 . . ness, of wholesomeness a genu- (right) guardian, photographed 8; for. ess" . Jrtffi&toK ine staff of lifel And our loaf board II. M. S. Malaya during the flight from Constantinople, At Blgr is baked as only expert bread left. Prince Ertoghrul, his son, with guardian, accompanying the bakers know how. uniformly good fleeing sultan. with that M throughout, crisp Minus his harem and most of his Mohammed flen brown crifst. , royal honors, VI, former suHan of Turkey and caliph of Islam, is now residing at the officers' quarters of Fort Tigne, on the Isle of Malta, a guest of tha 411 WEST CENTRA Tj PIONEER BAKERY government of Great Britain. His flighb from Constantinople with his NO PHONE REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES son, Ertoshrul. was accomplished with the aid of H. M. S. ORDERS, ' ( . 207 Bomb First Street. lalaya, when the Kemalist forces entered to dethrone him, .. Page Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 15, 1922 FLETCHER TO LEAD MARKET NG OF PHILS NEXT SEASON :T..1vr )ton&CQ itOHCD FARM PRODUCTS au m V GoloAve. Jrt W Ts I I 1 A t is us vgolo Avg, Mi X URNI SHERS JJtfF Vi lOiViErLFURNISHERS "Where Quality is JMchei than Price Where CLuality- - is JHcher, than Price Ml . JO 1 '$rti w TOPICJT MEET MM I

Endorsement of f S '': 20mm- Srtt&tolX. ' Selling Is Endorsed by Harding, Wallace, . Klein and Many Others t Washington Dec. 1 4. Endorse- ment of marketing was expressed by President Hard- de- ing, Secretory 'Wallace of tho partment of sericulture, and Dr. Julius Klein, chief of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce of the department of commerce, and by a number of representa- tives of formers' organizations, - the first meeting today of the Isa- tional Council of Farmers Marketing Associations. National organizations marketing major commodities were repre- Arthur Fletcher. sented by several hundred dele- e Art Fletcher, who once sclntil gates from thirty-fiv- states. of read lated around shortstop for the New ' In a message greeting, bv Senator Ernst, republican. Ken- xork Giants, according to reports the declared he will lead President William F Out tucky, president Aniuial knew of "no single movement that Baker's cellar champion Philliei promises mora help towards the next season. He was captain o: present relief and the permanent McGraw's team for years and play, 20Disunt betterment of agricultural condi- ed in four world's series. tions" than the or- ganization of farmers to market their products. The system. Secretary Wallace said, should act to avoid glutting R markets with farm products and 01 at the same time to obviate periods 1847 of scarcity, thus preventing both Mahogany ruinously low prices to producers 11 LAST WEEK'S and high costs to consumers. m. , "If we can avoid these periods Rogers Desk, of feasts and famines," he added, Gift Spinet "the farmers will benefit more by "Fiarraitoj the Everlasting" a fairly stable price and the con- - OIL PRODUCTION ' sumers will be able to buy what Silver, Regular price , need at mora reasonable Attend This 20 Discount Sale and Save they see or- prices. Hence, as I It, the 26-Pie- ganisation and successful conduct Output Was 19,700 Barrels ce Money on Practical Christmas Gifts. 75.08 of farmers associa- tions result in a benefit both to More Than for the Pre- who the farmers and the people In- consume the products." vious Seven Days, Is Set, 22.50 The department of agriculture stitute's special pecial ..60.00 regards marketing as an essential Report part of production, he said, "and it seems to us Just as much our New Tork, Dec. 11. The daily ' business to help the farmer mar-ke- t average ptops oil production, of his crop Intelligently and get the United .States increased 19,700 article at 20 Discount Until Below We List a Few of Wonderful fair prices for them as it Is to help barrels for the week ending De- Any Xmas; the Many Gifts to Select From them In the first cember 9, 1,657,750 bar- ' him produce totaling place. A productive agriculture rels, as compared with 1,688,060 must be a prosperous agriculture." barrels for the preceding week, ac- Fibre Rocker, removable spring seat, tapestry upholstering; price, $22.50, 20 discount . . .. .$18.00 Declaring he wanted the govern- - cording to the weekly summary of regular 'ment to do "everything within the American Petroleum Institute. Desk 20 reason and sound procedure" for The daily average production east Fibre and Chair, regular price, $45; discount $31.23 the ld of the farmers. President of the Rocky mountains was Harding said he was "still more 1.187,750 barrels, ns compared Fibre 20 anxious that the farmers shall with 1,178,050 barrels, nn Increase Sewing Basket, regular price, $14.50;. discount . .... $12.60 themselves to make the of 9.700 barrels. California pro- government's efforts doubly effi- duction was 470,000 barrels ns $26; 20 discount cacious." compared with 460.000 barrels, an Bridge Lamps, regular price, $22.80 Pledges of in the increase of 10,000 barrels. council's efforts were made in be- No changes were reported In Axminster Rugs, 27x54, regular price, $6.25; 20 discount , $4.95 half of their organizations by crude prices for the major districts Walton Peteet of Texas, for the crude oil being National Farm Bureau Federation; quoted at 90 cents to $1.80 a bar- Mahogany Floor Lamp with silk shade, regular price, $26; 20 discount Representative John C. Ketcham rel, according to the gravity of the ...$20.80 ,'of Michigan, former officer of the oil. Pennsylvania at $3 a barrel National Grange, and W. C. Un-'do- n and Gulf Coast at $1.25. Wilton Rugs, 27x54, regular price, $20; 20 discount $16.00 of Kansas of the Farmers According to figures collected vy "Union of America, the American Petroleum Institute, Genuine Cedar 40 20 I Aaron Sapiro of San Francisco, imports of petroleum (crude and Chest, inches, regular price, $26.50; discount. ... .$21.20 general counsel for the refined oils) at tho principal Unit- associations, told the delegates ed States ports for the week end- Genuine velour 20 the principle of "was ed December 9. totaled 2,524,819 Mahogany Rockers, upholstering, regular price, $30; discount $24.00 the merchandising of crops rather barrels, compared with 1,851,643 than dumping" them, utilisation barrels for tho week ended Decem- Mahogany Library Table, regular price, $42.50; 20 discount $34.00 by the producers of the practice of ber 2. spreading sales over a longer period to increase returns, and the .prevention of high prices to con- 3 ARE PAROLED FROM sumers by obviating periods of PENITENTIARY scarcity. He said STATE marketing was possible with every crop hut had not progressed far Special to The Jnnrnnl with the great wheat crops because Santa Fe, Dec. 14. Three pa. of the Inck of leadership. roles and one conditional pardon ; Carl have been Bigned by Gov. M. 213-21- Comp the any Williams, president of today lvingston5 GOLD American Cotton Growers' ex- C. Mechem. WEST AVENUE change, sata 150,000 would have Paroles were granted to Juan M. been added to the buying power of Barela and Andres Sigala, sen- cotton producers this year had tenced from Dona Ana county in they not been forced to "dump" April, 1922, to serve 18 months to their crop on the market. He add- two years, and to Simon Lucero, Deposits: For the first time for more than ara hereby notified and required In tho Matter of the Estate of lamp and shade; one dining table; ed since 1920, more same In FEDERAL RESERVE Government, $23,136. a a woman has been to the same to the under- H. one one that, July sentenced f.om the county Member reserve century present George Johnson, Deceased. six chairs: serving table; than 150,000 cotton growers had March, 1922, to serve two to two bank account, elected an associate of the British signed in tlin manner and within Notice Is hereby that the one bath rug; two BANKS' CONDITION $1,817,744. . given refrigerator; signed contracts in marketing ond one-ha- lf years. Royal Acamedy, Mrs. Annio L. the time prescribed by law. undersigned was, on the eighth day pillows; one chiffonier; one bed; was to Other deposits, $20,230. the honor. ALICE W. JENKINS. of one two one The conditional pardon Total Swynnerton recplvlnt December, 1922, duly appointed spring; mattresses; Friedman, alias Maurice 14. deposits, $1,861,110. l'Ol!M SALU Executrix. Administrator of the estate of bed spring and Blats; one bath rug: Harry Washington, Dec. Combined V. bow-bac- i 1 from Colfax R. notes in actual circulation, Dated December 12, 1922. H. Johnson two small no lc Friedman, sentenced resources liabilities of the On Saturday tho 16tli day of George deceased, by rugs; in 1922, to servo 18 and $2,379,185. 1922, nt 10 a. m. in the Probate court of Bernalillo chair; one high chair; twenty I I county July, 12 F. R. bank notes, In December, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Theaters Today months to two years. federal reserve banks at the circulation, front of the city hall, on North In the Probate Court of Bernalillo county, and having qualified as yards of linoleum, 1 close of business December 13 were net liability, $16,497. .Second will sell fol- such Administrator, al persons And that if the said personal J Deterred street, I the County, New Mexico. the federal re- availability items, lowing described stock: One bay In of Estate of Sal- having claims against the estate of property does not bring sufficient APPEAL IS GRANTED reported tonight by $580,883. the Matter the said to the "B" Theater Repeating today serve board in thousands of dollars horse about 16 hands high, will omon Sanchez, Deceased. decedent are hereby notified money satisfy the debt of All other liabiliti.s, 8 and to herein above mentioned '"To Have and to Hold," featuring CASE $28,386. weigh 1,000 pounds, years old. Notice is hereby given that the required present the same plaintiff and Bert as IN GREENLEAF as follows: Total liabilities, $5,188,643. both hind left feet to the undersigned in the manner with the cost, which at Betty Compson Lytell ! and front undersigned was, on the eighth day together all-st- Resources Ratio of reserve-- to sale will amount to the leading stars in an cast; total deposit white, branded on left jnw, also of December. 1922. duly and within the time prescribed by the time of tho to The ilournul. $304,-81- 0. com- appointed Fifty-fiv- e Dollars also showing a Mack Bennett Special Cold and gold certificates, and F. n .notes liabilities ono bay horse, 13 hands high, will Administratrix of the estate of Sal- law. L. A. HIGLET. Five Hundred two-re- el Santa Fo. Dec. 14. An 75.1 I comedy, "Made in the appeal bined, per cent. weigh about 600 pounds, branded omon Sanchez, deceased, by the Administrator. and Fifty Cents ($555.50), that Kitchen." has been granted by Judge Colin Gold settlement fund, F. R. on left Bhoulder, blaze face. court Bernalillo Dated December 12, 1922. will then offer for sale the high- Neblett of the United States dis- Probate of county, est best bidder the board, $51)6,851, J. R. GALU8HA. and having qualified as such Ad- and for cash, $910,-66- 1. GUEST'S HEARING IS 47 3 No. 22, High School Auditorium The trict court to the First Savings Total gold held iy banks, City Marshal. ministratrix, all persons having NOTICE OF SAlJE north feet of Lots School are Bank and Trust cot lpany of Albu- In of 23 and 24 in Block 33 of the Origi- High Juniors repeating PUT OFF UNTIL THIS TROUBLED WITH '.VEAK 1(11). claims against the estate of said the District Court, State New Albu- the play. "Captain Kidd, querque, against which Mrs. Olivia Gold with federal reserve agents, decedent are notified and Mexico, County of Bernalillo, nal Townsite of the City of tonight G. BY NEVS hereby with all Im- Jr.," a farcical adventure In three Greenleaf secured a $10,000 $2,103,069. AFTERNOON JUDGE "Have been troubled with weak required to present the same to II. Livingston & Company, Plain- querque, together acts. The school class had a good Judgment, In the suit recently tried Gold redemption firhds, $56,493. the undersigned in the manner and tiffs, vs. Paul D. Cramer, De- provements thereon. before Neblett. Suit was kidneys since childhood," writes Said sale to be mfldja to the 'house last night, and the auditor- Judge Total gold reserves, $3,061,223. The preliminary hearing of Mrs. G. Benzonia, within the time prescribed by law. fendant. over the value of a which Hyde, Mlchignn. Is highest and best bidder for cash ium will no doubt be crowded building Legal tender notes, silver, etc., Richard Guest, against whom a "Now and have had 'er-rib- JUANITA C. SANCHEZ, Notice hereby given that in the bank from Mrs. past forty Administratrix. obedience to and if the real estate shall be sold purchased $123,665. statutory charge has been brought backache and that tired out a certain final Judg- sale Greenleaf. Total reserves, $3,1S4,S88. father of Dated December 12. 1922. ment of the Bernalillo District as herein above set forth, the by Joseph Patterson, feeling, hardly able to do my work. of the sam shall be subject to the lijTlo Theater "The. Hands, of Bills discounted: Ethel Patterson, will be By Kidney Pills ac- Court made and entered in the P. ob- 2 using Foley NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATRIX thir- approval of th court. Nara,'' is being repeated today, MYSTERIOUS ILLNESS Secured bv U. government held this afternoon at o'clock companied with Foley Cathartic above entitled cause on the in court Justice Rod- In the Matter of the Estate of V. teenth of November, 1922. In ANTONIO ORTIZ, featuring Clara Kimball Young as ligations, $344,793. the of George Tablets I soon felt like a new per- Deceased. day Sheriff Bernalillo New cast of film IS FATAL TO WOMAN Other bills discounted, $314,965. dy. The was postponed Gilmore, which cause the plaintiffs recov- County, the principal star in a hearing son." Backache, rheumatio pains, Notice is hereby given that Allle Mexico. etars; also showing a two-pa- rt Bills bought in open market, yesterday at request of Francis B. dizziness and blurred vision are ered Judgment against the defend- Guest. Martha Gilmore Administratrix of ant or Five Forty-tw-o EXECUTRIX "Let 'Er Run." Special to The Joarnnl $262,572. Wood, attorney for nv"-o- of kidney trouhle. Foley Hundred NOTICE OF comedy, the estate of D. Gilmore, deceased, Dollars and Cents In of Estate of J. E. Clovls, N. M., Dec. 14. Mrs. Total bills on hand, $922,330. Kidney Pills give quick relief. Sold has filed in the Probate court of Fifty ($542.80). the Matter the the Wednes- V. S. bonds and notes, $170,020. Adv. together with the cost of the said Moran, Deceased. Paatlirxs Theater "Nero," Hamlin Overstreet died NOTICE everywhere. Bernalillo county, New Mexico, her Mar- William I"ox great historical pic- at 10 o'clock p. m. after sev- United States certificates of In- action, Notice is hereby given that day LEGAL NOTICE. final reoort as such Administra- I, the undersigned sheriff of tha B. Moran Executrix of the ture, featuring a long list of for- eral weeks' illness. Doctors could debtedness: trix and the court has appointed ill- To the Stockholders of the Citi- Bernalillo county, New Mexico, in estate of J. E. Moran, deceased, l.as eign screen stars is being re- not determine what caused her One vear certificates (Fittman EXECUTRIX'S NOTRE Tuesday, the second day of Janu- ness. She was wife of Hamlin $18,500. zens National Bank, Albuquerque, obedience to said order and decree filed in the Probate court of Ber- peated. the act), M.: meet- In the Probate Court of Bernalillo ary, 1923. as the day for hearing will on twelfth Overstreet, vice of the Other certificates, $118,718, N. The regular annual the day of January nalillo county, New Mexico, her president of the stockholders of the Citi- County, New Mexico. objections, If anv there be, to the 1923, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. final as such Executrix, and '' Her ryes will sparkle as dd?s tlio First National bank here, and the Municipal warrants, $34. ing In the Matter of tho Estate of of said final report and report J. assets. $1,229,602. zens National bank, Almmuerque, approval m., at the front door of the store the court has appointed Thursday, diamond If you get it from Ever- only daughter of F. Llndley, Total earning In E. Jenkins, Deceased. the discharge of said Administra- of H. & business man, Mrs. Overstreet $46,455. N. M., will be held its place of Henry Livingston Company at 215 the seventh day of December, 1922, ett's Inc. Adv. Bank premises, 3 Notice is that the trix. was In social circles. cent fund business Tuesday afternoon at hereby given West Gold avenue in the city of as the day for earlng objections. prominent Five per redemption 3 was, on the Witness my hand and the seat of She was 21 of o'clock, January 9, 923. undersigned eighth day Albuquerque, New Mexico, offer If any there be, to the approval of Ads years age. The body against F. R. bank notes, $2,680. of December, 1922, duly appointed said Probate court this eighth day sale and to Want Bring Quick Results will be shipped to Greenfield, Mo. Uncollected $709,289. for sell the highest and said final report and the discharge items, Executrix of the estate of Henry of December. 9'i. best bidder for cash Of All other resources. $15,729. Twenty per cent off on FRED the following said Executrix. E. Jenkins, deceased, hy the Pro- (Seal) CROLLOTT, descrihed real and personal prop- Witness my hand and the seal of Total resources. $5,188,643. on all trunks. James Gruns-fel- d, Bernalillo Clerk of Said Probate Court. bate court of county, erty which I have attached as the said Probate court this eighteenth Liabilities ns to-w- the exclusive luggage and having1 qualified such Exe- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK property of said defendant, day of November, 1922, Capital paid in, $107,244. 105 South First. cutrix, all persons having claims In the Probate C. urt of Bernalillo One settee, two rockers, fiber; (Seal) FRED CROLLOTT, Surplus, $215,388. shop, against tho estate of said decedent County, New Mexico.. one desk and chair, fiber! one Clerk of Said Probate Court. IT'S HAPPENED! BRINGING UP FATHER. Copyright, 1921, hy the International News Servlca. Registered 0. s. Patent Offics. By George McManut

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' I DOG HILL PARAGRAPHS we'll purchase from the tinrwfr us mmiiniiitmiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiaiiiiiiHiiiaiim j RIPPLING RHYMES limousines that makes proud', By GEOItGE BINGHAM innd no ills will come to peeve us. A STENOGRAPHER'S ROMANCE in our luck there'll be no hitch, By Walt Mason land our maiden aunts will leave BY JANE PHELPS V us legacies that make us rich. OCIETY THE NEW YEAR So we gambol and we chortle, ilijiiiiiitiuiiiiiiiiniiiiitiniiiiiiiiii fill the air with happy whoops, AN ENGAGEMENT RING AND I earned to buy some new Now the New Year is advanc- for the new ypar's at the portal, Annabel enough and the old one the floristy Worthrctoo HAPPINESS clothe:. I wouldn't f:ike anvthintr and loops loops. ing with tho noise of bells INVITATIONS OUT FOR MUSICAIi PROGRAM FOR from him before r.ot And W. B BAZAAR money. and we en- HOWDKS WKDDIXG CU A SHIRT THAT WILL STAND 77 I won't married until 1 have drums, find its shape ' of the of recent The Woman's club will have an Chapter get as it Twenty per cent off on One largest meet- WEAR. Seated beside him in his car, things so he won't be ashamed ot trancing, and Indorse it will be that of open house at their regular all Gruns-fel- d, church weddings ba- me." comes. We have recollections suit cases. James December 28, when Miss Angelica ing Friday afternoon when a For hard wear, a man's shirt Nellie gave herself up to her hap- and zaar and sale of home cooked must be made of a durable mate- He hud torn to shreds her "I don't think from what you hateful of the year that's in the exclusive luggage Howden, daughter of Bishop piness. have me him ho ever would 800 Park ave- delicacies will be held for philan- rial and with the parts that wear every objection. Surely he was told of for tho new we are 105 South First. Mrs. F. B. Howden, be But 1 things shop, bride of Her- funds for the club's work out first, This shirt wiser than she and. if ha could see that. Nellie. admire your In nue, will become the thropic W. He will you grateful, old tilings must take Des Moines. Near- during the coming year. Mrs which was designed with the no complications in their mating, independence. respect new in bert Ilorton of of for it, I am sure. Will you tell the their sign. With a year hundred guests, many of C. Thaxton, chairman the phil- workman especially in mind, is she ought to trust him and take the the saddle there is due a ly eight of the club, the had her. others'.'" Moaning tho boarders. brighter come from out of town, anthropic department made with front and back good gods provided - and we'll ske- whom will Mrs. C. H. director applied se- "Xo, I can't he'- it if they sus- day, gambol and About and Conner, full-leng- have been Invited. The ceremony yokes and e At a famous jeweler's they daddle gladly on our sunlit way. Everything of that department, have arranged lected a ring. He laughed gayly at pect, hut I shan't tell anyone but will take place at the Episcopal Donations may sleeves. you and Donald. He'll H will bo a fruitful season, and bride's father, for the program. Nellie's modest taste, her look of perhaps will church with the be received at the club aa early Flannel, kahki tan, chambray be glad for me." the gentle rains fall on the Cuticura Soap excel- almost awe as the salesman named we Bishop Howden officiating. one-thirt- and cheviot are won-dere- ground planted peas on, and as shirtings the price of the beautiful stones he Would ho? Mrs. Roberts O A musical program wui De giv- lent materials to use. If you made She knew that of late he tho vines that climb tho wall. Suggests Efficiency displayed. At last they agreed we touch will Fred Roslington is expected en. The C. T. French quartette this shirt of engineer chambray of had boon more hopeful; that h? Everything flourish, flmip.Olntmmit Jfttorm,.vrrrwhTe. ForwirojiMw, will upon a medium sized diamond in new oildrf'T home Sunday from the Page Mi- will sing. Mrs. Jessica Wolf at 25c per yard it would cost when was building air castles that when the year's warming smile, C'uttrtirAl,sbortnrtr,Tpt X,Kl!itn,Kii to A solo will purest water and he slipped and the dreams wo nourish litary, academy of Los Angeles give a reading. violin about 90c. on entered utterly demolished would cause gaudy pi- it her finger, after they will come true in spend the holidays with his par- be given by Dana Todd and a The pattern cuts in sizes both the him much sorrow. But sho said gorgeous style. Kosling-to- n Mrs. E. the car, he kissed ring Mr. and Mrs. George ano solo by George Todd. 15. 15J4 16, 17, 18, Nellie now was We'll have credit at the baker's ents, W2, V2, and her finger. nothing. beyond stand-of- of Monkbrldge manor. S. Stover is leader of the day. and 19 inches neck measure. his reach. and a f everywhere, and O Wi "For luck, and her happiness," we sent to O Size 3 For an hour Nclllo chatted of the coin fakers will TENTH ANNIVERSARY IS requires yards he said. Miss Peachle Sims passed the come back, with some to spare. S ENTERTAIN material. Price 15c, took a drive her happiness, then tired with her ROSLINGTON OBSERVER THURSDAY stamps Then they through to Calf Kibs Widow just this bide of For tho new year comes to bur- HOLIDAYS or coin the-par- while ho told her over emotions she crept off to bed, DURING Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart, 512 (coin preferred). the postoffice this morning. They nish every we have possess- Mr. and Mrs. George Roslington their and over of his love; how it had sh op und dream of her Mr. George, did not much attention to each hope at a South Arno Btreet, celebrated ot diamond engagement rings; of pay ed, and our setting hens will fur- will entertain thirty guests Thurs- grown daily as he watched her. other but they both caught each to a Monk-bridg- e tenth wedding nnnlvrrsary a ceremony. nish eighteen chickens nest. costume ball at their home, at their heflne. And it was a very proud and happy mariiuge other looking back after they had is a De- day night Mrs. door. And in Mrs. Robert's room Don- Oh, the new year winner, it's Beef Tenderloin ; manor, Saturday night, girl he left at Doty's passed. with and T. of her misgivings ald, coming in lato and hoping to fairy traits endowed, cember 30. The Adelante club met at the Alone, many was his Mrs. Roslington will be for sup- - returned, but not for long. Sho find Nellie there, having A man was seen going toward Pork Tenderloin George W. C. A. Thursday night on crushed. Mrs. Roberts told hostess to a bridge of ten tables - was too happy. And the ring hopes Bounding Billows this morning pcr- ' htm of the of Nellie's December 27. -- O- her finger seemed to promise per- engagement, with a shingle, which indicates Calf Sweet. Breads O CHOSEN happiness. By and by he too went that over is NEW OFFICERS manence of that happiness. All somebody that way club AT ROYAL NEIGHBORS She wouldn't take it off not so to tiis loom, but not to sleep. expecting rain. Directors of the Country sat fight- Calf Liver . meet club next Tues- Neighbors of America soon so she turned the stone nijjht he by the window, will at the Royal din- the sorrow that has come upon when plans for the New have chosen the following officers around on the inside while at ing .. . day night new Past oracle, Bes- ner. But when she went him, the destruction of his holies. off. I will appreciate advice. 11.1 Ribs Year's dance will be completed. for the year: afterward how Spare sie Miller, oracle, Emma Summers; in to tell Mrs. Roberts it sparkled Nellie never must know but H. H. M. was ho it ? You have told your story, but W. ti. Trimble, 611 West vice oracle. Mary E. Murphy: its Intelligence before she opened to bear ' '.W-- Calf Brains Mrs. her Altha recorder. "He has wealth, position, every- you have only given your point of Si Silver avenue, has as her guest chancellor, Suggs: her mouth. view and mm Hettie I have her?" not mentioned Mrs. Cora Hornois of Emma Swone: receiver, "You look very happy, Nellie. thing! Why couldn't anything Calf Hearts daughter, marshal, Anna Malouf; he murmured. Yet when he saw about your wife's attitude or com- Stevens; Have you somctnlng to tell me?" mo to Denver. assistant marshal, Cecilia Dangel-zer- ; I have! The most won- Nellie it was in even, comradely plaints which would help "Indeed solve your There arc re- inner sentinel, Mary Landon; derful In the world." Then terms he congratulated her; wished problem. Several women M. phy- thing world. two things I noticed In your let- Albuquerque outer sentinel, Etta Rice; with many blushes she told her her all tho happiness in the ceived invitations to a reception sicians. Drs. S. L. Burton and C. would be ter which makes me feel you are YOUR FUTURE IS IN Mrs. story! told of how she had at first "I knew you pleaseu, tactful in to given Thursday afternoon by C. Meacham: musician. Rose to because of she said, blushing. Von nnrl Mrs nt your relationship refused listen the - you of her YOUR OWN HANDS. Merritt C. Mechem at the executive drill captain, Sadie Boddy. 'fififs in Uoberts'are the only ones I shall jhT- Fst speak being difference of her In Santa Fe- - ... O their station: course enough to realize a wife's duty mansion fears, and of his brushing them tell hero in the house. in Wives have Mrs. August Seis will entertain I Cora at heard about their duty her away like cobwebs. "I told him shall tell and Gladys for many in fact since If you trust to chance IS the Friday Bridge club at once. But I don't want Miss Pitt generations, Fresh Mackerel rOOTRAUTj BANQUET 724 North Fourth street, all about myself, everything, but tho world begun, and at last they THURSDAY home, Order patterns by number. Send he said save that telling me I should have asked her you will be treated shab- GIVEN afternoon. to Fashion De- nothing mattered are beginning to resent the very Football letter men were enter- Friday 1 all orders direct we loved each other. Then he took advice." And Nellie, laughed hear- word. Since well for Fresh Sardines O Albuquerque Morning you provide bily by If tained with a banquet Thursday HOUSE WARMING WTLL partment, me to buy my ring. Isn't It lovely?" tily at the conceit. your wife, you have done vour Opportunity. when the Journal, 230 South Wells street, all Don-ol- d ex-- night at the university OPEN NEW SCHOOL "Very, dear. And I am very "She loves him right," duty in a way. hut you cannot j fit for a Sandabs was Chicago, III. no nose in- - you yourself next year's football captain A dance and house warming will glad of your happiness." Yet the said, and if he had for pect to have her give up her was in news he was not to be do chosen. Edward Horgan be given by the Western School old lady's eles were troubled. "I that day divlduality and think and just good position you will be Smeltz charge of the dinner arrangements. for Private Secretaries Fridny suppose you'll be leaving the office blamed "And, of course, he loves what you think suitable. Perhaps favored the comforts M;.nager Bruce Hanger, jr., and night for the opening of their new at once." her. No one could help it." you were selfish and did not give by Baracuda Coach Rov Johnson were guests building at Eighth street and Household "He, Mr. George, wanted me to. Tomorrow An Upsetting Visit her tho recreation she needed andj that you crave for. with the ietter men who Include avenue. About one hundred But I told him I should stay until) from Dorothy Fallon. therefore sho rebelled and started Lobster Marlon Ftlnnett, Edwnrd Horgan, present and former students will to attend dances. My advice is to Edward Harrington, Roy Thomp- attend. Suggestions take dancing lessons and then in- DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL Crabs Louis Her- O 7A vito her to go with you. son, Kenneth Grueter, You John ANNUAL BAZAAR HELD 1 ""P ftnk have also said that you arc nandez, Walter Hernandez, to be reasonable nt all .Tones. Captain John BY ST. JOHNS willing Trout Putton, Ogle of times and under all condition. Popeioy. Tom Popejoy. Lynn Ham- The annual Christmas bazaar EAHTHQ?lEpROiLE?Wj Max Fer- of the St. John's church When Renovating Fur That is a matter of point of view mond. Frank Oreenlenf, the guild because wifo con- Cart-wrig- ht held nt Mrs. Uso the blado of a razor your probably guson, Buster Kellv, Robert will be Saturday safety siders herself as reasonable. Cullen Chamberlin's shop, 109 South for the cutting. Cut on the wrong Dear Mrs. I have realize what tho of a wife is. just and Pearce. will be a sale Thompson: duty As a matter of fact the most un- O Fourth street. There side, not quite through, and then for with home cooked foods and been going with a young man She always wants to go out reasonable people are those who of many pull apart. not husband can- The social committee of tha hand made work, suitable for nine months and ho has asked me others and with her are sure they are right and Music club met Thurs- Mrs. Sara Living- New what I would like to him and children. not understand the attitude of the Fortnightly ChristmaB gifts. Old Potatoes Like have give I have however, day afternoon at the home of Mrs. ston Is In of the hand made Add a slice of lemon to the me I may my faults, other. of North charge for a Christmas present. I am willing at nil times to he Don't to bo of Elizabeth Bradford High gift booth: Mrs. Chnniherlin. the water in which old potatoes are to try master your to make for the next would lovo have a wrist watch, reasonable and will be under all wifo. If she insists on going to street plans home cooking booth: Mrs. Emily boiled. It will prevent them from It social meeting of the club January Tabelle of the meats, and Mrs. D. discolored. but I do not know whether conditions. I think It is a terrible dances, let her go. The sooner she becoming or a In- 2. The committee is composed of J. McClanahan of the candy sale. would be correct for me to ask him thing to dissolve break up feels her freedom and lack of Mesdames Bradford, M. J. O as Holder for It since we are net engaged. home. I would rather sacrifice, hut terference from you, the sooner Envelopes ex- I think I have the limit. She Charles E. Carey, J. H. UNIVERSITY CONCERT Excellent holders for tapes and I don't even know how much he gono sho will be willing to please you. R. E. Marsh. OPEN TO PUBLIC pects to spend on my present. What knows that the people she goes out Court her again and take her plac- Regensberger, buttons are the envelopes with are But it is es O Various musical organizations of transparent name spaces. A neat would you advise? with questionable. you think she would enjoy. Let MEET the will give a program MARIAN. useless for mo to say apything to her ree that her opinion in mat- FORTNIGHTLY TO university sewing table drawer is the result. man because she would cut me means to TUESDAY NIGHT at Rodey hall at 11 o'clock Friday Tell the young you want her just ters something you. The Juvenile Fortnightly Music morning, the regular assembly Will Whiten Wood him to uso his own Judgment in se- hour. The concert will he open to A little common soda added to lecting a gift. It would be far club will entertain the Fortnightly to for a club at its regular meeting to be the public. All branches of music the water with which you wash the from correct for you ask next at the Y. of the university will In sink board will the wood very wrist watch, because it Is not per- held Tuesday night keep missible to before be- W. C. A. Miss Gertrude Thompson the following program: white and free from stains. give jewelry and Mrs. Frank Scheck, jr., are in Alma Mater trothal. I After the State University Band and To Tint Curtains charge of the program. Audience I juvenile club program, members Add saffron to the rinsing water Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have As Torrent" In Summer when ecru curtains. It bcon fifteen We of the have arranged r washing married for years. OPEN Fortnightly Longfellow-Elga- a for the young enter- will make them much prettier and have two children. My wife and surprise State University Chorus softer when coffe0 is I she tainers. Zucca shade than got along nicely until start DECEMBER 15, 1022 Arbesque ....Manna used. ed going to night dances. I don I FRIDAY, Miss Carol Wilspn think it is the 1 MISS HOWDEN HONORED love Victor Herbert just proper thing M'lTII T ITVf'HI.'OV Gipsy Docs Double Duty a wife to do without her hushnr. EVENINGS Mr. Charles Dearing Iron such as Miss Angelica Howden was the the small pieces, I have requested her to reti; i Bird Raptures Snelder handkerchiefs, napkins and soft from but she refuses guest or honor at a cnarmuig Miss Ruth going, which Mrs. Daugherty collars, on top of the sheets and listen to me. mmm luncheon Thursday for Shadow MarrV.'. . . .Protheron will m fa) save a deal of time to m was hostess at you great I am willing go other plac m Pearce John F. the All Kinds A Women . Crockett 718 West Central ave- (b) and fuel. wth her, but I don't care for dai her home, State Male w UNTIL nue. Covers were laid for ten. University Quartet es. She will not go anywhere In The Two Larks Leschetlzky me, but there is on reason why Holiday colors were carried out Mrs. Paul Hayne er couldn't have a time toget. decorations, red carnations and Mate o' Mine Cook After-Dinn- Tricks good ? candles of red and green orna- . er. Wo have a little home and Miss Maude Rlordan a I menting the luncheon table. Guests .o Straus have good job. give her plenty Es- Greeting Spring of to cat and mon-- 1 XMAS were Miss Angelica Howden, clothes, plenty (From Blue Danube Waltz) to but she is not satisfied ther Howden, Grace Borradaile, University Women's Glefi Club ey spend, stock beauti- I have tried every way to make 3JL Our of Marcella Matson, Erna Fergusson More Love to Thee Grey best all times, i g and Anita Hubbell. Mesdames O. L. Miss Carol Wilson conditions the at Hardware Co. ful silk kimona3 Now I am tired of her1 I Whitney Jap , P. Brooks, Robert Dietz and R. Was Little . . growing (a) There a Man. foolishness. She is old enough to is favor- Woodson, Jr. Hadlej attracting O (b) Keep on Hppin' able attention PARTY AT Salter-Maxwe- CHRISTMAS l! iKM of" UNIVERSITY FRIDAY State University Chorus seekers of intimate The annual Christmas party for (a) Red Cross March Panclln students,, faculty and a few invit- (b) Boots and Saddles Lusk gifts. Some of these ed guests will be held Friday night State University Band at Rodey hall. Hugh Graham is Mrs. S. are perfectly plain In of Accompanists: Jennie Our Alert general chairman, charge Faw, Miss Norma Williams, Miss! and others are em- - ', committees arranging1 the affair. Helen Wiley and Mr. Fred Wagner Your Dress - Following stunts by the Phi Kappa Violin Maxwell! For broidered as elabo- obllgati: Mr. boys, Phi Mu, Sigma Chi and two Merritt. Eastern 111 '. ' Jt I I race v as the dormitory organizations, there will John Lukken and Mrs. J. S. Faw, i ...a - only be and refreshments. dancing directors. Japanese can em- - No. 66 The Mystic Matches Buyers broider. The price A of matches are shown the pair paper T to hnve on one side, but to b Inaugural starts at $13.93. printing blank on Hie other. They are held by Wo hnve huycrs locat- the ends between the left thumb and ed In all tho big mar- forefinger. The right thumb and fore- kets on tho alert for finger take the matches at the center unusual values for our lewest MENU HINT butter in until stores. Coats, stilts and Ball Tb equal ind turn them but the it proportions) over, printing com- Broukfust creamy, then add gradually-whil- itlll uppermost, no matter how often dresses are still Apple Sause beating constantly one cup sugar, they are turned. ing In and at prices Rolled Oats with Chopped Dates wo eggs well beaten and one-ha- lf The secret is a half twist made lower than February Milk Mix fcift two bj bo on Top !up molasses. and Irawlng back ttie thumb a trifle. Thui prices could gar. Bacon Biscuit and one-ha- lf one at We have noticed an unusual Emergency cups bread flour, tvery time the matches are turned over ments purchased CHOOSE FROM OUR Coffee teaspoon cream of one-ha- lf of the STOCK i in the tartar, make a which tho beginning Interest baby sacques ' teaspoon one cinna- they complete twist, V aro not One of tho moat attractive sillt Luncheon soda, teaspoon, leaves the side on The season. nt quilted Japanese at mon, one-four- fame top. twist we is our sec- Creamed Dried Beef on Toast teaspoon cloves, as the interested in how pumps have ever seen $4.50, displayed on one-four- th teaspoon mace. Add al- s Indefectible, turning of thi wo can sell Grapefruit Hatches makes it unnotlceable. cheaply this new Colonial pump of ex- ond floor Juvenile Depart- Orange and Banana Salad ternately with one-ha- lf cup milk hut In present- at $17.75 to S65.I ment. t to CmnrioKt, bp Public things, tra suede trim- Bran Muffins Cake first mixture and beat vigorous- ltti. Ixiatr Comgmt ing fine merchandise quality Ri'av Tea and Milk ly, then add one cup raisons, seed- at reasonable prices. med with patent leatner. ed with two tablespoons pastry Queen Mother Margharita of Dinner st These pumps have turned flour. Turn into two bread pans Italy celebrated her seventy-fir- We have which Vegetable Soup Croutons and bake in a moderate oven forty-- birthday by cruising for an hour just completed negotiations soles and medium Louis heels Pork Chops and Escalloped Pota- five minutes. under water in a governmen; toes en casserole GIFT HINTS will enable the New Mexican women con- and are priced at $15. Suggestions submarine. Spinach with Hard Boiled Egg one Home Made Bread Emptying the Sweeper If Furs templating attending the inaugural ball at will sprinkle a large piece of pa- Peach Butter Brown Betty per with water (much as clothes Santa Fe to not have a finer selection Yellow (foamy) Sauce are will Children's only Coffee sprinkled) it keep the dust of the carpet sweeper from fly- of ball than would be pos- SILK ing when emptied on it. The wet Fur Sets gowns ordinarily Today's Recipes paper is equally good, of course, sible, but to effect a substantial saving at Emergency Biscuit Sift two for use when the vacuum cleaner Silk Underwear cups flour, four teaspoons baking is emptied. the same time. powder, and pinch of salt together. Cut In three tablespoons shorten- Corks for Cleaners When a Silk Hose UNDERWEAR ing and add scant cup milk. Drop strong Cork with a substantial base We have just received a shipment cf the by spoonfuls on greased Pan and is dipped in a cleansing prepara- ' Wool Hose bake twelve minutes in a hot oven. tion and then rubbed briskly over Brownie prettiest ball gowns and party dresses that Hickok Belts Pork Chops and Escalloped Po- the blade of a steel knife it will Waists and For That . tatoes Prepare potatoes as usual be found to clean the blade much we've ever seen at any price and we got in. shallow pan, leaving space of more effectively than the more Blouses Personal one inch at top. Salt and pepper common method of using a small Prices them at a price concession that enables us and Buckles four or five and The I pork chops lay cloth. saving to the hands is a man on your close together on top of potatoes. worth considering. Millinery to sell them at $17.75 to $65 There Isn't oven quite J list who would not life de- Cover in moderate gift and bake belt one and one-ha- lf hours. Bacon No. 2 $2.50 and lighted with a Hickok Slicing Always place the Bathrobes Here are the finest canton of are Brown Betty and Sauce Mix two rind side of bacon on the table and No. 2A $3.50 taffetas, crepes, One the fT and buckle. These the cups sliced apples, one cup fresh cut down to the rind. When a Kimonas satin back de lace nicest slf ts7 if V kind you see advertised in the er No. and oread crumbs, one-quart- cup sufficient number of pieces have' 3 $4.50 crepes, crepes chine, you ran elve Saturday KveninK Post. They one or f r brown sugar and one teaspoon cin- been cut, slip the knife under them No. 2C $5.00 etc. dresses all sizes and all wanted colors. is suk come In plain and Initialed namon. Add three tablespoons and slice awny close to the rind. Etc., etc., underwear. and are priced from 60c to melted butter and pour In but- - Jiere you ran $2.00. Men's Store. one-ha- lf Carrying Cases, tered baking dish. Pour over AID I'Xtft FIRE SUFFERERS rhoo.se from embroidered, M'(;;.;i: 20 off cup water and spread butter- $1.25 to $1.60 pleated and tailored envelope AH steamer trunks, wardrobft Dec. 14. A million suit-rase- ed crumbs on. top. Bake forty-fiv- e Washington, union bags, s, dollars for relief of the Astoria, Postpaid. rhemise, suits, gowns, trunks, traveling mlnutes'in moderate oven and Na- bloomers and vests, of fine fitted, bugs, and brief serve with sauce. Oregon, fire sufferers would be Buy it at the are in this sale at 20 under a bill Intro- glove silk, crepe do chine, cases Foamy Sauce Beat'an egg thor- appropriated and Bank National Co, pongee and radium silk. pcr cent off. one-ha- lf tional Garment oughly and add cup sugar. duced today by Representative STRONG'S Mix well, then add one-ha- lf cup Hawley, republican, Oregon. the Difference. hot water and one tablespoon lem- 403 West Central Meyer Osoff, Manager on juice. Beat again and serve. Only guaranteed wrist watches BOOK STORE Just Two More of the $5 Sal one-ha- lt Days Six Months Cake Work are sold. jt Kvcrltt's Inc., priced cup shortening (use lard and from Sl!A0 uo. Adv. December 15, 1922 Tage Six ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' with her latest IN CLASH houso triumph, DAN CUPID VICTOR ELLIS ISLAM) TURKEY TO JOIN "Mother's Millions," a sensational BRAKES JAMMED WITH IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS OVEK BRIDE is comedy by Howard McKent Barnes. Miss Robson is very happy In GIFTS her new part of "Harriet Breen" 01! LITE S EASON NATIONS LEAGUE SANTA II and her conception of the part is perfect. "Harriet Breen" Is an odd char- acter In every way but she can well LEADERS STATE TO THEKIDDIES afford to have her little idiosyn- PLAYERS' SALES crasies as she is conceded to be not only the richest woman in the country, but the greatest financier. Insist on the Give Toward Elk's Mu--nici- She Is the main pillar of Wall Transfer of Baseball Stars Deportation $50 street and she is never happier Cannot Be Made, Without From Constantinople of Christmas Tree; than when she is "getting the best" . GIVE SOMETHING PRACTICAL ' About of William Remington, a well Waiver, After June 15, the Supreme Patriarch of( Mrs. Hudson Tells known lawyer, which happens fre- quently. THIS CHRISTMAS Club Owners Decide the Greek Church Poster Advertising Miss Robson Is at her best In an tense climax. Curtain Asso- Its extremely New Tork, Pec. J 4. Mnjor Lausanne, Doc. 14 (by the The Rotary club at regular at 8 o'clock, league baseball magnates in Joint ciated Press). Although Turkey weekly luncheon yesterday voted Jammed the brakes was conciliatory today on the great Elks' Christ- session today some form $30 to the Community The Ladies' on late season sales and deals and question of accepting Mrs. K. Hud- Specialty Shop time least, of from w ithout on the mas Tree fund. ltoso Too Fat? thus checked, for a at supervision an talk on Getting the outcrv aeainst tho "buying of general treatment of the Christian son gave Interesting This was accomplisli-ut- l populations inhabiting Turkey, she "Poster Board Advertising. Mrs. Try This Reduce pennants." in Hudson said that a improve too are by the passim; of a rule which proved adamant insisting upon great people whs don't grow fat the of play- the from Constantino- ment has been made by postermen fortunate exception. But It you find the a prevents the transferring deportation or cumber- Offers you beginning today great saving one club to another in the ple of tho supreme patriarch of the in the field of outdoor advertising fat Accumulating already ers from This is tho few Over some, you will be wlae to follow this leagues without waiver pro- Greek orthodox church. during past years. la thou- major most issues 8.500 towns and cities are repre augaettlnn, which endoraed by and useful cess after June 15. on0 of the important sand! of people who know. Aak your on practical, desirable gifts. Heretofore, such deals were poa-eib- of the Lausanne conference. sented in the posters' association, drugfftHt for Marmola Prescription Tab- up to August 1. Under Iho At tho meeting of the which has for Its object the main- lets and follow directions. One dollar Is these cannot new regulation the manager of a on the exchange of popu- tenance of sightly boards and guar the price the world over. Get them from Read and compare; specials team after Juno 15 cannot in- lations this afternoon, the allied anteeing to the advertiser the your own druKSlst or sjnd price direct of his somewhat diffidently worth of his money and to the pub- to Marmola Co., 4613 Woodward Ave.. crease the playins strength if v delegates Detroit, Mich. Uy doing titles you fill be be In addition to Coats, Suits, by of players brought up tho question of the lic complete safety. Mrs. Hudson and be able to equaled. club except purchase well busi- safe from hsrmful drugs from the minor leagues. Greek patriarch knowing full said the poster advertising reduce steadily and easily, without star- To offset this rule, the clubs the dangers surrounding any dis- ness occupies a legitimate field and vation diet or tiresome exercise. Adv. Dresses, and Shoes, we offer the next season will be permitted to cussion of this delicate religious delivers legitimate adequate ad- Mlilinery carry a roster of furly players up problem. Immediately the Otto- vertising messages for its pat- to June lt in place of Way lit ana man representatives insisted that rons. GRAXDcniLO n.v CRorrx for as long as they last: ; the additional month will enable tho patriarch must go, because he The rlub passed unanimously a COTJGH following them to experiment and ascertain had been mixing in politic, to the resolution expressing its confi- "My grandchild could get no re- the valun of younger players who detriment of the Ottoman state. dence in the integrity of Richard lief whatever from a very bad Women's Felt Bedroom Beautiful Overbjouses in been shu-nte- A debate of considerable asper-U- y K. Guest. Lan-di- s, heretofore hava croupy cough," writes Peter elk trico-lett- e back to the minors unless they ensued. Tho Greek delegate Meyersdale, Pa., "until I gave Slippers, padded georgette, satin, flashed sterling form during the warned the that ATTRACTION AT THE him Foley's Honey and Tar. It is soles, "Comfy" and can- - AO first month of the ponnant race. Greece would never agree to the a great help for chest and throat ton (Iq An effort to increase the maximum deportation of the patriarch ail CRYSTAL SATURDAY. trouble." Cojghs. colds, croup, style $1,00 crepe tyOtUO number of players permitted any would probably refuse to sign any throat, chest tnd bronchial Irrita- ' one club to June 15 from treaty which authorized such a 'MOTHER'S MILLIONS' tions relieved with Ladies' and misses' all previous was Bomewhat quickly Foley's Ladies' Wool Sport Hose, forty to fifty was lost after the step. The meeting Honey and Tar. Contains no wool Slip-ov- er Sweaters, National league had voted in favor hastily adjourned, but another "A nnttmit 1 on loser.' on the a $1,50 value will wnltpp opiates ingredients printed shown here in all tho of it and the American against it, attempt to reach an agreement nnd w firn WflitinEr iinfientlv for wrapper. Stood the test of time QJJ when Commissioner I.andis voted be made in a day or two. 1G three Sold newest Mrs. Gladys Scarborough Ilart. her Inten- Saturday. December when May serving generations. shades, regular in the negative. However, major By announcing today Kobson comes to tho C rystal opera everywhere. Adv. The well known "Arrow- values league clubs hereafter will be per- Lore locksmiths and laws and officials tion of Joining the leaguo of na- $5.00 n laughs at immigration at soon as is at mitted to permit player being well. Ellis Island held Mrs. tions, as peace signed head" and "Ironclad" for" $3.29 three authorities Gladys Scarborough Hurt, Eng- Lausanne, admit- held under option for years lish h de of a sailoi' on the U. S. S. the said natural- Turkey virtually Silk Hose, all sizes in place of two was defeated. Utah, but gob just ted she would accept the leaguo of pure Ladies' Silk Sweater Outstanding Chanscs ly prtrv his citizenship and the officials had to release her and allow her nations' supervision over the and colors, 3 pair to a pure were to cntiti the country. Christian In have to be These the outstanding populations Turkey. S 1 Coats; they Have iV ft iS changes In the code governing the The powers been advocating j- - ilk seen to inter-nation- jauar be appreciated; regulation of the National and tho appointment of a special $1.00 - American leagues from thfl stand- rled!" he spluttered. "She isn't commission to exercise most desira- old is (PI i QT the fan. Several other enough, she? How, what, control over the status of the Glove .V---l-0- point of FRED GRDLLOTT KMohawk Silk Hose, ble shades. 5 changes were made but they per- how old is, why, ho?" Greeks. Armenians and other ' stitch and neat tained to the technical and legis- The mother replied that tho Christian!" !n Turkey, but are hap drop French lative side of the game. girl is 14 but that she gave her py over Turkey's willingness to ac- stripes, all desirable Coney Chokers, There was no discussion of the consent to the daughter's marriage cept supervision by the league. a very desirable and suggested return to nino games in FOILS ANOTHER "I don't care about that," said The for the shades, J0 AQ place of the present seven in the Fred. "The law says she's got to study of the future administration per pair practical gift, world's series and no agreement be 16 and she can't get married!" of tho straits of tho Dardanelles )wJ:7 in black only.. f(vie was reached between the two And so Fred "gummed" the and the Hosphorus is steadily Silk Camisoles, hand- leagues to open upon the same day machinery again and another making progress, though several Extra fine Chokers, Plati- next season. young couplo had seen their bub- points still remain unadjusted. To- somely trimmed, 'fl num Iceland Brown As the situation stands at pres- ble of prospective married life day's developments, despite the $1.50 value, for. .DlC Fox, ent, the National is to begin on EFFOpiO burst. Turkish implacability on the ques- Fox, Manchurian Wolf; Tuesday, April 17 and the Ameri- tion of the patriarch and tho ex- Silk a of can league on Wednesday, April Girl Who Says She Is 14 change of populations, has created Jersey Underskirts; splendid variety the IS. be the some are latest from It appeared to the general Years Old for impression that peacs really taffeta flounce, styles, $8.85 opinion, however, that when the Applies will be signed at Lausanne. all colors and shades, a to $16.75. schedule committee meets in Feb- License; Mother Consents Lord Curzon said he expected ruary this confusion of opening Turkey would Join the league of Children's white dates may be redrafted. . But Fred Says "No" nations in n few weeks, which 0...va.lu:...$2.98 Fur Sets, It was decided that the drafting means that the Lausanne docu- muff and collar, very rules should be amended to per- is ment, barring tho unexpected, com- Fred Crollott, county clerk, of Silk Jersey Bloomers, handsome and a wonder- mit the drafting season to beginning to gain a reputation o should be drafted and disposed mence the first day of the world's obstacle in machin before the middle of January. ribbon elastic at- ful Christmas gift, an series each being an the garter year and that the draft ery of progress, nt least in the a wonderful $8.00 value meeting shall be held in the city of the love affairs of STOCK COMPANY TO tached; gift, (TQ where the first world's series game progress 1 all colors and for tPO.OOQr is young couples. AT (Jrt QQ played. livery so often a couple is eager OPEN CRYSTAL sizes It was also resolved that the to be married. But fail to Electrical Gifts for All wool and wool An- major and minor league meetings they SUNDAY MATINEE tPt0 next meet with tho strict requirements Ladies Silk de use lor year should be held in of the law in some respect and Crepe gora Scarfs, "always Chicago the; second week in De- E. Forrest Taylor, Miss Anne Christmas Joy Chine full ful new Fred Crollott at once becomes "the and players will open a Gowns, length, .and desirable, cember. in the ointment" of marriage. Berryman How many you have to select from! The sit fly - four weeks' engagement at the handsomely ?A colors, large barnstorming At least that is tho way the pros- house Small gifts large gifts beautiful and pracr dJ in the sus- - " Crystal opera commencing tieal; are in themselves a comfort and a trimmed JTtvK sizes oHUe RuTh and other Ffctlve bride and pr0om resard Iftfvs.- with a Sunday matinee. December they $4.95 Sun- Joy that back the entire year players early last season, was rem 17, changing Thursdays and bring throughout In one Instance it w as necessary will open with that tho spirit of Christmas day. Ladies' Bath Robes .of Patent leather edied by the adoption of a rule B0 days. They Vanity no Bhall for an ardent young man of to go cowboy comedy, full of There is a Beacon Blank- with mir- that player participate in to the courts in order to obtain a great genuine Cases, equipped exhibition games after October 31 laughs and thrills, "Johnny Get ets beau- - be- guardian for the damsel of his Your Gun." The company comes and Corduroy, ror and toilet article and that all future contracts to he sweet tween players and clubs shall con- choice. She claimed here after completing a very suc- 16. cessful three months' engagement Lr-r.-? tain this provision. season merriment Is World series regulations came In Now the of at the Columbia theater. Phoenix. Westinghouse patterns pOUO $1.98 upon us. It is the season which Mr. Is a scenic electrical gift for every member of your family, for considerable discussion and whole Taylor bringing it was provided that in the future is supposed to suffuse the artist along with the company of at a price that will conveniently fit the con- world with the of kindliness. to servative Commissioner Landis and the spirit x ten people paint specially all pocketbook. The season when all the world is r , .. ?. i en- Few president, or some other official the scenery used during his See for yourself the very complete line of Just a Specials fcr Men: of home should decide kin and tho hearts of all are sup gagement hero in Albuquerque. the club, nosed to be softened. WESTINGHOUSB Appliances and their applica- when weather and ground condi- Adv. as Ideal Christmas Gifts. were But has it softened the heart of bility iIen's Cashmere medium tions suitable for a game. In Silknd Half Hose, brown Onee the gam was how- County Clerk Fred Crollott MAY ROBSOX at tlio Crystal A remarkable nssor ment of started, tho laws and heather, a wonderful Christmas ever, the right to suspend, post- reference to governing opera house Saturday night, De- beautiful "Old Dutch Silver" at Mine & Smelter Co. gift, or call such would marriage? Not a whit. Only 16. Adv. Everltt's '.nc. Adv. Supply a real $1.00 3 for pone game rest a cember Wholesale value, pair (pJLOD entirely with the umpires. Tuesday he shattered bright Distributors young marriage at least shattered EL Compensation to Umpire which A new shipment of silver table- Twenty per cent off on PASO, TEXAS Men's Silk Hose, dark brown, black and The compensation to umpires In the attempted culmination, ware In the beautiful "Madam pTA world was to have been marriage. all bags. James Grunsfeld, white, very for '. puch fries games was to Morris" design at Everltt's Inc. special ,t)UC changed from a percentage of the The fair maiden who wished Adv. the exclusive office of luggage shop, well-know- n players' share to a flat sum of be married entered the 105 First The "De Luxe" Men's Shirts, in silk $2,000 each per series. the county clerk, accompanied by South street. Ist fall, be- strike madras and a under the percentage plan, the tho young man who wanted to plain pongee, $4.00 received -- iout $1,800 each. stow upon her the Mrs. degree. She value for umpires morn-er- . $2.49 A proposal advanced through lisped her request find her the National Minor League asso who accompanied the couple ciation by the Eastern. Southern said she consented to the marriage. and Texas leagues that the draft So Stella Garcia, who presides over price be Increased from $4,000 to marriage licenses, swung the bonk Teller And everything in our entire store greatly re- $5,000, was defeatd but It was de around for the girl to enter her The Your duced, nothing reserved. You will save dollars did around Let elded that hereafter a club secur name. They not get Journal He ing a player by draft should pay to the boy nnd his name was on your Christmas purchases. Remember, we Immediately and in full the draft missed. own our own building, we have no excessive over- price In place of the 50 per cent "Grace Neal" had he?n entered now stipulated. In the hook when Fred ""rol!ott no head. We economize and you get the benefit in The gambling vll In baseball ticed the transaction from far nvr Christmas Guide prices. was discussed and betting and In the corner. Fred dashed to the pools were denounced. The co- counter with all the verve of the operation of all clubs, public of- chargers ridden by the Six Hun- ficials and spectators was urged dred at Balnklava. to stamp out the evil. "Why that girl can't get mar- - DO YOUR "shopping" at Home your buyi- Gifts for the Children the stores. Bicycles E. MAHARAM & SON ng- at Blocks BUT There are so wants to fill Dolls many, many 518 West Central (the last store on main Christmas. can I do Kiddie Kars street) Think less about this coming "How my Battles your rights-m-ore at home?' " about 'shopping Kings your duties-O-pen THERE'S Mother dear, old Mother, her Wagons silver-gra- Gifts for the Home a bank hair shows y where once 'twas CRYSTAL OPERA HOUSE account for her it must be the best Christ- Bookcases golden Cook Books Starting Sunday Matinee, December 17 Give Him a Gift That He'll Wear One of the financial rights mas ever Pianos to which are entitled is you AND too wlio Phonographs Dad, poor Dad, usually gets Silverware F. FORREST The joke about the Christmas tie Absolute a smile and "Merry Christmas" for him, a Tea Wagons f that's never worn except in the TAYLOR of the is Security regular gift this Vacuum i presence giver becoming in your deposits. year Cleaners ancient and is almost forgotten. AND it's her first real Christ- This offer3 Baby Betsy Her Women are buying men's gifts in bank you this she's 'most two old let's make Gifts for men's stores. In the store, if possi- security in the Depositors mas, years Flowers ble, where the man buys his own Guarantee fund. her little heart just jump with joy on Furs Anne Berryman haberdashery and where his tastes And back of this stands our Christmas morn Handkerchiefs are known. desire to render you AND Sue an'd Hosiery AND People find it easy to select men's Brother Harry and Sister Lingerie gifts at the Guarane. This store Personal Service Aunts and Uncles, too and friends, per- Jewel Cases ASSOCIATE PLAYERS caters to men of better-than-ordina- ry in every department of a score. Necklaces is taste. The must be our bank. haps haberdashery Gifts for Him right or we'd lose most of our cus- - GOOD gracious there's so many gifts to Get 4 ON TIME DEPOSITS Belt Buckles "Johnny, "r Sodety tomers and still people find that make and so little time to look around. Brand clothes good taste does not mean Cigars necessarily I KNOW Let's select from the "Christmas Cases Your Gun" 5asheyboT higher prices. It's all in the selec- - Cigarette f?XDEPAL RCSCBVrS Morn- Canes Liko Quality. tion. Gift Suggestions" columns of The A BIG RIOT OF FUN Pfc Y S TCM Hi, Hair Brushes ' We can there and save A Season of Superb ing Journal. "shop" Safety Razors Drnmallo Stock wn rovn accot'NT . hours and dollars. Tobacco Jars . "net; V. Dlwct From a Successful ixvh'e Stork Engagement at the ffilliiKHWMN KnEHER.ftjf ffj MISS ANNE BERRYMAN Coluinblu, Phoenix, STATE TRUST & CHANGE OP PROGRAM THURSDAY ANI SUNDAY 218 West Central Phone 335 SHOP THE JOURNAL WAY SAVINGS BATIK POPUIiAR TRICES: Lower Foor, 75cj Balcony, 60c; plus ta'x. C'"'"tt "" I yp-,;,- X. M. yJ'""'"1""', ly'-'""- ' J; j Albuquerque, YOUR CHRISTMAS WILL BE COMPLETE JOURNAL WANT DS BRING QUICK, SURE RESULT December 13, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Seven

arranged before the regular season Ronald Gray, Maxwell Watts, Lavt devoting to the board of education 1 opens. renco Milne and John Skelton. L PRETTY BUT DUMB-BELL- S IS PLAY tho time required of other mem- ORNFL STOPS PUMB ARE OGLE JONES At the banquet last night It was JUNIOR AT The High school orchestra, num- ber or . president. announced that an effort is being bering twenty-tw- o pieces, played made John f Simms, law partner of to arrange a football gamo during intermissions. Miss Flor- Mr. was with tho Texas A. and M. in addi- ence Samuels Is the director. Botts, appointed to fill tion to the the vacancy as member of the ALE AID MOVES ELECTED GAPT. other important games HIGH SCHOOL IS board until next elec- jo : already arranged for next season. the regular It is to A. C. M. B0TTS RESIGNS tion, whish will be held in th proposed plav the and No election of M. game at College Station. Tex.. spring. president If FROM SCHOOL BOARD; was made. NAVY FWE Jt..,jV.'-- arranged. The to IP 01 Of 0 TE1 The University of Montana has HIT SIMMS IS SUCCESSOR president succeed Mr. jr. i' , already been scheduled to play OHEM Botts will be elected at the next here next Thanksgiving. In order regular meeting of the board, when to make room for this game the C. M. Botts, president of the Mr. Slmms will be present and a "Biq Red" Team Still Has Popular Football Star clash with the New Mexico Aggies Kidd, Is Pre- board of education, last night ten- full board available for the elec- has "Captain Jr.," tion. Possible Chance to Over- Lead of New been advanced to November Cast dered his resignation from the V University 11. Armistice day. Arizona will be sented by a Splendid board, both as president and as Bills for the past month were take Leaders; Bollman Mexico Basketball Quintet played here November 17, whil Under the Direction of member. Tho resignation was ac- paid and other monthly buslneyt tho Texas College of Mines will be cepted by the board, holding its transected at the meeting last Has High Game This Season Played at El Paso and the Wesf John D. Burton regular monthly meeting at the night. Texas Normal at Canyon, Tex. high school. In the ex- as Mr. Botts has recently been ap DUNDEE BESTS DELMOXT Although slipping hadly Ogle .Tones football player "Captain Kidd, Jr.," present- to tho court second same, tho Cornell bowling and basket- TOMMY MURPHY AND ed the Junior class of the pointed supreme New York. Dec. 14. Johnny traordinary powerful by high bench. His resignation from the Dundee, Junior cham- team went well In the opening and lead basket- school under the light weight ball forward, will the MIKE VASQUEZ MEET last night very board of education was because of pion, received the Judges' decision closing contests and took two Of ball team of the University of New capable direction of John D. Bur- this appointment. Ho felt that his over Gene Delmont in a the three games rolled agralnst Mexico throughout the 1922-192- 3 AT JUAREZ MONDAY ton, was one of the biggest hits of judicial duties would prevent his match here tonight. Yalo last nifcht on the T. M. C. A. season. Jones was elected to the the season, Tho farcical adventure "In- alloys. The double victory gives captaincy at the football banquet Young Tommy Murphy and was a winner in the first place, Cornell a strangle hold on second held last night at the university. dian Mike" Vasquez will appear In and having the splendid cast and place In the Y. M. C. A. Bowling Ogle Jones has proved himself the headliner of the boxing bill an able director, there was noth- league and leaves them 'with a two football sea- which Jim Envin will offer pa- left but the it over to over- during the past ing putttlng possible chance remaining sons one of the greatest backfleld trons of boxing in the Ford arena, in a great way that most certainly To Make Your take the leading Navy team. south- iit Juarez, Mexico, next Monday Dumb-bell- s. men ever turned out intthe accomplished. However, the slip in that second Charter members of Royal Order of Below, left to right, night. The bout was originally game leaves the Cornell crew with Alma Peterson, Jessie Elliott and Doris McDonald. west. In carrying the ball he his An outline of the plot and the of- Above, Althea scheduled for .Sunday afternoon names of nothing more than the chance Ruth Frances not been excelled even by his Mon- all the characters ha Karns, Fratz, Bowen, Gladys Campbell and Dorothy - out lias been postponed until been but a few Christmas fered In a mathematical possibil- Campion. brother, Scwell. by Grant- Mann, beeauso of bull already given, Cornell each have "Snake" Race. day light a big words must be said of the heavier ity. Navy and Blnnuker, Billy light being staged In Juarez Mon- to be play- Dumb-boll- s, Hoblis, or of tho other parts and the professional way in three games remnining The Royal Order of latest of modern social has McGary any afternoon. and Yas-quL- Z ed, Cornell meets Princeton on cliques, "greats." His defensive play hac day Murphy which these young people put the Made its appearance ia Cleveland, Ohio, The charter members are uro carded to go in a 12 across. Monday night and Navy meets who revel iu equaled his running with the ball. play Shopping the If Cor- ight girls their alleged dumbness. It's secret, too. And both a year ago and this sea rounder, at catch weights. "Jim Anderson," played by Wil- Army following night X Not "Whadda Is more a local nell should win all three from the Purpose yuh mean, purpoes," says Grand Chief Dumb- son he has been selected on the There than little liam Vaughey, was a good-looki- dumb-bell- s, Interest in because of "Berry Pickers" and the "(Jobs" bell Alma Peterson. "We're just that's all." The organ- last year as left this match hero, true lover, and th author Die was ono of Mao-Tavis- drop its trio of games to Army, isers hope to organize every state in the union. "There art plenty of halfback and this year as right fact that Vasqucs who made good. "Andrew Easy Cornell and Navy will finish In a eligible," says Miss Petewon. halfback. the principals in the main event as played by Wilson deadlock for first place. Ogle's football play has been of the last boxing show staged here Kcim, pictured the old man trying But there is little likelihood of of such high class that it would at the armory. Further Interest to help his friends, granddaughter such result obtaining. Princeton all three unless the entire team RECORD RADIO FEAT scarcely be correct to say that his is given in the fact that Young and anyone else who might happen to ap- has failed to win a game since the should suddenly be afflicted, with San FranclBco, Dec. 14. San basket play has equaled his Tommy Murphy is expected into his book store or pass a season but on the very law Francisco established remarkable work on the pear In bouts which are proposed friendly word with him. The opened horse, ring-bon- e and Atlanta gridiron. part of alone are due to spavin, Charley radio communication Yet it has measured well to it. to be staged hero in the near fu- of the old man was hard, but car- average they an rabies. telephone up take at least one Monday night. the laBt night in what is believed to With his ability as a leader com- ture. Other boxers on tho same ried out to the letter. "Mary ," And Manager Berry has gradually Bollman of the Yale team cop- be a record feat for a two way con- bined with his play it is nt card, Including Dal Hawkins, are the peppy and at times strengthened his team so that the ped high single for the gamo last versation on the air. In the same that the selection of Jones as also expected to appear on the saucy granddaughter, seemed to Here you will have the undivided showing of the quintet has been night and won the high game prize test, complete communication was captain was a happy one. proposed local cards. have the business head of the firm better with each match. One of for the week, with a score of 215 established between San Francisco Jones will have a strong quintet Young Tommy Murphy Is known of "MacTavih and company," she attention of any one or more of our his additions, Blake, has suddenly in the last game. Kvers, his team and Kansas City, Mo., an extend- to lead this year. He will have all as "The Pride of Fort Bliss.1' He being "The Company," as the old was at his with run- man come through to deliver in his true mate, right heels, ed conversation traveling both of last year's team intact. As Is easily the best performer at Fort put it This part was carried efficient who form, which is above 170, while 212 in the same game and eased ways with the same ease as over ning mate at the forward post. Bliss at present and has defeated cleverly by Eunice Herkenhoff. trained, salesmen, will another is Just about due for a out in front of Bollman for high a telephone, Jones will have Horgan, speedster all opponents ho haj met during "Lemuel Bush" and his wife, "Lu-ell- brace of at least twenty pins to the total with 6G5 to Bollman's Bfl. of the 1921-192- 2 quintet. Botts the men with and "Samuel Dleken," acted be pleased to give you intel- scores last follow: ' past year, Including prompt, game. The night LEWIS WINS BELT and Dow, centers of last year's good records. He and Vasquez by Clifton Howell, Gladys Karicofe On this has added Cornell and and Lee Farr were top of Berry St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 14. Ed team, will be at the pivot met in a previous engagement and particularly fino ligent service during the usual Christ- Bill Karman to his crew to re- Johnson . ..168 129 131 428 Stowell and E. Bryan, stalwart In their respective- of the old . Iewis retained his title Vasquez won. Bit Murphy has parts the on really weak man on Hogan 189 142 192 523 "Strangler" guards of a season ago, will care but precarious farmer and his wife place 102 188 450 as heavyweight wrestling cham- Improved since then and many mas rush. the team. Karman is a normal Reppert ....160 of for tho defense. him to win and the country constable. The 190 bowler and when the "Wagner .....139 202 190 531 pion the world by defeating In addition to these men from pick Monday night. two men were regular Stanislaus Zbyszko two out of Vasqncr made a big impression nifty "terbaccer tournament opens will make the last year tho Lobos will have avail- In chewers." Harold Lloyd and his men Totals 656 575 701 1932 three falls hero tonight. By the of his appearance here. In spitn horn noth- high average step right along Lewis won able Hammond and Benjamin of to work in a which rimmed spectacles had to keep pace with him. With Yale victory permanent pos- the Albuquerque high school squad having ring ing on "William Carleton," which added the Pick- Bollman 188 215 551 session of the Rickard belt, as he season. the of was In such condition that boxers was Karman "Berry ....155 has been in con- last Of squad thirty part most cleverly played by ers" may completely upset the Smith 144 162 86 392 victorious three which has turned out there Is fur- should not rinve been permitted to Donald Crosno. He was one of the three in a row Boatrlght .,.124 147 164 435 tests In which the trophy was at ther .material. With enter It, be showed himself a clever hits of the show. At a most dope by taking stake. promising TTe big from Cornell. At any rate they Evers 156 197 212 56G this timber and such a capable boxer. a1o proved himself nn trying part of the performance to cop at least the one leader as Onle Jones the prospect!; aggressive, sturdy performer, with precise, and proper Wil- figure 687 677 1943 a dainty E. needed to cinch the title for the Totals 579 MEDAL IS AWARDED for Coach Johnson turning nut the husky wallop. liam broke forth with the ejacula- L MBBilla COMPANY "Gobs." Standings of the Teams New York, Dec. 14. Award to championship quintet pf the Manv local fans have expressed tion "Well. I'll be Damned: he And even if the "Berry Pickers" W. I,. Pet. Dr. Robert A. Millikan of Pasa- southwest are britrht. themselves as being anxious to see took the house by storm. "George 11 1 .917 of 1922 Edison In maintain the came perfect losing Navy dena, Calif., the Johnson is drilling his squad Vusqno7! aetlon ngnln and also Brent" and "Marfan Fenton" by( "Albuquerque's Exclusive Clothiers" average they hnve to date there is Cornell 8 4 .667 medal for "meritorious experi- daily In preparation for the open- to sen Murphy work with the four William Glass and Helen Kay did scarce a chance the Navy men will Army 7 5 .583 mental achievement in electrical ing of the season, which will be ounce Levlnsons. Tf their fight In well In their parts. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00. drop 1I three to the Soldiers. On Yale 8 7 .417 science," was announced today by after the holidays. Practice games Juarez Monday night warrants It, Others who helped to make the! form to date it would appear al- Harvard 5 7 .417 the American Institute of Electri- with the high school Bulldogs and there l;i quite n possibility the two adventure the succoss it was were: most impossible for Navy to lose Princeton 0 12 .000 cal Engineers. other local teams will probably be bo matched to fight here. Robert Fitzgerald, Albert Kool.

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LADIES' FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS J" what want when you want it, at the prices you wish to pay W H W yu MEN'S NECKTIES what will make this Anniversary Sale a tremendous success and a JqC(Q most welcome money saving occasion. Everything will be reduced EXTRA HEAVY 14 DAYS OXLY Four-ln-lliin- FOK and marked in plain figures, showing the actual reduction. .The A large vartety of Ties and in beautiful pntterns; knitted and silk. I AniF?' POTTON whole store will be ablaze with bargains. LOOK WHAT LITTLE PALM CANVAS GLOVES HOF PRICES HAVE BEEN MADE FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT LEATHER V i J5c kahn's. 25c 7 ON MARKET AT THE PRICE , Christmas Money Goes Twice as Far in This Event TnE BEST GLOVE THE inlad7es MEN'S LINEN COLLARS, 2 for 35c 98c Sale is for All This Month ARROW BRAND YOUR FAVORITE' SHAPE IN STOCK HEAVr QUALITY, ALL SIZES EXTRA SPECIAL GLOVES Ail in World MEN'S JERSEY r fancy outing flannels the Competition the Can't Beat Our Prices 1 9c 19c all-woo- AND ALL SIZES x l and silk dresses EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY, BROWN, GRAY BLACK; A GOOD QUALITY , Thoso handsome drosses ore all of the InU-s- t stylos. Note tho now, handsome sleeves. MEN'S WORK SHIRTS These dresses are and flounced DAINTY KNITTED PETTICOATS generously effectively with silk braid, 59c 98C LOT 1 LOT 2 LOT 3 LOT 4 BLUE CHA M BRAY HI G ASSORTMENT IN SIZES ,.. VERY PRETTILY AND DEPENDABLY MADE VP (PCfAEf (PQfiC d"IOACf P"lylAP MEN'S RIBBED UNDERWEAR COMFY HOUSE SLIPPERS 5bO.W . dO.VD hlAJvo 14.5)0 LADIES' MILLINERY 69c Qn0 EACH GARMENT GOOD QUALITY A SPLENDID VALUE Oil NEW ARRIVALS IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. EXTRA LOW PRICES BRIGHT COLORED FELT, IN BLUE, OLD ROSE, ORCHID AND OXFORD, WITH LOT 1 LOT 2 LOT 3 LOT 4 MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for , POMPOM TO MATCH Z. J S2.95 25c house slippers $1.95 $3.95 $4.95 FULL SIZE; SOFT CAMBRIC FIMSH; AN UNUSUAL VALUE 87C SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN MEN'S CAPS A BIG VARIETY IN STYLES STYLE, ITT, WEAR AT LOW PRICES ' T--" C U T"NI A 13 T 17 CII UACC Every advantage Rn Inert by our tremendous shoo purchasing power Is passed along OlLiISk. flvsOEj to our customers. A trliil of our shoes will prove to you tho merit of our claims. 98c rOXllLilVLilli f SN4PPY STYLES: LATEST MATERIALS; IN ALL SIZES gg $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS THERE IS A PLEASURE IN NOTING THE PERFECT WEAVE AND QUALITY EXTRAORDINARY COAT BARGAINS OF OUR SILK HOSE Where else could you find conts at these prices? Practical and (rood looking models 98c GIRT V OAX DFPARTMFNT P velonr with generous collar of fino Wnck coney fur. The lining Is durable GOOD QUALITY PERCALE, IN NEAT PATTERNS m f ewlJI. and every detail of ours has been carefully worked out. Misses lzcs, 18 to . Coats for A sensational A handsomemimwicoat of MEN'S COTTON HOSE girls. bargain. pressed velour; in navy, 20; women's sixes, 34 to 4i. This week's big bargains, V. blue or brown; two novelty pockets; belt nil around. Special sale price GROUP 1 GROUP a GROUP 8 GROUP 4 w 9-9- 19-9- 5 $12-9- 5 5 $4.98AKD'W - $R95 IN BLACK. BROWN12icAND WHITE ' I- - OUT-OF-TOW- LADIES' DEPARTMENT N CUSTOMERS: Shop by mail and MEN'S RIBBED UNION SUITS Handkerchiefs, Waists, Petticoats, Hosiery, Corsets, Underwear, Boudoir Caps, Coals, SaVe lHOneV On JTOUr buying. Ollr prices are money 111 Dresses, Aprons, Shoes, Slippers, Gloves, KUnonas, Bath Robes, Sweaters, Dress 1 $1,39 Goods, Towels, Hand Bscs, Toilet Sew, Perfumes, Middles, Gowns, Dolls. yOUr pOCKet. nEAVY RIBBED UNION Ki ns GOOD QUALITY Ready-to-We- ar BOYS' PLAY SUITS SHEEP-LINE- D COATS Lo?k for he Values in Our Ladies' Canvas covered with sheep collar. An extraordinarily warm coat, and will stand for Department, ' rough usage in all kinds of our sale price Is 98c LONG SLEEVES, EXTRA GOOD QUALITY, tN BLUE AND KHAKI iCQP: SHOES FOR MEN SUITS Absolutely rock bottom on Men's Shoes. Don't fall to take of Oils MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S isJKJtr prices advantage - know are splendid offer In Dress Shoos for men, that give unusual service at least possible cost. There Is some satisfaction in buying- your clothes where yon yon getting MEN'S OVERCOATS the best of everything- - at lowest prles. You can got dependable suits from ns hi A coat yon can't beat for warmth. Shawl collar turned op around ears; two large $3.98 $4.98 $5.98 conservative, business or nifty models. woo,; .,e price LOT 1 Men's Foil Suits, in all colors pockeu;, " ? SHEETS, PILLOW CASES AND BEDSPREADS Kahn'a Loader Sheets, sl.o 72x00, each .nfe $14.75 n tj)lfrO 9! LOT 2 A large assortment; neat and durable GENUINE sheep-line- d vests Ks; SLisr3Lv 4i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::;- and $19.75s Gcn"'hW LOT 3 A variety of wtyh-- to select from , j?Q QQ outlorre9 New arrivals ia our Coats, Suits and Dresses. Sale of Knit Goods, Ladies' Hand Ladies' line of $23.75 iV Skirts, Corsets, Bags, Hosiery. Sample LOT 4 Young Men's Tweed, haxket weave, bine serge; splendid values SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Petticoats, Bath Robes, Blouses. Children's Dresses. Items of De- - ALWAYS RIGHTLY priced pendable Merchandise at Reasonable Prices. $29.75 BE SURE AND VISIT OUR GROCETERIA AND NEW TOY DEPARTMENT 109-11- 1 NORTH FIRST STREET , OPPOSITE Y. M. C. A. PHONES 352 AND 353

tfsr TW .- SlfnimBMBlHM ....' &j4 -- i $ m IHIIMH WIIIMIIIIHHI fl' - - 21 December 15, 1922 Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED CLOVIS If you are a constipation victim SOCIAL need Bran that is ALL Mrs .Tns. A. Hall and Mrs. Mil you THE SUNSHINE STATE ton Brown were hostesses at a Kellogg 's Bran, cooked and krom-blc- When you know that constipation FROM ALL SECTIONS OF bridge party Saturday honoring is so delicious and heads to 's disease and - inviting that directly Bright Mrs. Wesley Hall and Mrs. Ed- thousands of families use other there is no timo to "Mrtr.f Pnvnri nf hnnii mailt it constantly ailments, were to to make enticing bakery batches, such be lost in experimenting. Kellogg's all-da- to form teach- handkerchiefs given all at an y meeting at the home Thomas Saturday a - as bran muffins, raisin delicious in its patented tooked was ers' association. A program was the guests. The house was pret- pancakes, bread, Bran, of Mrs. Walter Kiiiitli. This rtnnnvntoH etc. ; eat it as a cereal, and and krumbled form, becomes an im- J rendered, consisting of a duct by LAS VEGAS ttr with rintted nlnnls they many I PORTALES their "Harvest Day" mcetlnj ALAMOGORDO cut flowers. The were it on their favorite cereal, its. mediate necessity. it is eaten regu- and each woman took one or Robert Warnock and Carmen Ar- - and guests sprinkle If I I wncox, nut-lik- e flavor a fine in raoro dishes of prepared food megnac, a reading by Veima Gard Wesnanics wears, iseer, having appeal. larly (two tablespoonfuls daily; ner, and a by Miss Lillle was to VcKhnnnnn Harrv. Miller. Dice. chronic, cases with each meal)-'- -it will Mc- with them and at tho noon hour U. had a reading Mrs. Mary Clark hostess Skar-d- n. more thousands of people eat Mrs. C. Hannah Brown of B. T. P. Ellard. Mrs. Christobcl Osborne at A. L. Dillon, Worrell, J. S. Many relieve I Your In Por- a bountiful dinner was served p,eTas,!nt afternoon to Sorosis Monday afternoon A. W. Kknrda. Zerwer. Mc- - Bran every day of their constipation permanently pherson, Kansas, arrived meeting Sunday gave a pnpei1 on the Influence of Kellogg's will Tecommend will re- cafeteria style, and the sick and After a very enjoyable Christmas party. Rob re- -' physician Kellogg's tales a fpw days ago and at the home of John Porter music In the schools, and gave sev the Gee, Brown, Cassell, Lulkart, lives because it has permanently next the ex- afflicted of the town were not , .ere Members of the club gave nay- - Bran. It will free yon from proprie- main until April for for the ladies took the lesson, study refreshments eral fine piano selections. Prof. M. A erts, Reed, Price, lieved them of constipation and the o the forgotten, The feuests following interesting program: vrn-i,ina- con- tary pills and cathartics which are as press purpose enjoying vi- Mrs. Porter. I. of La Luz was elected "Dick- less, Jones, Austin, Chapman, of dreaded diseases that largo of delicious wrved by Law-so- n. Hunt comprehensive review of dangers system-rackin- g as delightful climate of New Mexico. platters Viola York, Adeline of Mrs. utnnnhm ItlnHner. and loads to. are suffer- and almost danger- ands to them and several people ncluded president the organization, ens' Christmas Carol" was given stipation If you 1 P. E. of Dallas, Texas, Ruth andLois W. Miss Mendcrson of Clpvis, and ous to health as constipation itself Jordan wero made happy by the remem- Lillian Clifton, A. Morrow of Cloudcroft vice by Mrs. J. W. I'ettus; paper, McDow- ing with constipation you need ALL hut for many years a resident of 2 Lela Miller, Christobel and Miss Helen Higga-so- n Mrs. Mesdames Neer, Wilcox, with' Serve' Bran, week brance. At o'clock, the presi- Land, president, "Original Christmas Music," and of Portales. BKAN Kellogg's Bran its Kellogg's regularly. Portales, spent the past Mrs. Claud called and John Beasley. of Tularosa secretary and J. W. vocal solo from ell Buchanan Foods Watch the health of entire after Ills farming dent, Jones, Hunter Muir; a ya clnpttrin nf tb officers permanent corrective qualities. your family here looking the house to order and a business C. W. Morgan entertained treasurer. Christmas oratorio, Saint Saens, can never the is wonderful children. interests, as he predicts grreat de- Mrs of the Eastern Star held at the that are part bran give improve. It for session was held, but tho pro- ,he ladies of the Frank Maxwell, former county Mrs. Isaac Appel; piano duet, desired relief because do not con- Kellogg recipes are printed on each velopment for this winter. was and the fol- clerk, has tho Pueva Mrs. Charles Masonic hall Monday night, tne they to gram omitted, Society at her home purchased "Quivive," O'Malley officers were sufficient of the elements that package. All grocers sell Kellogg's Dr. N. F. WoIIard returned were elected: ten hour the Parro ranch near tho Grand Qui-ver- a, Miss Vivina vo- following elective tain lowing officers afternoon. At the and Hedgcock; Alnrtcw1 thA nnnnlnted offi cooked and krumbled. Portales Monday after havlns? Mrs. K. N. Mrs. Ralpn Including water fences and cal "Wake, Oh My Soul," ,,1., Kellogg's Bran naturally coutftins. Bran,, week Wheeler, president; hostess was assisted byfJ solo, been named: spent the most of the past Mrs. William first vice Morgan in other Mrs. F. W. vocal trio, cers have not yet A4. at- Barton, and Miss Ruth improvements. Nichols; w. at EI Paso, Texas, where he president; Mrs. Claud Jones, sec- senfng a delicious salad course. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Moffatt have "Christmas Chimes," Mrs. Frank Mrs. r . C. MCiaugnnn, ni.; tended the Southwestern Medical Mrs. Carl A. . from El W. H. MrB. Mrs. J. R. Walker, A. M.J Mrs. ond vice president; included Mrs. returned Faso, where they Strass, Mrs. Ballew, i:'..lVi William nflsnnlntA con- - association. Mrs. John O. O. Mrs J. E. visited their daughter, Miss Eva Isaac Appel; violin trio, "Schu- was Mueller, secretary; Ickley, Mrs. Cady. Mrs. J. R. Denhof, con Mrs. C. V. Harris the Bradley, corresponding secretary; Mrs Allen Henderson Moffatt. bert's Serenade," Mrs. Charles ductrcss; C. Plain-vie- Fred Dennis, wortnv pleasing hostess to the U. D. Mrs. E. N. Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. ,R. n. Mrs. Marcus Barber of O'Malley, Misses Augusta and ductress; SiMrs Eva Jose-phin- o Mrs." Fred Dillon, treas- at her home at 2:30 on en- Mrs. Wednes- Miss patron; chapter H. M. McDonald, president of Mrs. George Shurtz. Texas, arrived here Charlotte O'Malley; Fred Tuesday afternoon. The presi- committee. Nathan Snyder day for a visit with her J. O'Malley, accompanist; vo- urer; Mrs, Dennis, secretary. was in tertainment SC Sutton, Mrs. brother, Mrs. W. H. Doughton entertain- Mrs. Ellen Jones, twelve-year-ol- W. and relatives. cal "He Shall Feed his dent, A d son of Mr. Chast. Thomas. Mrs. Cnesny Bennett, other solo, of the chair. A short business ses- Mrs Mrs. A. N. Graham was hostess Flock," from the Messiah, Miss ed a number friends Wednesday and Mrs. A. C. Hick ham died Mrs. Charles Brown and - About were pres- sion was held, after which Mrs. Thomas, on to the mem- Louise Jaramllio; piano solo, evening.- thirty the very suddenly with sore throat Mrs. McDowell. Tuesday evening ent. Parlor games were the T. E. Mears tooks charge of on at home bers of the Chautnuo.ua Rending "Christmas Chimes," Mrs. J. W. Mrs. Lula Stone gave Thursday evening the Mrs Fred Bradford entertained vocal "Christmas amusement for the evening. At Don't think because program. of his Just north of town. at a 'forty-two- " Circle club. The study was on the Muir; solo, a splendid talk on the life of the parents a few young people Islam." by Adams, Mrs. Frank a late hour delicious refreshments The boy was a pupil of the cightii evening. The the "World of The guests Song," were served. "Tiger of France," Georges party Tuesday included Mrs. Tom Woolen, Mrs. Strass. As a fitting conclusion a some baking powders Mrs. Ellen Jonen grade room, and was not Consid- the evening wer. Miss Jessie Dawson of Clemencenu. ered ill until a guests enjoying Brad- Josephine Dudley, Mrs. J. H. Hand, male quartette, composed of L, Dalhart, extracts from the dangerously short Lou Ellen and Euna .1. R. D. and Homer of Texico were come also gave time before his death. Burial Mimes Blanch Mrs. S. K. Jefferles, Rev. and Mrs. Dean, Mack. G. P. Bray in big cans at speech delivered by Clemencenu ford. Ruth Kennedy, E. Rev. N. J. Schocney and Dr. P. D. Henry married in Dalhart,, Texas, this Mrs. W. B. was In local cemetery. .Messrs W ill and J. Fuller, Reasoner, Mr. is in at Philadelphia. Franklin, and P. Robertson and Dr. J. D. sang "Silent Night." After the week. Bray engaged a low price that you Oldham of Lloyd George, Mr. and Mrs. George of Texas Orin Frasier and George delicious the hardware business in Tex- spoke were Howard Brooks, Hume. program refreshments his life and work. During an first of the week guests of Alfred Gillis. were served. "White Christmas" ico, where they will make their are a as- his Mr. Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Wilson, who getting bargain. after social hour, the hostess, parents here, and Mauldln of Mountain wero donations of linens for Las Vegas home. C. John George. Sydney connected with the Mescalero sisted by Mrs. J. Whitcomb, who was brought here suf- Indian reservation for hospital were made by the mem- Tk. Tntrnuu nlnh with It is the served a two-cour- luncheon. Park, many years, bers and needed at leavening fering with acute appendicitis, li returned this week from Oklahoma many articles several guests, were entertained The company is this from an operation at for tho worthy Institution were the home of Mrs. Manson that tells the telephone recovering and Mr. Wilson will he agricultural iriaay.en- strength week changing from its old cen- Rousseau hospital. in the White Tail section of received. Mrs. Ruth Chlsm of Amarlllo to its new office and HAGERMAN the agent with tral office Mrs. J. M. Riddle returned Sun- the reservation. Trt Sig sorority gave a dinner tertained very charmingly story the resultsyou is also doing away with the old visit with Tuesday evening nt tho Castanedn readings. Mrs. Hall acted as from an extended Mrs. A. N. Graham entertained bake-da- y. Bystem of single wires and in- day hotel in honor of Its offi- hostess. Delicious rerresnments have on Mrs. Boyd, at Denton, nt dinner Thursday, as grand Mes-Ar.rv- tho cable system. James M. Smith died her sister, having cer, Mrs, Schmidt. Later were served to 55 ladies. stalling Thursday Texas, guests Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J. O'Reilley. Ludwlg nnd Miller will Mrs. Means of Clayton, N. M , afternoon at tho family home In tho evening the guests at- Atptlllon Mrs. O. F. Walton was hostess J. A. Alexander of El Paso and club at its next Is a guest in the home of her south of town from double pneu- MlsH Woodie Alexander of Los An- tended the Kiwanis Minstrels at entertain the Dr. and monia. The funeral on Thursday afternoon to the Mis- daughter nnd husband. services geles. Duncan Opera House. regular meeting. Mrs. It. W. Means, of this city. were held at tho home on Fri- sionary society of the Methodist C. O. Elrod, former Santa ''Fe was spent Tho Queen Esther class of the Mrs. E. T. Clark and II. J. day, the Rev. John H. Rico offi- church. The afternoon Methodist Episcopal Sunday school .mnlnu. Hlorl hpTA KntllrdflV. &n(! The remains were then in making Christmas gifts for was to Kenna Berry of Sharpsville, Kentucky, ciating. hour was entertained on Monday even- his body shipped were called here recently and are taken to Artesin, where they needy children, and t the tea ing at the home of Mrs. Edwin for burial. new at the bedside of their sis- wero interred. Six children and a delicious two-cour- luncheon LEVY Bulen on Fifth street. Mrs. Anna Janes was hostess a widow hostess was as- ot n rllnnof ffiVPtl ftt her ter. Mrs. Anna Sanders, who is survive. was served. The Mrs. Stephen Powers was host- norlv The expected to pass away at The Roswell people who put on sisted by Mrs. Ed LeBriton. The ess to the club home the latter part of the week, Economy BAKING heurly K. Mr. and Mrs, F. Lv Crlger and Friday Bridge this or s FQIWER the home of her daughter, Mrs. the comedy, "Always In Trouble," guests Included Mrs. J. Fuller son Harold left in week nt the Plaza hotel. to the members tne woman A. J. New-po- Friday their Miss George Hancock. under tho auspices of the L. C. Mrs. J. R. Dowdle, Mrs. car for where Diatelian club and their husbands. to M. Mrs. J. B. Detroit, Michigan, The Literary society Henderson rendered sev The ladles belonging the club of Hagerman were greeted Mrs. S. Wolfe. they will make their home. of the I.as Vegasl High schoo irthl It is first in quality, re- Thursday Evening Sewing: club by a good sized house and tho McNeil, Mrs. Willard Coates. Mrs. to eral vocal selections. After din was Clyde Kendrlck returned Wed- proved their ability kick a of ceived awards delightfully entertained their little play much enjoyed. Mr. L. N. Jones, Mrs. Edwin Meohen., from football when met and de- ner, the remainder the evening highest at at a dinner on and Mrs. E. Oldham Moore B. nesday Kansas City and they was devoted to rook. Following husbands turkey and Mrs. A. F. Menger, Mrs. John Villisca, Iowa, after a ten feated tho Phllomathenas last Food evening nt the home of Ray Bartlett furnished the music Mrs. C. E. Jefferfes, days' cmoatn were nresent: Mesdames the World's Expo- Thursday Bernstein, visit with, relatives at fhe latter Saturday. The score at the finish It. K. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morrison. which was much appreciated. Mrs Mack MIssik. Mrs. Ed LeBrit- was seven to six. John Beals, Clyn Smith, 111. Paris Twelve enjoyed the plea- The Ladles' Aid society of the Mrs. A. J. place. Brock, J. T. Stalker, n. m. wisn-o- p, sition, Chicago, couples on, Mrs. F. R. Miller. A. L. McCown held a An excellent art exhibit was sures of the evening. Presbyterian church held its an- Mrs. T. J. O'Reilley and closing S. L. Ricketts, C. E. Denhof, France; B. and on Browning, out sale and will leave given on Thursday at the Normal 'TnTYiria rirlnm John T. Stevenson. Exposition, Paris, Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones nual bazaar Saturday and a Miss Ruth Welch. Saturday under the family ontertained as week end number of beautiful articles were, the farm, having employment on University supervision W. W. Nichols, W. L. Lulkart, first in results never Mrs. Jones was Mrs. Iva Housted entertained at the railroad. His wife and family of Miss Swain. Tho work done by K. M. guests Mr. and Charles sold and a delicious supper in of Ara Kennedy, Hail, raui and children of Spring Lake, Tex. served. About a hundred dollars a dancing party at the city pavilion will visit for a time with rela- students the art department Estes. Jeff Hightower, J. R. Den- fails, produces evenly received here was which ma- evening. Music was fur- tives In Oklahoma. the University made a creditable hof. Martin and Miss Ethel mm Word has been taken in will add Thursday Ralnh V CONTCNTStl whole- of Miss Bes- to the sum the ladies Mrs. Mrs. Llla Miss Madeleine display and many pieces were Henderson. i raised, light, tasty, of the serious illness terially need nished by Housted, Selley, teacher sold the sie Dehoney at the home of her for their work. Richardson and Will Brooks. In the Consolidated school, spent during day. some foods; first in econ- Miss Miss the wero the week end The Knvanians played to a full father in Kentucky. Ethel King, eldest Among those attending at Optimo visiting house on when COURT TRANSFERRED was for many years the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blanch Franklin. Kitty Urosny, ner parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. W Tuesday evening, omy moderate in price Cross of was to Roswell Wed- Antoinette She was aernmnnnlixl they gave a benefit minstrel show ROOM efficient Red secretary King, taken Oeraldlne Sutton, 'Selley. at Duncan House. The TO MAN'SBED you save when you buy the Portales organization. nesday for an operation for ap- Pearl Monday by Ernest Opera Wright. Alma Weigele, Tipton proceeds of tho performance went it save when use it. The district conference of the pendicitis at St. Mary's hospital. slor, Jessie Pierce, Florence Green, of Watrous. Dec. 13. Wil- you you convened here The was hut The who to swell the funds of the Asso- Hagerstown, Md., Methodist church operation successful, Mary T,ottle Peacock, Hazel Baysinger family, for ciated Chanties for the care of liam Kronk of Sandy Hook, Md., on Thursday morning and will the young girl is suffering from le, Lon El- merly lived in this vicinity, ar- Used in so homes an Woodman. Rowena Pace, rived the needy of Las Vegaa and San who had his leg broken when run many continue over Sunday. riaces attack of pneumonia and is len .F.Mna Bradford, overland from Hereford. an automobile last Satur- 111. Bradford, a Miguel county. down by that its sale is over 150 have been secured in private still quite Thomas. Helen Shields, Pr. Texas, Tuesday, for short visit Mrs. Cecilio Rosenwald was host- was unable to In court H care of min- The O. E. R. held Its Ruth In the home of Mr. R. day, appear homes for the the annual nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ess to the music was than that of free of election of officers on Wednes- Arthur Kennedy, and E. llatton. were- - on department of today, so the court transferred greater any isters and laymen, charge Mrs. Allen Mrs. Robert They their the Woman's club on to bedroom. Younkins Mrs. Summers and father of day evening. The following were Henderson, way to Ocate, where they expect Wednesday his Justice BZ3TDYTEST other brand. arrived here elected: Mrs. Celia Hanna. Williams, Mrs. Robert Wright, Mr. to locate. afternoon at her home on North of Weverton, after henring Kronk's Oklahoma City M. Seventh street. The D. Monday, having been called here worthy matron; Mrs. Alberta and Mrs. Cauthen. and Messrs. Messrs. C. IT. Hanke, and L. J. topic for the testimony, adjudged Mrs. Cora on account of tho serious Illness Lane, associate matron; Harold Howard Brooks. Gilbert Gordon, Wood, Silas Shultz, O. H. Chris- afternoon was "Music by Amer- Lee of Brunswick guilty of speed- THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER son. Mrs. Orin Frasier, Steele Oliver, Alfred T. ican Women." The program was ing and fined her $30 and costs. of their brother and Otto Miller, worthy patron; topher and J. Bolt attended a Bkorskowsky. Anne Katherlne Miller, secre- -' and Fd Gillis. Ed LeBriton, Robert the closing out sale of A. L. Mc- opened by very Interesting pa- Mrs. Holmes has presented the tary; Roy Van Arsdol, treasurer; Warren. E. Rnshnell, Ed McKay. Cown near Wagon Mound Sat- per, "American Women in Music," "Polly Of course she does. She Nazareno with a nice Mrs. conductress. The fol- Hepry MrRae, Louis Wolfinpfer, by Miss Alaska N. Davis; follow- Is ." N. T. C. Lines church very Niles, urday. ed a vocal JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK, SURE RESULTS piano. lowing were appointed: Mrs. Murray Morgan, Bnzll Warnock. Tho Levy Jolly club met Fri- by trio by Mrs. Frank Magazine. The dengue fever has 'Cached Holloway, Adah; Mrs. Mattie Hal MItchel, Maurice Glover, Har- day evening at the old school Strass, Mrs. William H. Ballew Mrs. Isaac se- Portales. Mrs. O. A. Kenyon and Phillips, Ruth; Mrs. Edna James ry Gelh, Rob Beckett, Mr. and Mrs. building. Twenty-si- x membeis and Appel; piano l LUHMIJIUJIW. .JimilWli-IMW- ,"' ' ,M 1 """WliM-l- ..l' WW! HIIIW UN daughter-in-la- Mrs. William Burck, Esther; Mrs. Rash. Martha; Charles Putton, Mr. and Mrs. Gelh were in attendance, dancing being lection, "Impromptu" by Lilly fWf Vlf-l- li'l,l'lIWM;lillll.iIW'IJIIl'''lllIIIIIIIM.I KL, J'lli Kenyon, are both ill with this Mrs. Bogel, Electa; Mrs. Mary of Mountain Mr. Mrs. tho amusement. Lunch Strickland, Miss Harriet Stuart; Park, and principal vocal solo, Miss Selina fever. Mason, warder; Mrs. Alice M. Lee Roswell, Misses Alma Lee. Ha- was served at the closo of the Sizer; The Methodist so- E. E. zel piano solo, Miss Adela llfeld; vio- Missionary Mason, marshal; Lane, Voyles, and Ruth Brownfield. evening. lin ciety was entertained Thursday The O. A. T. club met Thurs- selection, Mrs. Smith; vocal Superintendent and Mrs. Z. J. solo, Mrs. Henry E. Blattman and EdRo at a day afternoon at the home of the entertained reception secretary, Mrs. E. E. Johnson. a group of vocal solos by Mrs. Monday evening complimentary to Committees were to Koyal W. Prentice. Mrs. Adolph-in- e the high school basketball appointed W. ao. teams, take charge of the various de- Kohn and Mrs. J. Muir and the stock judging team which of the bazaar wbih oompanied the vocal selections. won first place In the district con- partments Following the program delicious test the ladies are giving December at State College. The honor 15. Cotfee and cake were served refreshments were served by tho QUESTION: puests included Misses Edna to Mesdames Jos. Zimmerman hostess and, the guests enjoyed a Coyne, Sclma Walker, Alisa Albert Zimmerman. C. HI Hank", delightful social hour. Has a mince real food Holmes, Mabel Kimmons, Naomi Peter Soblpman, Henry Schmidt, Rev. R. C. Jackson returned pie value? Evans, and Messrs. L. R. Robblns, George Gibson, G. E. Gibson, H. from Farmington last Monday. Arthur Relcheldt, Charles Crosby, T. Irwin, V. A. Massle and the Rev. Jackson was the victim of an automobile accident while In ANSWER: . George Dowdle, Arthur McNatt, hostess. Lee Slmms. Albert Dale, Prof. Mr. and Mrs. Cook Ely nnd the San Juan county village, hav- Col-m- hud Prof. R. A. Toons, Hick-so- n. children visited friends at or ing several ribs fractured and Earl when came Yes, mince meat "like Mother used All of the school stu-dn- ts and church a wheel off the cai- to high Sunday attended rn which he was and the faculty wer fruestss at that place. riding. His make' contains beef, apples, raisins and The hosts were assisted in the en- Mr. and Mrs.. Mark Robinson though painful, la not con- Grlf-fe- mo- sidered serious. tertainment by Misses Mary n, and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bolt ng at- A banquet at which a score of other body-buddi- You can Irma Gibson, Eleanor Thax-to- n. tored to Colmor Tuesday and ingredients. Hall-Johns- Santa Feans were was Edna Bouldln, nnd Edna tended tho sale. guests, given Goyne. Miss Lillian Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Simms Thursday evening by the Las be sure of all of these in Ellard gave Vegas-Sa- n Cham- a readlnrr. nnd Prof. Dale nnd two children were guests Miguel County Miss Kreljrh In the home ber of Commerce in tho Elks' and Naomi Evans a duet. Sunday snd Monday - A sang of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hatton of Homo here. Col. Ralph E. piano duet by Misses Wilma of Johnson and Nolnn. Twitchcll, president the Santa Blanch Franklin was Fe commerce body and a former enjoyed. The rooms were None Si decor- - There Is Just one thing you can resident of this city, was the jch black?h01 C'J,rS' ranSe an(5 for the Turk. He doesn't principal speaker of the evening. and say claim that he Is doing it for the F. O. Blood and Lorenzo Delga-d- (5'rs.,'J: J'- - was hostess Ro- mayors of East and West sake of the weaker peoples. wel- mincemeat delightful Times-Unio- Las Vegas, respectively, honor party Saturday in chester LIKE MOTHER USED TO MAKE" of the fourteenth birthday comed the visitors to the city. anniversary of her daughter, Miss The program consisted of an In- Adeline Lawson. "Bunco" vocation by Rev. H. R. "Mills; ad- the formed MERRELL-SOUL- E COMPANY amusement of the afternoon dresses of welcome by Mayors and prizes were won Lorenzo Delgado and Mayor Fred SYRACUSE, N.Y. by Misses ARMAND Kuth Vaughn nnd Beth Gilbert COLD CREAM POWDER, O. Blood; vocal solo, Mrs. R. D. An ice course was "Montezuma Col- served. The in UlfLE PINK & VW7 BOXES Jones; address, guests Included Misses Beth Gil- lege and Its Relation to City and bert, Margaret Ross, Josephine State." President Layton Maddox Rogers, Nell Wolfe, Elizabeth of Montezuma college; address, Rousseau. Ruth Vaughn, Adeline "A Paved City," Mayor F. o. "The Growth and Uiwson, Maud Lucile Bennett. Blood; Develop- WATER was used for before brushes or washing-m- Mr. and Mrs. A. F. ment of the Fire Departments." cleaning soap, soap powders, mops, Menger en- M. ' tertained at dinner hav- by Ludwlg llfeld, chief of tho achines were ever of. Thursday, and com- thought ing as guests Mr. and Mrs. John E. Romero Hose Fire Bernstein, Rev. Mrs. pany, and ScCvChley Moore, East modern do But in and J. E. Lns Of course, soap products and appliances help. now as centuries Fuller, Misses Christine and Mar- Vegas fire department chief; "Santa Fe-L- is HOW cleanses Painted .Woodwork CLEAN garet Fuller and Jerome Fuller, Jr. address, Vegas past, WATER is the important thing. IT the cleansing agent. it Keep Mr. Scenlo Highway," by Colonel R. and Mrs. J. A. Tatum had as E. Twitchcll. Music was furnished how quickly, how thoroughly, how easily, depends upon what KIND of water it is to'Ji i 11 e Clean wooden dinner rt ii floors, linoleum, guests Friday, George and during the evening by the Lns else. How How hard. ii Harold Abbott, W. K. Stalcup, Miss Orchestra. more than anything soft tile, marble, concrete, with Frances Vegas Junior Military Stalcup and Mrs. Eva Ab- Lns Vegans expect to be "up bott. In the nir," with Captain Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Campfield Yerex, the celebrated British ace, of are hers to who down 12 SAPOLIO Albuquerque spend Is one brought enemy the winter with their daughter, THERE just gonu planes during the great war. He house-- Mrs. J. Benson Newell and family. cream faca is expected to arrive .In Lns Ve- minWatemmak Makes all Rev. C. E. Booths of Tennessee powder made and that is gas on Friday and remain several cleaning easy. arrived hero this week to make his Armand! Armand Cold ' days. home with his daughter, Mrs. Ed Cream Powder is perfectly The Misses Mabel and Alleen Large cake Oliver. toft, dry, smooth and dense?, Laird who left Las Vegas sev- Mrs. Robert Williams and son, 'yet has a base of cold cream, eral weeks ago for a vacation trip make any water well water, hydrant water, cistern water the BEST water for cleaning No waste Robert, Jr., of El Paso, are guests it spreads evenly, blends to eastern states have decided to soften and purify it. Neutralize minerals and chemicals that retard cleans- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. into skin make their home In Cleveland. purposes. They Hugh naturally the and to word received action. make the WATER more active. Make it DO more work better work (.! Htiifactim Shields on till wash it off. Ohio, according ing They etajs you by friends here. worn Enoch Mtrfu't Soot C. Miss Edna Searcy entertained and leave less ior you. work Rain the Young Women's association of Just try Armand Cold everything NevYwk, U.S. A. the Cream Powder once. It is "The flea," timidly ventured the Rain Water Crystals make soap Water MAKE THE Baptist church at her home Tittle with the curly hair. Crystals Sunday afternoon, and after a 51, everywhere in the littlo hoy 100 more efficient Less soap WATER DO THE WORK, hat-bo- Selected. shorf program a social hour was x. If, is necessary because the soft, in every instance saving enjoyed. The guests Included lifter several trials, you do needs less assistance. Misses Lela and Winnie Miller, not love it, take it back and pure water YOU work, time, money. Naomi and Goldle Haynes, Cor-rin- e get your money. Far fewer rubs are needed to do Bennett, Lula Bufkin, Lerah Try a package of Rain Water Evans, Ruth Land, Mary Jones, Ask your dealer for, or the scrubbing less labor, less . Crystals in any water for cleaning. SEE Mary Saulsberry, and Mrs. Tom send us 25c for a week-en- d time because every drop of You'll be surprised at how much Mrs. and Mrs. will-rele- fresher Woolen, Anderson, package containing gener- ' water works with a ases brighter, cleaner, everything A. W. Hunter. Mrs. Hunter was ous of Memorials of the Better becomes how much easier it is to line samples Armand our of Toy Automobiles, elected sponsor of the association, Cold Cream dirt and grime and rinses them the houses wood-wor- floors, Mo-to- re Powder, keep Wnirons. Bicycles and the of Mrs. Armand Kind. floors and floor - ties. taking place Stapp. Bouquet, Rouge, away, leaving windows and everything it coa- Tb,e young women's association ("old Cream, Vanishing coverings immaculately clean. tains spick and span. held a bazaar Saturday and with Cream, Talcum and Soap , "We Pay the Freight" Simonson and the proceeds will prepare Christ- Address It is the same with all clean- Sierra Chemical Co, ' mas dinners for needy families. A dish Chicago, 111 Danielson donation of a tea table also was Des llohm4 6. E. Fletcher ing washing, laundry made by the young women to the pARMAND 807 S. Second Phone B70-- Montezuma college at Lag Vegas. ill The teachers of Otero county MONUMENT WORKS ,twiHwtHiiniiumtuuimiamiwniiu lumm mm met at the offic? of Mrs. A. J, December 15, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Nine

Williams and Mrs. Robt. Kella-hl- n. picket; Anialtha Nelll, Junior ISdtX&J5K20EX Following the regular meet- commander; Vlrgle Stewart cap- - ROSWELL ing, the session was turned into FORT BAYARD BELEN tain; Anna Kretslnger and Geor- - a beautifully appointed tea, hon- gla Pangburn, color bearers; and oring Mrs. James , Hinklo. wife Slary Calhoun, musician. of the governor-elec- t. Flowers Jassamino No. O. Plana are being laid by Battery Leo It. King, secretary of the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Brad- Chapter 45, A for a exhibition of high and the national colors combined of Columbus' returned to home in E. S elected the following offi- - riding in homo Knights activities at ley their eers nt its class here December 25 and -- li. making the attractive Fort Bayard, has been sent to Falrbury, Neb., early in the week. regular meeting on Miss Bonnie whose homo la most beautiful, and a large num- Mrs. Carl and son, Monday evening: Pearl Sloan, Gray, friends wero bidden for Fort Stanton, where there is a big Reinken in the state of Washington, is to ber of marine tubercular sanitarium, to Arthur, motored from Plainview, worthy matron; Robert Swift, The Truth the Hotel the tea. The tea table was laid worthy as- - be the star of week to the patron; Bertha Abel, ' the performers. establish a branch of the K. of Texas, last attend sociato loot Miss Gray was an army nurse with giant white "mums," and C. social service similar to the funeral of Mrs. John Becker. matron: Frieda Hoffman. and la a lighted with green capped can- work done in week to his secretary: Esther . Bucklnnd. during the war, graduate Mrs. army hospitals. Ha Arthur returned this - of the University of Idaho, dles. Mrs. Robert Beers and will the work ar- homo and Mrs. Reinken re- treasurer; srabel Wilson, comluc- Malicious rumors circulated both and in tea organize there, tress, nnd asso- are being verbally print A number of Boston fumllies Arthur Farnsworth poured for a pro- mained for a short visit with old Claudia Caltlier, ami coffee which were served ranging moving picture ciate conductress. that myself and some associates are engaging in an effort to injure will dine on turkey from the mints gram several times a week, and friends and relatives. Pecos this as a car- with ices, small cakes and establish a and look Mesdames and The officers elected by the the? welfare and future of the Hotel These valley year, In tho and white tones. hut, after Frank Fischer Albuquerque Company. load of dressed turkeys left here green oilier amusements for the pa- 9 K. Cotton spent last week In Knights of Pythias are as follows: vicious attacks have been made on me and I have heretofore Boston market. Tho chapter presented Mrs. tients. Mr, will be at Fort H. M. Krclsinger, chancellor often, Monday lor the with a fountain pen. King Albuquerque, the guests of Mrs. They were bought by W. T. Marx llinkle gold Stanton about' sixty days; when J. F. Linn. commander; ('. W. Roberts, vice refrained from answering them in any manner, treating them with Mrs. II. Qoslin entertained bo secre- chancellor: Earl of this city, and sold to tho Neal at her homo the ho will relieved by a Mrs. Adair has returned from Kinney, prelate: the contempt that they deserve. I believe, however, that the stock- Produce company of Boston. A Thursday tary permanently assigned to tlmt a ten In Paul (Jnithor, master of work; Thursday Auction Bridge club. days' visit with relatives V. L. of records holders and citizens are entitled to a statement of the situation from carload of celery, tho third or post, and he will then return to Albuquerque. She attended the Davidson, keeper Koa-ve- ll Mrs. Uoslln. assisted by her and B. fourth to be shipped from Fort Bayard. His p,lace at Fort of her sister. Miss Helen seals; It. Hammer, master me, both as to why I have continued to interest myself in the project, season, also started for daughter. Mrs. Sidney Prager, is filled wedding of finance; T,. C, Rocker, mnsler this two-cour- Bayard temporarily being to Kane. Mr?. to- served a luncheon. M. I.ind, Patrick of J. and why the apparent bitterness on the of certain persons eastern markets at tho same time. Thurs- by U. Wetherell, who was a Adair was her exchequer; W. Polk, master part Itos-we- The V. K. O. luncheon accompanied by C. M. Kinhart, head of the ll K. C. secretary here during the son at arms: F. L. Hawkins, inner ward my connection with the project should continue. day at the home of Mrs. Sylves- and daughter. gun ril; W. H. outer Public Utilities company, Mrs. John- army days, and who is now per- Mrs. Sam Lewis was called to Abel, guard; The facts and I to them: been elected a member of tho ter Johnson, with stationed at Lo- A. K harczyk, trustee. are, defy any person deny has Mrs. J. TV McCluro as manently Camp Temple, Texas, last week by a governing body of the ltocky son and gan, Houston, Texas. Sir?. W. P. Mallow is spendhm Sidney Weil a for the of a on hostesses, was fl dolightful affair, message announcing the 6erlous two In originally proposed plan building Mountain committee public car- A permanent athletic organiza- illness of weeks Kansas City with involved utilities. Mr, Elnhart has been Yellow and white "mums" tion hns been her father. her Sirs. Donald' Red- - hotel which a $8,000 advertising fund, and a $25,000 cash ried out the color scheme of the organized at Fort Messrs. Le Brun, John Becker, daughter, Identified with this committee menu was Bayard, and in future it will su- and enbtu'h. bonus, to be subscribed and thereafter a company to be organized to It was more than a society and a delicious All jr., Robert Branch and Mr. since formed The supreme organizer pervise all athletic contests. Mrs. Paul Dalies wont to Albu- Walter Burnett left last night build a hotel, with the $25,000 to be given as a bonus to the leaser year ago, and is known in na- served. the social service for .New where he of the society, Mrs. Musser of organizations querque on Monday evening to Orleans, La., of hotel. tional utility circles. and talked are represented on the committee Slirlners' election. will spend Christmas with Sirs. the Insti- Denver, was a visitor, which is attend the The New Mexico Military to members. Mrs. J. F. authorized by Major Strs. Carl Reinkln of Plain-vie- Burnett and tho children in the Kiwanis Club committee been to the - to The appointed a hotel (there had tute has responded favorably ITlnklo was initiated Into the or- Leverton, commanding officer, Texas, was tho guest of Becker home. the suggestion of the El Paso administer all athletics and honor numerous previous ones) and I was asked to become a member there- amusements. at a pleasant Informal Athletic association for a gather- dCMr. Mrs. W. R. Wilson were Tho president of the followed a lunch- to Sliss Florence Ko-be- I declined after solicitation to and committee is C. S. Wells sawing party by According of. first but urgent accepted the position, ing In El Paso this month hosts Wednesday evening Major eon on afternoon, glvan by Slill tri-sta- dinner of American Red Friday manager of the Bookman the that would involve the of a formulate plans for a nt their home, entertaining in the Cross. Leo Mrs. Paul Dalles. About a half with proviso my acceptance building o. of association, Inc., the. athletic association, In which the honor of John Smithy, of Amu-rill- King, the K. is secretary. dozen of Sirs. Reinken's old hotel as I did not wish to be a member cf useless committees. After schools of New Mexico, Arizona Byron Crow, ot thvAmerican Le- New York business women who A quail menu was served. friends and relatives wero guests now own own the in its and and West Texas would have mem- was host- gion athletic committee, is man- nnd manage their full discussion Weil plan was abandoned entirety, a Mrs. Herbert Lowry and met to celebrate her birth- apartments a membership bership. ess nt a 1 o'clock ager. Other members of the day as well as talk over old times. through which I submitted, exactly as it has been carried out, was sub- The box social at the L. F. D. Wednesday committee are Clarence Houston hi tins organization have proved plan luncheon to a number of friends, Mrs. Reheele was hostess at an the a decided success. stituted in its place. The members of the Committee at my sugges- school last Friday night for the an afternoon of auc- of the Sojourners' club, and on Mon- plan tree fund followed by Holmes Smith of the Veterans of Interesting sewing party a hotel all subscribed and with the ex- benefit of a Christmas tion bridge. White nnd lavender day afternoon for Mrs. Relnkin. tion, incorporated company; for the school was a success. A sweet were used about the Foreign Wars. They plan to open After a social afternoon of Mr. $200.00 each. Louis Ilfeld was songs peas the basketball season as soon as pleasant ception Weil, paid appointed program of music, readings, home, and reflected in the menu the hostess served refreshments. I was and Weil was and drills was given, and boxes were tho same colors. Covers possible, and all basketball man- The Federated Communltv President, appointed Secretary, Sidney appointed auctioned retted more than $70. luncheon table agers, desiring to secure games at Church Aid held VRIN drive and from which action came the gen- Ros-we- were laid at the Its first annual publicity agent, class of the ll Fort are to manager The Junior for 1(5. Bayard requested baznar and chicken pie supper m NIGHT eral that he, and not the others, was responsible for the school write or wire Crow. y conception high presented Mips Virginia Wellborn was Byron at the Masonic hall on Thursday saw "Patty," a three-ac- t comedy, at hostess to her Sunday school Mrs. John Jacob Rogers, wife evening, A large crowd took ad M MORNING Isl hotel project and its successful completion. school night. of of Massa- the high Thursday clsss of of St. Andrews' Congressman Rogers vantage of this chance to set a KEEP-YOUREY- ES WiBe celebrated girls work was carried on, and Mr. I'feld and myself raised Olive Blanche Mission Wednesday evening, at a chusetts and the faithful friend of good feed and tha fancy work Energetic her thirteenth Saturday see Head- all disabled veterans of the world CLEAN CLEAR AND HEALTH' hotel in the two before the commence- birthday theater party to "The booth was cleared In record time, vtUTB tOK FKBS IV1 CARS ftOOK' MUMHI C0.CHICA6CUU $30,000 for the project days with a dinner and matinee party. war. Is at Fort Bayard, inspect- sum were less Horseman." realizing a tidy for the Aid ment of the drive, and which insured its success, and the funds were Twelve of her little friends Tho Shakespeare club held the ing the hospital as the personal treasury. The young ladles' doll to with her Hard- raised. inv'ted take dinner regular meeting Wednesday at the representative ot President booth and the candy booth pre- successfully t a hour .i town, and pleasant home of Mrs. Hayes Watson. ing and Director Charles R. sided over by the Dorcas club The of the as stated in speeches by Ilfeld, Weil ,m spent kodaking before the After a holiday vacation the club Forbes, of the Veterans' Bureau. were drawing cards also. purpose project liitrty went to the picture show. will resume its studies. Mrs. Rogers goes through the Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Tate re- DELIVER and myself, at the Labor Temple, Armory and elsewhere, was to pro- . ? i i s. J. Q. Cummins and Mrs. wards talking to the sickest pa- turned In week a' early the from . a use nur it vide employment for Albuquerque workmen and to provide accommo- Wise the party of 1 tients nt their and when- clt chaperoned bedsides, to ever man not trip Trinidad, Colo., where tourists who wished to in the the assur- boys and girls. r she finds a that is they visited relatives. They were dations for stay city; with After the work of ! I the to completing WAGON MOUND receiving compensation I ny ivj rs. uranen. ances that we were satisfied that the project would be made to district court, Judge R. R. Ryan, which he is entitled sho wires In pay I I ine young people or tne Fed- 8 cent on its from tho the hotel was opened. who has been sitting for Judge to Washington and in a few days erated church met last Thursday per capital, day C. R. Brlce, left Sunday nifiit A. of the local firm the matter is settled as Mrs. evening nt the Social hall for a About this time the first cloud on the horizon arose. An effort where he will W. Wcist, She has been on for Albuquerque, of A. MacArthur Co., went to Rogers says. social evening under the direction by Weil was made to into the the possibility of selling serve in a similar capacity for Las morn- tour of all veterans' hospitals of Rev. Sinclair. Numerous inject project East Vegas Tuesday since last and is the the hotel to some in Chi- Judge Hickey. ing and will spend a few day March, doing games were played and a lunch- the controlling interest, or leasing party Next Saturday will be a big work without even her expenses eon en- noon there transacting business. topped off the evening's cago, who was an adventurer and had been ejected from the Society day in Roswell, for on the Mrs. E. ii. Slfferd being paid by the government. tertainment. About 40 were in Claus is to in Mr. and She was a war worker Illinois Architects. I this train Santa arrive, were charming hostesses to a in France attendance. of vigorously fought proposal and every- answer to the urgent invitation of of at their home during the world war, and is Mrs. oss entertained else did involve of Albu- Roswell Ad club. This is a number guests called the American Florence t'ptegrove thing that not the building the hotel by the Tuesday evening at which time a the younger memhers of her mu- repetition of his visit of last year, Nightingale in many camps. sic class at Sat- jlCHLANDpHARMACY querque workmen and the ownership, operation and profit of it re- a success. new card club was organized. It her home last which proved great will bo known as the Foursome Dr. D. H. Williams and wife, of urday with a most delightful PHONE maining in Albuquerque hands. By means of a public agitation and Roswell Is making plans for an Dallas, Texas, are visiting their 30 Scout move- Club of Auction Bridge. During taffy pull. of the facts and a crooked extension of the Boy the five hundred was son, who is a patient In tha hos Sirs. Lee Armstrong and daugh- misrepresentation election, wherein more ment. Four new troops are to be evening here. ex- played at three tables and a very pital ters returned last week after votes were cast than were in existence, and where stockholders' votes added to the four now In Re- Miss Minnie one aome enjoyable time was spent. Prahl has returned visiting the former's father at were cast other without their I istence, and organized freshments of home made candy after an extended visit to Mexico Portalep. by people knowledge. was ejected time ago among the Mexican biys were served to the City and San Antonio, Texas, In Will Thomas, brother of Sirs. ' from the Board of altho I was the stock- is to be revived. and apples Come in and Insnect Directors, largest fully paid following guests, who, . together the effort to enjoy the pictur. Henry Abell, has been a guest holder of record at that time. Miss Lura B. Elland, daughter with tho host and will esqueness of Spanish America. In the Abell home this week of Mrs. John and Joel V. hostess, fOur Elland, be the members of the club: Mr. Mrs. Costello Craig and Miaa from his home In Los Angeles. Modern Safety Following my elimination as a Director, the contract was let to Dickson of Boise City, Okla., Mr. and Mr. and Sirs. W. W. married at the home of the and Mrs. W. Vorenberg, Margaret Carr are spending a few Wollmnn an outside and outside workmen is vere Mrs. C. R, Keyes, Mr. and Mrs. days in El Paso. left in their car on Saturday aft- Deposit Vaults contractor, employed, as common forlde's parents Friday evening. C. J. Matthews, Misses Margaret Sir. and Mrs. Dick Watkins ernoon for Long Beach, Calif., knowledge, and Albuquerque workmen were deprived of the benefit Rev. C. C. Hill officiated. Only and Jessie Defore and left for San where expect to make a few friends were present. After Kavanaugh Tuesday Antonio, they their For a moderate that we intended when the Company was organized. have Messrs. Harold Odell, Henry where they will spend the Christ home. charge Attempts a few days' visit here Mr. and and mus Mrs. Chac. and been made to lease the hotel at an unremunerative to business will to Okla- Schlpman Harry Vorenberg. holidays with relatives. Dreyer children you may secure rental, Mrs. Dickson go Wallenhorst nnd Miss Kel-ln- r per year homa to reside. H. B. returned Miss Mai Frances Hunter, Walker and Sirs. associates or relatives of one of the directors, and at this time a new home the latter part of the week Spanish teacher at the training left last week by motor for a box in this vault pro- The cast of "Always In Trou l.e had their new home In lease is being submitted to the directors with the recommendations of ble" here a short time from Albuquerque where ct nter, left last week for her California, presented spent a few days in consultation home in San Antonio, where she where they will Join Srr. Dreyer. Weil, etc., which provides for an annual rental of $10,000 for three ago by the Maccabees, and Mrs. Al viding ample storage for number of tho women of that or with medical authorities. will spepd the holidays with her Bryant has returned to and some store does not the The Women's Auxiliary Ot Hie tamily. make her home In Belen after years, negligible rents, (which equal der, and friends, motored to an jewelry, valuable papers, insurance and on the followed ' the United Brethren church held a Miss Helen Thurman returned absence of two years, during taxes, depreciation building) by a Hagerhian Friday night and bazaar at the store of A. Mac-Arth- ur last week from visit to which she on a home- bonds and other securi- play was presented there in the a short proved up rental of $26,500 annually thereafter for fifteen years, which in turn school auditorium before a company last Saturday, Las Vegas, N, M. stead near Yeso. N. Sf. high for the of enough Miss Burnsido re- Mrs. Brentari last week ties, to which you have will not ever provide for ANY DIVIDENDS ON THE COMMON good sized audience. purpose raising Catherine arrived A crowd attended the money to clear the church of tho turned Sunday from a week's from Kansas City and she and access at all times STOCK, after allowing for the customary and real depreciation large dobt of $150 which still remains. leave spent in El Paso and Las Dr. Brentari are occupying i during American Legion danco at the Ice charges. This lease if executed would make vthe common stock worth The Lemp Fancy work, candy, cream, Cruces. Burnett home during the business hours. armory Friday night. cake, sandwiches and coffee were Mrs. Arnold Shamaskin gave a Burnett's absence in New Orleans. little or nothing, and ruin the future possibilities of the company, and orchestra furnished music. Clever while a "fish ' At stunts an acrobat was an in- sold, pond proved bridge party Monday afternoon. the regular meeting of the I notified some of the directors that this third to defraud the by to be one of tho most extensively which was one of the most de- W. B. A. on last Tuesday the attempt teresting feature of the evening. A of their dividends would be met an The Hill patronized stands of the alo. lightful events enjoyed by the following officers were elected: First Savings Bank stockholders by injunction on my Military neighborhood, sale was also held. The ladies of this win- Claudia which has been giving various rummage Fort Bayard Galther, commander; part as a stockholder, and would be exposed in eve.v possible man- families In at gross receipts totalled Sill. (is ter. Laura Schneffer, lieutenant com- and surprises, dropped and this amount, with left New Or- mander: Nevada Arance, ner. the home of Capt. and Mrs. together Robert Shuff for past dues jo be paid and tha money leans Monday, and expects to commander: Susie Stephens, I Fred Bowman Thursday evening, ' Whatever service rendered the hotel company, and they were a was with already in the treasury will be make his future home in tho chaplain; Narcissus Noblitt, rec- Trust Company and happy time spent sufficient to off tho Crescent col- were free of I own no real estate within a frames and music. pay obllga City. ord keener; Sfabel Wilson, AI.Bl Ol'KliOl n. St. considerable, charge; M. tion before the first of the year Alt the children at Fort Bay- lector; Flora Ward, s; mile of the location I have never benefited in- Mrs. Eva Cooper was hostess C. son chosen; directly or at her home Mrs. V. Cope and small ard will enjoy tho biggest Christ- Alice Campbell, sergeant; Bertha in Thursday evening came In Sunday night from Koeh mas tree of their lives, if tho Alford, sentinel; Verna Polk, directly the building of the hotel, any more than any other citizen with a pretty holiday dinner. Tho N. some table was centered with a ler, M., and will spend plans ot the Christmas committee, does in anything that builds up his home town. In regard to Wei!, spark- time here visiting Mrs. Cope's made up of representatives of all ling Christmas tree, and bowls of Mr. .Mrs. C. T. Mat however, contrary to the public conception, the company defrays a red sweet peas, and parents, and the organizations on tho post and fragrant thews. - headed So- to his uncle Maurice Klein, $125.00 for two or three place favors of smali red candy by Arthur Harris, CRYSTAL OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY. DEC. 16 salary salary ' Mrs. Frank Sanchez and her journers' club welfare worker, boxes filled with bonbons were home stenographers, several telephones, part of his office rent, and hit used to out the decorative daughter. Lillie, returned are carried out. There are several carry . while he to these fooli&h leases. note. Covers were laid for ten Tuesday evening from Mora, hundred children on the post, traveling expenses attempts negotiate whore they had gone on Satur many of them the children of Few if of the directors have for thair 3tock in guests and the hostess. to any paid full, altho A committee of the Woman's day attend the funeral of Mrs, Mexican laborers and others too Sanchez' brother, Mr. Atenclo. poor to celebrate Christmas as a urging everybody else to do so. club has completed plans for the The members of cele- of a art de- the Wagon child thinks It should be With the exception of the fustrated I organization regular Mound Goose club were hosts at brated, but all will receive can- cheap leasing schemes, partment. Mon believe the has been and Mrs. Etta Moeller and Miss a banquet at tho Frye hotel dies, goodies and presents to let company capably economically administered, Lockhart entertained day evening In honor of their them know that it is Christmas. and recommend that subscribers their subscriptions, as the Virginia member, J. Bard Myers, who left More than three hundred and pay pro with a party at their home Fri- new ject must be completed, but no person should be as a Di- The guests includ- the following day for his fifty dollars have been raised, day evening. home in Kansas. Wild- - turkey and much more is expected to rector unless he will himself not to vote for the execution of ed neighbors and old friends, were pledge eveninff-wa- s sew- and quail the predominat- bo donated. and the spent In lour-cour- lease which less than 8 on the ing features of a lovely The postofflce at Fort Bayard any pays preferred and common ing and talking, and the enjoy- dinner. Mr. is a hun- for ment of music, both vocal and Myers has been remodeled and five stock, after providing depreciation, insurance, income tax and instrumental. The hostesses serv- great hunting enthusiast, and the dred new mall boxes Installed. other allowances. To do this a rental of organization of the Goose club Tho new postofflce in necessary requires $45,000 ed refreshments. was to partition a and lease for less amount is both dishonest Mrs. O. W. White and Mrs. C. promoted, a large degree, which are the 'mall boxes Is of year any providing any were hostesses by his efforts. Covers were laid steel painted in imitation of ma- and If there is need of the hotel at it should M. Farnsworth for Messrs. J. Bard J. unprofitable. any all, Friday afternoon at the home of Myers, hogany, and the postofflce pre- interest on its cost second of a Frank Curns, J. M. McMath, W. sents tho appearance of an office naturally pay price. Mrs. White at the C. G. A, W. series of bridge luncheons. Arnold, Tarsons, worthy of a town of four or five As far as my own transactions of stock in this company is con- was served at four Wlest, H. W. Gibbs, II. B. Wal- thousand. I and one hundred cents Luncheon lenhorst and E. B. Sifferd. At tho annual election of offi- cerned, purchased paid on the dollar, for tables laid with pink and laven- PRICES: $1.00. $1.50, $2.00. Seat Sale Thursday, Dec. 14 is of covers were Miss Margaret Kavanaugh went cers . of the local post of the 1,500 sharesof stock. It one my regular businesses to buy and sell der sweet peas, and to the Meadow Curtain at 8 o'Clock. laid 16.. Several rounds of City Saturday American Legion last week, tha stocks and bonds; I have other hotel stock in transac- for evening and made a short visit were elected the purchased the auction bridge were played. following for tion of and am was editors' at there with friends. returning year 1,923 and Installed the same my regular business, today the largest individual Thursday day home M. in the Rotary club, and papers were Sunday night. evening: Robert McGrew, owner of stock the company. read C. E. Mason and Will Morris Vorenberg very pleas commander; Orvllle A. Murphy, I do not believe in by antly entertained several mem vice commander; Clarence E. permanent community ownership of any Robinson. A fako newspaper, of all sorts of Jokes on bers tho high school set at a Houston, Junior vice commander; If You Want Your Patrons to "Do Successful institutions must be controlled and by containing at his home Tues- 11. operated the local papers, made a hit with dolightful party Leo King, finance officer; a small group of men who have sufficient money at stake to the club members. day evening. Various games were Maude V. Ward, historian; Geo. justify played, affording a diversity of M. Adams, chaplain; and on the Their Christmas See their continued efforts. If the ownership of the hotel continues in Orand Master Lucius rills amusement. Shopping Early," made his official visit to the Apples and nuts executive committee the follow- a thousand different the of "what is were served at the close of a Dr. A. G. Dr. people, principle everybody's Roswell lodge, A. F. & A. M., last ing: Walker, Does business is business" will and was most enjoyable evening to Misses Percy Kyllo, B. F. Bratcher, That Your Store Its Christmas nobody's apply, and failure will follow. If ' Thursday night, greeted Ina Vae Marlon and S. by a large attendance. Annual Gibson, Odell, Bernard F. Boyd Roy it gets into the hands of any group of legitimate business men, it will election of officers was held, re- Frances Blattman, Anna Defore Williams. I and Messrs. Veryl Robert Advertising Early succeed; am not particularly interested in being one of the group, sulting as follows: Worshipful Gibson, war- Odell, Neil Bolt, Roy Avary, CCT THIS OCT IT IS WOUTI1 but the that community is is ridiculous master, H. B. Smyrl; senior Kruse All our merchants and the wisest readers ot store ad- story ownership essential, and B. Junior war- Wayne and Harold Guy. MONEY den, H. Cooley; The Go realize the value to all concerned ot "Early untrue. Who would buy stock, or deposit money in a community L. Christmas season is ap- Cut out this slip, enclose with vertising den, E. Lusk; treasurer, John & 2335 Christmas Shopping." owned bank. Witness the Dakota Bank Cos-grov- e. and entertainments ap- Co., State W. Poc; secretary, W. H. proaching, and mall It to Foley tragedy. Point out to propriate for the occasion are al- Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writ- Idoal state me small community-owne- d and I will to ready being prepared, bv the va. Merchants who expect to bring about this any business, point out you The of the American ing your name and address clearly. of In thi must do their must DO Daughters rious organizations. On Friday You will receive In return a trial affairs city part they a business failure. Revolution held their regular CHRISTMAS ADVERTISING EARLY! self-interest- afternoon, December 22, a pro- Foley's Honey THEIR These of stockholders meeting Thursday at the home all packrtie containing protectors the attempt to W. with Mrs. gram by the grades of the and Tar Compound for coughs, Issue of from now of Mrs. John Rhea, public schools will be rendered at Pills Store "ad" in every this newspaper infer that my connection with any enterprise will ruin its possibilities Rhea and Mrs. Robt. Beers as colda and croup; Foley Kidney should contain valuable and Interesting In- the on after-noo- n, rneu- - until Christmas for record dividend-payin- hostesses. Mrs. Robt. McClenny auditorium; Sunday for oa ns In sides and back; Christmas In should be JUBt profit. My as a builder of Albuquerque and the g December 24, a community and formation for shoppers fact, was In charge of the subject for matlsm, bacftache, kidney as and Informing today as on the day before the record of the institutions with which I am and have been Co- Christmas tree will feature a pro- bladder and Ca- complete the day. "Arts and Crafts of ailments; Foley g. gram at the opera house; and the thartic Tablets, a wholesome artd last day of connected, speaks for itself, and will with that of one lonial Times," and was assisted same U. compare any B. evening the B. Sunday cleansing cathartic for of in the discussion by Mrs. M. school will a Christmas thoroughly The majority of shoppers are Influenced In their buy- the directors. present constipation. biliousness, head offered In pageant, "White Gifts for the aches bowels. So'd ing by the buying opportunities to them their In conclusion, and as a further evidence of my earnest desires and sluggish latest store advertising. If these buying ln King," at the U. B. church: on everywhere. Adv. opportunities that the company shall succeed, I make this offer: Christmas evening, the elude articles usually selected for gifts, the matter ot Sunday is I will vote and work for school of the Spanish Methodist Dolly "They say she spends "Early Christmas Shopping" simplified. the of every director who church will give a cantata en- will will twice as much money as any other Let all our merchants who expect to have any share of publicly pledge himself that he not be a party to the execu- titled, "La Estrella do Belen." woman for complexion powder." Mr. ana Mrs. J. Jt. Gillespie the "Christmas Trade" this year start aggressive advertising tion of any lease which pays a yearly rental of less than $45,000 motored to East Las Vegas Mon- campaigns NOW. For the people will buy NOW. .lust as for ten years. I pledge my word that I can produce that amount of WHS on business C. readilv as on the day before Christmas, IP THE INDUCE- day a and Mrs. R. Keyes. The STOCK-HOLDE- morning president net for the from the LET EVERY R pleasure trip combined, returning appointed an executive committee MENT IS REAL, AND COMPELLING! income company project. home Tuesday evening. composed of Mesdames E. B. REFUSE TO VOTE FOR ANY DIRECTOR WHO WILL The Mora County chanter of Sifferd and W. Vorenberg and NOT PLEDGE HIMSELF TO DO THIS. fetf FOR TME REUt OR the American Red Cross met at Messrs. S. Vorenberg, C. R. Phone 66 or 67 for an Ad Man "The fri - the home, of i Mrs, ; S.. Vorenberg Keyes and H. Vorenberg. Several .l.u-'f- . ROSLINGTON. j l Monday evening and elected of- other committees will be appoint- Journal" First Now, First Always. GEORGE unigns.iOias.u'oup ficers for the ensuing year. The ed later. December 14, 1922. COUerCHOARSENESS ct WH0OPIN3 present lnoumbents were J. Bard Myers, for several EVERT WORTH WHILE HOME. IN THB CITY, IN ed, the officers for 1923 being: years agent at the local Santa Fe TUB COUNTY, IN THE STATE, TAKES THE MORNING BRONCHITIS TVT JVH iit.. Mvri. t: . l ;rmeix. s'atlon, left Tuesday night for JOURNAL. OUR SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS "ARE OPEN 50LDEVERYWHEPE- -, v. , .','ia, .T. St. bn,u.( Wellington, Kansas, Where ho will At.' FOR INSPECTION. MBSBRSsaBBSBSSaSaHBSlBSBtattWM(WMM4 Ipv; ecrria?. '. Jientloy; assume the position of chief train cliarn 't ii)m wku 'romniitto. dispatcher of the night aivislon, Page Ten ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 15, 1922

BY THE WAY. the decree "in good faith both In TO THE RESCUE in FtlcRNiKG . letter and spirit," adding: Albuquerque Journal COMPANY IS "I want to say with all empha- Lloyd George concedes he is out, but sis that the Standard Oil company AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER refuses to admit that he is down. of New Jersey is not a party to any Puhllshed Bv combination, agreement or ar- JOURNAL PUBLISIIIX; COMPANY II rangement to fix or maintain tho If loves a lot T of r misery really company, I1PQL1 selling prices Its products." JOSEPH TAUSEK. Managing Editor of Europe must spend its time entertain- - Mr. Teagle said he wanted to "protest against the characteriza- Office 810 West Gold Ave jing. tion of this company as any of Telephones 66 und !7 4 TEAGLE ASSERTS Of rnnrsfi T.lnvrl flpnrcrp wTir snvs old association of Standard Oil Entered as Recond-cias- s mHtter at the poototfice i "Americans are wandering, in the wilder- - companies existed' today, or as if of Albuquernue. N. M., and entry in Santa Fe, N. this company constituted a part of M., pending, under act of Congress of March 17 ness," knows the way out. Standard of New Jersey Is any group companies sub- - to Common control." 1879 in Free and Ac- ject It is noticeable that smoking among Engaged Discusses Competition SUBSCRIPTION KATES college girls is so unusual that it makes a tive Competition, Senate Discussing competitive condi- One month by carrier or mail 85c tions in the Industry today, Mr. .Three months $2.60 sensational news story when one does. Committee Is Told Teaglo stated that the "strategic Six Months $4.75 A lot of trouble on the other side of location" In respect to transporta- One Year $9, no the world comes from the that Washington, Dec. 14. Tho tion facilities which every Stand- today fact Standard Oil company of New Jer- ard Oil plant was given In the ADVERTISEMENTS. an outpost of empire is too often an oil sey, construing tho supreme court's economic development of the Orig- The Journal reserves the right to reject any well. dissolution decree by which It was inal development of tho original advertising matter that It may deem Improper. cut off from its former corpora- company was now "the harrier to Calls for cards of tions holdings as a final expression general competition among the society meetings, thanks, A new York has married the on units." olutlons, society and church socials, lectures, no-- painter of the public will the subject separate woman who divorced him twice. of monopolistic control "has con- Geographical considerations, he tices, calls for ihnrch meetings (except Sunday Having ...... are consideren as and ducted its business under the con- "ix.i.u .Mr: IU niUUIl church programs) advertising won her three times in succession, his ditions of free active the New can com- he for at advertising rates. competition," Jersey company will charged regular title is presumed to be clear. W. C. Teagle, president of the com- pete with its former subsidiaries. 1 declared in a statement pre- Tho competition open to com OF THE ASSOCIATED P ESS pany this MEMBER pared for submission to the senate pany, wun us rormer suiismiaries, The Associated Press is exclusively entitled Paris thinks it has got some of the committee Mr. was limited of all news credited to manufacturers' today Teaglo said, by the use. for late czar's champagne, relying on the im- on completion of its Investigation tho factor of transportation to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also Ihrpn pnm nfi nine Via Ut?. vwln .4 Ml herein. perial corks. If it had some experience of the oil Industry. the local news published Going exhaustively into condi- company of New York, the Atlan with American bootleggers it would know tions which have arisen in the in- tic company ana tne December 15, 1922 iienning FRIDAY how unreliable even branded bottles can dustry since the dissolution deocc, Standard Oil company of Ken be. with particular relation to the New tucky. In regard to prices on re- Jersey company, Mr. Teagle de- fined, products, Mr. Teagle said WISDOM FROM AFAR clared his company had observed that the dominant factor In the In Pennsylvania it is proposed that domestic marketing situation was tho shinments of refiners in the funda- licenses to drive automobiles be granted Nowhere have we noticed the to market was easy owing to weak- producing field att- only applicants that pass a medical ness of hog values. Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas. This mental reason in back of America's examination. In most states the medical Closing iirices: production, he said, constituted itude toward so well set forth as examination will continue to come Wheat Dec, $1.24 May. an "enormous flowing supply," Europe after $1.23; July, $1.14 which was not tied to any market in so distant a neighbor, the Sidney the license is ii;ued. Corn Dec, 15 c; May, 74c: but shipped to territory where lo- July, 73 c. cal prices would bring the best re- Morning Herald. Oats Dec, 46c; May, 46c; turn. It was this competition, ha to the war debts, July, 42 c. added with which every ono engag- Specifically referring I.a rd Jan., $10.12; May. $10.40. ed in marketing gasoline must the Herald says: "No doubt if DTO KIT BY Ribs Jan., $10.30; May, $10.40. reckon. Morning IOOT Domestic Marketing , she could see her way to remit those Kansas City "Our domestic marketing at all m Kansas City, Dec. 14. Cash points is conuucieu unucr conai-tion- s .debts the position of Europe would be wheat No. 2 hard, $1.17 1.25; of the keenest competition Something Yon Never Got In Your Lite. mmr'mmwi-- 2 1.27. Mr. "as In But can we fairly No. red. $1.25 locally," Teagle said, immensely improved. A letter from the bank Informing you that they Corn No. 2 yellow. 7i'3c; No addition to the large number of to do this without some as- had been mistaken In 3 yellow. 73 c. Jobbers drawing their supplies expect her notifying you that your the account was overdrawn. Hay Unchanged, from time to time from cheap- surance of a quid pro quo, not in the est source, the Gulf, Texas and of a other large companies maintain material sense, but in the shape gen- Changed His Song. LIVESTOCK and operate extensive marketing to The lover sang 'neath his sweetheart's bower, distributing facilities in the states uine attempt heal the antagonisms we now "You are my love, sweet, my flower. in which are operating." distract and to my Chicago Mr. stated that in these which still Europe bring O can It be that you love me? Chicago, Dec. 14 (U. S. Depart Teagle ment Re states with a total of 4,841 market- "an era of and O can it be? o can It be?" of Agriculture). Hogs his peace stability?" ceipts 5S.M0. Market 15c lower. ing and distributing stations, This is an enligtened understanding of Few snlen 150 to aver company maintained only 776, or A bee flew over the fence near ages $8.05(38.15; mostly, $8.30 16 1 per cent which supplied, how- which never has quite Tlttte more than a American psychology And stung that lover on the ear. top, $8.15; few butchers, $8.05 ever, he said, a sows, third of the total consumption in seemed to heads. It And then mostly held higher: packing penetrate European said he, mad as can be, $7.257.75; desirable pigs around the area. states, from an unprejudiced source, ex "O can It bee! O can it bee!". $8.00: heavy hogs, $7. 95(08.10; Turning to profits of the New medium. $8.00 0 8.10; light. $8.00 Jersey company, Mr. Teagle testi- sets on 8.1 actly the value this country the "Oh heck!" said on Christmas morning 8.15; light light, $8.00 5; fied that its earnings, including Johnny 7.75: of dur- OUt he his "those were not Chlno . 24 packing sows, smooth, $7.45 (l those subsidnry companies foreign obligations to her and points jas surveyed presents, Worth Copper sows, $7.25 7.60; the 19:10 and 1921 and Colorado Fuel & Iron . 25 packing rough, ing years -- ol InirflcmoTit tlinco rlohfa ronrr.. being; good three weeks for.' killing pigs. $7.90S8.10. tho first six months of 1922 were Crucible Steel . 72 Cattle Receipts 15.000. Runs at the rate of 9.6 per cent per sent. If reports are true about what some folks are The Markets Cuba Cane Sugar . 14 very slow in arriving; little done annum on "net assets" and aggre- stock 3. Americans for Christmas, Santa ciaus is likely to Erie . 10 beef steers and butcher she gated $213,720,71 The dividend What particularly' galls isjePectins 81 weak to lower. Few early to stockholders, the com- It AHfeociateri I'rt-sa- . Great Northern pfd . unevenly return lb sales-bee- f one the that money owed to this j Inspiration Copper ...... 33 steers, $7.00(3)7.50; mittee was told has not changed thought . 11 load matured steers, $11.25; some dissolution and the busi-,c- a Since sister to wear these FINANCIAL Int. Mer. Marine pfd since the country and even interest owed on that began fancy boots, Kennecott Copper . 36 held higher; run mostly short fed ainnn tlipii hriH n:iirl them an a frantic search Is being made through the attics Mexican Petroleum .243 steers Including few loads western average of 4.4 per cent per annum is used for selfish purposes which other classes un money, iiu nig up isrannpa s oia oooijacKS. Wall Street Missouri Pacific , . 16 grassers; slow; on the net assets. Jn me two ami hos-tilitie- dertone steady to weak. one-ha- lf in instance lead to s, New York, Dec. H. Profes- Montana Power . 21 years ended last June 30, eventually every New York . 93 Sheep Receipts 17,000. Choice Mr. said common dividends We read a lot about milk-fe- d veal sional for the decline, Central be- Teagle and nowadays. Book operators Northern Pacific . 75 fat lambs opening steady: In nir,.roi..itinB. J49.274.912.50. or ail distress impoverishment else would a be fed on belief that the recent tween to lower. jWhat calf on? ge acting the Pennsylvania . 46 grades weak 15c average of 2. S3 per cent per an in to United at- $15.50 for fed western r which, turn, appeal the advance had been overdone, Ray Consolidated Copper.. . 13 Early top, num on net assets mis periou, Man's Journey is from the cradle to the grave, tempted to unsettle prices In to- . 78 lambs to packers; fed was States for relief. The vast sums this Reading wethers, $12.25; about paid. - ...... , ... Will H,W LI 1I1G lluln stock but were only Republic Iron & Steel.... . 47 yearling Net - ,1 IIII.UUUIUI day's market, 1.300 feeding yearling wethers. Earnings ; country has subscribed for aid to war- pan. Wen clouds get too heavy and successful. They suc- Sinclair Oil & Refining.... . 31 Net earnings of the company and roasting If partially Southern Pacific . 86 $11.75, late Wednesday, averaging offiiiniBft for 1920 start to leek, the result is rain. In a few specu- ...... 70 organizations sufferers often in wars with which Amer a ceeded depressing Southern . 24 pounds; sheep around steady; estimated earn A they Jest leek a little its ony Railway (Ji) 6.00 ; and 1921, and the correspondent asks If the man who has a lative favorites such as Baldwin . . .133 heavy fat ewes. $5.00 light- but a size sprinkel Studebaker Corporation - for the first six montns oi ica had no concern, as in Anatolia never screened-I- n sprinkle, good fresh er up to $7.75; ings house with a bathroom Is not In as drlz-z- and Studebaker, but buying (Texas Company . 47 weights- quotable Mr. is a drizzel and if it starts to in other made run includes 3,000 head direct to 1922 were grouped by Teagle has been regarded as other than a moral much danger of pneumonia as he who lost his harder than usual its proberly power quarters Tobacco Products . 56 as follows: with packers. 5. trousers the other and the next harder closing prices highly irregular Union Pacific .137 From foreign business $8i,kis,-5S- nor is 'there of night. reely raining, the gains outnumbering the losses. United States Steel .106 - investment; any thought thing than that is wen it rains like which has from collateral business, $72,- Sterling exchange, Utah Copper . 63 Kansas City domestic oil cent for cent return on the part of the The man who has a bathroom simply closed in the ditkins. Rain is reely nuthing heen one of the features of recent Kansas City. Dec. 14 (V. S. De- 470,149, nnd from but watter all divided up. $53,930,479. with a screen, should use no light when he bathes markets because of its remarkablo partment of Agriculture). Cattle givers. Its fun to wawk in a sprinkel or held around Foreign Exchange, 8.000. Beef steers un- "The Standard Oil company of at if know I mean. rise, steady today Dec. 14 ex- Receipts dis- night, you Just what a small sizo drlzzel without a um- o financial ex- New York, Foreign 15c to 25c New Jersey," Mr. Teagle continued, But so long as Europe shows no $4.63. Opinion Great de- evenly lower, mostly flnrlniT thft tWO find brella on account of having all the perts is divide as to whether change irregular. Britain lower; mixed yearlings. $10 00: "Una avnf.,l A Most the rain mand, cables, 60. one-ha- lf ended June 30, 1922, position to economy, but adds monthly Ancient Egg. sonsations of being out in British government manipulation $4.63; $4.63: . best matured steers early $9.50; years An egg one million old has Just been exsept the sensation of getting wet, was for the recent day bills on banks, $4,619-16- some held small lots, $9.00 a total of $r)3,a:iu,4i'j irom us to its destruction of resources wars years given responsible France demand, 7.18; cables, 7.19. higher: the by to the science of McGill but proberly if you ask your Jutnp but there Is general belief 12.00; all other classes around domestic oil business. During department university. mother to leeve you go out In a that tho rate Is headed back to par Italy demand, 5.01; cables, 5.01. with undertone weak on f"t enmr. nnrinil we have run through which are neither in the cause of Phew-ew-e- . mand 6.53. steady liberty sprinkel she will think theres no as a result of the constant im- Belgium 6.52; cables, she stock: bulk cows, $3.50 4.50; our domestic refineries a total of self-defens- e, so. In tho British trade bal- Germany demand, .0131; cables, barrels of crude on. nor of just so long this scnts to it and say provement .0113. better grades, $5.00(6.00: many 171,407,211 A cigar Is not the only thing that wears a wrap- doubt about ance and the stabilization of Bri- Norway demand, 18.99. medium bulk r then flfnrfl the enrnines were If you have eny Sweden 26.90. Denmark heifers $5.506.00; country is bound to feel that the money per that holds a man's attention. wether or not its going to rain the tain's domestic financial affairs. demand, cutters around $3.00; canners gen equivalent to 31 cents per barrel. Steel were bid in demand, 29,85. Switzerland de- bulk snown owed to must remain as a ferst thing to do is look up at the shares up rapid 18.97. erally $2.002.25; bologna What do tne eari.ings hj it load which, fashion last hour, buy- mand. Spain demand. 15.68. $3.50 4.00. of a gallon But a cannot out In with- sky and if theres no clouds there during the de- bulls, the eventual purchuser ' cigar go good society influenced the en- Greece demand. 1.28. Poland 17,000. Market m,inpiQ nnd what of each in must a all it would even sound foolish ing being by Czecho-SIovakl- Hog.s Receipts time, compel recognition, out a wrapper, while a woman cannot in at mand, .00S6. a de- Oil go out to mention to enybody that you couraging prospects for business 10c to 15c lower. Packer top, dollar paid to tho Standard thought-revie- w de- 1923 mand, 3.08. Argentine demand, 280- - . of the disasters of one. Its to and during the first quarter of $8.00: bulk desirable 190 to (New represents dont think going rain, re- 38.00. Brazil demand, 12.25. Mont- company Jersey) if theres a few small sizo contained in tho weekly trade pounders, $7.90 8.00; bulk of to this company?, this is a structive extravagance, and a new ony Crucible was up real, 99 sows profits which spirit If you haven't sent your money clouds moving erround in diffrcnt views. pushed sales, $7.807.95; packing v,oo nf thn mutter about - self-hel- p four to 72, but the rapid lOc to 25c lower; bulk, $7.25 a erroneous of as the first step to For the poor kids' Santa Claus places its still a nice day, but it points - there is generally very liquidating rise nf thin isstio being aecom- New York Money 7.35; stock pigs steady to strong; i. e., unconscion- do It its all dark and fearse looking rind impression, that obligations. Why quick, my trusty friend. panicd by reports of renewed ac New York, Dec. 14. Call money sales, $6.757.15; few at $7.25 able are being made out of You you pet hit in the eye by a drop of old In stock. profits can find no better cause. of water wen look its time tivity the pool that Steady. High, low, ruling rate, 7.35. tho oil business. you up, United States Steel common touch- bid and last loan, 4 5,000. Lambs to lake your umberella. closing per Sheep Receipts "The gross sales of the Standard ed 106 and then slipped back cent; offered nt 4 per cent. generally 25c lower; spots off of Now and its TOO MUCH POLITICS , Enuff rain Is a good 1 Oil company Jersey thing, for a net gain of on the day. Call loans against acceptances. more. One deck choice natives, in their do- j and 1 domestic subsidiaries for flowers farmers, Bethlehem B closed higher. 38i per cent. $15.00; other native fed lots large the two wile not enuff Is bad and makes co- mestic oil business during d of Increased production Time loans Mixed lf were Whatever merits may have been posscs-e- Reports Steady. ly $14.00(fJ14.75; clipped and one-ha- years referred to Afefstsinp TwtBEilSy Yurs A deserts nnd too mutch is still werse by farm implement manufacturers llateral, 60 and 90 days, 4 to 6 lambs. $12.75; sheep steady; most anti-lynchi- and the profits from and makes leeks and floods. in Inter- 4 117-pou- $1,516,392,315 by the Dyer bill, caused a flurry of buying per cent; four and six months, fat ewes. $6.256.85; were $53,930,479, or v J Its sure to ral: sooner or which 5 that business later national Harvester, Jumped to per cent. clipped ewes, $6.35; feeding iambs, cent. its death in the Senate was no surprise. If you ony wate long enuff, the four to but cancelled commercial 4 3.56 per points Prime paper, $14.00. "Out of every dollar paid by the The measure was doomed from the Judge John R. McFIe will go to Las Vegas to ony trubble being that Its libel to half of this train before the close. per cent. day case on romp down it Mixed took place In the Denver consumer for our petroleum pro- hear a Wednesday. Then he will go to weijj, you'd drather changes in we retained of its introduction and it is doubtful if would stay up and vice virtue. railroad groun which was featured Bonds Denver, Dec. 14. Cattle-r-Re- ducts that period Las Cruces to perform a marriage ceremony, and demand for Liberty 3.66 cent. Applying this basis were in a I by the broadening Doc. 14. ceipts 2,325. Market steady to 26c per its proponents, although they then will return return to Santa Fe for Chrstmas. & Ohio, New York, Liberty of figuration and assuming that Reading and Chesapeake bonds closed: 3 s, .$100.32; first lower. Beef steers 4.sih s.u; Daid an to expect a majority, ever ex- Reading registered a net gain of cows and heifers, nncimova nt our gasoline position A in- second $98.22; $3.507.70; 27 cents to become a law. Governor Otero's annual report shows that f LITTLE LAUGHTER and Jersev Central, which 4s, $98.96; 4s. stockers and feeders, $3.50 7.80. average retail price of per pected it J 1, In wide fluctuations, was third $98.84: fourth 4s. Market tne prom oi me there are more than 3,000 miles of Irrigation dulged $98.60; 4s,Victory Hogs Receipts 2,935. gallon, cuiui."j Many of those who voted for the pro- up three. New York Central got 4s (uncalled), lower. Bulk, $7.507.75. was less than one cent per gallon.' ditches in New Mexico, which cost $6,000,000 to Vsed to It 02 but rallied $100.42: Victory (called), Dlviaentt in House doubts down as low as S". 4s Receipts 3,660. Market Stock posal the expressed grave A while $100; V. $99.68. Sheep iv,r build. Chicago man, hunting to 93 at the elo" treasury 4s. to strong. Lambs, $12.50 Taoi,!. nlnn went into thft to and in the was Wicr-gl- y steady his as its constitutionality graver Maine woods, mistaken A bear raid against Piggly 14.25; ewes, feeder stock dividend recently paid by for a deer and shot at several ten $4.006.75; aruuneu .doubts as to whether it was practicable. Prof. T. D. A. Cockerell of Las Vegas writes the caused a slump of points, lambs. $12.0013.65. . company, declaring it naa times. He says he felt perfectly was recovered later GRAIN ana discus to Journal-Democr- that W. Knaus, editor of Mc- half of which 'much public interest Yet they were willing pass the respon- the at home. The Harvard Lampoon. National Lead, which had been bid sion." from its incep has made a remark- a Practically sibility to the Senate, the President, the pherson (Kas.) Democrat, up in sneculntive anticipation of Chicago Board of Trade PRODUCE tion, the committee was told, tne ns low as 14 Supreme Court or the law enforcement able collection of beetles In the Sacramento moun- How Long? stock dividend, dropped Chicago, Dec. Renewed gen- rru nn,Yinnnv nf New Jer tains of New Mexico. He secured 56 Blake "You look worried, Jim, or 8 below yesterday's eral buying carried wheat, corn . sey has been under capitalized and than chance the loss of specimens 121, directors adjourn-- , to Chicngo agencies, rather hitherto unknown in the and terribly pale. What's the high, when the and oats today fresh top price Chicago, Dec, 14. Potatoes the disparity DOtween capnai uiutiv from territory. i atter?" ed todav without taking any stock record prices for the season. Sleet 37 assets votes which might result voting to Market steady. Lecelpts cars. and net has steadily $ Drake "The dealer who sold me dividend action. It milled in Kansas and predictions of a U. S. 362 cars. TViia.fant hns made pos their convictions. Mrs. James H. Wroth left last for Paid was off 2 Total shipments, night my second hand car tht olher day at the close, where it cold wave had more or less to do Wisconsin sacked round whites, sible the assertion wholly without The bill met its death through the Alto, Calif., where she will visit her son James, said It would last me u lifetime.'' on the dav. Marine preferred reg- with stimulating demand in the Minnesota and North real t abnormal earn- a net loss of 2 points on closed un- 7585c cwt; foundation, of a democratic and an who Is a student at the Leland Stanford university. The American Legion Weekly. istered wheat market. Wheat Dakota sacked and bulk round ings rates, he asserted. agency filibuster, that the ship subsidy bill settled at the same as yesterday's Mtntnment. Mr. reports in whites, 70 80c cwt.; same, sack ennAi,Tintf hl agreement among republican leaders who Hc&l would be sidetracked congress; finish to c higher. May $1.23 he Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bergere and Miss L. Doyle A Helpmeet credits mens-- , to ed Red river Ohlos, 80c cwt.; Teagle said he thought properly found of and to mar- In favor of the farm to $1.24 and July $1.14 sacked Rurals No. 1, $1.02 in- their views the legal politi- are capital visitors who came in last Typist "I'm going get General Asnhalt recovered Corn c to e to Idaho could claim tor tne poiromum night. ried, and I'm a lire. $1.14. gamed cwt.; Idaho sacked Russets No. 1, that it has been "the great- cal advisability of the bill in conflict, sir, marrying poet." 2 nnd the preferred 84 from 2c and oats c to c. In provi-visin- dustry Boss ''Dear me. Then I'm los- Baldwin unbranded, $1.25 cwt. est single force in the extension of were more than to let it die rather Mrs. Alfred Orunsfeld pleasantly 'entertained a yesterday's heavinecs. the outcome ranged from lower. Cream- of tne unuea willing ing you?" closed lower and Ftuflcbnker 2c decline to 10c advance. Butter Market the foreign trade face a record vote on it. few of her friends yesterday evening in honor of Typist "Oh, no, sir, I shan't were 881,000 ery extras, 52 c; standard, 50c; States, and that it has made, a than Day's total sales It was only In the last hour 45 her husband's mother, Mrs. Hlldegard Grunsfeld. leave, but I shall need more sal- of extra firsts, firsts, ,nntrihntion to the pros trading that the upward swing 9i51c; r,tM and the ary." The Passing Show (Lou- held at i per cent became pro- 48c; seconds 4243c. perity, the welfare pro Call money the wheat market Mar'tet lower. Receipts or American CHRISTMAS WINDOWS The roof of the new woolen mill fell don), through the session: time money nounced. Before that time prices Eggs gress not only tne yesterday, a few 60 and 2,181 cases. Firsts, 61 54c; ordi- but of the people of mapy doing, it Is feared, considerable to machin- was slightly here averaged lower with profit 48 people, damage Revenged maturities being arranged sales a feature and the buy- nary firsts, 60c; miscellaneous, lands." Store window become an art The roof was and 5 taking 29 dressing ery. only partially supported, "The magician fired you?" at 4Ti cent with per cent the ing restrained In view of unrespon- 5052c; refrigerator extras, "In no Industry," he aeciarea, per maturi- 30c; 27 n....,- - at.lf- rnntrnlled and attains its climax in the pre-holid- the heavy rain, followed by a strong wind, was too "Yes," replied the professor's ruling rate for the lontrer siveness apparent in Liverpool to- refrigerator firsts, llfxve eu mnr,,in..,,.. " What would the Mr.in or much for it. l helper, "but I got even with him." ties and 4,i for the periods. ward yesterday's advance on this 28c. independent units flourished and Street -- Alive lower. period. "How?" Commercial paper trading was side of the Atlantic. On the de- Poultry Fowls, multiplied during the past decade Central Avenue of or one his bor- no in rates. 1420c; springs, roosters, Industry," in any village "For of tricks he quiet, with change cline here, however, offerings 18c; 18c. as in the pctroleim centers of rowed a gold watch from a gentle- French exchange was quite ac- diminished and commission house 13c; turkeys, 36c; geese, which, the process of decentraliza- the shopping the great g man in the audience and pretended tive, with most of the business demand increased,- bulls putting tion of power has passed so rapidly cities be without the decorations to a In- done around 7.18 or eltrht on dam- Kansas City of the few 4o the smash It with hammer. stress talk of prospective Kansas De 14. from the hands of store mm TIOOOTT stead of him the points below yesterday's price age to the domestic winter crop. City, Eggs, hands of the and illuminations the fronts? today's slipping phony Ger- butter and many." without watch used for that purpose, I Other rates were irregular. Reports that Minneapolis mills poultry unchanged. The streets store windows seem 1 handed him man exchange improved slightly, had of 60,000 barrels of the gentleman's watch. weeklv disposed WEIJMRF. BOAKD MFETg dull and dead in contrast. Where the That little trick cost him $200." despite the unprecedented flour today and were buying wheat New York Metals Dec. 14. The state There are also smiling and gentle views, lake 92 billion marks In note New Dec, 14. Santa Fe, Birmingham d. increase of here on the setbacks in price had York, Copper board held a meet- windows are the throngs pass, and repass, and wood, hills an the circulation. considerable influence as an aid to Steady. F.lectrolytio, spot and fu- welfare special against evening sky, glow ing here this afternoon, to receive 'pause, attracted by the display, to see the' of dawn behind dark pine trees, golden wheat Retaliation Closing prices: the bull side of the wheat market tures, 1414c. fro mtho several bureaus Americnn Can "M at the Inst. Besides, the Argen- Tin Firm. Spot and nearby, reports latest to admire the of fields, brooks that do but soothe and Senator Himmons was talking & Rf. under tho direction of the board, novelty, beauty laughing about American Smelting P.efg.. tine harvest was reported as being $37.5037.75; futures, $37.75. exhibit or the artistic effect caress the With these one live the tariff war between Spain Tobacco.. 29 movement Iron and to discuss budgets for the two the pro- spirit. may year and France. American Sumatra dplayed, and no heavy Steady, prices unchanged. fiscal years. Members dis- Tel. & Tel.' 12r new look- Lead $7.10 7.15. presnt skill and taste of decor- after year, continually refreshed, American of wheat from Argentina Steady, spot, Otero-Warre- n, duced by the the continually "There two nations are hurting Zinc St. were Mrs. Adellna some new never so American Zinc ed for until tho end of January. Quiet. East I,ouis spot S. ator. covering loveliness, overawed, each other ingeniously through 48 H corn were $7.10(3)7.26, president, and Dr. Frank Hera. re- Anaconda Copper Shorts in the market and nearby delivery, Santa never utterly swept from one's mooring, keeping their tariffs," he suld. "that it Atchison . l0!1!! s of $6.37 6.62. of Fe, and Charles Lembke, Many of the windows, too, are simply minds mo of little Willie." flurried a result heavy buy Antlmdny rpot, of firm hold of the thread of personality. And if one Raltlmore & Ohio l ing on the part, of a big elevator Foreign bar sliver, 63 c. Albuquerque. of the beautiful in which "Little Willie pointed at his sis- "B" 64 . 48 c. expressions requires sublimity and terror to teach the immen- Bethlehem Steel interest. Relative Bmallness of Mexican dollars, is of ter's sweetheart, Mr. Jones. Butte & 31 stocks o corn here attracted no- ' Dinned Into Us merchandising eclipsed by 'he spell of Uni- Superior urn. sity the Eternal plan, the huge scope of the ".'Mr. Jones kicked me yester- California Petroleum &6 tice, and so too did falling off in New York Cotton Our mothers used tn nlnef in art, but the inspiration thus provided versal Spirit, one needs, too, the more tender and day," he snarled, 'but I got even Canadian Paciflo 143 as with New York, ) ec. 14. Cftton fu- "By lo, Baby," and J. M. C. want with primary receipts compared finds reflection in countless homes and in charming reminders of the essential helpfulness him, you bet your life. I Central Leather 33Ti a year ago. tures closed steady.. Dec. $25.61; 10 Know it mats wny so many or mixed up quinine with my sister's Chesapeake & Ohio 6S Oats followed corn. Jan.. $25.57; March, $26.78; May, us grow up to be hunters. mutual and simple friendliness In life, SELECTED. bargain ' benefit. fac powder. Los Angeles Times. Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul..... 22 For the most part, the provision $26.87"; July, $25.61. Boston Transcript, .ti ' December 15, 1923 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' Page Eleveri 4 U lm Slave ai Wail CLASSMFIEB AE) E1THSEIEMIS

CASH KOLUMN $500 SEE THIS HOUSE WHY PAY RENT? KINGSBURY Martin's for This "TWO-ROO- Buys a shingle bungalow, Specials M FRAME" A five-roo- m adobe stucco house A REAL BUY FOR XMAS close in on South Walter. Another: VAN REALTY CO, .Week near Luna boulevard, with hard 4- - room new frame house, 2 $750 cash This be firo-pla- buys ' pressed place must sold this wood floors, furnace heat, porches, corner lot, Fourth 2 houses on large close New modern adobe week Cfeclp furnished brick, modern, in. South Four-roo- and will go at a all conven- on in- frame with sleeping bargain. and modern ward, easy terms, $3,200. lot, 20 pur cent income Eclith, balance like rent. house, stucco finish, hardwood Terms can be con- floors arranged bo any iences, has been listed with us to frame stucco, good vestment; don't delay; only ACKEUSON AXU GRIFFITH porch, basement, lot G2'xl42, throughout, for only one with a few dollars can sell at once. This is a very de- dition, good location. Second jLcasalbdip . 12 800; $500 $2,700. Realtors lawn, shade trees, sidewalks down, monthly handle it. Fhone C57 to eeo it. sirable location, and tho is ward, easy terms, $1,800. 120 Throe-roor- price S. Fourth. Phono 414. payments. a 5- - room In and some good outbuildings; apartment for rent attractive to any one wislilns ft frame modorn, in High- Some mighty nice lots Fourth modern pressed brick, cheap. well modern lands. $3,150. A3 Long As It Laata $3, ICO; terms If you hardwood built house; easy ward. Now is the time to buy. price good floors, furnished, terms can be $2,000 to loan. A-- l. close in, Fourth ward, for only arranged. FOK SALS want them; location is Franklin & Company D. If In the market for a ranch, .14500 Two 4,760. J, Keleher, Realtor $10.00 Per Load wants family house, white stucco, 3 rooms and Realtors Shclley-Brau- n Co, A come in and make your 3 room, & Biassed Duplex house, 2J1 W. Gold. rhono 410 Better Gratia $15.00. ex- bt!i sleeping porch, Thoue 240. 218 West Gold. 226 VV. known. We have several on ench side, glassed in sleeping porch on 221 West Gold Avenno rhono 223. Gold completely furnished, 20 ceptionally good ones for sale. rented for S0, per ruotith; East Cen- each side, furnished; a per Loans, Insurance, Investments (Of about 1,000 tral. cent investment at $4,500. FOR SALE feet) a lots left In the Lin- $4.150 New E room adobe white stucco modorn house, 3 sleep- OPPORTUNITIES Call with Only few At 2 brand new Wagon coln addition. Good soil, ditch bungalow, modern, large rooms, oak ing porches, hardwood floors, sacrifice, modern floors, cellar: adobe Karaite to match five rooms, stucco bungalows, fur - Two houses on one Terms Cash lots close to Can-tr- A completely owner is large lot, water, large and house: University Heights, near SPLENDID HOME furnished; nlshed - $20 down and $10 avenue. ' living in house and getting $140 with fine furniture, rent rented, convenient to shops; well, paved road; for the 5 rooms HOME $120 month. Ono month. $6151) white stucco bungalow, money; and large per month from rent of rooms. FOR CHRISTMAS ing for per of fruit trees: 12.500: terms. per Ira wood porch, hardwood floors, basement, McKiuley Land & modern, rd floors, sleeping The price is right. iSnril-onfir- porch. gar-afr- s porch, fireplace, furnace, collar, furnace, fine corner lot, and is 3 hr.r.iai-K- rooms, glassed-i- n sleep-in- s i. ioc, close in, terms. D, T, Kingsbury corner lot, fine location, Fourth furnished, all for ?5,2o0; this is a A, L, Martin Realtors bath, ito leave city; will sacrifice ?2,325; Lumber Co. ward. Co,, deco-ratc- j, my;.. , 210 W. Gold. i'lione 807-- real, good buv. porch, beautifully eniiltv fino ,,,.. ... 'our rooms, oatti, hreakfast Rome good In business Phono 150. 223 W. Gold. lot i,,tir,. ! built-i- n buys property. U. McC'IXGIIAX, Realtor C0xl43 to alley, Innlcltiv .lno0';. features, oak floors. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Lots and houses in all parts of the city. Rood location in p9inn. ' 204 W. Gold. Phono 442-- J. Fourth ward, li per "cent. SOI S. slo,;p'n,? vorch, garage, basement. 53,750; Edith. I'lione A. FLEHSCEK, Rentier price best of terms. 1576-J- . "1 ii "in, corner lot, in rourtn waru; terms. Fire, Accident, Automobile Insurance, National 5 room.i and j,3ui); Surety Romls, Loans. Investment Co. bath, full lot, A BARGAIN FOR EXCHANGE No. 8. I'lione 74.. Pleasant location in Fourth Ill Fourth Street, I Realtors McMillion & Desirable five-roo- Have to Loan w;inl; price, $3,500; terms: Wood, Realtors modern bun- pressed brick modern Money Insurance All Kinds. JoOo built-i- n down, balance $25 FOR BAI.K Five-roo- galow, features, hardwood West Central lo- None but gilt edge city property Keal Estate per mortem bunga-- . Insurance Loans home, select, month. low. See owner at West floors, basement, Rarage, lo- modern bun- ns security. i List Tour With Cs. Silver. 206 West Gold good cation, for Property FOR BALE iiy cation, close in, will take auto a Lowlands. WANTED, MONEY 206 W. Gold. 635 Two - mm., JTuwa dcslr-?- ", galow in For Sale Phone family brick furnished, n - payment. Wo have '"' Eim Kllvtr- Telephone Co, several gilt edge first My beautiful adobe home at Knntge, well located: nrloo v FORSALE Miscellaneous. PHON'E JIP.. GILTj, 770 City Realty mortgage loans. If you have 1021 West New York avenue. ei.mu; terms: J7o0 cash, for .sale or i ,.,,..., i,.,....: 207 W. Gold. rhono 087. monev see us. FOR balance hi;nti.-- 1'i! Hi EEsf if. v the RENT Rooms. less than I - 3111 SJt,u'n' ?I Vho'ni'u rent. Seve'nth""111 gr0clTy- Ca" ftt FouSA McMIMJOV & WOOD Zapf i.V.i 'oiii'rni.ge. pfione :387-l.- " i) un r.iiNi-Ro- om. 129 Soifi VValter. 200 West Gold rhones 640; 1414-- FOR H A LE New. .1 l Hit KALE Alre.laU nnl.. Thone FOP. RENT Sleeping Joseph Collier ., 240I1-R- BERNARD A, SLEYSTER South loom. ,:., lurnisnca or uufurn shed. 1&07 Iirondway. 207 West Gold Morth Third. , All THINKS PRETTIEST FOR RENT Avenno Acorn range. Ill Kinds of Insurance. Rent-Room- Two light U.VNTED To For s . rooms. housekeeping Heal estate trade my equity in my W"""11 REAL ESTATE. with Board 110 Kast. Silver. service builds holloa SALE'r-Fi- GIRLS ARE HELP that for an kn. FOR no violin 112 CHORUS WANTED. BUM-Furni- PI10110 1S2.---- it a Kouth Third TAULU BOARD Horn e cooking. 13 FOR shed rooms, 218 South estates. 610 West Silver. bargain. Street. Walter. 1T.7-- Phone KANSAS rortn Tenth. Phono Olt New four-roo- ,J' ...... 14 NATIVES OF Male. SALE modern i FOR FOR KKNT pi.neMTn:-RrLK- Tie KENT Two rooms with board. Furnished room with sleep- - pressed brick house, fine location, close wameu choppers. Address Phone 2247-M- . li 1 4 ; JOj 121 nunc . ngporc 4j.: ,t silver. rthElm. New York, Doc. 14. Governor lay, jemcz springs, N. M. FOR RENT Hou F2- - t",ul"0 Nl"aJo BOAHD, IllVbat STEAM HEATED furnished' ses. FOR SALE Three rooms e, rugs. 13.00 i is.ijfl and sleeping porch. B01 room. 108 modern, Allen of Kansas, thinks L,Aiuru',iis per rfay 621-- Arno. 797-- FiTuiv nnd 19D2 wr"" Henry J. Phone for iirnt ouuao. Ford, all for $2 600 FO n I .' woman Mj Em. ('yrJlllBhlione 608 i U.22-R- SAL Fresh chorus on Broad- cook, per month. HOARD v.,., '"'""" Terms, phone . pork, by whule hog PHONE the prettiest girls Pi'iymem Agency. 11(1 South Third, by weekUomcah ItoTmi ouaiskinb rourns. 21SVi West Gold. 'r Phone 2409-R- 520 If desired. Mrs. Phone 210-- IC. FOR SALE A way come from his state. WANTED man for Mkldleton, C23 West Mrs. Culdl. bargain; frame "bouse FOR SALE Rose We (ftiarantee odorless clean- Young traveling dr. Tljeras. F 100ms nnn $'.'4oo.o0, 1000 velvet evening dress" He said so last night, when he ...... oe hoiKekeerTing oath; I'hone 1251-- juubi good sales, TRY OUIt rooml ' South John. Phono 19S6-- olifnp. ing and pressing, $1.25 tossed asido nun. circulation Mnrniu CLEAN UEUS and good cats. W 'SI";?1'8'Fourth. Phone 1595-- tj'r1(!,l,;'N T'"" room furnished house FOR We gubernatorial dignity Manager Three-roo- SALE A baiga'in. Call for and Deliver Journal, Board an,t rooms. 410 West Gold, un- - 1307 South Kdlth FOR KALB stucco louse. Slatiogany case to hold the spotlight on the stage room for perjnonth. on Picno, I'hone IDC. m,v; '" new management. "'""'burnished light 100X142, corner; bargain for oniric $106.o.); Meyer & of a musical sur- u woman with good car. drive houe,.keeplng. 71J Kouth Hroadwav 6,,S"Ilo0M 'urnecn.ous"en;'sr- - sale. 1B00 Meyer, Tailors popular comedy, FIRST CIjAt-- - Apply South Walter. bicycle in few hours each day. Health seeker table board, home cook-ln- k'CllVltlJPT. 1T 4HKaraeS- 00 North Eleventh. good 114 West rounded half a hundred of the FOR Seven-roo- .1.0 North Central by rreierrea. Address Box Hates by meal or week. 110 Pl" SALE modem bunga-lo- Sixteen!!, "CiL"0 West 1 most beautiful chorus girls that Journal, South Arno. Phone 1327-- - lllloren414 Sliver. North Eleventh, first ciars FOR SALE Fox Radlnmt bato burnor - . VO HBNT Piirnlsnia V." Iili7j Several desirable furnlslie'd repair, stove. ever blossomed in the whito light ir- k"i. ..i ItOOM ANI o ..nsTelpi'mi house,. McMillion strictly modern. Fur sale by owner. t23 North Thirteenth. ouns m:i" 1'"r Permanent JiOAKD lJuod meals with P"rch; no children. 110 m i. n & Wood, :o We,l district. seivieo and nurse Telephone SILVER Conn position. Goo.t salary. Who Iihs one oare. Applyl smnn pltclr iiiimiiiiin.. He had onto the vmone 171M-- rai'''vx'ly rnlslied fruuT I' FOR KALE i)y owner, suhiiTIiVii'homa", as new, JSC. Phone J02-.- Jumped stage """"" uoiiars to invent In p.iylng bus JViri niKii, loom. or rent New rn" room modern to in euro Mill niiN-- 6i5yvet Roma. Phono 1690-J- . four rooms and sleeping FOR engage a friendlly exchange autiirn is:, Journal. Nicely furnished room T.",ir, . . porch, city ROOFINCJ SALE t.i.'vt. water, fruit ees, arbor. e of repartee with a comedian and WANTED For General iierchan- - suitable for one or two with board. , separate giajie EXPEnTaranteworlt. Phone 1'34-J- . 3- - room lalge E1B ,. , """ly box 213, city. frame, Fourth warfl, Went 1472-- to be o uine store in Fruit, South Edith, "BNf-Three-r- onm SINOEh rflTECTRIC seemed getting the better Northern New Mexico. phone nd cottage, OR Sewing MaehlnT easy o bOUTH 1''h!Lil-'X'- Ce' s SALE In desirable two terms, furnished, $1,260. the when the manage- imi experienced salesman, capable sleeping bedroom and South Walt'r- - location, quick sale. 501 South H h . 4- - argument porch InleTpTni-- lnu 613 houses, store 1 r.O P'ljyalnfor g room adobe loose entire assisting in management. Also good board fo- - lady. In new house. Hot !"" m izm North Third. building, net Income FOR SALE Bolivia atuceo, close ln, ment turned the a month. Price $o,son, J2.JO0 bal-an- cloth coat, splendid close to per, trimmer nnd water heat. 1818 East Central. "imi,H-?TrNlc- cash, 10S5-- shops, a real chorus. . decorator, cltan 'i'ioo7ni: terms. Phone 1771 fxio condition. Phone 123 North bargain. m wnen FIRST-CLAS- J or Owner aii cienting necessary. S home-cooke- d 35o. hotel, 103 s, West Ceu- - bungalow. Good location. Walter. leaving town, $2,800. As the girls scampered toward oum also use wife If capable. All Iloom meals, month. . fs. per FOlt small Investment, one of bust and board, 110 PlnineJ713-W- buys FOr. SALE ten-ro- ex- soouin nave some per week. 5.i In 25 be- Five dry guodl Sales him, the delighted audience knowledge of bpanlsh. South 1 KBNT-FiTe-- lowlands, yield about net, Realty Co, w. Broadway, phone 1971-- wfn dro"m three V0' room pected the governor to beat a hasty jmui'-y- care journal. u rB' ith largo furnished houneT ing sacrificed ss owner must leave city. NoCrthn'rrt. Al""r K"ha'' Blnrt- - l0 S. Second. Phono LOOMS In cottages or main v'"s "uutn- - 607 " '(l"n' garage, on 1610 Apply 712 West Lead. lti 6S. instead of over- C3 building, west 'foment, retreat. But being reunite. to 1120 month. am. phone 29-- FOR per Excellent meais. J'tsilver. FOR SALE Five-roo- bun- SALE rijeycie In good comuTfoZ whelmed shouted to the girls: vVA.Nibl) Woman fur Pt. John's 4111. I'lSN'T-O- ne F ' T California Kava-- - ,he , goneru.1 house- Sanatorium, phone large clean "in " 'iS liousis CVeral ru6-- 1111 wm-k- strlctlj modern galow, modern heat, 214 blocks Slvth" Nurtlr "l'ou're mighty pretty. I am n'.io j.apt urand. FOU neW except KENT Glassed sleeping porch and CHi West Coirer "m btel W, , Jn'":'"1,1'' wa,,r pali Boutll from Robinson park. Lawn, trees, flow-era- , sure) most of you must have come VvANrKD Good cook, 4 room Telephone l.'iSO. Terms. family wages dressing with board for two. l.'i ."- : r I'hone 171.1.W. (ili'l;1NI'; MEXICAN CHILI can oarn 1'HU-- -- ,1, i.t.'v.. ... - : from Kansas." 01011m. rmillf; Blurk from car line. 919 ui-jmij FOR RENT New five-roo- u" South Walter runilshed sleeping modern FOR SALE 0 N or t b E le ii IXni r ,., Munri, :jc a pint. Ilvcred. WANTED Uirl fur I OH It NT room " ovuieu, cuise in. 331 ni an Norm Third, Seo room full mono W, C, PFEIFFER general housework, Large front adjoining 'rlh.i Fourth. o wner, 1015 house, bath, lot, fruit and i,i;i.v. nair (lays. 227 North IIIkIt. bath with board. Two em- South E Uth. shndo gentlemen trees, large chicken yard, paved '0t ln lock'fiv Bu-J- YEAR OF FOR ul'ly Five-mo- 14TH ITS WANTED A cook and to hel ployed preferred. 9.00 per week. 412 furnished room FOR RENT modern house In street. A bargain. Shown after 10 a. m. ''ll.Al.S good 2231-- 1th 415 South Walter. n h"ma- - Mr'- - Phone Real Estate, Loans, Insurance housework. North Eleventh, rVV" Hamm, Lnlyers.ty Heights; completely d; EXISTENCE IS BEGUN FOU Second. garage. I'hone 21, FOR wain kd competent woman to do KENT Glassed In sleeping porch SALifi Beautiful pieased brick lioii.e made Jelly. and RENT rn,.,7lu . ,. u...- - '''i1'" pum anJ BY 'THIRTEEN CLUB' coomng ana housework In small faiu- dressing room with board for man F'i,', . room'sdjolnlng full Thrprt ' bungalow, five rooms, sleenlnr norch 317 W. Gold. riioue 21. nr. 1Mb noutn Walter. and wife. Convalescent preferred, 212 'iE";:'6drrivate entrance. Garage. 617 Many deslral.le features. Hoo South' end double pressed brick garage; Ideal South West Plate. I'hono SL'OS-- Elm. 1121 home bear In WANTED to A-- m High. tey South Wulter. shops. For particulars Agent handle l line Ton Sale 50 New Dec. 14. After defy- JAMESON'3 rtANCff I' OR ItL.NT lilREE AND FIVK-HOO- quire South Third. For feet on 'Central York, toilet good. Apply room 1, Superior The place to get Vurnishcd llilit Cuttagee! 9i C"nJ,tl0ni Ch"P ing the jinx in every conceivable rioiei, liver v ooiwortns. well; two miles from town; keeping room for ladv only. 110 00 a furnished, rent very reasonable. Room FOIi SALE Corner lut, Thirteenth and WesrLue avenuo, choicest location in to - Slate, now to the of way, the Thirteen club started on WANTED Middle ased American worn and from town; good home J,lrN3tlonalBBnlc building. paving this corner, half ASIlisSTriM UflCU" rAO-r-r- heart Albuquerque. 2238-- momj21Ji!iEdi!h- square to street it of an to take of house conking. Fhone ICR RIQ.NT One heuted house" FOR RENT Furnished house! car. Cozy, livable two. Dest material made The price Is RIGHT. fourteenth year existence, charge Reason. largo four room built. Water, for stopping leaks The club held its thirteenth annual aoie wages. MO West Fruit. ItOOM AND HOARD tur two; done In. No aide or rooms badr, sleeping porch, garaEe lights, sink, !" roofs. 110 Kouth Oak. entrance private children.J1""' ,ro.n'.West Tron large toilet. 7U2 North Thirteenth. For Sale on A Spanish-America- n to l.ath from t45. Phone 177. OA L'L Two gforea with dinner the thirteenth of Decern WA.Mt.D speak' sleeping porch Jj;.ro"Jgarage, FOR New o;' Irving Player Piano, hea.i." and room. Porch southeast RKXT .Vice room FOR RENT four-roo- SALE six room homo In 10(1 living ware ber. The dinner began at 13 min- ing pin for general house work. Apply 818 exposure. adjoining- .th Nice cottage at w"h ro""' or wl" quarters, large South Arno. 1M5-- 307 heights. Oak floors, built In features. f"r 240.1-R- fad'' 8 13 in person to tus south f ourth. Phone for well man. Private home. o,it.M West riaseldlne. See B;'oad olty lot. Phone house In rear, opposite Santa utes to and ended at minutes 220 Furnished $2,000. Eight hundred down bl'. CRISTA TABLE HOARD Can accommodate two l"'J'iil!!'j 210 North Waller. Co., Second, phone 7.10 Fe a real after 12. Thirteen tables of diners RIAL Studies. Board, room or three balance like rent. Will take in small TYl'EWRITEHS, all msxc. $i, and up, shops; barsrain. tuition may be earned. persons for n.enls by the rooms, furnished'. LIST your vacant houses with car. McMillion & M per month with 13 at each tablo and 13 at Catalog free, week: rooms across h tf.B 'he City Wood. 200 West Cold. Albuquerque Typewriter mwKiiy nusincss college, Los Angeles, Many desirable features. 10UO South Realty Co., for prompt and efficient Exchange. 122 South Fourth. For Rent the table, ate 13 courses, F'emlng. 1(1.1 South Cednr. ir, ir.7-- Key 11:4 Kmnh v Un FOR SALE One four room frame houee, Centrally located speaker's W n pliotie Elf. "vice. a07WeatOnnl. 7. "".LS-Those ANTED Kpanlfch-Amerlca- to do phone ono three room fri.me and one two room win-on- a site for served by 13 waiters. girl BRltlil. UNO'S Private Tubercular ItKNT FOR RENT mlr Mills wishing parking station; will i.giu nouse work, family of two. An iana. ion One room uostnlr. rr. Modern furiilshed-f- frame. All furnished and for Products, please call at 308 lease JGO The diners entered the swer. toriiim steam heated rooms. Excel- nluhed for room renting 2272-.- for per month. banquet Adores u. A. "., cure Journal. lionsekeeplnu. Sink and house with two screened in $8:.. 00. Close In. Good location. $3T."0.00 "2l II1"" or Phone lent meuls. Night and nurses. Med-I'- hall by walking under a ladder WANTED day running water, die w..st Coal. porches and gurage, at 1201 East Copper tiik s theiu nil. See owner at 528 North ClfitlSTMAS TifEES ioTTTJ 13 and tray service free, sr.o I'hone lmi-j- . an.l 73 and sat with open umbrellas uoon and up FOR RENT Two Third. cents. Dellv-ere- oook: win pay good wages; small Phone 1365-- 1410 South Killth. and three furnUh. Delivered. Order now. d Bernalillo Townsite' Lots 13 skeletons in or rooms for FOR RENT Five-roo- thJe-roo- when l'lflS-- end the room. ramny three. Mrs. W. D. Weinman, MRS. light housekeeping. 1207 nicely fur- FOR HALE New house, fur- wanted. Phone MARSHALL'S home South Second, 1753-- nished home Every member fate In f" west copper. private for Phone In Fourth ward, on cor- nished pll corner riot 10UX142, fenced HICKS' tempted tubercular patients. sleeDlng nnrch. $50 some WANTliI Two to IMPERIAL ROOMS-Nl- ce. rooms': ner, per month. McMillion te Woed. and cross fenced, chicken CLEAN MILK, with a way. Every possible super ladles sell and dem room", rurnaca heat, lobby with clean 206 Went Gold. tight, many heavy cream line; ut large rates or ICOu stition was given a try-o- from onstrate a popular cnmnlexlnn hennH fireplace, tray service or table by day week. Over Pastime outbuildings, fixel for dairy. South iorn, c; qusrts. lf.e. Phun. fler. 23 board; Theater. West FOTt RENT Foui-roo- m Elm. Key 1124 South Walter. A a mirror to over percent commission and bonus. nurse attendance. Rates $30 00 and 21Hj Central. fun Ished house at Price V0," tractora--!! breaking tipping 11. MfiT 74:!. up. Modern heat. SI0.00. $1Fi2.1. Terms. Owner must sell. ,f t. Fl Paso, Texas. "" Norm Twelfth, oi.nne lir,i..T. T "e rn"m "nJ kitchen, fur- except No sick,' with iran plows. Hardware PROFESSIONAL CARDS. the salt, and then, as the banquet 'I"' J no children. 316 nt MiiIh find I'emMle. nished for housekeeping, steam heat. North Fourteenth, FOR SALE brick, by owner; Pennrtm-- J Korber Comnanv " - - ended, two members, took chairs 17!4 f'none 10S9-W- . 423 A WANTED .Man or wnmun West Central, phone 2.'.2. Sotuh Seventh, corner lot. side of luch waited for to canvuss Four-roo- crib-ke- iaiiia, mesh wire, pick, and jinxes to appear HUNT FOR RENT modern walks, garage, house, basement, hole post WILSON AND WILSON, city, w, I Chllders, 1713 North l'"AT turkeys and fresh esits! Vhon "u Three nicely modern fur- house, super, tool boi, hedKe cutter, gas and accept the challenges. i' our nished rooms partly furnished, two screened hot water heat, bath room, Inrgo cloeete. Attorneys, in. for light housekeeping, On porches gem WRsher. Phone, 2128-- Rooms 17 At daybreak the disgusted tempt- reasonable. car line, rent reasonable. Apply large front back and sleeping porches. .';n"o IS, and 19 Cromwell Building. 4ii9Wet Santa Fe. FOR PA LE 115.1-- ers, tired but their b.NHOt.L In the ONLY sehoi.l In the vti ciA ijlj Turkeys. Thomas, rhone 1207 North Twelfth. I'hone His. or sny real estate dealer In BnxedTl7ioTuro"ppicr ois5 Phone happy, snapped ii":i-d- l. FOR RENT Tv other varieties. houtnwest which uiviss Ind virtual In "iiousStccpiiiic rooms RENT town At former tlcWIrt at fate and left for home, structlon In Commercial furnished. Close FOR modern unfur- i. p. ii, fingers all Branches, FOR SALE - In, Highlands. 1:2.60 nished Founh. phone 2410. J5. western Range raised corn fed tur- Per month. S20 house with glassed sleeping WANTED M DK. ine School for Private Secre 2109-J- Apply North Third. iscei!aneous MJUl'HOMiS and all hand Instrument. 8. I.. UI RfON. tarles. phnnn Sol J. Keyi I'none F.LC.1N porch and bath, garage and chicken new HOTEL Sleeping rooms and 1220 WANTED Muat or used: nrlveie nt.a. Diseases of the fltnmneh IS ORDERED TO SELL FOR SALE Twelve Barred Rock Pul-- yard. South Arno. Small iioua.j uog. be tlons on in.,. WANTED Young men and women to housekeeping apartments, by the Room 7, above, 82-J- . 8ulte 9 Barnett BulldlneT leiiLiizo south Edith. day. F I ' R N I S H ED BUNGALOW 3 clienp. First National Bank prepare for positions In our DAY or weekjir month. 110214 West Central. Steam nuiming. FOR SALE ,j'dJm5Ph UK. MAK1.AKET CAKTWH1GIIT. LOT IN A CEMETERY FOR SALE Choice milk and fed heated and electric lighted without By tubercular, one overcoat, MuIlT SCHOOL. Thorough courses are grain FOR RENT Furnished TRA.N8KER all wool, size ,15. almost new. 20 dol- Residence .123 East Central at Kach I'none 1870-- r7nmsiitlror extra charge, 100 per month. St. John's and seavenjrer work done, your disposal. student received without kitchen. Steam heat. !m ressonable rates. E 722 lars. Apply at 1416 South Edith. Phone K71. 'i TO PAY WIFE ALIMONY INDIVIDUAL bALK Snnntortum. phone 4"1. a ririffith. room. Annex INSTRUCTION, thus run Pure bred Plymouth Rock between Second and Third. 1970-W- . KB. H. C. Eus- - JlgtOold, FOR RENT Iron, phone CI.ARKK, surlng rapid progress. Albuquerque nens. im south Wnltor. FOR Furnished or unfurnished. I RENT Nice bed ro7.rnTprlvate ent Four-roo- FOR THOSE REPAIR JOI1S shouTd' F0R PALE Solarium of Eye, Far, Nose and Threat. L,os Aneeles, Dec. 14. iness r.iiieee. nrtnoslte rltv hall FOR trance: modern house. Must rent that sulista ntlnl Calif., SALE White Leghorn hens. 1100 adjoining bathroom; with pri- quick as owner is be done, call Mr. Elxlt to fix "em. 107 construction. Ton can take sun baths Barnett Building. Phone worm 1!I9-- vate leaving town. lit ; When Charles Mannell married, he second. Phone family; gentleman employed. D04 Columbia. Phono 23H7-- Wlth thl Offlct Hours PERSONAL. West Realty Co., 313V, West Gold. Phone" iTiVt' But"1"- to 1 a. m. for two in ceme oALK Milk-fe- d Marble. and I to I p. n. bought space a "I" crate fattened Phone 673. WANTED A good m lie cow for her side WANTED Convalescent party to ah nens. J. V. Bwlfl. Tlnulpvnrd T!no,l FOR KEN a' FOR tery, by side, Intending that Furnished room adjoining FOR Two-roo- reed, will consider Inter if sat- SALE One 20 nlc cottane in 711 East Phone ln;o-W- . r'ent cottage with buying gauge Winchester W. M. he and his wife should rest there Highlands. bath, furnace heat and Must he 2153-- J Piimp gun. $.10. One 0 private sleeping porch, garage, electric light, isfactory gentle. Phone Winchester sheridanjOT above the rifle. $20. A-- Mmltr-- when had journeyed to the end SUNSET RANCH Something ordinary. city water. Lot fenced. 1007 MAX 1115 jnrblne Both l condition. Practice to they MRS. PliUD GILMAK Hut 10 wesi i.eaa. South BAHtiAlN STORE, at South est GKNITC) . together. Today he was directed Millinery Turkeys and chickens, range grown and High. Inquire 1811 South High. $15 First, wtll pay the highest nrlcei for Copper. ritlNAKf OlSBASEf made to order, riemoaeltnic a fpecial- corn rca. :;16-JG- . I' 1 FOR the court to the rnone KENT Two nicely furnished rooms per month. your second-han- d KALE If taken and by superior sell ty. over clothing, shoes and Cheap, at once, one disi:asi: of kkji Lady Lula Shop, Woolworttf for light and 858. wagr-n- VVassrmaa Inthe Jots and clear up his arrears of more. FOR KALIS Some choli-- S. C. Rhode housekeeping; lights FOR RENT Furnished bungalow, mod- furniture. Phone spring good as new; one set of Lalxirntory CoaMrttnn, waier work harness. Call Sec-Q"- ?lf1tinn to wife. Hazel Mannell island Red Pullets. Fhennsrd Str.iln furnished; upstairs; (35 month. ern, facing Phone WANTED on mort- at 1011 North 'l. Hank Bldg. Phong alimonv his WANTED to Invest three or four '.mi Toosy at 30ti Went Coal. University campus. Money lo loan first O. A. Becker. 8. "You wantt to be buried Party Ancona Pullets. Prices right for quick or call 10 to 12 week days, Sunday 3 to gagee. The of the wouldn't thousand In business i security principal dollars paying saie. 1213. 1700 Si FOR RENT Light rooms, p. m. Phone SS1-- Call 1524 our FOR SALK Blue coat F. C. BAKES, UT07 nida side now, the Rood 33, ijnone East ver. housekeeping at rirst consideration, J. D. Keleher with gray fur by anyway," very dividends. Address Box 21 1 collar care FOR completely furnished, ground floor. nasi central. West Hold, phone 410. and cuffs, silk lined. Good con- Diseases of (be Ere. Ulasaca court said yesterday. Journal, SALE clioi :a S. ;. Ilh d entrance, close In. $17,00. dition end not worn nttc4 private per I'Olt RENT Unfurnished WANTED Furniture . by sick. Call eve- Of flea 114 So-on- WANTED In small sanatorium, a doc ieiana itfia i'u le.s. Khononr.! hir.im irmiHn. 4ui south- Seventh). Will p;iy good nt, irs. 411 Knst Iron. removed to N. d tor to cive medical care to tuber Ancona pullets. I rises right for qulek house, sleeping porch, large front and cash price for some used furniture. at. Ground floor. Pbona 84S. all ALL furnished for light housekeeping, oaca porcn, nardwood or cook SOFT SPOTS He. and arch cular patients. Willing to g! room and aie. fnone 121X 105 But Siivr. two floorrs, garage. aisj range stove, heating stove, cushion. rooms and sleeping porch. One Large lot ln a very desirable location. Ice box, oil stove. Phone 834-- prevent fallen lnstps; cures all fool DR. W. T. MURPHEY The Trouble Shooter rood board and! reasonable pay, or would room and and one troubles $1. Itafte to LOSTAND "FOUND." kitchenette, large Albuquerque Realty Co., 8134 West BOO CI.EANINO Planter Arch Supports. Thoe. good responsible doctor. Address room witn closet. 710 west Lead. nolo. Flione 673. leather Co West Practice Mmltiil to TubercnlosU. LOST CxU RUGS CLEANED 12 00 :..K',,'T JI08 Central. A white bulldog from 418 South FOR RENT room STOP Barnett nulldlng Phone S36. TEUS YOU i iniru. newarn. Nicely furnished with Mattresses renovated, $3 60 up. Furniture Those windows from rattling", connecting bath, glassed sleeping r work. out sand, do- and cold bs Hours: 10 to 12 a.m.; S to S DRESSMAKING. LOST A paired, packed. Awning Porch Wp air p.m. black puppy, brown marking. porcn. in modern home. Oarage if de- FOR RENT Apartments. StateIIotel, curtains. Ph. BDO-- Ervln Redding Co. Installing Pence Mtal Weather Strips BFWINO by day. 2. hone 14.10-- 111 rvortrr Third. Phone 15S0-- sired. No sick or children. Phone 2341 J. Fourth and Phone 174I-- R. P. - Centrnl. KODAK FINISHING 3 TIMES A DAY Thomas, 1008 For- CHlRlpRACTORSr:3' LOST A - rester. FASHIONABLE GOWNS and ladles' tail crank for a largo truck. Re- FOR RENT Furnished bed room, pri- FOR RENT Small $1(1.00. EPTl ARM 218 Isfi7-- apartment, Remember, satlslactlon guaranteed. "Wywi-vv- ' orlng. South Walter, phone turn to Transfer Co., 48. vate entrance, bath. On car 17li8-- ! B. H. springer phone adjoining lJjKmithmgh, phono Send your ftnlj n" t a reliable estab- Wi Mr FEt TO AUTO TOP and SEAT Chlropraetla By Scott ' HEMSTITCH LOST line, also In distance of fhree-roo- on 1 INO and pleating. Phone Cameo pin set wlitl pearls. Finder easy walking FOR RENT Furnished lished firm. Return postage pit nressiBg, Effectn Auto Enamel. Vals-p- . Roem N. T ArmUo BMf. 581-- room 8 Melinl Myrtle return to re. business section or the railroad shops. mall orders. Hsnna Hnnna. tntt 'of building, uutti Drug Store and get No apartment, also four room. 1104 North Inc., Vnlspar Fnamel on lutomobliee. Knevf vour motor tliminatt tt Ptevert. Ten cents yard. ward. sick. $10 South Edith. Feeond. rommerflnt Phol oeri, PW Vw Paint. l.l.Ml BlAlt AIjiu ijSIt motor troublet, 1 his Uriel of trticlti ph.r. Plymouth Cottage Homestead The orange eoloreit cara Ele your 10 cents at LOST Near Floor Paint, Roof Paint end Cement. Sat- Engle. tell) you how. HEMSTITCHING, per yard, Central school, girls' black WANTED Position" EXCELLENT furnished apartment, AUTOMOBILEJ. Phant Butte dam and Hot Springe, N. Madame Rose Dressmaking shoo. piusn coat. Howard If returned to stenm heat. 108 South Arno. isfaction assured. Thoa F. Keteher I.eeth-e- r M. Meet all Phone Cn, 4" 10S7-.- trains at Engle. I.avlna some 'considerable trou- State hotel, over Bracy's cafeteria. 1217 South Broadway. Wanted rlousework ty t,ie day. i'hone 797-- EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING. O. We.t Central, phone Hot IPSO a. On engines 145. Springs at m. and l:S0 p. m. is' with the PLEATING, accordion, side and box: FOUND Muff on Barelus bridge. Owner OR RENT desirable furnished K. Sheet Metnl Works, 217 N. Third. Oldest Dam drivers, beat Data can ea ble experienced Spark N. 19 WANTED Very mall orders. Crane. North may nave same by identifying and Washing and Ironing by the apartment, close In, reasonable. 311 FOR SALE 4 6 IlK't Hillck, $600; .CARPENTEWlr3 the Dam line. We drive our own oars. Plugs continually oiling up, requiring Seventh. Crane Apartments, phone SI paying for this ad. Phone 2411-.l- t. dosen. Call 1703-.- North Sixth. Ford 1111 West Hold. FOl: 0nDJ6Bs7irmomrac wiirkTcaTl Write for reservations at our touring 1S7S-- expense. I HEFFERNAN frequent replacing or cleaning. This HEM ST ITCH NO done promptly In the FOUND Muff on Barelas bridge. Own WANTED Bundle washing to bring FOR RENT $2S0.(I0 liulck BROS.. Prnpa. Furnished, three rooms and buys good four, worth W. loo er nome. 2082-- ROOFS on reason-al'lo- . Hot Springs. N trouble can be stopped to a Tery large best possible manner, price per may .inve same by Identifying and Phone sleeping porch. Ideal location, Mrs. $800.00. Room 7, First National Hunk rcvJired or put new. yard. 117 Gold, phone 787-- Singer paying for this ad. Phone 2411-J-- l. CLEANING Thorn. Phone I227-- building. George Waters, phone 20SO-- the of the M PAPER Kalsniulnlns. John extent by setting point log ehino Company. S34-- LOST Keyholder containing: Two Yale, unodsnn. phone FOR RENT Three-roo- fur- - FOR SALE New Ford touriiiK at a bar- PAINTINd. poperhnnglntr and culclmln-In- an modem FOR Spark Plugs at angle. one door, ono trunk and two tool bo WANTED Work of kind by ihe nlshed apartment, gain If sold this week. Wood Motor Free estimate. Phone 1973-- fOjtALEOtk.SALE Rabbits and butce?TTi TYPEWRITERS. E. any glassed sleeping West keys. F. Whitney. Phone 148. Im- hour. Address box C. csre Journal. porch. $35.00. 407 South Co., or 213 North Sycamore. NKW WORK or floor- Lead. shows how most J., shed High. repairs. Roofs, This illustration FOlt KENT "11" perial T.sundry. Howard. windows. FOR KALE 5v0 Heeuiugton typowrlter. REFINED AMERICAN LADY, good couk FOR RENT Nicely-"furni- apart- OVERLAND TOURING CAR, good con- ing and Reasonable. Phone Fat rabbits. 5ort3 are and a moment's con new or will sell for S60.OV. 1052-- Fourth. 1595-- plugs set, practically wants position as housekeeper, ment, good location, steam heat. Call dition, $12.".. 00. Good tires and self Phone Address Bog B. B., care Journal. BUSINESSCHANCES. w. 410 2327-- sideration will show y.. pare Journal. West Gold. Phone starter. All complete. 607 "s West Central. IF YOU need a carpenter, call 1965-- FOR SALE Ioes. small rabblta and All overhauled 4 TYPEWRITERS makes FOR SALli Barber suop, buuth LADY will FOR RENT Four rooms SAVE! f0 to 75 per cent on used No Job too large or too small. Let hutches. 204 North Arno. that this allows the Ribbons ma Second. help with housework and and bath parts. end repaired. for every run for over twemy-riv- e us give you estimate. FOR Ex- - cooking for room, board ana email furnished for housekeeping. 224 Bouth etc.! stock dif- SALE Bred due., frying rabNta. oil to down and chine. Albuquerque ItiitS-M- drop - Typewrl'r FOU SALE Hotet, rooms, pool wages. 143S-.- Sixth. Inquire Hot-- I office. ferent cars. Mcintosh Co., 811 West PAINT1 J. Phone , 1208 ebons'. nhnne 9ng.,T. 121' (South Fourth. twenty Telephone Savoy Cop.. pnperhanglng and kalsnmin. North Sllrtrf. bridge the gap be. nail and bin good lease. 813 South POSITION WANTED FOR RENT An of three per. Ing. All work guaranteed. George C FOR SALE Two cowJI First. Bookkeeping apartment Morris. 1410 Jersey J. y. tween the points. FOR SALE Ranches. clerk. SO years experience In the east. rooms, sleeping porch and bath, un- North Eighth, phone Bwiri, Houievard Hoed. Phone 1920-- Two-stor- 2.t:in.w. FOR SALE y brick building. Address A. 724 East Centrnl. furnished, except stove. 203 South Broad- twn ana corn When the poinfj OH bALli Five miles nirth ( city, 215 South First: location good for any way. FORD TOURING Buiit jiniK red turkeys, acres orchard, grapes and WANTED Position as practical nurse. CARPENTERING, all classes. Free esti- live weisrht 45c, dressed 60o. Phona 56 good kind of business. Two-roo- For sale, has winter and a number mate.! 2410-R-- are set at an angle SuQ feet Confinement cases preferred. Willing LINCOLN APARTMENTS top and guaranteed work. Ask my chicken proposition, on Highland of extras. See It before Oden customers. E. 70 on Osuna Cor- FOR SALJ OK TRADE A rooming to assist with housework. $15 East cottago, sleeping porch completely fur- buying. E. Johnson, ltd John, FOR this way, the oil road and feet road. Bulck Co., Fifth and Gold, Phone 1200. 1751-- SALE One span mulss and wagon. ner Terms if desired. house, sixteen rooms, A sure money Banta Fe. nished, steam beated apartments. 313 phone from TWO property. Apply Kouth Bargain. $115.00 takes them. Owl drops O. O. Bebber. 108 8 uth Third. maker. Well located, very reasonably WANTED Position as salesman or col- Third. I WANT you to Investigate my low prices Feed Store, 900 North Irst. priced. Realty Sales Co., 114 South Sea AT on Kind or points, which are be lector by yountr married man, also THE WASHINGTON 1002 West any a building proposition FOR SALE nnd. Phone Sfi. ' have Central. WE maintain a large stock of used you heve 1n view. A. K. Bunga- - Cheap, two heifers, on low the sur- some knowledge of bookkeeping-- Dandy apartment for two Palmer, Holstein and one ba firing Address 13. care Journal. adults. Furnished linen cars at all times. Our prices are the In Builder. Fox 41, city, hone 1768-- Jersey. Will at for WSZSl Bog except and bed al- fresh soon. J. B. Stock face of the and help to keep it It'n hard enough, best, FOR" RENTOl No 83. D. lowest. We will make a reasonable Nlpp Farm. Plug, on CALL HUTCHINSON for house cleaning covering. sick. Phone J. cor Phone 2421-R- clean, legislators to keep their mind FOR HUNT or room. Eakln, prop. lowance for any you wish to trade MATTRESS RENOVATING 23- - Office space, Uck ajd wall cleaning, floor waxing, paint- In and ar- their business. And now a nor West Gold. regardless of condition will ing, kalsomlnlng, and chimney sweeping. FOR RENT Three rooms, glassed sleep- range terms to meet tho customer. Mc- MATTRESSES remaiTtt, S3.&0 and up. Another reason why trouble is year-ol- d has been elected to FOR - Odd 2082-- worn. girl RENT Office and desk space, lp- Job Man, phone ing porch south side, bath adjoining. intosh Auto Company, 5 West Furniture rpalrlnff. Awning tho MlBHOurl Nash- S34-- with Plugs oiling up, is legislature. ouire 1117 west uoio. Nicely furnished for houseekeplng. De- Copper, phone 612, Rur rleanfntr. fhiine Ervln Bed ville Tenncsseean. sirable location. 01 Coal. ding enmpanr. because you are using a Plug with a FOR RENT Office rooms Knrber build West 1IOBB3 QUALITY CARS that is ing; Korber ft Co.. auto dept. t LR.NiTLHia repaired. Cnlk-- for and FOR RENT furnished thren Are an Investment, not a speculation. body either too long or too 1S72-- Nicely COLGIIS AND COLDS IN FOR RENT Store room or office at delivered. Phone rooms and sleeping porch or two room! They will pay dividends of sorvlce and short for Use 11 re- your engine. a Plug, WINTER South Third. Apply at 403 Weat FURNITURE- repairing. Awning work. and sleeping porch, one front bed room. pleasure. We have lust completed when t9il-- a few for "A that screwed into the cylinder, Indoor Ufa In Winter Central, Porcn curtains. Phone Ervln All hot air heat Hot and old water. building your Inspection. sedentary FOR ur busi- Bedding No Bick, no children. 400 South Seventh. demonstration wilt leave you satisfied. just allows the bottom of the to has direct on RENT office space small eiimpany. C Plug a bearing the preva- ness, avenue prices are not historic. ANEW HOME come level with the Centra location, ground FOU BALE Four rooms of good furni- FOR RKMT Cheap. Unfurnished HOBBS MOTOR CO. inside of the cyl. lence of coughs and colds. Keep floor. Address P. O. Box S73. ture. aell Also City. Will all or nart chenn. apartments. Modern 81J-ni- 424 bowels overcome , except heat. West Central Phone llvlng-dlnin- ir inder. Most spark plug manufactur- the active and horse, harness and buirgy. Phone 2411-R- Three rooms In the Fourth ward; has room, den, two bed constipation with Cathartic TOR and bath, $16.00i four ers have a chart which shows the cor- Foley RENT Storerooms. FOK SALli Ureters, baby rarrhtu:. rooms and bath, 120.00. On car line. rooms, hall, bath, kitchen, breakfast room, and all kinds of Tablets. Colds, coughs, croup, Phone 190. Lurn-h- closets and built-i- n aide-wal- ks rect plug to use for WILL arralint, lu suit tenant a nbftlttw tfift Wacon. larurt stock of used furni McKlnlcy Land and WAN'ILtl features, basement and hot air heat, your engine. cheBt and bronchial khI-ta- r, company. 'lu throat, trouble foot brick building; good condition; ture, corrugated utoel roofing, violin, or three rooms, small and shade trees, on corner lot. 1923 fcy the Fur-n- it small, payment Copyfllttl Tecnnlcil quickly relieved with Foley's Honey opposite Santa Fe sbonsi reasonable ahot (cuna, rpvolveri. Murphy down, Phone 1131-- Syndicate! and Tar. Contains no in term a See or write U Tleyman, 101 lira Company, 32S Bouth Klrnt. ? IMn opiates WIH a of or rooms Priced to sell at 3,500. Will First. Albuquerque. N. M ROOM want home live six gredients printed o.i wrapper. Loan. AND HOARD lu healtliseekcr's In (nod location. Give lowest cost Largest seljlnjr cough medicine in Moneyto home In exchange for new tubercular and atreet number. No How is It for women UulikV" e, treatment. price, agen'a possible ihi World, "Foley's Honev and TO LOAN Oil walchis, Box care Journal. ddre me Hot It eer Joiirnsl tWm. J. Leverett' uimOTiauu imiura wnen 's wonderful for X T a n urn ber of II v y; ire local gun and everything valuable. inyXar attttrks it ialfsmen. are Mr. It. 213 "WELL CONTRACTOR7 110. hav to depend almost entirel 0:1 Poi;rifi3 nil eolds," writes W. H. If you maktnr leu than Marcus. South First. Phone . TlEAXTOn. 313 West Go! $10,00 per day, it will pay you to see AICNET TO LOAN on WELLS their husbands for their political eiuce. r.ilift rnla Sole! mfi. diamonds, watches DH.Il.i.EIJ, driven and repaired, RENT OR LEASE FauiTTou Ijorav, 1 Aipl at fill Went Central or at City Office, University Helghls Development education? Columbia, Record, where. Adv. . - and good Jewelry; ltbe.'al. reliable, con. pumps, tanks, towera. J. K Wolkinu, acres alfalfa. tHrce acres garden. Company. every Bronx hot.I. Call w Mr, 14S3-.W- yradevellt tlderulai. (Jot tile b Jewelry Co., 10 N. 1st. 2S .Weat JliUlDe, sboM , Jcm Hodsei, "il SVest Gold, Tage Twelve ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' December 15, 1922

DEATHS AND FUNERALS Let Us Send a Man Gordon Landon's El-- i NO SHEPHERD The body of ! I'o replace that broken window HOTEL STOCK mrr K. Shepherd was sent lust glass. Albuquerquo Lumber Co Shade Shop night to his former home In Oak-- ; Phone 421. Shades: made to order. neeom-- 423 North First. COc land, Calif. Mr.". Shepherd i We offer cash share Luxor Hand-Mad- e That could have that food yes- were (Victor you bought staple panied it. Strung Brothers Cloths) in We will sell 70c share !1R for less than other dealer would have charge. Kirsh Curtain Rods EATER terday any Phone 16 1!-- 415 North Sixth had to pay? WILSON Mifs Wilson to- Georgia Pat, the Plumber Cheer up! You can buy another staple food died hero yesterday afternoon,; Western Mortgage TODAY AND TOMORROW at a aged 27 year. Her brother was and day just as big bargain. hn- - will take the Plumbing Heatlny.' with ami body tuj Work Aly Long Suit. Company Richland. Tex. Strong Brothers; Repair Alaska Sookeya led Salmon (are in charge. Phone 201. Investment Dealers Christmas Puddings FIERCE Burdette C. Fierce Virginia Raked Tfam Amount We are Quite sure you will this sweet died here last niprht. His wife will Pies, X appreciate to former Cakes, Candy and Other salmon, cans 29c take tho body hark their WOOD Home Cooked Poods m$:$k pound homo. in Ames, la. strong Broth- THAT IS WOOD One more cask of that real Saucr Kraut is here; ers arc In charge. 15c Direct from forest to your fire- - Kansas City Expert Handmade Gifts quart ALBRIGHT The infant daugh- place; logs and chunks and stove Think of Life Buoy health soap, at only 5c ter of Mr. ami Mrs. J. ",. Albright wood, any length desired; Ulnd- - Tailors ST. JOHN'S GCILD BAZAAR idled here yesterday and the body ling. Tijeras phone 2101-R-- l. at Clinmberllii lint Shop, was taken to Strong Brothers' mor- City office, 218 li West Gold. ' 109 South Fourth Phono DCO. Special attention given WARD'S CASH STORE Phone 28 tuary. No funeral arrangements and have been made. to remodeling Furs Dec. 16 high-clas- Saturday, 608 West Central. Orders Delivered for 10c g s clothes. SIARTINEZ Toinas Martinez, Located in died last night at ti,h residence on Christmas Trees North Arno street, after a short! Illness. Hn i.s survived by one to Merchants and rrivata Bill's Shop hrotliev. He. was a member of the Individuals. itllfl'liiirtiiffii VV. W. '" A. The was 215 South Second Street body taken; Phono 37J. 323 S. R1ZE BAfiC to Crollntt's funeral parlors pend-- j Second Phone 480. funeral arrangements. ing AT WILLIAMS STREET Albuquerque's Always SAM ZA R Mrs. Guadalupe Sal-aza- r, S" old, (lied last night DANCE HALL Worth years TWO-PAN- T SITTS Finest reMilciiee. She is survived ;.t her Ready-to-We- ar 5c DANCE Theater While hy two daughters, Mrs. Abellno Please the School Salazar. and Mrs. Alfredo Salazar, 1300 South Williams both of this city. Funeral ar- $30.00 Boy Crollott BOOTH & SP1TZMESSER TONIGHT rangements are pending. OK THE SCHOOL GIRL 'George ' is in charge. Phono 781. 113 S. Scconc? Music by Christmas with i NOW SHOWING ft MOONLIGHT FitzmausiceB That gift you are puzzled nliout THE EMPIRE CHAIR-DES- PRODUCTION v' will bo found at Evcrltt's, Inc., for Homo Study SERENADERS Jewelers. Adv. GALLUP COAL THE SOUTHWESTERN EDU- - i remarkable assortment of the CATIONAL EXCHANGE lomve "j i men like Evcr-- I kind of watches nt Fuel Co. 117 West Avenue, City itt's Inc. Adv. Ford and Blackburn Copper JUST RECEIVED Headquarters for educational 900 N. First. Phono 38S-- ' ' Reduce your fuel bills by using supplies, wholesale and retail. Xew WI,H In Shipment Navajo Blankets Sugnrlto Fancy Walnut Coal Small Runners I furnace, heater or range $9.75 t:C?r, BettqCombson pvr ton. Phone; 35. Gcrtnantown Pillow Tops and STEAM BOILERS Runners , Cn(iDeilLijtell j. cent off on Pressure tanks, steel stacks, built v Twenty per and Albuquerque-Sant- a Some ail suit cases. James Gruns-feld- , repaired. Guaranteed rebuilt extra large ones. boilera for sale. Expert boiler-make- rs the exclusive luggage and welders. Fe We pack them for shipment. trim. TSBW .?S3el I The greatest story xif Il shop, 105 South First. NEW MFXICO NTKEIj CO.. Inc. twicj: daiIjY, star stage romantic love ever II. Louis Hahn, LEAVE written. A Mgr. Mburjuerqtie . 7:.?0 a. m Robert Jones picture that Phono 2023-J- . 1947-M- .. races hun- c. II. CONN M o. Res. . 2:00 p. through a fk. i. t). Mbuquerouo hi. 822 S. Walter. Phone (182. dred Specialist. , 8 :0 a, m. breathless thrills, Osteopathic auta I'e .. . 4:00 m. a. Slcrn Bldg. Tel. "Ol-- J. 325-- p. through hundred arkivi; Keenes of dazzling ?anta !; ... .10:8 a. m. VIOLETS ' beauty. With Holiday O.fts. r. s. S. Sunshine ianta . . . &:0'J p. m, Betty Product. Machine-Shelle- d Plnon Sweet l'eas. Roses, Carnations, Vlbuqut-rqu- a. Compson the sweetest, .11:00 in. heroine ever Nuts. The Dainty Nut In Daintv Daisies, Calendulas, other :00 p. m. seen and I AKK hACII WAV Bert Fannie . Bpltz, 323 Huwers. Theodore Lytell, her dar- Packages. Albaiiurniiie Ottlce KIiikIIhk Urul. Supported by Kosloff, lover. North Tenth St. Tel. H02. All v J. Hat-'to- n ing "The Flower ( iKiir Store. rltniif tU0 Ferguson, Raymond packages carry my Registered Shop" iftnt.l I' Oftlro Hunk Cili'tlnertT. FOR PARKING and Walter Long. Trade Mark. Adv. 118 S. Fourth. Phono V88-- J I'hune ii'S. I RANK E. MneCI! ACliFN. ADDED ATTRACTIONS DAISY H. MhcCUACKFN RIVILEGES Osteopathic I'hysleiuns. 500 V. Central. Ph. OHIce 8I-- Mrs. Helen Mayer "MADE IK THE KITCHEN" Residence SH-- J Adv. after a month's Illness is now Coal Yard L . 1. Liberty s able to return1 to work, where I have a vacant lot on A MACK SENNETT COMEDY Mrs. E. W. Tennent, Public Sten- she will be pleased to receive William Fox the of artistry ographer. 313 WiGold; phone 111). her patrons and friends ot the Gallup Lump Central avenue which can PRICES: presents culminating triumph Adv. in the screen world the gorgeous, beautiful and sensa- MAKINELLO BEAUTY SHOP be entered from the rear Matinee: Adults, 25c; Children, 10c. Rome. Gallup Egg tional photodrama of the glories of Ancient Twenty per cent off on and which I am Night (6 to 11): Adults, 35c; Children, 15c. all James Cedar Wood willing bags. Grunsfeld,i NOTICE to let for the exclusive luggage shop, The Democrats of Precinct Pin on Wood parking privi 105 South First street. 13 will meet at tho City Hall leges. See S. Kahn at on this evening, Dec. 15, 7:30 Prompt Delivery 109 p, m. to nominate a candidate North First Street. I for Justice of the Peace and a Phone 279 Constable. Guy's Transfer ' W. C. HBACOCK, Chairman. Daily local freighters to Berna- lillo and long trips a specialty ill Phono 371. 323 S. Second Economy Laundry I Steel Mail Tho Cat-Ka- te Laundry Save Millite Boxes A few of our prices; 75c and $1.25 B. V. D.'B -' TODAY AND Socks ;?f- Lamps TOMORROW Good, substantial Pajamas "5C Cleaners boxes, the -- 5c !P!RE kind that last ns as the Union Suits long Shirts, plain 15e 10, 15, 25, 40, 50 Watts Directed by J. Gordon Edwards. DYERS AND HATTERS building. Others at :i."c un. Hie & MAI GER Night Shirts sell for 35c HCO CLEANING KARE Our Prices on Ladies' Worts Phone 45:i. Cor. nth tind tkld 1st and Copper. Phono Z0o 60 Watts . ; ....40c Clara Kimball Special Orchestra Will Accompany the Evening Shows, Correspondingly Low. Positively All Silka and Wool- 75 Watts 60c J Starting at 7:40 p. m. ens Washed and Ironed by 100 Watts 75c Hand. m For Sale Phone 224 BUILT FOR SERVICE Cheap Fish Fish Fish Is a fitting slogan for save Young' Slightly used Baldwin .Ma nualo mlllito electric lamps. They are ADMISSION: player piano with CO rolls; an FRESH TODAY Ideal Christinas gift. Write lo Come In and inspect the fish: TIFLESS K. Fresh small The of Nara D. 411 Spanish .Mackerel, Hands , Matinee Adults, 35c; Children, 15c. Chavez. West Santa Special for 2 Days l''e, Albuquerque. Perch, Flounders, Sandabs, & Night Adults, 50c; Children, 25c. Smelts, Halibut, deep sea wa- J. KORBER CO. m. ter rainbow Lynnha-ve- n Only Hardware jime of the Shows 3:10, 5:20, 7:40, 9:40 p. Salmon, STRICTLY CASH Albuquerque's Big metro l:0t, Oysters. Store. Just Across From I FICTURJE I Presented Garson II Fancy Jonathan apples, per City Hall by Harry I THE REST Fish Market box $1.60 City Colorado per Christmas Present 308 S. Second. Phone SS.'.-- Good potatoes, Deliver to any part of sack '"" One that your wife or mother city. Kansas corn, per 1U0 lbs. S1.85 will appreciate 3tii days in the Wbito bran, per 100 lbs. $1.85 ALSO year. Give her a VACUETTE 100 lbs 82.35 CARPET Wheat, per XMAS iCIAU SWEEPER. For free Pinto beans, per 100 lbs. $10.25 demonstration phone 1628-- Seal of the Rockies flour, "LET 'ESI RON" Shelled Pinon Nuts high patent, per 100... $3. 70 WATCH Good flour, per 100 $3.00 A TWO-PAR- T COMEDY. 10 lis. Colorado Potatoes 17c $1 per pound VAIO IHtOS. PHONE 473 $5.00 SPECIAL 307-- H N. First. Freo Delivery Sandwich Trays, Bread Trays, Why pay S3 to $,1.00 per ECIALS REGULAR PRICES. Compotiers, Baskets, Casseroles pound for these shelled nuts 100 lbs. Colorado Potatoes. .1.45 with l'yrwx Glass Lining. All high when our new sanitary shelling grade silver and fully guaranteed. invention puts the nuts within Colorado Potatoes 80c Jeweler the reach of every one at $1 50 pounds Wiseman, per pound at factory. COAL 10 bars P. & G. Soap 45c Second and Gold X lb. In Christmas box, $1.25. 10 bars Petrolene Soap and J. H. AUSTIN We want everybody in Albu- 5 bars White Lily Soap $1.00 Gallup Lump querque To Try Our SUTZEN BARBER 17-Jew- 4 packages Beechnut Macaroni or Spaghetti. .47c , Rocky Mountain Pinons Ladies' 15 and el Call 12 Corona Macaroni or .. .86c Sutzen Sanatorium Barber. Phone HOO-- R Wrist packages Spaghetti. Have car, call at your house. Omera Egg Watches, 5 pounds large Prunes $1.00 Number has been changed 1521 South Arno. Albuquerque, $15 to $60 3 No. cans Glass Jar Sliced Peaches 98c from 213C-- to 20SG-- Await N. M. Furnace Coal 2'j your call. - Thnf' TV WO urn anlliiifF h TTatinw 3 No. 2'- cans Glass Jar Apricots 98c (For mall orders add, lb., Men's Stream Line, very hi per u'alnut sla at a 3 No. cans Glass Jar Melba Peaches. .. .98c 23 cents extra for packing and Superior Lump thin, Howard, Elgin and SIGN 6f C00D COAL si'ec'ial. PrIce of 6 No. 2J2 cans Hesperian Peaches...... $1.62 JUST RECEIVED postage.) Waltham Watches, in 6 No. cans new and odd 2Vi Hesperian Apricots $1.62 Several sets Riessci fork CO. shapes, 3 No. 2'2 cans Sunkist Cling Peaches .95c and spoon chests of silver in AZTEC FUEL green and white gold $9.75 Per Ton Sunkist No. 2 cans, 24c Rogers and Community. Latest cases ' Apricots, each..... patterns, new goods, and fully 251 Sunkist Pears, No. 2 cans 31c PHONE $20 to $60 We also have this high grade coal In Fancy Lump and Fancy guaranteed. a sizes. Order now. Del Monte Blackberries, can .....23c Buy Egg yours Wiseman, Jeweler SUGAR CURED 1102 North First Street ORDERS OVER DELIVERED FREE. Second and Gold ANOTHER SPECIAL NEW STATE COAL COMPANY $5.00 L. J. MILLER, Pres. Solid ROSE DALE CRUSHED HAM gold and platinum Exclusive Agents for Swastika and Sugarite Coal, PINEAPPLE, CpTx Cuff Links, No. 10 tin W. Phone 35. , DOL, Pliono 2.V. 421 Central For Your Friend's $5 to $18 Libby's Asparagus, No. 2' tin 44c RENTACAR Christmas Present IIIMUJWII 'III '. Fort Pumpkin, No. 3 tin 23c Drive It Yourself New Fords You can't beat these and andSedane For Monarch Pork and Beans, G No. 2 cans 68c Dodges. Coupes Saturday Only Make Me an Offer Prices Anywhere. ALBUQUERQUE 25c 15 Colorado String Beans, 6 No. 2 cans 72c DRIVERLESS CAR CO. Pound ON STOCK OF AUCTION SALE, FRIDAY, DEC. , Cars Delivered. City Electric Co. FOGG I have been employed by Mr.: Iluntor to sell the entire fur- six-roo- South Arno street. The (New Mexico Corporation) nishings of his home nt til 10 lbs. Sranulated Sugar 80c THE JEWELER furnishings of this home cost over 52.600. Below you will see SINCE 1883 City Electric Co. 118 South Fourth Street a partial list of what will be sold: Living room suit consist- ing of $85 day lounge, 150 library table, rockers and chairs Green Hill 6 cans 56c if (Arizona Corporation) Just Opposite the two bedroom Tomatoes, 201 North First Street. Address to match; this suit is the same as new; suites, G ono consists of one $95 dress- Royal Gorge Tomatoes, No. 212 cans 85c Phone 190. BOX 14-- J, JOURNAL Postoffice. in old Ivory; the old ivory suite 988-J-. er, one $85 chiffonier, bed and chairs to match; the walnut May Day Gentlemen Corn, G cans 85c Phone Cs Your order; We Will Phone Country Do suite consists of ono $135 vanity dresser, one $115 chiffonier, Storm Lake 6 No. 2 is the Rest. Is Corn, cans 70c rri!vinc. bed. rocker, and chairs to match; thia solid walnut, nut Sego Peas, 6 No. 2 cans $1.10 t Imitation or veneered, but solid walnut; something that Is J'D E W E LER S CHOCOLATE hard to find In furniture' stores nowdays; $425 dining room Bofisco Salmon, tall cans, 2 for 47c suite, consisting of dining tablo, buffet, china closet, serving Bonita Tuna, 5 cans 95c ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. M.YKE VOIR NEXT ORDER table and six leather upholstered chairs and is a beauty; four Swift's Sliced Axmlnster rugs, txl2, and they are of the best quality; Iron Bacon, pound package 48c CREAM COFFEE bed, oak dreBer, lioosicr kitchen cabinet, refrigerators, and a CERRILLOS EGG COAL big lot of other articles not mentioned In this ad. Now if you. Sold want to make a nice Christmas gift here Is whore you cart at this Store. It Is tho Best by Every Test find it, as these goods are all Just tho same as now; never SKINNER'S Fish Market used by sick and have had the best of care; and no bettei City Costs Less Burns Longer Makes Most Heat furniturei could be found elsewhere. This furniture will ap- 306 S. Second. Phono 885-- peal to the most discriminating persons. The house will be Delivery to all parts of town. open the 16th from 8 a. m. till 2:30 p. m., time of sale. Bo WILLY-NILL- Y Fresh fish received dally. HAHN COAL CO. PHONE 91 you may inspect tile furniture and select what you may Want Baltimore and California oys- to buy. Don't forget the date, December 16, place 711 South ters. MACARONI-SrGHETT- J m. Come Phone 60. 205 South First Street. Truck Delivery Where Desired Arno street,' time 2:30 p. and be with tho crowd. Phone Your Orders house is alBO for rent." J. L, Auctioneer. ondPurt EGO NOODLES, The COBER,