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DEGREE PARADE OF CRAFTS YEARS OF PEACE BETWEEN U.S. : GLEAM itIN DEAD SWEEP AVIATORS SPEAKING AT ROBINSON PARK ID CANADA IS COMMEMORATED DA COP PU FOUND IH Two Thousand Take Part in the Annual Pa--; Portal of Peace at Blaine Is to Be Formally De 1ST ; Addresses Are Delivered Pacific From Vancouver rade; Appropriate dicated; Highway Out- E. B. Edward E. Tittman, of to Tia Lower Be Japanese Completely By Swope; Juana, California, Will classed; 10,000 Specta- VIRHIODS Atwood. ' Hillsboro; John C. Lehner and L. D. Formally Opened. tors Witness Last Days Wreck Play; Lenglen in Doubles. of Bombing Plane Representing almost knowledge of their crafts and their (BY THR ASSOCIATED PRESS.) every secrets father to son Used in Scouting Is Lo- ranch of organized labor In the trade from Blaine, Wash., Sept. 6. More be represented because the treaty (By The Assnriutrd Fresn.) more than 1.500 men marched and grandson." than one hundred years of peace signed December 24, 1814, under Forest Hills, N. Y.. Sept. 5. cated By Groans o$ In- city, tSpeaking of wages and wage Can- in the Labor between Canada and the United which the United States and American Davis cup tennis players, Day pnrade yesterday crlterlop, the speaker pointed out ada have lived side side in Marh morning. Tho formed on is not a of what States one hundred years without by defending the international trophy, jured parade that it question or peace for a hundred years, was In the streets south of Gold avenue wages had been, it was a question fortifications armies along three made their victory the challenge on Central thousand milts of border will be signed at Ghent, in Belgium. The round over at the LONE SURVIVOR NOT and, uniting each unit of what tluy fairly should be now. French the Japan complete avenue, continued east on Central commemorated tomorrow with the flag will represent West Side club today when they "It is quite immaterial what they large of the Canadian pop- I v EXPECTED TO to First street and back up the wore in 1914," he stated. dedication ot the Peace Portal a portion f K won the remaining two singles RECOVER avenue where huge arch of steel and cement, on ulation of French extraction. of five match to Robinson park, .1. C. Iit'hnrr Speaks. Twelve A. B. matches the program. scheduled. la- the international line years ago. Todd, of T. of Phila- the speaking was "It in the public's respect of boundary Victoria, idea of a William Tllden II., Bodies of Three Victims Sus Tho was Into which has us all her near here. originated the defeated Kumagne, parade separated bor, brought th- - arterial delphia, Ichiya divisions which marchod in the J. C. At same time the Pacific great highway traversing Head Down, in today," declared Lehner, w' the Pacific Const from British Co- pended, order: was second on the Highway, running from Vancouver M. of Ran following ' the speaker pro lumbia to Mexico. In fall of William Johnston, Mid Held in . First Division Marshal It. J. "We are B. C, to Tia Juana, Lower Califor- the won Zenzo Shi- - Air, Cockpits gram. gathered together will be 1910, H. L Bowlhy, state highway Francisco, from Sec. Daykoff, Pat as has been the custom for nia, formally dedicated with 7, 2, Eatty. Aides, just commissoner of Washington, began mlflzu, By Footstraps, McCaffrey, M. K. Quinliver, W. K. tho past forty years, to celebrate elaborate ceremonies. The high- These with Martin which is now com- surveys for that portion of the victories, coupled Home, Thos. McElvain, one day consecrated to the work way, practically the of two matches The AoKnclatrd - with highway which lies in Washington. winning singles (By Preng.) Gallegos.- ingman. pleted the exception of raving and doubles matches of w. Automobile Chair- Is on certain stretches, is 2,000 Formation of the Paclfio Highway Friday the Charleston, Va., Sept. 5. Speakers In "While the celebration today nearly Association Tilden and John The bodies man B. Ed- and it miles long and traverses the states followed, and with the Saturday, gave cf four of the five mem- E. Swope. Speakers, a great enthusiastic one, commencement of Cali- ston and R. Norrls Williams, of ward K. Tittman. John C. Lehner, will be larger each year of the Im- of Oregon, Washington and Cali- surveys by bers of the crew of the govern- fornia. mile of road will fornia and Oregon highway depart- Boston, and Watson M. Washburn, ment L. D, Atwood. mediate future. Why is this? It is Every the ments Martin bombing plane Num- Discharged Firemen, because labor Is the and be paved by 1925. according to the work was fairly started. of New York, the doubles pair, five City Band, producer In June 1915 the idea of a Peace victories in a concluding ber five from Langley Field, Va., Camp Fire Girls, Central Labor the world is gaining in its respect present plans. straight were found on Mabel Theresa in her Portal was launched at a Joint flag-raisi- round ot the 1921 Davis cup today the north side Union. for the producer." , lllu Benney The Peace Portal, constructed by of Twenty Mile ten miles Brick- cap and own. the Pacific Association In ceremony at Blaine on the matches, which began last June Creek, Second Division Lathers, Mr. Lehner gave a short history jj Highway of southwest of Summerville, and the Sheetmetal Workers, Hod of labor the ages until it New York, 6. accord with an act of Parliament site the present arch, Plans with twelve nations as challengers. layers, through Sept. (Special) were laid at be- fifth aviator Is en route to Charles- Carriers, Glaziers, Railroad Clerks. has reached Its place In .me lourin woman and eleventh and an Order in Council, rests half that time, but These same five victories scored In ton in present cause of tho war, construction Iden- a serlour condition according Third Division Veterans of For- modern life. American to be awarded the degree on Canndinn and half on American Charles W. Pugsley. retaining the trophy gave an to information received was In Gar- of doctor of soli. Of Grecian Doric it has work did not begin until last year. tical final count with made by tonight by eign Wars, Machinists, Brewery "Labor started the letters by the Univer- type, Charles W. of Nebraska that Major Davenport Johnson, in he declared. "When of The- been of Samuel Hill. Seattle good roads Pugsley the same team In New Plumbers, Maintenance den of Eden," sity Paris is Miss Mabel pronounced surpassing Consul-Gener- virtually of Workers, al has been selected charge the army air forces here. the of wisdom was eaten resa California Her beauty. On the plinth on the south enthusiast and honorary by President Zealand this year. of Ways. apple Bonney, girl. for In the Pacific Harding to bo assistant early The dead are: Fourth Division Oldtown Band, and wisdom fell upon humans and thesis was a critical analysis of the side are Inscribed the words: Belgium secretary 10.000 Spectators. Lieutenant L. bet- Northwest was credited with con- of agriculture to succeed Dr. Elmer Harry Speck, pilot, Carpenters, Cigar Makers. Painters. they saw that they could live drama of Alexander Dumas. "Fils." "Children of a Common Mother"; D. While the outcome of today's Medford, Ore. If would sow and Miss on the side the runs: ception of the original plans, Ball, whose resignation to take Boilermakers, Laborers, ter they reap." Bonney also sets an age rec- north legend 1 play had no bearing on the reten- Lieutenant W. S. ob- Stage Atwood1. In eftect October has been accepted, FItzpatrick, Hands and Motion Picture Opera- Privilege Not Wanted ord for tho dectorate. being only "Brethren Dwelling Together Mr. tion of the cup which already had server, Ore. x Pugsley Is well known In agri- Medford, In a L. D. At- twenty-si- On below cne ALLEGED SLAYER IS 10,-00- 0 tors, Tailor3, Disabled Soldiers stirring address, years old. Unity." the interior, cultural been editor been won last week, more than Sergeant Arthur It. Brown, Ken. wood, of this urged the labor- In 1910 she took B. A. de- of the doors, are inscribed the circles, having Al- League. city, her ABLE TO SAVE of the Nebraska Farmer for sev- spectators were present. tucky. Division Black- ing men to a closer application of at the of Califor- words: "Open tor One Hundred LIFE In- Fifth Carmen, gree University eral years. In 1913 he was dele- though the players lacked the Private Walter B. Howard, San smiths, Typographical Union, Elec- their present activities: to a hard- nia in her native state. The fol- Years," below the other door are PASO the was of Francisco. of to OF EL WOMAN gate from the United States to the centive tennis the high- American Le- er study all questions; greater year she won M. A. the words: "May These Doors i tricians. Teamsters, lowing her at International Institute of Agricul- est order. Both matches were Seriously Injured: gion. care at elections; to greater gener- Harvard. Then, as holder of the Never Be Closed." as of Alexander C. al mental in order On each side of (By Tha Ansorlutd PrtM.) ture held in Rome. played though possession Corporal Hazelton, Sixth Division Barbers. Federal development Belknap scholarship, ehe did re- the Portal a El Paso. 6. Miss the international on Wilmington, Del. more be able gard-ne- rs Tex., Sept. May trophy hung Employees, Freight Handlers. that they may surely search work under Professor Fern-an- d park has been designed, and This was Little chance for the o! to enforce the standards of fair havo been for weeks Werner, wall known El Paso girl, the result. particularly recovery Pressmen, Book Binders, Boy Baidcnsperger at Columbia. engaged owes life to fact true in Tllden-Kumag- match. Corporal Hazelton was play for which they stand. she in these The probably her the the expresred Scouts. Laler specialized in contempo- beantifyii.g strips. that Francisco Espalin Is out un- STRIKE In fact, fans were almost unani- by physicians. "Labor does not want er II Robinson special French Balden-sperg- structure bears two from Thousands thronged rary drama under flag poles, der bond. MI mous In expressing the opinion The wrecked plane was discover- privilege'" he stated. does not one of Great square to hear the speaking, which ,"It and M. Jacques Copeau, which the flag of Miss off an Interur-ba- n ed Ben a want special privilege any more Britain will from Werner got that Kumagae during his residence by Hughes, after two day 6tartcd shortly after 10 o'clock and then director of the French thea- fly, and the other, car here the other night and here has never lifted his to search In by hundreds lasted until noon. E. B. than it wants others to have it. ter, Du in fc'ew the Star and More than game partclpated after estab- Vieux, York. Stripes. started to cross a large irrigation the shown It was of residents, as well as airplane chairman of the program, What it does want, is the During the war Miss 450 electric lights will be used to COLORADO FAILS heights today. Swope, lishment of an era of fairness to Bonney put ditch over a small bridge. She saw virtually valedictory in Hughes reported to Major Cohn Introduced the speakers. her French to good use when she Illuminate the Portal at night. an in Kumagae's son he whlia all men." to- automobile coming the dark America, for he sails next month that had heard groans "Every one Is a worker of some was chosen to French Dedication ceremonies began and to let It. in wooded Mr. Atwood discussed many of represent the stepped aside pass. for Japan, to be married nnd re scorching a heavily ana kind," Chairman Swope declared, high commission among college day with a special meeting at In doing so she fell into the ditch, rugged section. Following the dir- "And labor would like to the troublesome questions of the students. Tho Parliament at Victoria, sume banking business in Toklo. organized nt was Buildings filled with water. TO FORG E of he said h and appointment Lieutenant-Governo- rushing CLOSE ection the sounds, have each of you a member of day prophesied their early made by Edouard de She was B. C, presided over by r With everything to gain and through the fact that labor Billy. Espalin, who was working near, to loee tore into discovered the wrecked machine, some appropriate local craft or- also appointed delegate to France Walter Nlchol, of British heard the and came to In- nothing Krumagae the nose of which buried itself is growing to have a place in na- visi- splash Tilden with such and accu- had ganization." from the association of American Columbia. Tomorrow official vestigate. He In and swam speed In the ' tional affairs commensurate with tors and those who will Jumped racy of that the Ameri- ground. Tittman Opens Program. de- colleges and the national commit- participate with the girl to safety. Espalin, Two in Huerfano stroking The bodies ot three victims, Hills-fcor- o, its general importance to the Properties can was forced to a ter- Edward E. Tittman, of tee of women's college. in the ceremony. Including promi- who is a Mexican, is charged with champion were head intro- velopment of the nation. nent offi- All rific battle the two sets to Hughes said, suspended, was tho first speaker The degree of "Doctfeur des Let Canadian, officials and the Blaying a year ago of District to Be first in mid-ai- r, held in their was First for neatest appear- cials Grady Opened; win. down, duced. Mr. Tittman's address place ters de Universite de Paris" won from Pacific Coast states and Weeks, son of an El Paso cockpits by footstraps. The fourth in as follows: ance and regularity In marching Miss was established in the Pacific Highway Association, Mines in Trinidad District The Japanese abandoned his part was to the forma- by Bonney body discovered hours Jater was "We have come together today given carpenters 1S97. , ' will be escorted to Blaln? by yachts usual base line game .somewhat In In- tion In the the official Due to Operate. caught the wreckage. The to honor a force in which lies parade by representing clubs from the various and traded stroke for stroke and jured man had crawled several - th Judges. The second prize went to cities of the northwest. HOLLANDER ELECTED until Wrapped up the happiness,- The Amwrtated speed for speed with Tilden, yards from the wreck and was freedom and the progress not only the painters and decorators and the The feature of tomorrow's cere- OF (By Trem.) his gave out under Jie to tho blacksmiths. - NEW PRESIDENT, Walsenburg, Colo., Sept. 5. Two strength found face downward. Hughes of this nation but of the whole third prize mony will be the placing of a bit stress of his exertions and he faded revived Haxle-to- n "In LEAGUE OF NATIONS mines of the Colorado Fuel and partially Corporal world." Mr Tittman declared. of wood from tho Pilgrim ship, ; In away physically in the third and him a drink ot water. -- 1M1G Li Iron company Huerfano county by giving every country the word 'labor or Mayflower, .recently, secured ,, final He was loudly ap- He then set out for After TO INVESTIGATE in will be operated tomorn.v?. It Was help. it Its equivalent in the last few years Kngland, the American side of Geneva, Sept. 5. H. A. Van announced William S. plauded. arrival of several more searchers, come to mean more man the On the Canadian side af- tonight by has HUDSON CAR WINS Portal. Karnebek, minister of foreign (.'etchell, of the While Tilden had the advantage, Ilazleton was carried more than a exertion. like will be a of wood oresl-de- nt superintendent , physical For labor, LIQUOR PERMITS placed piece fairs of Holland, was elected Waisen and llobinson mines. These Kumngao showed unexpected abil- mile to an automobile and taken to a child grown to manhood, haa be- taken from the Beaver, famous old of the assembly of the In Summcrsvllle. not Hudson's league are the Big Four and Ideal mines, ity the handling of the service gun to think constructively TO MANY Bay Company ship, the of nations at the second meeting said. He mndo no an- form of and in Those who examined the wreck- CAMEL steam-propelle- Qetchell play returning only In terms of dollars and cents, first d vessel to ply of that body which opened sessions nouncement as to shots the that the In PIKES PEAK RAGE in Pacific the probable many apparently ungettable age expressed opinion of wages and hours, hut terms waters. at 11 o'clock here today. number of men that would be for clean placements. crash had been followed by an ex- of economic freedom." B. To Indicate the of the Washington, Sept. Investiga- Importance available at the two mines. Tho Johnston-Shlmidz- ti plosion of gasoline which envelop- of the of occasion of match Speaking development tion of all outstanding liquor per- Internationally, flags NO ANTELOPE PERMITS. At the Ideal and the Big Four lacked much of the thrill of i ts ed the plane In flames. Mr. said: four nations will ho 6. Fol- labor. Tittman mits is to be begun shortly, and placed upon Cheyenne, Wyo Sept. mines, a majority of the miners predecessor, but that was atoned "The classes of today cancellations Glen Schultz in Ford Wins the arch at the time of Its dertl-catlo- seven nation- laboring many may follow, lowing protests from voted to accept the wage cut which for by the finesse and strategy of were practically unknown at the prohibition enforcement officials The British and American al game protection societies, the went into effect last Shimid-ku'- s MILLION DOLLAR The Class One: Loesche in Lex will Thursday. the Callfornlan's play and period of George Washington. said today. It Is the intention of flags fly from the staffs pro- state game and fish commission Both were idle Friday, however, efforts to find a break to at- steam engine was only being per- dry authorities to comb but all but Class and vided, and In addition the flags of today decided not to issue permits the men having refused to follow tack with a ington, Two; an an- the former champion's game. SILK TRAIN IS fected. Large factories bona fide users of the certificates, Belgium Franco will be hoist- to hunters to kill one hundred their vote to accept the lower Johnston at times the Im- centralized to run ma- officials sa4d. Three. ed. it was will1 next two gave power plant Rhiley, Class Belgium, explained, telope during the years. stale. i pression that he was using the chinery were unknown. The trades- They asserted that at present All mines in the Trinidad district match as WHIRLING EAST small Individual tho the vehicle through people had their prohibition enforcement bu Colorado Springs, Colo., Sept. 6. that were working Saturday will be which to tone up his play for the wIMi one or two reau has no accurate Information Pen- shops Journeymen King Rhiley today wot the operated tomorrow, according to national next week. Awm-tate- as to how per- championships (By The FreM.) and apprentices. Candles, clothes, many outstanding rose trophy, signalizing a victory Information received here by There were breaks In his at- 5. and similar articles mits are or used over THE LAW OFFICE AGAIN sharp Pueblo, Colo., Sept. Stopping soap many forgeries being a field of drivers entered from Getchell. These were the Morley. tack In which he varied from un- -i eleven minutes In Pueblo to were manufactured at home. There purposes. every automobile beatable forceful to a only Ko wholesale cancellation virtually great stroking transfor from the Denver and Rio Were no great stockyards, no great of liq concern in the country, when he The Union leaders here tonight dis- slower and less decisive base line Missouri steel no cotton and uor Is planned, officials climbed in 19 Journal Insists that a chnnge In the methods of running Grande railroad to the works, great permits l'lkes Peak minutes, the land office Is Some acres Innd were counted claims of Getchell that game. Ip these latter periods of Pacific a special train of wool spinneries. Even the mines said. 16 seconds. The record was imperative. 12,000,000 of mines would be in in Shlmldzu more held railroad, given the- state by the federal government, chiefly for school pur- any operation play than his fifteen, all steel baggage cars, consisted of small collieries, the established in 1916 by Ralph K. These lands Huerfano county tomorrow. They own and there were a number of several mil- were close to the DIXIE HIGHWAY MEET. In 22 poses. belong to the school children nnd to their con- loaded with silk worth iron foundries Mulford IS minutes, seconds. children ns a from educational asserted the union is in better long rallies In which the ball lion and small owned ore beds. Cincinnati, O., Sept. 6. Ten The winners and their official great heritage tho government for trol of the situation on Sat- a' dollars, heavily guarded Individually purposes in New Mexico. The sale of this land goes into than crossed the net dozen times or bv armed men. arrived here at Butchers, shoemakers. Ironmasters, states through which the Dixie time follow: tho price urday, when their figures showed more before a decisive stroke. spin-Jier- s, permanent school fund, the Interest on which Is distributed 12:03 this afternoon and left at clockmakers, silversmiths, highway pa'sses will be represented Class No. 1 Glen Schultz, W. P. to only twenty-si- x men working in Whenever Johnston could se- at the convention of the Dixie help maintain tho scnools of the state. The rentals from 12:14 for New York. weavers, dyers and drapers Bentrup and Harold Frantz; time, unsold lands also go to the current school fund. These lands are Huerfano county at the Waisen cure a position at the net there The train Is with right to the guilds of their re- Highway association opening here 21:54 5 seconds. mine. The union leaders also stat- was finish in direction running belonged a sncrcd trust nnd should lie handled with as good con-rli'n- a both the of way over else from spective trades. They were mostly September 8. A party of Canadians Class No. 2 Ott Loesche, J. C. ns great ed very few miners would be at and of his return which everything is con- a guurdlan should uso In handling tho estate of an driving San Francisco to New York with a thoroughly conservative, like John 6xpected with the Michigan Williamson and Lyman Hess; time, orphnn bnhy work in the Colorado Fuel and left Shlmidsni almost helpless. schedule time of 100 hours. . girl. running Gilpin, and handed down the tingent. , 19:47 These lands are worth $35,000,000 or more. Who ever Iron company mines in the Trini- Mile. Ijpnglen PInys. The train left Sallda at 8:14 o'clock Class No. 3 heard dad district. from Trini- King Rhiley, Ralp of a man dying nnd leaving nn estate of $85,000,000 to be ad- Reports After the Davis cup play Mile. this morning nnd made the 100 Mulford, 'Steve Nemesh; time ministered by ono man as executive? so dad, they said, indicate the men Suzanne Lenglen, French woman miles from Sallda to Pueblo 19:161-5- . Any prudent man, dying, are In provides for at least three persons to administer his estate. It firm their determination champion, made her second through the mountainous country WAD FINANCE CORPORATION IS The Penrose trophy, went to the :ises the probability of both Integrity and wisdom In its man- not to work for less than the pres- on American courts and and In three hours and car tho best regard- ent scale. Im- Royal Gorge making time, agement. Why should tho people do less In providing for the also a much more favorable forty-nin- e minutes. less of the class or event in which administration of their great trust? pression than was the case when The Is due in New York it was entered. A Mrs. Molla - special READY TO ADVANCE BILLION TO man preparing for death would choose the wisest possible she dafanlted to 'BJur- at 9:30 Tuesday night, Septem- No accidents nfarred the running men for executors. He would 6. give careful thought to tho integrity, (Continued on Page Two.) ber ( of the races and ideal weather pre- experience and ability of those whom he chooses. We administer FETTERII WIIS vailed, i mst by allowing tho politicians in a convention to choose nn AID AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS A more crowd of than 10,000, available man, without regard to his experience and ability. The It is estimated, were posted along voters give little or no thought to the personal qualities of the men LLOYD GEORGE IS IRELAND'S KING the various vantage points of the on tho two tickets. Some one Is chosen without any thought. AUTO CLASSIC AT highway. It would be nothing short of a miracle If a really capable and Will Begin Functioning Within Week Under Only it 5 seconds separated experienced man were chosen. Tho Jonrnnl never has assailed the Rhiley, the winner Ott Loesche, Nelson Need-e- honesty of Field, the present commissioner. He Is a good Powers Designed to Afford d Both drivers, as they roared honest cow-ma- n, who knows nothing whatever Innd office HUGHES IS SECRETARY TO WILSON Enlarged in- about OVA along the course, gave management or tho keeping ot complex records. Ho confessed to PITTSBURGH I. Credit Relief to Farmers; Policy of Fi- dication that they would be in ns that the mysteries of his Job were too complicated for him. He the money when the official time knows but little of what Is really going on In his was great office, Advances Not Settled. announced at the starting according to his own acknowledgement. The nancing Is (By Awlntrl Vrtn.) DOUBT IT? ASK THESE STUDENTS point. So hero the great trust of the children, admin- 5 death itself. Mr. practically Unlontown, Pa., Sept. I. P. Rhiley narrowly escaped istering Field told the editor of the Journal that the Fetterman of (BY TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS.) on the first turn when his car lund office will Into divis- Pittsburgh, today require departmentalizing at least three won the autumn classic at auto-mobi- Washington, Sept. 5. Prepara and. determining the adequacy of struck a soft spot on the road and ions with a mnii In of each If a comiiiislson the (BY THE ASSOCIATE! PKESS.) charge division, is here. He covered New 5. and minister to Ions for advancing upwards of a securities offered. skidded to within six inches of a to know actually, what is going on. speedway York, Sept. Seventeen France, England The corporation's policy for fi- yawning He, all the way up Such an office be run the 225 miles In two hours 1G min- thousand five hundred students in and Japan. billion dollars in agricultural and gulch. en properly only upon a carfeully utes and 16 seconds, an average was as nancing advances, officials assert- to the finish line, took curves In a worked out set of rules and regulations. The Journal was Instru- schools, high schools and "Lloyd George given king livestock recent death-defyin- of 99.8 grammar credits under legis- ed, has not yet been de- g . and the mental in ot speed miles an hour. His of Ireland, king of England, promi- definitely fashion procuring the passage a law last winter, requiring the of was of the country, averaged lation have virtually been com- cided, but It Is believed little of crowds were thrilled at the adaption of and Ihclr If tills been part the purse $7,500. colleges, nent in England, Ambassador to pilot's regulations public posting. has tho same 4 4 cent on an examination pleted by the war finance corpora- tho $400,000,000 balance with the skill in maneuvering. Ho had been done we do not know it. For Instance, in making oil lenses on Jimmy Murphy, driving only per the United States and English dip- will be used for agricul- favored to win the race, lands, three or four forms were some car with which he won the French on current events. Some of the lomat. tion, officials said tonight. The treasury having public typewritten used, Grand Prix this was second was as an will tural credits. Demands may be finished only a few seconds behind liberal and some severe In their terms. Employes used one or the year, questions dealt with Charles E. "Senator Lodge given Corporation probably be ready in two hours 17 minutes 6 4 sec- of made on the treasury to make the the first two winners of the trial other, according to how well they liked the leasee, in- Sinn Fein, sales secretary war. writer within a week or so to function thir- thereby onds, with an average of 98.5 miles Hughes. budgets, on ambassador to first loans, officials declared, but spins, and losing mora than dulging the grossest favoritism. tax psychic research, under its enlarged powers designed when the volume of needed credits ty seconds when his car became there was no tho of an hour, while Roscoe Sarles, av- and Senator Lodge. England, believer In conversations Again, regulation against aceptance per- 98 was to afford needed credit relief to can be gauged, it Is believed the unmanageable. sonal checks at the office. Employes often took pliifii checks as erage miles, third in two The Institute for public service, with the dead, member of the cabi- the farmers, it was said. Several were hours 17 minutes 4t 11-2- 5 seconds. which was Informed that Lloyd of the senate, Eng- ' corporatlonv will begin issuing drivers forced out cash and held thciu as cash for weeks without depositing them, net, president To expedite the advances ex- bonds. Current operations of the of the race by engine trouble. thereby giving leasees a chance to sell the leases at an advanced Murphy's end of the purse was $4,-0- George is king of Ireland, that Sinn lish speech maker, advocate of ecutive committees are being form- corporation In financing exports Rhiley was driving a Hudson price to get the money with tvhfcb to pay the check. nnd Sarles $3,000. Fein is a group of Socialists there, spiritualism, ed in agricultural and stock raising are being carried on almost ex- special. Mulford and Nemesh, Yet again, under the system that haa prevailed for years, Eddie Miller finished fourth and and that Samuel Gompcrs ts a "Charles E. Hughes was Presi- sections and win attend to pre clusively out of a revolving fund winners of second and third in favoritism in granting leases has prevailed. Leases have usually Tommy Milton, who withdrew his poet and minister to France, made dent Wilson's private secretary, liminary details of applications, automatically established by the class three, drove Paige cars. been grunted ut a fixed price, presumably to the first applicant. own car during the race and took its report today. and now wants to conquer Hussia, making the necessary Investigations repayments being made on the ap Behind Schultz in Vlass one. However, the practice has prevailed of destroying all applications, Eddie Hearne's place in the Ia'ter's "There ts reason to wonder Budget Director Dawes Is secretary proximately 3100,000,000 in ad came Bentrup in a Chevrolet and except that of the successful applicant. Thereby all evidence of machine, fifth. Joe Thomas was wheJier the public has not less of the navy. Senator Borah, fight- Ivanccs Frantz In an Essex. ',. favoritism was destroyed. sixth, Howard Wilcox, seventh and to fear from even biased histories er for disarmament. Is widely un- In class two, Loesche drove , a A law was passed authorizing the classification of lands, that Jules Ellingboe, eighth. than from schools, which do not known, marked as Uncle Sam and I while. Williamson tho be Its Tho car driven Thomas and teach current events." it said. "The dubbed a senator. I Lexington and office might Intelligent concerning value for grazing or by Socialist WEATHER KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Hess both drove Allen cars. salo purposes. This lias never been done. The department shuts Wilcox skidded and left the track, current events questions called for "Budget Is a bill of particulars, Winners of each class with their Its In a rental vulue. Thomas bruises. Wilcox and of a booklet ARRIVE IN SANTA FE eyes and guesses fixing Sometimes it guesses suffering knowledge understanding for keeping expenses, respective addresses and explana- too high; sometimes too low. We will give you one guess as to was uninjured. Both returned to frequently mentioned men, places the amount of money spent In one FORECAST. FOR ANNUAL MEETING tion of class, follows: u which happens most frequently. the race. ' and issues. They are from young year, ten estimate of revenue in 'the ' - Denver, Colo., Sept. 5. New Class number 1, Glen Schultz, When land Is to be sold, the law Its The men and young women in big British house of commons. Tues- requires appraisal.. Mexico and Arizona: Fair Colorado Is to have the to schools ) "Sinn is mys- (By The AMMlafed Pram.) ' Springs; class number 2, present system prospective buyer pick out a man and colleges." Fein a gang ft and not much I You do believe PUEBLO INDIANS and Juniors av- Jn Rus- day Wednesday; y 6. Ott Loesch, Connersvllle, Ind.; appraise it. not that? It is nn actual, even If a College seniors terious men. a lawless mob in ,. Santa Fe, Sept. Knights of change temperature. class number . 3, ridiculous fact. eraged 60 per cent, freshmen 63, sia, a party of people in Russia, Pythias from over the state began King ' Rhiley, so- . The rules no Interest to be In the same as school or fifty-eigh- th Grand Island, Neb. require paid by banks which GIVE PAGEANT OF the high graduates. trying to gain power, the - here for the - LOCAL KEPORT. arriving tonight, land funds " , av- Class No. 1, non-sto- p, class office arc deposited. First year high school students cialists in Ireland. Conditions for the twenty-fou- r annual convention which C In a bunch of clerks have for exercised 35 school -- onstltutio.ie.1 opens here tomorrow. Su- cars with displacement of fact, years their eraged and grammar "Our last two hours ended 6 m. Deputy piston about what to do In each case as FORMER DAYS Seventh us at p. yesterday, preme Chancellor Charles 8. Davis 183 cuble lnehes; cash, first! judgment It arose, without any seniors 42 per cent grade amendments brought railroads, recorded the prize, rules to limit their exercise of a discretion. 30 cent. Soma streets and re- by university; is as a of 500; second, $200. . ' pupils earned per steamships, paved 86 attending representative We assert that such management ot a trust is Pmm answers follow: stricted Highest temperature ...... thq grand lodge. Class 2, non-sto- p, class C cars great nothing (Br The Aworlnted ot the immigration. Lowest 60 short of criminal. a 6. of "In one state college, three of "The Knox resolution call- ' , with piston displacement 184 to Tho Santa Fe, Sept. Hundreds peace Range 38 ' people now have a chance to break ap this system, or Pueblo Indians in their most gor- 36 Juniors did not Identify a car- ed for indemnity from Germany, ' MANDELL"" 200 cubic Mean 73 IS VICTOR. Inches; cash prizes the lack of system, by adopting a constitutional amendment toon of Uncle Sam. abstinence from re- Aurora, Ills.. 6. same. providing geous trappings, today presented foreign affairs, 6 a. m. 47 Sept. "Sammy" for three commissioners to be by the We the Now "Samuel Gompers was given as duced and international dis- Humidity at Muftdoll. Of Kockfnril Class 2, non-sto- p, class C appointed governor. pageant, "Aboriginal navy 5 nutnnlnlij cars) believe the benefits of the Hi dis- an- head of a Humidity at 6 p. m... 26 of with over S00 proposed system far outweigh Mexico," in the opening ot the the shipbuilding trade, armament. Young Farrell, San Francisco, piston displacement advantages. The (intendment should carry. nual Santa Fe fiesta. Pueblos of poet, labor's in con- "Peonage Is ths number of em- Precipitation ...None In len rounds at 121 pounds today cublo inches, prizes the same, ' representative Direction of East in Vote for Bursum fur senator nnd for the land office amend- Zunl, Cochltl, Jemes, Ran lldefonso, gress, secretary ot labor, head of ployes, the state of a dav laborer, wind, the opinion of the majority of Eighteen cars started and thir ment, i com- of .- Santa Clara ana Tcsuque .took the striker the civil service a law regarding punishment fharacler of day A ..... Clear the newspaper men at the ringside. teen finished. ... I .,. parU 4v. 'ji--.. mission and all unions ot tha world. negroes.' , .. Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' September 6, 1921, CACTI VS. CROCODILES DIRECTS INQUIRY CASE OF GARB VETERANS CLIMB INTO WRECK OF FEMININE DIRIGIBLE ZR-- 2 CITY IS NO LOWER A SEAPORT imirao ID BAD LIQUOR ' RELIGIOUS RITE EXCERPTS FROM THE "0L0G1ES" RUINING WAS McMurtry (BY fcOCISE lOWBEIt.) tlvcly low angles to the east be- tourist Mattonna Child This is not for the lady neath the Estancia valley. They Attorney General of State Statue of and who exclaims "Ain't nature grand'"' present to the west, however, an Reconsecrated in Memory and takes It out In sending picture almost perpendicular front, due to Blames Them as Causes post-car- home. The in- Chinacote back Enamel the fault scarp which result- of Crime Knee t of Italian Heroes Who was up from some huge Wave; l formation dug ed when occurred. The 4 university ecology, goology and the uplift Skirts Censured. in to of the Sandlas is 11,000 feet Length Fought Mountaips. - climology bulletins In an effort rldgo 51 h learn the story of the volcanoes above sea level and the sides are S. "Radical (By The Awoclntwi Trru.) i& K of Topeka, Kan., Sept. 5. and river valleys and history ribbed by canyons of a steep gra- women" Monta Grappa. Italy, Sept. before it dient. negligee fashions for and the surrounding country bad liquor for men are blamed by This mountain, 5,000 feet high amid went so dry. Mt. Taylor, to the west, is a bad- Gives Woodwork the completely Richard J. Hopkins, attorney gen- Pure the crags of the Alps, has J The native sing of the days ly jrodod volcano cone. Tiie crater as .auses rugged posts rim measures six miles 1n diame- eral, among the principal been the scene of a vast when the deserts were ocean'beds, of the crime wave which apparently just of the Is not ter and inside of the rim Is a sub- of 15,000 veterans and it appears that this cone has inundated Kansas. Whiteness of th women and children, license after all, Central sidiary a thousand feet high. State snd local officers Glossy world war, poetlo The crater rim is disseoted by peace who for have Veen climblni? New Mexico was once a coastal agree almost without exception days and numerous canyons, the water of to reach the summit where the plain as is shown by the coal which is with that crime is now more prevalent an ft m The strongly charged than at Finest Chinaware, of a Madonnc chll(J oil deposits of these regions. any prevloua period. The statue ot Vk a hydrogen sulfide. West of the was reconsecrated in memory old cretaclous oast line provided sand cliffs of Rio records in the office of Governor U,'jf the Grande are Alien 138 is- the Italian heroes who fought in luxuriant growth of vegetation for five small volcanic cones In a show requisitions were mountain fastnesses, the coal deposits. Afterward when of basaltic lava sued in 1920 for persons charged these small sheet spread with crime in fled road to the summit Is eight- marshy conditions became preva- over an of twenty-fiv- e Kansas who had The area sqoare to 71 een miles In length and winds lent carboniferous shales were de- miles. The extrusion of Irtfa by other states. This is per- -- of cent mora thun in 1918, the last is through passes, skirts the edge posited. These outcrop plentifully these volcanoes was due to to the and Permanent, too ravines and rises finally where faulting, a rapid uplift of the crush a year of the war. In the first eight bottomless (or weakening along months of 1921 76 wsrs to heights, where to the south of a small area) has not inter- ma.1or fault line. requisitions giddy to di- issued, nineteen of which were In one sees the plains of the Jsonzo vened. . The great Sandla fault The crest of the continental continue carried the coal belt between vide Is about 140 miles from the August alone. Only felonies are the sea, to the north TrenrherA. extraditable offenses. The most of It was Gen. Sir Hugh and Gallup far beneath the fault scarp ot the Sandla moun- 'AH chains towering Alps. prevalent crimes for which ex- women admire beautiful white thus thnt during the war, the army chief surface. That unfortunately makes tains. It is an uplift, serpentine enameled, con- Gen Sir Hugh Trenchard, In 200 miles and traditions are sought aeem to be that occupied Monte Grappa and coal costly In Albuquerque. shape, broad woodwork, " It was tho of the British air ministry 2,000 feet higher than the sur- wife and child desertion and grand trolled the plain. marshal of the air. is presiding at Generally speaking the topog- larceny, usually of an automobile. mountainous hattleground of the of the slate shows that It rounding country. It is composed . the of the official investi- raphy of sedimentary rock except where "The present crime wave is due Italian and Austrian armies and hearings consists of two chief parts, in enforce-.- the of the wrecking of the (riant plateaus the lava outflows have spread over part to laxity of law ; But nothing makes a woman thanl u. of hands during gation of horizontal strata from at-- H unhappier ZR-- which cost the lives nearly its eastern flanks. ment during the war," said the course of the war Is the story of dirigible five to seven thousand feet above ef- British and American The climate of New Mexico, be- torney general, "When very woodwork that has been enameled, but which the whole campaign. of many sea level, and basin regions where fort was bent to win the laws now naval officers and men. sides its familiar classification as war, The Madonna which Has mountain' ranges, due to faulting, "wonderful," Is defined as a "sub- were not enforced as they jhould never was the pure white she wanted, or else retaken her place on the summit alternate with more or less com- continental of be. Tho actual effect of the war 1910 Car- tropical climate faded to shades was placed here in. by CLEVELAND FIELDER pletely inclosed basins filled with monsoon variety." The climate is itself la a contributing factor, Disr yellowish checked, chipped, Venice. seml-arid- dinal Sarto, patriarch of alluvial waste. It was in the v somewhat resembling clpline then was demanded of our or otherwise failed to hold In May, 1918, while the stronghold BREAKS RECORD BY cenozolo age, several years rgo, to that of the province in northern millions of soldiers and citizens. peeled up. ' was iii possession of the Italians, be sure, that Mt, Taylor was India. There are frequent cyclon-l- o With peace time came a reaction, an Austrian bomb Brrnek the pe- EXTRA BASE SWATS formed, that the lava flows took westerly storms in the winter, a seeming disregard for the laws of destal on which the statue rested. place and that the slips and faults bringing some rain, and southerly God and man. The necessary bru- Any good painter will tell you that McMurtry A captain of engineers and hand- (Ity The Aniclnld Pren.) occurred which characterize the monsoon thunder storms In the talities snd fatalities of war un- ful of men left their dugouts Cleveland, Ohio, Sept, 6, Elmer landscape. summer. The total rainfall, how- doubtedly tended to lessen the hor- Chinacote Enamel, in addition to being a won- iamong the rocks and In a terrific Smith, Cleveland right fielder, has About the time of the volcanic ever, Is very small, ranging from ror which previously existed In the bombardment lifted the statue t.n'1 new five to twenty inches a year. minds of the people for killing and derful tfhtte, will wear and wear and wear, a established a major league activity there occurred the great took it to a place of safety. On record. Mex- The scenery of the state shows murder." batting earth uplift of which New that this has lasted hun- One of the chief reasons for the without its glossy whiteness, or convenient day, It was taken down yesterday at Detroit, ico a which caused aridity losing pure, carried Starting is part and the dreds of thousands of years, ever decline in morale, Hop- from the mountain and Smith made seven consecutive apparent , The val- knee-legn- or to rear to remain until the and present valleys. major since the first dry land. There has kins believes. Is the short th checking, chipping peeling. back the extra base hits for 22 bases leys run north and south because no end of the war so that it could be was robbed of another when Will-lam- s been little or erosion of the skirts and extremely low I" the system of faulting was a north soil, nor erosion of the adobe ruins waists worn some woman, erected with safely. mado a sensational catch of and south one and because of a by For the ceremony of replacing his sacrifice in after- which have withstood the climate Calling attention to a recenf iThe whiteness and fly today's natural slope of the land south- for these hundreds of years. This murder in western Kansas in which superior lasting qualities which lias Just taken noon with Louis. His - the Madonna, game St, ward. The Rio- Grande is flanked is also a factor in determin- a man as the king was represented by accounted for 12 runs. aridity killed his wife directly (of McMurtry Chinacote Enamel lie in the use place, batting on either side by mesas a thousand the and animal life which the . of boot-le- g who deliv- of were home ing plant result drinking heat-treati- the Duke of Bergamo, Four Smith's hits ng sacrifices in succession. feet higher than the river, pre- has survived through the evolution whiskey, attorney general as- of a secret method of linseed oil ered an address on the runs, three coming even to of Because it Is tw In de- The others were one of senting a flat, surface the years. dry there serts that the "dirty, filthy, pois- made bv Italian troops the doubles, are cacti and horned toads to en- reduces its color from brown a Former Pre- which barely missed clearing the mountains and broken only by onous concoctions of bootleggers" (which to tvater fense of Grappa. frequent arroyas. On tho west liven the landscape instead of have so crazed numerous persons, Orlando made the principal Nght field fence. In addition Smith boot- l! mier bank of the Rio Grande at Albu- rushes and alligators. The g, that they frAfcand NOT by the addition of chemicals In which he recounted the received four bases on balls three be ordlnarilly speech, av- querque are sand cliffs legger may said to be a product have committed crimes. He be- heroic of the Italian army being Intentional. His batting great of his which essential the exploits was seventy-fiv- e feet above the present environment, also. lieves that fully 50 percent of all destroy qualities of oil. in overcoming the seemingly eraged today perfect. at state difficulties of the river bed. These cliffs of white prisoners the penitentiary calcareous marl ere the eroded AMERICANS MAKE and reform school are In there di- mountain strongholds. There were DIVINE AND CATRON as result of Chinacote comes cere- banks of the older flood plain and rectly or indirectly the also in Ivory special commissions at the PLAY FOR THE STATE can be traced at a constant level CLEAM SWEEP IN liquor. If the prisoners were not mony from the senate and the drunkards themselves, their pres- After the in the bluffs Bouth to Islcta and DAVIS CUP PLAY Recommended Good Painters chamber ot deputies. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP north and eastward within a mile ent condition can be traced to the by Everywhere addresses', a mass was celebrated. use of liquor in the home, Hop- with five or two of the base of the Sandlas. For Sale Dealers The cardinal of Venice Grover Devlne of Albuquerque, Continued from Page One.) kins declares. by Leading of the Veneto officiated The Rio Puerco which runs west "One of the difficulties bishops and Charlea Catron, of Santa Fe, and to the Rio Grande, Is greatest In the religious ceremony. will In the final round this parallel stedt Mallory in the second round in enforcing the law - play It a low divide Manufactured by General- Giardlno, known as the at the Lovato club, at separated from by of the women's national cham- Is the Indifference on the part of morning twenty-fiv- e miles wide. Tho I. "Defender of Grappa," received a Santa Fe, for the New Mexico state pionships. She paired with Dean many newspapers and the general medal from the city of Tre-vls- o. Divine owrked stream was much wider than at Mathey of Cranford, N. J., in a public," Hopkins said. "Others gold golf championship. have been crowd- While the ceremonies were into the finals by defeating Jack present and may mixed doubles match against Mrs. disregard the prohibition law. Alex- dirigible hold- ed eastward from its original course May Sutton Bundy of Los Angeles ander Howat defies the industrial tiMurtryMfg.C(x performed a huge Italian Lyons, of Raton, present title over mountain came into cham- by the outpourings of lava from and Willis Davis of San Francisco court law. business violate! Paint and Varnish Makers hovered the er. Catron the Mile. Big slsnallng to the mountain pionship round through a vic- Mt. Taylor. The Estancia vallev Lenglen and partner won two the anti-tru- st laws, And so it is heights to In sets, 2. 1. She was a"" villagers. It also carried a mes- tory over Joe McCanna. the east past geologic ages straight that general disrespect for the Colcv of resulted In figured conspicuously as a lake given much applause when she un- law Is created. So long as a law Denver, sage to Grappa from the city Earlier play yesterday covered her wide Venice, which read as follows: Lyons defeating A. G. Slmms seven area, its salt lakes of today being repertoire of exists It should be enf orcedor re. strokes. She wore i "The bulwark of the air salutes up and five to go. These two play- remnants of a once much larger a brilliant cerise pealed." round In one. Old short lines be seen silk sweater and a bandeau of the Juvenile crime, authorities say, the bulwark of the mountains." ed in the championship may same hue. Albuquerque during the state tour- which mark the different levels. Is especially prevalent Just now. " Once the play was under she in instruction A measure adopted by the nament two years ago. Joe McCan- The Sandla and Manzano moun- way Laxness of parents just of Las tains are of the true cored removed tho sweater and became a and their children proba hausn Qtvjcommons .provides that na defeated Bariett, Vegas, granite In guiding next women four up, end H. G. Coors was de- Rocky Mountain type, 6,000 feet symphony white. She opened her bly is largely responsiwe lor nithin the three years av in a rather indecisive in. shall he admitted to virtually all feated by Grover Divine. Play will jve the Rio Grande river. They play manner, the attorney general said. serv- start at 0:30 o'clock this are capped with carboniferous her first three returns being er- arid the la ot a The That Unlocks tho Door to ranches of tho British civil rors. Once she NEW COMMUNITY NEAR preaching Key ice on the same conditions as men. limestone which dips a.t compara-- got the swing of character. Long Living. her racquet however Mile. Leng-le- n RAMAH WILL WORSHIP On 18 new or- The mep of eighty-fiv- e and showed SOLDIER PROMISES September this remarkable ability to ganization will hold services and a ninety years of age are not the smash or BUDDY'S AT INSCRIPTION ROCK well-fe- softly drop the ball TO GUARD picnio at El Morro NatiopaC mon- rotund, d, but thin, spare across the net fi- ESS and remarkable MARRIED HER ument (Inscription Rock), which men,. who live on a slender diet. Be nesse in playing for openings. She WIFE; Raman, N, M Sept. 5. A col- is not far from their raifches. The as careful as' he will, however, a took cannonball strokes off Willis ony of farmers from Arizona and custodian of El Morro will trans- man past middle age will occa- Davis' racquet and returned them (By The A'xarlnttd Preu.) Texas filed on vacant too of some N. H 5. Ful- have many late the old inscriptions and make sionally eat much or with skill There were several in- Manchester, Sept. section of land fifteen miles south- a short talk on the "El Morro,and article ot food not suited to his dividual duels between Mrs. filling a promise made to the friend new commun- Bundy comrade on the east of Ramah and a the Spanish Conquistadores on the constitution, causing indigestion or and the French star in which the of his youth and ity is in th making here. One of 17th and 18th Centuries." constipation and will need a dose latter had much the better of the battlefields of France, J. Adhemar their number is a preacher and of Chamberlain's Tablets to move stroking. In returns to Letendre on Labor day married stom- making of they have been having weekly Pennsylvania women plan to his bowels and invigorate his both Davis and his partner. Mile. Mrs. Albert Thlebault this city, services on at each bave ach. When Is done there is of killed in ac- church Sundays a nonpartisan newspaper of this Lenglen showed no partiality and widow his buddy other's ranches. Their services are their. own, to be published at no reason why the average man tion. e her victory with Mathey was due attended by from forty to fifty-fiv- should not live to a ripe old age. as fully to her efforts as those of Serving in Flanders with a reg- her male partner. iment of American infantry in its forward drive, Thiebault was wounded. In a hospital back of CALDWELIj suspended. his PACKARD 5. the lines he was visited by Cleveland, Ohio, Ray Sept. close friend, Private Letendre of Caldwell, a veteran pitcher of the Thlebault, American has heen indefi- the air service. Young league, married shortly before ne saneo nitely suspended without., pay, for France, feared that his wouna Manager Trls Speaker, of the Cleve would fatal. He exacted a land announced for prove on the List club, today, pledge from Letendre that he First Appetite failure to keep in condition. would iprotect his wife-'--or widow - "if something should happen." Lady Cathcart, a woman well Ljtendre was sailing for America, Ltri.it stock ot saw ana eeoDd-bin- S known in English society, . 1s re- The Infantryman recoverea, How "VNCE t10 crispness end charra of Bicycle, tn tne city. Bicycle tires and ported to have made a record win- and returned to the line. He uppllM. luipert repairing. Uiw.it prices. ever, Qyapa-Nu- ts have been tested the BROAD BICVCLB TRADING CO. MS ning of a little more than 135,000 was killed Instantly in the first by during a recent two-ho- visit to battle thereafter in which his com J SZ0 South flexwd. Phase IS. there's one item that stands prom- - , less the gambling casino at Deauvllle. mand partlcipatea, railing in no family, Nothing than typical France. Man'e Land on the Solssons front. out in the list thereafter. In America the friendship be- mently marketing tween the widow and the comrade Wind Shield Glass-Lumbe- r. excellence soldier was ripening ) BAI.DHIIMiK LUUUKH CO Packard of her dead s. C. Grape-Nut- J. and) Into love. Both were interested in That's 421 Booth Fin Street, Phea 401 the early workings of the Ameri-- 1 can legion, the .young aviator in could haveuroused his vice commanaer oi - The hours ofcontirraoua , f' j power capacity twenty baking Jutras post Here and Mrs. Thle- bault in the organisation of the fcave produced, from the natural richness the enthusiasm felt the Women's auxiliary to the post. c. St. of wheat and malted a food that h: carnes The marriage in Augustine's barley, IS! IN OCULAR church Monday waa solemnized 6PK(JIAI to the after the first is uniquely sweet with sugar developed RHFItkCITION. for five years day 107 8. Fourth. Phone 1057-- country over the nuptial from the grains themselves, and whose x CALIFORNIA BANDIT crispness and flavor make a delightful Packard Single-Si- - ESCAPES IN TAC0MAw appeal to every member of the family. New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. YOU CAN SAFELY EXPECT MONDAY FROM THE PACKARD JAIL BREAK . Bvllennakrm and IVeMm hOO IM3-J- 1 SINGLE-SI- X A YEARLY AVERAGE OF 17 MILES And Grape-Nu- ts is 8. Second St, Tel. The Amclated Prof.) soundly nourishing OR BETTER TO THE GALLON OF (Br GASOLINE, Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 5. Roy great builder of health and strength. 2,000 MILES OR BETTER TO THE GALLON OF California mail bandit, "a McNeil Island fed- OIL, AND 15,000 MILES OR BETTER FROM TIRES escaped from .V eral penitentiary late today dur- Served with cream or milk, as a cereal MIMEOOKAPH ing a Jail break In which Everett life was rVI'UWIUTEK Impyn, a federal prisoner, for breakfast or lunch, or made into a CAKIMJN PAPERS The Packard Single-Si- x Tour- shot and killed. Lawardus Bogart. another life prisoner, was shot and pudding for dinner. toasted possibly fatally wounded. Albright is now $2975, f.o.b. Detroit First report said that Gardner ing was wounded. Officers started the Includes War-de- n See that marketing list T seal chase for him immediately. your Maloney and his deputies said this delicious, economical food, today. Anderson PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT TO they were confident Gardner had the not escaped from the island unless AS grocers. PRINTERS he had confederates waiting. ' BINI'HHS delicious The Jail break came during a STATIONERS ball game when more than 250 I prisoners were standing around the Grape-Nut- s SOS Wetrt Gold aw. ROLAND SAUER & COMPANY watching the game. 'There's a Reason" for Burley prison yard team. Gardner waa playing on the Made Postum Cereal Inc. flavor The three prisoners are said to by Company, Phone 506-- have mado a rush for the fence. Battle Creek, Michigan Advertise in the Morn- Impyn waa shot and killed almost 420 West Central Arenue ' , Once you've Instantly by the guards. Gardner the got over the fence, Bogart was Journal. enjoyed recaptured and taken to the prison ing CLsK toasted flavor hospital. (lie who owns one will al- man you HARDING AND PARTY liaUTA.IUL. It . ways want it CATARRH AT HAMPTON ROADS t J of the 1 (By Tb AaMclatrd PrtM.) BLADDER Norfolk, Sept. 6. The presiden- I I f mt K sti.f A tial yacht Mayflower with Presi- ii'iiisni j KScll CanmM hllnvA dent Harding and party dropped anchor in Hampton Roads, off Old Point, t 4 P. VU ThreS' September 6, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL; Page

MARKSMEN LIKE HIM WILL WITH MORE MINE WORKERS' LEI SMALL AS BANDHOLTZ GERMANY MIGHT HAVE WON WAK r bwtw. noorai Pictorial S:30 a. m. 10 Review GOLDEN RULE STOR 5:30 p. m. Patterns BaturdaTS to AS KWITHDRAWA OFFICERS BLAMED HE DF VENUE p. m. of Sin FOR IP FRAY IN NEW PETITION Third and Central Albuquerque, N. M. Phone 541 (By The Aiwnclnted Prenn.) In- Chairman of As- - Returns From Tour of Operators' Springfield, Ills., Sept. 5. Sup This Sale Before sociauon aeens iu miiuwci ported by affidavits by Senator J. Practically spection Making A. Wheeler and C. H. Jenkins, di- Announcement; Finds No Statement of Samuel Gom-pe- rs rector of the state department of to Trouble. public welfare, Governor Len Starts Anew Sign of Disorder. Relative Smalls petition for a change of venue from the rourt of Judge E. The Auocliiled Frets.) (Br The Assorted Freat.) of (By 6. United Smith, for trial on charges 6 Re- Washington, Sept. embezzlement Today Charleston, W. Va., Sept. were of public funds while to his Mine Workers officials state treasurer was filed in circuit turning headquarters tonight with "for court after a tourof Inspection of areas charged responsibility today. the Invasion of Logan county and Senator Wheeler Is one of the recently torn by armed disorders, invasion of coun administration supporters In the H. H. Band-holt- z proposed Mingo Brigadier General ty bv armed miners," in a siace state spnnte. while Jenkins was ap would recom- - announced he ment- Issued tonight by Harry pointed head of the public welfare mend withdrawal of some units of Governor Small last his Olmsted, chairman of the Opera- department by tha federal troops now under tors' association of the Williamson January. command. field. The statement was declared Other forces, he declared, would In to of Samuel until to be answer that be retained "indefinitely, or Gompers. which Mr. Olmsted de peace settles over Kanawha, Boone. scribed as hypocritical and tn many THEATER BURNED Logan and Mingo counties.' instances false and misleading. Mine guards and private detec fscd Special Train. tives are not employed by opera Madison, W. Va.. Sept. 6 Tak- tors In the Williamson field, Mr, ing advantage of the general Olmsted said, adding that Mr. NEGRO DEAD of calm which prevailed Gomoers had "deliberately misrep throughout the recently disturbed resented conditions." Tho charge areas of tho West Virginia coal that the II H. of Mr. Gompers uprising fields, Brigadier General had been caused by. tne failure or AT NEW ORLEANS FINAL CLEARANCE SALE Bandholtz today Journeyed by spe- the operators to put Into effect the cial train up the valley of Coal award of the government wage River on an official Inspection tour. board was characterized as an He found no sign of disorder. falsehood." (By The A.scirliilrd re- de- other PrtM.) .Women and Children can take care of their footwear Colonel C. A. Martin today "The mine operators were under New Orleans, Sept. B. Armed clared he did not believe accounts no to do the state' the obligation so," with shot guns and rifles, more quirements for sometime to come at unbelievable savings brought in by civilians that ment said, "they having no con white citizens of been killed COV' than fifty Gretna, bodies of men who had nection with the coal fields on a shoes. were about in a suburl), tonight marched in this sale. In this clearance are high and low There In the hills lying erpd bv that award. negro hall where an lndlgnutlnn the puss s. He sent a number of Herr Koch. "Nevertheless, the Increases al is on their meeting in protest against tho beat are dozens of pairs in the lots but it well to remember, theso civilians hearing new lowed by the United Slates govern of several this after stores, under military escort Into Ilerr Koch, the champion marksman of Germany, hit the ment were adopted in this field ing negroes u kino Thnii tn lend the 100 times out of 100 shots for a perfect and new record at th noon was held. One negro Is re that size are no means complete. fnilpd promptly after the amount of in dead. ranges by soldiers to the resting place of a twenty-fift- h annual shooting contest held recently by the German shoot crease had been fixed. It has never ported tha SuuonhoU near Berlin. The trouble started at a hall single body. ing society at castle, before been alleged that the strike at which a number of white was due to wage adjustments or game rliinrrl TllslwinrfS. persons were spectators. VnilunnI any cause other than to compel 11 SPECIAL 6 Coionel At o'clock the building In SPECIAL Logan, W. Va., Sept. recognition of the United Mine which the was held was a special: K. Eu DanKS, in command ui Workers' meeting W. organization. mass of flames, and could bo wren Units Ol Witt iitmuutii b"ciu JANE THE GREAT FRESH OUTBREAKS "Coal is measured rather than en- men from the city proper. Thr exact out to resist the attempted weighed In this field. The r. croachment of armed men on ter- have never asked to have the sys number of negroes In the ' Mng $8.95 $5.98 $3.95' at the tim" of the meeting nut not to values ritory west of Spruce Fork Ridge, tem changed. been determined. $12.50 to $16.50 values $9.50 to $12.50 values $5.00 $9.50 today left for his home In Welch. TAKES IN ILLINOIS ARE "Mr. Gompers makes himself ri Before he departed every unit diculous to West Virginians when all been These include all our These include our See bar- which served under him had he make9 his plea about the min GORILLA JONES GETS these wonderful disbanded. ers protesting against lawlessness high grade E. P. Reed high grade E. P. Reed Porternl trnons today patrolled Insofar at least, as ne refers to tne DECISION IN BOUT AT Shoes. Pumps. gains today. onttfa rntrlnn. rpnnrts from FEATURE EVENT BEING REPORTED United Mine Workers. The min which indicated all was quiet for ers are generally law abiding. Ev- COLORADO SPRINGS the first time in many aays. ery disorder that has occurred in Th Aunclnfrd the mlnlnir fields of West Virginia (It? The Aawrlnte1 Preln.l (fty Frets.) has been occasioned the Hartford, Conn., Sept. 5. Walter Unconfirmed Advice Is That by thugs Colorado Springs, Colo., S'pt. S. CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES ' and outlaws of tho United Mine Jones of New Orleans FOREST FIRES ARE Cox. driving Jane the Great, today Battle Was Held Near came to won the feature event of the Workers' organization who was awarded his bout with Bat- Misses Shoes IN NORTH grand unionization of these field to- Children's Shoes and BOYS' SCHOOL and REPORTED circuit meeting at Charter Oak Claim Mine Or compel tling Ortega in the first round Rosiclare; "The invasion of Logan county when Rofereo PART OF MINNESOTA Park, finishing in front of the field of night, Jane Cafady SHOES In the 2:08 division of the Greater ganizers Were Ejected. and the threatened invasion said the latter had hit low. Jones Strap Pumps Strap Pumps. Mingo county was threatened by the said ho was unable to continue, II. Tl Pim l Charter Oak stakes, In the first United Mine Workers' laztlon two heats. with 3 organ though the club physician could St. Paul. Minn., Sept. 5. Forest Emma Harvester Harrisburg, 111., September In the Williamson field as early Pitman won the third heat In Hardin find no injury, The men a,re lires or varying extent were report driving Fresh outbreaks county as ADril and May. 1920. $1.98 $2.98 $2.98 in seven scattered coun. from Walnut Frisco in a close between striking fluorspar miners "In the counties of and ed tonight finish. were Logan Otto Wallace of Mljwaukee was to tau ftf noTitrnl nnd northern Minne and guards reported tonight, Mingo, West Virginia and Pike the decision over $3.00 to $4.50 values Values up to $6.00 $4.00 $6.00. values Sanardo had an easy time win- It was to verify the awarded Judge's eota. but a gradual recession of the but impossible county, Kentucky, having an aggre Noye of St. Paul at the end I all- - ning the free for all pace. John stories over Johnny naitcail tha hnTin that nn crippled wires, lnelud area- of 1,033 square miles, ten-rou- gave star pacer a was gate of their lightweight fire would put most of Henry Murphy's ed in the unconfirmed reports there were not employed as ninny bout. was furi- night fight stiff battle in the third heat, Sa- one that a battle had occmred The bout fast and tnem uncier control. nardo a narrow as 100 peace officers prior to the ous from the first tap of the gong. 'hildren s Barefoot Sandals Children's Tennis Oxfords are In sections of winning by margin. near Rosiclare this noon. Other invasion by the organizers of the of the Fires reported Silvle Brooke got the on denied serious troubio and Kid Lee St. Louis got Lake, St. Louis, Mile Lacs, Kana- jump reports United Mine Workers. They were Judge's decision over George Fox Carlton Aitken Favonian in the stretch battle in all was quiet tonlgnt. not needed. bec, Beltrami, and three-year-o- ld of London, Eng., at tho end of six most serious the first heat of the Labor day celebrations at Har- "Not of these officers 98c 98c counties, with the event won in a close fin- any peace rounds. They are lightweights. McGrath in Aitken and risburg, Eldorado, Mailo.i. West were Baldwin-Felt- s but hlaza near ish. After however, Favo- employes, county, where nearly 600 Minne that, Frankfort, Benton and Duquoin included only regularly chosen W1XNIPF.O TAKFS FLAG. C. were bo nian was in front all the way. drew large crowds Speakers a.cus-e- d constables No Approvals, O. D.'s, or Refunds. sota national guardsmen to deputies sheriff and and Winnipeg, Man., Sept, 6. By Exchanges flrn fiehters. their audiences by references other officers. from Sas- recent difficulties at Ro3icUure nnd wlnnln a double header No loss of life had been reported DIRECTS RUSSIAN "When tho United Mine Work katoon today, the Winnipeg Ma- .n . Iota Vimit tnnferht. Elizabethtown. ers of America was formed in roons second half were that Mine Supe.iiiten'J-en- t captured the Only incomplete reports FAMINE RELIEF FOR Reports 1890 it was recognized as a law championship of the Western Can- available tne bbc Swanson, his wife, thid chil- ful organization and continued as from lumoermg RED CROSS UNION brother-in-la- w ada baseball league, and will play tions. dren and vitvi pris- such until 1898 when they entered of the oners in the hills were denied. The off with Calgnry, winner For and Certain Results the Journal Want Ad Columns., into a conspiracy with the Central first half, beginning here Quick try report of their capture decUiad Competitive Filed to control the DATE OF THE LEGION this was in retaliation for tl.e driv- bituminous coal market of out of miners from Rnsielare the IS CHANGED ing United States. BANQUET and Elizabethtown by the guards. "Since 1912 It has been th TO WEDNESDAY NIGHT . R. R. Randolph, businoja man, policy of the United Mine Workers is said to have been stopped by to compel, by the use of force in miners Sunday near Ros.clar-- j and conceivable all The" date of the American Legion to to every way, persons compelled return HarHsb'trg. engaged in the mining industry to banauet. originally set for this eve E t Caiblne, organizer of tha t'nlti-- Join the union and it has likewise and the Hard--sty- , nlng, has been changed Mino Yorks and Albe.r. been Its to all busi- will Instead be held at w-- ' has policy destroy banquet ii'isidare merchant ness of non-unio- n operators, the 6:30 o'clock tomorrow evening in been handling provisions for the end of which would mean sub- W. C. A. room. of ' the the T. banquet United Mine Worners u rlca, jection of the coal Industry of the After the banquet there will be aro reported to have bee.1 fcrc.i - - - United States to such and YOU unjust .EST FORGET business at which 'SWT- '! a special meeting .". to leave the country. unlawful demands as it might de- ;plansfor the American Legion con- The Rosiclare trouble started last sire to into force." vention In October wll be talked November when the men demand- put over. ed higher wages. This was refused Plates for the tonight men work. After sev- BILIj brexnan wins. banquet and the quit Atlanta, Ga., Sept. B. Bill Bron-na- n may be arranged for with John eral weeks idleness the company of out to Chicago, knocked "Dig- Shelled! Shelled! Shelled! Pinon Nuts Fee. is said to have sought import ger" Brown of Australia, In the other workers but the strikers first of a scheduled ten leave. round persuaded them to round heavyweight bout tonight Organizer Carbine, of the United The men sparred about a minute E S Mine Workers was sent into the and then Brennan ended it with a Machine ShelledMachine I field to organize the strikers and smash to the Jaw. Separated LSIC IN eince that time they are said to have the support of the United BALIjOOXIST Mine Woikers. killed. S. ef- North Adams. Mass., Sept. OT E A new law which becomos Eugene M. Stafford of Boston, n fective January 1, will put the balloonist, fell 600 feet to his death The that Is New Mexico Famous mines under control of the state at a fair here today. His web bell Industry Making nepartment of mines and minerals broke as he changed parachutes BLOCK in J) the miners will be compe"ed to In an attempted double parachute WALK ONE Psfs the state examination and re- drop. ceive Inlnlng certificates. Journal want two with REPORT OF CAPTURE ads get results "I have had experience BY MIXERS DENIED MACHINERY THAT SHELLS AND SEPARATES THE DELICIOUS Tanlac, and there Is not a doubt in my mind but that it Is a medicine Paducah, Ky., Sept. 6. Denial that can not be equaled," said J. that J. C. Swanson or any other H. Cline, 622 Towne Ave., Los An- employe of the Hillside Fluorspar TANTALIZING PINION NUT. geles, Cal. Dr. Frldtjof Nansen. company had been captured by "My first experience with Tanlac striking miners, was made tonight was several years ago. I had been Dr. Frldtjof Nansen of Norway, by W. G. Ferguson, superintendent in bad health for a number of the famous polar explorer, has of the Hillside Mines, in a tele- Why yfiy INVENTED BY A WOMAN! COMMERCIALIZED BY A WOMAN! years and I was almost an Invalid. been selected by the Red Cross phone message to a newspaper Rosl-clai- need I couldn't walk a block, had to be Union to direct Russian famine re- here. Mr. Ferguson declared e THE WORK PIONEERED BY A WOMAN SINCE 1917 SINGLE HANDED helped in and out the auto and up lief. Be is now in Riga. Dr. Nan- was quiet and there hoA been the stairs. I had lost weight un- sen asserts that if help is to be on no trouble since Saturday with the til I was only a shadow of what I a scale large enough to be of real exception oi a few local fights RESINOL YOUR OPPORTUNITY NOW MR. CAPITALIST! used to be. and was so weak 1 benefit mast be Sunday night. He also denied any it governmental, name of Swansnn was was practlcaly helpless, not many by the &nd WAKE UP! "I took six bottles of Tanlac In merely voluntary. employed by his company. 5oolhinq Healing all and I actually gained forty-nin- e Bccaust its and enjoyed health HARMSW0RTH TROPHY HARDING'S COUSIN DIES. pounds good 6. Invaluable until a year later, when I had ty- 'Walla Walla, Washn, Sept. for FANNIE S. SPITZ, 323 NORTH TENTH STREET, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. phoid pneumonia. My appetite WILL STAY IN U. S. Nicholas B. Oliver, 88, a cousin of left me almost completely, I President Warren G. Harding, died Burns Chafing 802. couldn't sleep at all hardly and I Detroit, Sept. 6. The United at the family home. College Place, Telephone ht was fell off thirty-eig- pounds. States retained the Harmsworth last night. His mother Jane Scalds Rashes "Well, knowing how well Tanlac trophy by default, the racing com- Harding, a cousin of the president. fixed me up before I went back to mission deciding not to. hold the Cufs Inventor and Proprietor of the F. S. S. Sunshine Nut-Shelli- ng It. I have finished my fourth bot- second heat after the Maple Leaf GERMANY WILL PAY. ColdSores' tle now and have British was forced Berlin, Sept. 6. An official note actually gained VI, challenger, denies and Machines. back twenty-eeve- n pounds of my out of the first heat today when the reports that the German Stints Sunburn Separating lost and am still she a leak on the second finance ministry was preparing a weight already sprang memorandum gaining. I sleep good and sound, lap and was tpwea off the course. Intended, to prove don't have those nervous spells and The boat sunk before reaching her tha impossibility of Germany mak- Tanlao ing further payments. simply feel that has given slip. . reparation me a new lease on life." SEND FOR RETAIL PRICE LIST. Tanlac is sold in Albuquerque by the Alvarado Pharmacy and by all other leading druggists every- GIVEN where. Adv. MAIL ORDERS CAREFUL ATTENTION.

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Downey, Who Received Newspaper HIGHLAND SLUGGERS DOUBLE HEADERS GRAYS REDEEM U OR LFAGU E ,.- - Decision Over Champion Wilson THE DOPE C0L0MJI LOSE TO CENTRALS J The Albuquerque Centrals de- AIL1 DIVIDED III feated the Highland Sluggers by SELVES LAS! 8 li Notional League. American League. a score of to 8 yesterday after- W. L. Pet W. L. Pet. AiO noon. In a game which was re- Pittsburgh ... 80 51 .611 New York 80 47 .630 markable for the small number ot New York , . 80 B3 .602 Cleveland , 80 60 .616 base hits. The Centrals made only AMERICAN GAMES , tl.ree base in al- E OF SERIES Boston . , . :i 70 60 .638 St. Louis . t , 68 64 .615 SERIES STARTS hits the game, St. Louis 71 61 .537 66 though they scored eight runs, and Washington x 67 .496 the runs 1 . . . 69 63 .523 m. u C't 64 Sluggers brought three Brooklyn Boston . . .488 out of two hits. Cincinnati . K . 69 73 .447 . , 63 71 .470 Detroit i. The for were: Many Games Won By Wide Cinch Third Game When Chicago . . ... :. 62 78 .400 Chicago . . . . 66 75 .427 Highland Laddies defeated the batteries the game . . 44 87 .336 45 77 Bullet a for the Centrals, Garduno and. in El Philadelphia Philadelphia .369 Stoppers yesterday by for Margins Morning's Play Sheay Blows Up; Paso score 15 to 7 in first Vigil; the Highland Sluggers, of the game Salnes and Tartaglia. and Lost By Wider Ones Fails to Connect With Yesterday's Results. of the Junior league championship There was one double in the Yesterday's Results. 1: play 2; Washington, in Afternoon 1. Philadelphia, series at the Highland game, from Baca to Pena to Ro the Contests. Three on Bases. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, 7. played 8; 4. mero. Brooklyn, 2. Under the supervision of Philadelphia, Boston, 8; New York, grounds. The AMocfated St. Louis, 4; 3. J. F. of the central school, (Br Fran.) The . got a start in Chicago, 4; 8. Bentley, Grays late 6; Detroit, Chicago, Mrs. one Bri Boston. 5. Ruth made his New York, 3. who of ac- Ogilvie Gordon, of Sept series with All- - Boston, 10-- 8; 2. has charge playground st their the El Paso St. fUty-flr- home run in the ninth Cleveland, Louis, tivities this year, several unlor tain's foremost women scientists. Btars, but when they did get start- has an invitation to be inning of the second game today. ed cleaned teams have been running on almost accepted He hit into center field they up, taking yester Where schedule all season. The come a candidate for parliament high deep day's game by a score of 8 to 2. They Play. regular in the next bleachers against a strong wind. The had Where They Play. St. Louts at Cleveland. championship, while decided in the election. New 8 game very little of the Is York won the first game, in it, and was National League Washington at Philadelphia. minds of several of the teams. to 0. Jones Boston spectacular simple, at Louis. Boston. still of official hitting hard, straightaway ball every Inning. Chicago St New York at a question dispute holding the league leaders to four As in the two and the championship series has won the second 8 to Karr other games, El Mr. in or- game, 2, Paso got away to a flying start, been started by Bentley holding the league leaders to four the second man at bat In peatedly. Both missed many blows der to settle the question. No WATCH 9 hits. Score: scoring. crowd. are over 17 the third Inning, however, the ON and were hooted by the boys on the teams New York. out to S Round nine Trying for a knock- years old. k AB. K. H. PO. A. E. Grays started take the game REUS First game: ana men. ad- out Downey landed right twice on The teams which will take part 6 1 1 6 0 2 scored tnree Tney If In Miller, cf ded four more in the and still the Jaw and once In the stomach. the series are Highland Laddies, THE BIG 8 2 0 0 3 0 fifth, 4 Peckinpaugh, ss another in the seventh terore El He missed a swing to the head and Young Aq's, Tlldos, Bullet Stop- Ruth, If 5 2 2 3 0 0 and the Fire Paso its breath. The lat BUT FANS fell. Wilson landed lefts pers Young Fighters. er Meusel, rf .. 5 3 5 0 0 0 regained -- TITLE nearly The scnedule for the next three 5 ter made a feeble attempt to cause and rights to the body. Downey Pipp, lb 0 3 8 0 0 some excitement in days of play follows: Tuesday vita Ward. 2b 4 0 1 5 5 0 the eighth by was landing body blows oftener. vs. Keep the organs healthy by one more man across the He rocked Wilson with a to Young Aqs Tlldos: Wednesday McNally, 3b... 4 0 0 3 2 1 putting right Bullet Stoppers vs. Highland regularly taking the world's o . . 4 0 1 2 0 0 plate, but the effort fell through the Jaw at the bell. Devormer, ZjI Paso had what to Laddies; Thursday Young Aq's standard remedy for kidney, liver, Bhawkey, p ... 4 0 1 0 1 0 appeared ALLSAfllEr Round ten Downey landed hard vs. Tlldos. be a beautiful gilt-edg- oppor- rights and lefts to the body. Dow- bladder and uric acid troubles. for a clean-u- n in the Totals 39 8 14 27 11 8 tunity third ney missed a right to the head AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. when three men were on their toec to Boston. Runs 12 and took several rights the body. At Toledo, 3; 2; for a dash around the base lines Jersey City Bout went Columbus, COLD MEDAL AB. R, H. PO. A. E. to the home but Teller Downey missed and they into (second game eleven Innings). cf 1 plate, pulled a bell. . Ilbold, tne game out or tne nole some Rounds and Wilson, clinch at the At St. Paul, 1; Minneapolis, 10; Foster, 3b 0 Champion Bryan Downey exercising on the weight machine at Grupp's by Round eleven Downey 'rushed It . . . 2 new ana ot wuson. wonnerrui pitcning. smitn opened Though Hissed, Retains to sent two (morning). Menosky, gym, lorn, inset jonnny the Inning for El Paso and struck Wilson the ropes and At Minneapolis, 4; St. Paul, 6; Pratt, 2b ..... 1 out. Belt. hard rights to the Jaw. Wilson ... 10 who to J. Marty got a hit, and was Middleweight (afternoon). Mclnnls, lb Bryan Downey, added his was down twice for more than the to sent a left. hook to the stomach 6: . 3 advanced third when Cohen got At Milwaukee, Kansas City, of Holland J. Collins, rf series two-bagg- The National Remedy fot of newspaper decisions over count by the timer's watch and a got free N. J., and they exchanged body blows, at 5. Scott, ss ....-.- . 2 of Mulcahy 'Ringside, Jersey City, Sept. centuries and endorsed Johnny Wilson, Cleveland, at was uncon passage, the bases full 5. of close quarters. Downey missed a At 7; by Queen Ruel, c ...... 7 finally pounded into leaving Bryan Downey, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Louisville, All three sizes. the Jersey City meet yesterday, but With one L. to the head and was hooked 3. Wilhelmlna, druggists, Jones, p 1 sciousness, but he the title on only down, Marty and Johnny Wilson, of Boston, right ...... is still uncrowned as champion of kept stepped to bat, and twelve tame uninterest- sharply by Wilson in the Jaw. Leek for Iba name Cold M.d.l on mrtry sVick 0 the class a that he had been hit while promptly fought and middleweight of the ruling struck out. Patterson followed, ing rounds In their bout here to- They exchanged right body blows Journal Want Ads bring results. bom and accept ao imiUuou world. Ever since Wilson took down, though at the time, Gard was In Totals 34 0 8 27 12 2 and the process of striking day to settle their dispute over the and clinched. t' 3 championship in a questionable ner was not counting. out when Wilson caught a pop fly world's champion- Round twelve Downey was try- x Batted for Jones In ninth, bout from Mike con- The of middleweight O'Dowd, the majority the newspaper and made three down. ship. ' ing hard but his blows did not By innings: sensus of opinion has been that he men gave Downey tne decision yes Sheay who pitched the first five Under the New law no of- seem to hurt Wilson. He sent a New York 300 000 3028 was a cheese In the official title Jersey 000 000 champion spite terday, 'but re Innings for El pnso, proved an ficial decision Is but hard to the stomach. Downey GLASS, PAINT. Boston .. 0000 of this, however, and In spite of mains with Wilson, as no decisions permitted, right Two-bas- e easy nut for the Grays to crack Wilson retained his championship landed a hard on the Jaw. Summary: hits Pipp, the drubbings and point winnings are allowed In New Jersey, and limit. right LUMBER CCVIENT. PLASTER J. Collins. Three-bas- e hits Meu- Smitn, the second baseman, belt, the fight going the They exchanged lefts to the stom- Downey has handed him, he still Downey failed to land a knockout. places wtth Sheay in the However. It was the opinion of a ach. sel, Ruth. Double plays Peckin- retains the official crown, Downey is a likable and They fell into a clinch and ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER COMPANY to Ward to Pratt though chap sixth, held the Grays down in bet majority of the newsnaper men lefts and at the 438 paugh Pipp (2); Downey will popularly be known popular with tne fans. He is near ter at ihe Exchanged rights NOItTH taitS-- KTKK101 9 to Scott to Mclnnis. Base on balls as " 25 shape. and fight experts ringside champion." ly years old and began his The box score of the game fol that Downey won on points. He Off Shawkey, 2; Jones. 1, Struck He ran out of a fight with fighting career in 1914 as a ban- out By 1; 1. lows: forced the fighting In most of the Shawkey, Jones, Downey some time ago, claiming a tam weight. He has beaten some El Pnso. rounds and landed the cleanest Score Second game: R. H. E. broken nose. Then he chose his of the best boys at the game and New York ...000 010 001 2 4 0 AB.R.BH.PO A.E blows. own referee, Jimmy Gardner, of while still without the official tl 2b. 4 0 0 1 1 Ordered. Boston 101 004 20x 8 13 0 Is Smith, ... Hearing , Boston, and still kept Downey from tie. the recognized leader of the J. If. . . 4 0 1 1 0 Wilson's was so un- Batteries: H. Collins Quinn, the crown, he Marty, performance Rogers and Devormeri Karr and lifting although middlewelghts. Cohen, ss. ... 4 1 1 0 5 satisfactory to the New Jersey Walters. Mulcahy, lb. , , ! 1 2 8 0 boxing commission that they or- 1 1 L Marty, c. , . 4 0 2 8 0 dered Promoter Tex Rlckard to j tion a game behind Pittsburgh by 0 0 2 2 Smith Hits Heavy. Patterson, 3b. . 4 hold his share of the purse, pend- dividing a oouDie neaaer with Bos 4 0 2 0 0 Cleveland, Sept. 6. Cleveland PIRATES BREAK ton. won Colbert, cf. . . ing a hearing. Boston the first game. . . . 4 0 1 8 0 When Wilson the he and St. Louis broke even today, Police officials Titus, rf. left ring Cleveland estimated that Sheay, p. 4 0 1 1 2 was booed loudly by the crowd winning the morning about 25,000 persons could not get ... game and losing in the afternoon. Downey received applause. into me park, several women 35 2 10 24 10 4 was not a semblance of P Smith's batting was responsible for in Totals , There EVEN WITH REDS fainted the crush. Boston ral Grnys. knockout at any time. Wilson fol' D the morning victory while his stick lied in tne first game and won af work this afternoon cham- a'voa-Hfi'aa- Into a clinch at every opportunity kept the ter New York led 4 to 0 after Dow-n- In the lead until seventh by McCanna If. 1 1 and landed few hard blows. pions the the sixth inning. The work of the 0 1 when St, Louis made six consecu- zParentl. cf. . appeared to have the better o' AGAIN TO THE FRONT Boston pinch hitters featured Bos- A. 2 10 four three went to Wilson tive hits and won, Cleveland ran IN CLOSE ton's in Chavez, lb. rounds, DAIS rally the eighth. New , , 8 0 and the others were even. out of pitchers in the afternoon, York Fnlazar, 3b. took the second game behind Wildhaber, rf. 1 By Round Manager Speaker finally having to Shea, a recruit He rushed re- pitcher. yielded M. Chavez, ss. 0 Round one Downey Not in call on Henderson, a college 13 hits, but them scattered landed the Only Price Reductions for Cars, but in cruit from Texas. Score: Morn- Divide kept Wilson, c. . . 10 from his corner and Giants. Double Header and was well supported. 4 first blow, a left to the chin. Wil- ing game: Score first xArmiJo, 2b. St. Louis. With Braves and Retain game: Teller, p. 4 0 son boxed cautiously. Downey Hills. Boston. v ... landed a left to the body and a Climbing AB.R.BH.PO.A.E, in Nation- AB.R.BH.PO.A.E. 3 Wllso" Tobin. rf. . , 2 2 Second Position Totals 85 8 9 27 17 right to the Jaw, rocking Powell, cf. . , . 6 6 xRan for...Salazar In 3rd and 4th. Downey 'missed a vicious rlgh Ellerbe. 3b. . . 0 2 al 2b. 3 3 to . 2 11 League Standing. Chrtetenbury, zRan for Salazar In the 7th. uppercut, but landed a right 61sler, lb. , , 3 bell. 4 Southworth, rf. The score by innings: They clinched at the Jacobson, cf, . 2 6. If. . ... 3 o. Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. Pitts Cruise, . El Paso 100 000 010 2 Round two They clinched an Severeld, , , c. V If. burgh and Cincinnati evened up on Gibson, Gravs 003 040 lOx 8 Wilson landed two light lefts .Williams, Boeckel, 3b. , Jaw. missed i ss. . . the two holiday games, Cincinnati Summary Earned run. El Paso Downey's Downey Gerber, ... Mul-cah- Labor Holke, lb. 11 v. head. Pike's 2b. winning in the morning and Pitts- 1; Grays 3 Two base hits right for the They exchang Day McManus, ss. . in the afternoon, each a Ford, . Cohen. Teller, Salazar 2. ed lefts to the chin. There was lit Snocker, p. burgh by c. . . 8 of etthe Bur-wel- l, O'Neill, L. A. tie on the part p. ., A two to one score. The visitors Three base hits Marty, fighting Watson, p. . j 0 both for an xCollins, . broke a tie score in the thirteenth Chavez. Bases on balls Off Tel man, working openin' , Braxton, p, . 0 1. Round three Downey landed 1 in and won on ler 2 off Sheay 4. off Smith Inning the morning , 0 e Races sec- xGowdy, , . 8, right to the body and Peak . SS S 8 out Teller straight Totals v . . II 24 a pass to Bohne. his steal of If. . 0 Struck By by Sheay Nixon, . 3. on oases e.i left to the jaw. He rushed Wilsor xBatted for Shocker in 8th, ond and errors by Wilson and 0 4, by Smith Left xxNlcholson 6. Double to the ropes with hard lefts anf' Cleveland. Traynor. Cooper held the Reds to 0 Paso 8, Grays plays xxxBarbare, , M. Chavez to Salazar to Armijo, rights to the body. Downey land AB.R.BH.PO.A.E four hits in the afternoon, two of McQuillan, p. 0 ed a left to the chin. Downer In Class One Race r . . 4 0 to to Wilson. First Jamieson, If. 1 0 which were bunched with a wild , , 0 Parent! Armijo Wllso'-lande- 1 Morgan, p. Paso missed right uppercut. Wambeganss, 2b. 4 1 2 0 pitch and a steal in the sixth In base on errors! El 1, Grays to chin at the bell . . . 6 1 1 1 0 1. Substitutes and Smith left the Speaker, cf. nlng, in a run, tlelng the Totals . . . 81 6 9 27 11 1 Sheay Round four Wilson took the of . S 4 3 2 1 resulting In sixth. Smith, rf. , score. In the seventh, with a man xBatted for O'Neill In 8th. change places Umpires fensive sent a hard left to 4 1 2 8 1 and scorers and Gardner. Sb, . on third and two out, Cooper's sin- xxBatted for Braxton In 8th. Cameron Bagiey. his chin. Downey ss. . . . 3 0 1 3 Hall and opponent's Sewell, i gle drove over the winning run xxxBatted for Cruise In 8th. Cassidy. missed a left and Wilson caught Johnston, lb, . i 8 1 1 9 0 New York. him with a In the stomach 1 1 3 1 Morning game: right CAR c. . . WON! O'Neill, NEEDS FORD The box score: AB.R.BH.PO.AE. BABE RUTH 4 crossed with two tr . 1 0 0 0 1 Downey rights Malls, p. . . Cincinnati. Burns, cf, . 4 0 2 2 1 0 the Jaw. They were han' ... 2 0 1 1 HOME BUNS TO . fighting Morton, p. , 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. E Bancroft, ss. 4 0 0 2 1 1 MORE In a clinch at the bell. . . 4 3b. , 1 1 0 0 4 1 RECORD Round five Downey sent ' Totals , 83 10 11 27 Bohne, 2b. Frisch, BREAK HIS CAN YOU BEAT r . 1 . to the nose. Down' IT? Bt. Louis 003 100 100 Kopf. ss..... Young, rf. straight right .... 2 Kelly, lb. . landed a right to the Jaw and to' Groh, 5. Cleveland . . . 301 080 12x 10 3b.... Boston, Mass., wept. Babe Wlls-rushe- , 8 If. . st a left hook in return. Two base hlti Bressler, rf Meusel, Ruth drove home his fifty-fir- Bummary 15 2b. Downey to the ropes wl' Get Smith, Gardner, Wambeganss 2 Daubert lb., Rawlinga, home run In the ninth Inning of a Your FORD Now. Fonseca, If. . 8 Snyder, c, 3 second with body blows. Downey sent har Three base hits Gerber, Sewell, c. .... the Yankee's game to stomach at the bell. Duncan, f . . 5 Smith, . . Boston, No one was on base. right the jacoDson. Home runs smith 2. ..,18 Round six Wl' Double Wingo, 8 Toney, p. . was Downey caught plays Smith to Johnston: c... 0 Karr pitching. son in his corner and hurt him wit' O Nelll to to Hargrave, 2 Sallee, p. .... Ruth scored his tirty-tir- st home Gardner; Gardner c. 1 to stom Base S 0 1 zCunningham . run Shaw of Washington hard rights and lefts the Johnston. on balls Off Rixey, p 0 against ach. Wilson cut s left eye Mails 1; Morton 1; Shocker 3. In Causey, p. ... In 1920 on September 24. He new Downey 43 2 6 39 14 1 more circuit drives with a right swing. Wilson's blowF nlngs pitched Mails 8: Morton 6; Totals 5 needs only four Totals 34 10 27 13 2 s oftener. Shocker 7; Sewell 1. out .... to break-hi- record of 64. were landing They fought Struck Pittsburgh. zBatted for Sallee in 8th, hard at close Auto & S AB. H. A, E quarters. By Malls 1; Morton 1. R. PO. 000 000 Quichel Afternon If 1 1 1 1 0 Boston 2406 Round seven Downey forced game: Blgbee, New York 000 001 301 5 SOCORRO WINS GAME of St. Louis . 021 100 530 12 15 Carey, cf .. 4 4 ... the fighting and had the better Cun- Cleveland . 100 130 8 14 . 6 4 Two base hits Southworth, FROM SAN MARCIAL an exchange at close quarter?. 120 Maranvllle, ss. base Burns. Batteries 6 5 ningham. Three hits Downey sent a straight right to the Authorized Ford Kolp, Davis, Bayne Whitted, rf.... Home run IN NINTH INNING Dealer . A. and Sever eld; Uhle, Morton, 6 0 Toney, Chrlstenbury. stomach. Wilson caught Downey Sagby, Traynor, Sb..... Sacrifice hits Holke, Nixon, Boeo-k- el nenaerson ana L. Sewell. 2b.-- . 5 1 with a left hook. They fought O'Neill, Tlerney, Stolen bases Boeckel Marclal in Grimm, ... S 20 (2). Socorro defeated San slowly. lb. 2, Nixon. Double plays Burns to a close a score of 9 to 8. Close Games at Detroit. Brottem, c 2 4 to Holke. game by Round eight Downey landed Phone 750 Sixth and Central Detroit, 5. and 1 0 Snyder; Chrietenbury The game was one of the snappiest two to the and one to Sept Chicago xBarnhart .... Base on balls Braxton 2; Watson rights body Detroit divided a double bill 0 seen on the Socorro grounds for the Jaw. Wilson hooked today, Wilson, c... 4: 2: 3. un- Downey the visitors the 2 McQuillan Toney Innings some time. The score was a tie clinched re-- taking morning Morrison, 0 8; 1 with his left They i gamo in tne eleventh and p.,... pitcnld Watson 6 Braxton til the ninth inning when R. Stack- - Inning, xxCutshaw 1 0 3; 3; 3; McQuillan 1 Morgan on s losing in tne afternoon. 2 0 pole scored J. Stackpole sin Spectacular fielding bv the Hamilton, p... Toney 7 3 Sallee 3; Causey 1. gle: Batteries were: San Marclal Sox struck out 5: watson z; and White and the pitching of Kerr 1 8 1 Topey Simmons, James Aragon; Totals ...... 47 38 22 McQuillan 1. Socorro TruJUlo, J. in an save one inning this after ' Stackpole. noon, x Batted for Brotem In eighth, Second game permitting the Tigers to xx Batted 000 8 18 2 overcome a two run lead. for Morrison in Boston ... 100 020 OLD TOWN NINES WIN Score Morning game: R.H. E. eighth. New York . 001 300 Olx 5 7 1 Chicago ..112 001 000 01 6 15 0 Score by innings: Scott and Gowdy; Shea and FROM THE NATIONALS The Same Policies The Cincinnati 000 000 000 Same uetroit ...000 000 005 00 5 11 0 ....100 12 Smith, High .Batteries: Kerr Pittsburgh ....000 000 010 000 0 1 and Schalk; Two-bas- The Old Town Nines defeated Leonard Summary: e hits Ma Dodgers Take Two. the Honing, and Bassler, Duke-Cit- y Nationals a score of wouaaiu ranvllle (2), Carey. Stolen banes Brooklyn, Sept 6. Brooklyn by Score Duncan, Bohne. Base on won a double header from Phlladel 14 to 7 yesterday afternoon, on the Afternoon game: R, H. E. at the corner of Mountain Chicago .....002 001 000 3 6 1 Rlxey, 1: Morrison, 2; Hamll phia today. Bunched hits gave grounds ton, 2. Morri the first contest George road and Broadway. Detroit lOOOOOOSx 4 8 2 Innings pitched By Brobklyn Ortli clouted out his fifth home Standard of Service In New Location son, 8: Hamilton, 5. Struck out Smith was knocked out of the a Batteries: Wilkinson and run of the season tor the Nines in cwnaiK; coie and Woodall. By Rlxey, 3; Morrison, 3. box in six Innings of the second Afternoon game: game. Sedgwick alloved one hit in the game. Score: R. H. E. the last two The battery for the Nines in Hasty Ontpltchca Johnson. innings. s 5. Cincinnati ...000 001 000 1 4 1 Score First game: R. H. E yesterday ga.me was composed ot Philadelphia, Sept. Washing- 7 Mercedes. The ton divided a doubleheader with Pittsburgh ...010 OOOlOx 2 7 0 Philadelphia 100 000 0001 Pena and Natlonnlp scores Batteries: Markle and Hargrave: Brooklyn ..000 210 OOx 3 7 2 battery was made up ot Black and toaay. The S. C. 6escrlnos. were 4 to 3 and 7 to 1. In the cooper ana urottem. Batteries: Winters and Remllne; The twenty-fiv- e years we have spent to the wants morning game Hasty outpltched Grimes and O. Miller. catering Johnson, the contest going eleven 25,000 Disappointed. Second game: R. H. E. TOMMY GIBBONS COPS New York. 6. The New 000 001 11 2 of men who demand maximum value for the Innings. Hasty helped to win his Sept. Philadelphia 0034 KG money they own game oy work bat. York Nationals retained their posi Brooklyn ..010 033 lOx 8 12 3 13TH SUCCESSIVE good at the Batteries: O. Rommel was hit hard enough in Smith, Sedgwick South Bend, Ind., Sept. 5 Tom spend for clothing have .been productive of a code of the early Innings of the afternoon and Bruggy; MilJui and Kruoger. my Gibbons, light heavyweight o' game to give the Senators a com- St. Paul, scared a technical knock ethics, a business creed, which, from the manding lead and was finally suc- BARNES DEFEATS Cardinals Beat Cubs. out over Dan O'Dowd, of STew judging growth ceeded by Naylor in the third. Bt Louis, Sept 5. The Cardinals York, in the third round of e of our business, is the men of Johnson, Miller and Gharrity each took both games from the Cubs scheduled ten round bout today appreciated by lbuquerque. a home run. here today by a score of 4 to 8. Gibbons had New got The the oYrker oui We this to new location 118 Score Morning game: R. H. E. second game went only five on his feet when police stopped the carry thiscreed, code, our at Washing. 010 000 100 10 1 OC HUTCHISON Innings due to rain. A heavy rain tn the round a left 108 made a field fight. Early West Central. Our new store is so situated and so laid Phlladel. 002 000 000 114 11 2 soggy for the first hook sent O'Dowd to the canvas for out Batteries: Johnson game, which was completed in a of A and Piclnlch: drizzle. a count nine. short right up- our cost of dointr business can be lowered to Hasty and Perkins,-Scor- percut was the finishing blow that an extent --Afternoon game: R. H. E Score First game: R. H. B. Gibbons' marks his thir- IN GOLF E 100 010 3 7 0 victory Washington 212 200 0 FEATUR Chicago ....010 consecutive knockout. that will be noticeable in the retail prices of the 0007 St. Louis 000 OOx 1 teenth things Philadelphia 010 000 0001 4 0 ...004 4 10 v Batteries: Mogrldge and Gharri- Batteries: Ponder, Freeman and we sell. ; O'Farrell, BEHNKE IS WINNER ty; Rommel, Naylor and Perkins. (By Tbs Auoclated Daly; Pertica, North Prtu.) and AInsmlth. ' Great Neck, N. Y., Sept 5. Jim OF AIRPLANE DERBY SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Second game: R. H. E. Barnes, American open golf cham- Chicago 000 9 0 Chicago, Sept. Behnke, New Orleans, 12-- 8; 038 b.Dmli Chattanooga, pion, today defeated Jock Hutchi- St Louis 000 6 1 of the Checkerboard weld, carrying son, British 6 and 4 Batteries: 184 woman won thr 0-- 1. champion. up Freeman, a passenger, Labpr Mobile, Atlanta, to in thirty-si- x hole Cheeves Jones, .;7-- play, a match and Dalv: Doak and day airplane derby today, flying Memphis, 2; Little 1. Rock, for a sliver cup and a purse of Clemons. the fifty-fiv- e mile course in forty-nin- e Kashvllle. 0; Birmingham, ?2,000. minutes. He was closely fol- Barnes started afternoon COAST LEAGUE. WESTERN elay lowed by Price Hollingsworth, John LEAGUE. with a lead of four up. which he Vernon, 10-- 6; Salt 0. 5; Lake, KIser and James Curraii. The K 7. At Omaha Bioux 3; EUBAN BROTHERS City Increased to five up before the end Portland, Los Angeles, 9. other5 five At Des Moines 1; starters, including Bt Joseph of the 1; 2. T3. match. Hutchison drove Oakland, Sacramento, Charles Dickinson, the oldest pilot wildly several times, two drives Seattle, 7; Ban 10-- 0. In From Their New Location at 118 West Central. 0; go. Francisco, the Chicago district, who is (5 At Oklahoma Joplln 18-- lng out of bounds and a third into 1 years old. finished within a few At Tulsa 8; Wichita 23. . . tne water, N . Journal Want Ada results. minutes more, ' ) bring j

7' V September G, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Five" Woman's Daily Magazine Page

Social ID). 9 THE WOMAN HE MARRIED Calendar jfl By JAKE PHELPS. o Tuesday. Ideal Bridge olub will meet with fOVl confessed mistakes and sins Mrs. C. W. Potter. erday HAS MAKES GOOD. my CHAPTER SO. had brought us nearer together "La Notre" Bridge club will than ever before. Dick was ten meet with Mrs. Charles Roehl. I worked very hard to set my derness Itself to me, thoughtful and business started Mother me when at -- ome. juomer federatTonheads little right helped nd to and-Ne- d both helped me all they cam over nearly every week, Somehow as I went ahead, often took Junior back with her. in to could. plan for meeting endeavoring to do all I could to At those times I did a great deal october Ibuque get us once more on our feet, .he of work. Naturally I missed my roswelun me some of my but the feeling that I was endeavor gave boy, Mrs. Emily F. LaBelle, second old-tim- e confidence that had bean really helping to pay for my part our home in New vice president of the state federa- so disturbed by fear and remorse in the ruin of tion Is In returned of Dick's ambitions, urged of woman's clubs, Santa for months past. It really York, Fe to attend the meeting of the stronger than ever, because I now me on to every effort. executive board of the federation knew I was doing right, that I had I had had some inexpensive cards which will held The sent around. Work be there today nothing to hide. I had passed the printed, and meeting is called according to the crisis, the moral crisis in my life. came to me, all I could manage. constitution to make plans for the Our present was secure to a certain Finally I hired a woman to run state federation meeting which will extent. I now felt almost positive the machine. That left me all my be held In Romvell next month. our future was also. time for planning, cutting, and the The tentative dates for the federa- "We'll climb up, Dick," I said to hand work. I had become tre- tion meeting are October 25, 26, him in one of our talks, "but solidly mendously Interested in the work, 27 ana zs. this time. Before our house was had added many dainty things to Members of the executive hoard of will- the list. I now took orders for of the state federation who have built on sand the sand my - ful extravagance." many other things besides draper- been called to the Santa Fe meet- "Of course we will, Nan!" He ies. Lamp shades, bed spreads, lng are Mrs. R. P. Donohoo, presl- - Mrs. of kissed me fondly then sent the anything of that sort. I had sam- dent; Frank W. Parker which had sent me from a Chicago Btore, Santa Fe, vice president at lara: check for my first work, ples Mrs. H. of been most with and ordered my goods in quantities, J. Majors Raton, pres- paid promptly, ident of the third Mrs. le what we had saved, to Mrs. Gray. thus allowing me a larger profit. district; who knew our Dick had heard further of Albuquerque, president of She, the only person nothing the second district, and Miss had promised to attend to about the Dart he had taken in ex Mary address, and Smith of Santa Fe treasurer. all our bills for us. posing the, man In the bank, Mrs. LaBelle will remain in we de- him and After much discussion I had almost forgotten Santa Fe a week as the guest of cided to send this first money we the incident, I was so busy. Mrs. Donohoo. had saved to Clarence Burns. It Dick's salary had been raised, was only $100, Just one tenth of and he looked hapuier, seemed what we owned. But we were more like the old care-fre- e Dick IMPORTED GOWN OP both very happy over sending it, I had married than ever before LACE AND TULLE Dick was almest hilarious. The simple life we led, early rising "We'll have him paid up in a but also early retiring had done year. Nan!" he remarked. This him good. His nerves were rested, debt seemed always on his mind. and at times he would whistle Had he known that Mr. Burns had blithely, and come skipping in as purposely loaned him money that he did in those first weeks of our he knew he would lose to be re- married life. venged upon me because I would He was quite a favorite at the not listen to his insulting proposals, bank the president told mother, he would have been still more dis- and was doing his work well. turbed. Mother naturally felt a little anx- Dick insisted upon hiring a wo- ious as it was through her we had man once a week to do the heavy come to Lansing. work. Then one day we had the, threat "I don't want you to lose all of the man who had robbed the your beauty doing housework," ho bank brought home to us. said when I objected. Junior had been playing in the "Beauty doctors claim that it Js yard. He was seldom allowed out- Audience at Theater Hears one of the greatest beautlfiers of side the gate. But there was a Big Crystal Sibyl the human form," I laughingly re- large pile of sand in the street, and plied. he had begged so hard to play in it "Bother the beauty doctors! You with his pail and shovel I had con- Sanderson and Wilton don't need their advice. You're sented. Fagan George too pretty, and too good for me. ' He was quite gleeful, and at first Nan. I feol wicked sometimes called me. After a while I real- when you look tired and I am ized he had been silent for a time, Ballardin EDISON lone lest afraid you will overdo, and get and quick apprehension drove me sick." to the door. I called hut no an- "No. Dick, I shall get healthier swering voice reassured me. ' as the debts are paid, and that look I ran to the street, looked ill In a test of direct comparison, made last night at Crystal whistling. The New Edison, at her side) took up the selection nf face." around the said and anxiety leaves your pile, then up before the New Edison scored . and continued it alone. Someway our trouble, all the down the street. Junior had dis theater, a large audience, awfu that had a and things happened. appeared. complete convincing triumph. Artist and phonograph thu3 alternated, throughout th selection. Sibyl Sanderson Fagan, the famous whistler, whistled in direct comparison with the of her art by the The only way the audience could be sure which was whist- BEAUTY CHATS I New Edison. To every ear there was no difference between ling, was by watching Miss Fagan's lips, so exactly like the living art and art. living art was the art. Edna Kent Forbes. By test known. No This is the most drastic phonograph other George Wilton Ballard made the same test of comparison has ever sustained it. No other phonograph with the of his tenor solos. ANSWERED LETTERS. your ownT If you will send a Ehonograph Again the stamped addressed envelope I shall it. same result there was no difference between the RE- Mazle; Mrs. T. I. K.; Mrs. Mc; be pleased to send you directions CREATED voice and the living voice. To eradicate lines and keep the about it Apply a toilet water to The New Edison's marvelous performance of last night muscles from sagging, give the your face to help along that oily vindicates everything that has been said or claimed for it3 Proof was I Evidence was massed skin this treatment twice each condition, but nothing will cure it piled upon proof on week. Massage a cleansing cream except keeping your liver activ perfect realism. evidence! The end of the concert found the audience ab- into the skin and remove with and' the stomach sweet. and convinced, its own cloth. over with one read- Miss stood on the stage next to a solutely completely through personal moist Paint it all R. H. S.: From of the Fagan shapely Chippendale that is no an astringent and lie down for 20 ers, comes this suggestion. She cabinet. She to whistle. Her bird-lik- e notes soared experience, there difference between an artist's minutes while it draws the says she took curl from her began its tip the over the bringing all under its magic spell. living performance and by the New skin. Remove with warm moist hair by rubbing the scalp with a theater, Edison, that to the New Edison in cloth. Massage again, but use a solution of boric acid and water. listening is, literal truth, fine cream, until as much is ab- She did this before shampooing Halfway through her selection, she suddenly stopped the same as listening to the living artists. . sorbed as the skin will take. Wipe the head and Bhe claims that it off the surplus and rub the face not only took all the kink from and with a of ice. her but It also cured of throat piece hair, her seem a Blue Eyes: You can correct dandruff. Borio acid is healing Black and white effects that habit by exerting your will and cleansing, so you are perfect- ways to be popular in Paris. Eai as is a case of ly safe in it. Ask season brings out some fetchin power, it letting trying the drug- tH loose your emotions. If you do not gist about the strength of the so- costume this color scheme. Ta overcome it, it will react on your lution. bot has Ju"t recently used it wit health. It may help you to do this, M. K. B.; I. P. H.: Practice very pleasing results in this aftei EDISON if the family will agree to make deep to noon frock. The black is furnishe 2fcMV breathing develop your sport of it or give you a start or bust and dash cold water over the by the satin foundation and th tt shock, each time you indulge your- whole chest each morning. In- tulle over-drapin- g. The white is The With a Soul" self in this recreation. Make up crease the circulation by using delicately designed lace which vei! Phonograph your mind to convert this amotion friction from a coarse towel. You shows blouse and skirt. The lac alism into some' needed activity. may also massage each night with shows plainly in the front an Your letter makes me believe warm cocoa butter, but use the back, but is covered with the tull you are a capable girl and well most gentle of strokes since this over the hips and in the bodice. one still mind. This You can have an Official im- Only question can bother your question Laboratory Model in your home. able to hold your place among all part of the body is easily bruised. This is but one of the many You these healthy, capable women of M. W.: You should consult the portations recently brought over we now answer. can own an instrument which will do everything done the present day. doctor about that soreness. The from Paris. It shows what one The instrument used in last night's tests was not a special last evening in the test. Come in. Hear the wonderful Mrs. Fairy H.: The abdominal muscles can be strength- French designer considers appro- model. was an Official Model, taken from Official Model for ou girl should weigh 120 pounds and ened the same as any other mus- priate for afternoon wear short, It Laboratory Laboratory yourself. Learn about the older one 125. cles, but you should know first if loose sleeves, a bodice low cut tn regular stock. Every Official Laboratory Model in our stock Budget Plan, which puts our Official Laboratory Model into Evelyn: The line between your your condition admits of it. When the back and a longer skirt. The is to sustain the same test of direct comparison your home for no more than you would "pay down" for a eyes probably cornea from eya women lose their figure . after skirt which is showing a downward guaranteed strain. A good skin is the result childbirth, it is usually because trend in Paris has not yet reached with living artists. talking machine. of good health which you should they, get Into the habit of slump- this country, however. try to attain. , "Eat properly " and ing, especially when carrying the take as much exercise in the atr child. Learn to stand properly, While his wife was absent from as you can, even though it is only even when holding the baby. Keep home an Oregon man decided tr to practice deep breathing before the abdomen In and the chest for- try his hand at making cakes fo the open window. ward. Stand on the balls of the a competition at the county fall Beatrice R.: Never use any feet and breathe deeply. This will His cake was found so dellctou cream on your face except that make you light, springy and may compared with those of his womcr Etosenwaid' Edison made from vegetable oils, since you be all that you need to restore rivals that he was awarded a spe- partment . have this tendency to grow hair. your figure. cial prize. , , To be sure of It, why not make THIRD FLOOR.

FOUR DOCTORS EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING By LAURA A. KIRKMAN. tain of the 1916 Princeton foot- troleum News published at Cleve- runs up rapidly by adding freight above 38, Jan. 1, $3.60, Aug. IS. GAVE HER UP SHE'LL TAKE TRIP ball team, are sailing on the Spee- land. costs and a 3 per cent tax, which $1.26; Bull Bayou, Jan. 1. $3.16, which has left for an Albuquerque" motorists paid 26 Aug. 15, $0.90, LEFT-OVER- jacks, port together, totals .0697. To this must SERVING CORN S. with AROUND WORLD IN will cents a at service stations Gulf Coast fields baking dishes). Sprinkle top eighteen months' cruise that gallon be added 1 cent state excise tax. Splndleton, buttered crumbs and bake 20 min- HUSBAND'S YACHT Include the South Seas, China. during the middle of August. This Jan. 1, $2.60, Aug. 16. $0(0; all Advice Tina I am the corn Af- been cut one-ha- lf a cent This brings the cost to the whole- 13 Through a Neighbor' giving following utes in a hot oven. Serve hot. Philippines, northern coast of price haj drops in the grades have neon recipes for serving left-ove- rs rica and perhaps South America. since that time and is now 25 1- saler te .1922 cents a gallon. El the same with the exception of Woman Was Restored to Health Corn Soup: Three ears cooked cents. The Paso a cent was rather than for serving the corn corn, 3 "It's a sort of an adventure," prices obtaining during shipments average Somerset. Tex., which $8.00 a Pinkham's cups cold water, generous naviga- In various cities in differ- higher. To this must be added car Jan. 1 to by Lydia L fresh from garden or market stall, slice 1 2 said Mr. Rogers, assistant August barrel and dropped $1.26 of onion, egg, cups white to Mr. Mr. who ent sections of the country as giv- rentals, cost of handling, bulk loss- by is. for I believe that most of my read- V, tor Hogg. Goewen, Aug. v Vegetable Compound sauce, teaspoon salt, dash of en In list carried "news" es, return on tank- ers will agree with me that the had the yacht built especially for the by the investment in Wyoming fields Elk Basin, Jan. celery salt. Cut each each row of follows: age and trucks and a few other 1, Mud- most delicious way to serve fresh kernels the trip, intends to explore rivers $3.10, Aug. U. $1.00; Big down with a sharp knife, and wander the South Sea Service Station incidentals. Retailers here sold Jan. 1. $2 75, Aug. .6. $0 60; Kenosha, Wis. -- "I suffered with a corn Is on the cob. out the among Prloe. dy, scraping soft inner part Islands. With a boat or one Atlantic Baltimore 2S; gasoline from the tank wagons at Lance Creek. Jan. 1, $3.05, Aug. and was in bed Corn the pulp larger City 24; 1- -2 female trouble at last "Oysters:" (There should be cup of this even smaller than the Speejacks. 23 ocnts a gallon and it Is sold 15, $0.95; Osage, the samat ears cooked sweet corn and Richmond, 23; 23.5; 1- I iidiihiiii n ior six weens wvca from of soft pulp.) Oook the ' Parkersburg, to the consumer at 25 -2 centa (PKinmu 1 scraped Mi unless constructed for the purpose, Columbia, S. C, 22.5. Then cities what the doctors to each cupful of it allow beaten cobs in water with the onion slice, Gasoline prices in the main cen- 1 sweet 1 this would be impossible, according are supplied by the New Jt y dis- called inflamma- egg, tablespoon milk, and t ters of use hovered 40 celery salt, salt, for hour or to Mr. Rogers. trict. The New York dlstm-- sup- around tion bowels. tablespoon flour, 1 teaspoon melt- until water is 1 cents a I of the the reduced to cup- plied New York City at 2fr cents gallon late last year. The ttr Four of them said ed butter, and H t aspoon salt. ful. The cobs thus boiled have derreaso is but in this 75 f Sy md and Boston and other New Eng- noticeable, forever years has I rnnld not live. A Mis these Ingredients together still on them the exteriors of the land points at 27 cents. Cleveland connection, the August 17 crude oil I relied upon Qouriud's told ma drop this batter by tablespoonsful kernels, as only the interior, motorists their 21 cents prices paid producers at the first Oriental Otam to neighbor on part E got gas at of inK lutp to use ti. a hot, greased griddle, turning has been scraped out.) Add thia PRICE Atlanta, Ga,, paid 22 cents. Chat- the year ana now are of est the skin and Lydia each cake so that it will of What Producer Gets. complex' Pinkham's Vege- little cupful liquid to a white sauce tanooga, Tenn., paid 22 cents, Chi- Ion in perfect condition brown on both sides. (A little pulp as follows: 1 As shown in a table table Melt tablespoon but- cago, 20 cents; Topeka, 18.6; De- contalnedn through the stress of Compound from uncooked corn adds to the Into 1 the National Petroleum News, of and it helped ma ter, stir it tablespoon flour, troit, 18.9 and Indianapolis the the season's activities. flavor of these cakes.) Serve hot 1 cup of milk, teaspoon salt and SHOWS 13 CENT same. Prices at Omaha were 20.6 August 17, crude oil prices per from the start. Corn-Stuffe- d of StndlJctof Baked Tomatoes: a dash of pepper. Let the sauce and at Denver, 23. Billings, Mont., barrel of various grades in some Trial Sim 1 When the doctor Bill hollowed-ou- t tomatoes now the most fields HOPKINS I X fold him ripe boil up well and then add to paid 27.6, as did all other main important wereas, R1D.T. A fama with left-ov-er cooked corn cut from it the cup of soft corn Do cities in that state. Phoenix paid follows: v r fnlyAn mrA. Via AnM Throw- pulp. YVirai. Xiau wnwa - the cob and mixed with a little not dou arter 28.6; Los Angeles, 23; Rno, Nev.. Eastern field s Pennsylvania, on adding this pulp. RANGE S. Jan. 1, 16, 12 5; my medicine away and keep with grated or finely chopped mild Beat 1 egg well and put this into Ml. 27 and Portland, 26. 1921, $6.10, Aug. thB Pinkham medicine. I did and it cheese (1 tablespoon of the cheese a tureen or bowl, then pour the The Refinery Price. Corning, Jan. 1. 24.00, Aug. 15, cured me. If more women would take to 1 cup of Cover the tops on Refinery market prices. North $1.20; Somerset light, Jan. 1, $4.60, corn). soup this, gradually stirring as 16. your medicine they would not suffer lightly with buttered crumbs, place you do so. Serve at once. Standard Oil company prices on Texas division, are End point gas- Aug. $1.00. 14-1- 4 1- -2 Central States fields Wooator. have recommended the Vege- the tomatoes In an egata pan, pour Brazilian Succotash: Combine to consumer service oline, cents a gallon to so, I gasoline the at wholesales and for new Jan. 1, $4.05, 15, $1.80; Txidl, table to lots of people and a little hot water and melted but- equal quantities of cooked corn cut navy spe- Aug. Compound stations on August 17 throughout cification 10 2 . Jan. 1, $4.00, Aug. IS, been satisfied.";-Mr- s. ter around them, and bake until from cob with cooked gasoline, cents Jl.K; 'they have shelled beans, t ie United States carried a range comes with- Western Kentucky, Jan, 1, $3.95 2701 Wisconsin the tomato cases are tender. Serve seasoning with salt, pepper and Albuquerque's supply Mary Rhapstock, : of IS cents. Eighteen cents a gal- in these two specifications. Aug. 15, $0.58. hot. 1 Albert T. Goewen. Kansas-Oklahom- St.. Kenosha, Wisconsin. butter to suit taste and' adding lira. lon to the consumer at service sta- How nt fields a, Casserole of Left-Ov- er Corn: Cut the price at refineries When a woman is beset with such slice of fried bacon finely minced, ' ' tions was the minimum. These to more than double Jan. 1. $3.50, 15. rows of kernels with a knife The ninety-eig- ht foot power lumps by the Aug. symptoms as irregularities, inflam- sharp for every half cup of the succotash, prices obtained In several Texas time the gasoline gets to the Al- $1.00. and scrape out the soft interior of dello-lous- .) owned Albert mation, ulceration, a displacement, (The bacon flavor makes it yacht, Speejacks, by districts. The highest prloe at buquerque consumer, is shown by North Texas fields Burkburnett n the kernels. Mix 1 of this Steam Y. backache, headaches, bearing-dow- eup this until hot in the Goewen of Chicago, has started beaten trail cities waa II cents a the following figures given out by Jan. 1. $3.50, Aug. 15. $100; 1 beaten 1 of 60,000-mil- e gi pulp with egg, enp top of a double boiler, over on the first of the one pains, nervousness or the btaes rapidly lap gallon, at Spokane, Wash. Figures of the loading wholesales of light, Jan. 1, $3.00, Aug. Dr. S.I ttwIiiM stmI Mnt atwtMli sue milk, H chopped green pepper, boiling water, and serve at once. cruise 'around the world. this' condition are avail- 15, $0.85, 3Vawn end tu she should treat the causa of salt to and indicating Albuquerque yesterday. Taking the Ranger, rink-ham-'s and pepper season, Mr. and Mrs. Goewen, accom- able at several local distributing average at Mora a show same conditions by taking Lydia K, turn the mixture Into a buttered refinery price Ardmore, grades the Fw fertlw urtlnUrt fir TNI itHAlST panied by Bernard Rogers, Jr., of Plants and are shown also In the Tulsa, or as 11 as Burkburnett. , ITHOa CO t.lU 4 UniM SIM... 1 Vegetable Compound. ,,. ; Into Journal want ads result. Cunhlng Wrhita prices l"M casserole (or small Individual get Chicago and F, Trevor Hogg, cap August 17 Issue of. the National Pe 4 for purposes, the cost North Louisiana fields Caddo K.HJT 2 ii, ho AitUS Vet, i i figuring Page Sij 0 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL September 6, 1921.

JOINS FILMLAND DIVORCE COLONY REORGANIZATION OF OPTIMISM OLD ICH TOI STARS BUREAU OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TRADE INLEHeUEOF BEIT LOS LUNAS (By The Associated PrM.) Washington, Sept.. 6. Reorgan- ization of tho bureau of foreign and domestic commerce into Indus- 11-- 4 trial divisions, with trained sne- - MEETS BY COUNT clallsts at their heads to aid the IMS overseas commerce country's ' is nearlng completion, according to After defeated on Los oecreiary iioover. Lu Popular Branch of Body being the Thirteen divisions have been es- Lunas home Pre-Arrang- team's grounds Sun tablished: Lacks ed Pro- Fuel, leather, transpor- day, the Old Town Stars got their tation, textiles, industrial machines, gram; Committee on Cre- temper up yesterday and trounced agricultural implements, food- the Luna men here by an 11 to 4 stuffs, electrical machinery, rub- dentials Is Selected. score. The Los Lunas team re- ber, iron and steel, commercial mained in the rear from the first law, automotive. Other divisions The Famous Hudson Six (fif The Amounted IreM.) Inning until the ninth without a are to be added. Super Adds i Geneva, Sept. B (by tho Associ- chance of eseai e. ated Press.) The second assem- Gonzalez, pitching for the Stars, DEATHS AND FUNERALS ) bly of the league of nations opened pitched one of his best games of toJay in an atmosphere of optim- the season. He allowed only seven A . Mm TT"k ism and with as much enthusiasm hits, wliile Alvarez of the Luna MOORE George M. Moore, n as might reasonably be expected team was hit thirteen times. Six resident of Albuquerque for the from so sober a body. It was dem- of the latter were for two bases past thirty-fiv- e yeara, died at his onstrated that the popular branch or more, and six of them were home on South Edith street yes- the was free bunched in the seventh terday afternoon, following an ill- K of league meeting Jnning. .ecori base-stealin- g ness of a a He Another from a program. Tenorlo set up the year and half. The assembly heard tho opening record for the game, stealing both leaves his wire and two sons. Will address of Dr. Wellington Koo, of second and third. Gilliam starred Moore, of this city, and Frank China, without having any idea as in the hitting department, connect Moore, of Mexico City, Mexico. TO ITS LONG LIST. to who might be selected perma- ing for two two baggers. J. Ortiz, Funeral services will be held nent president. Tenorio, B. Perea and Gonzales Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock Tho only business transacted In also got two baggers, at Strong Brothers' chapel. Inter- the was the election of a The last were ment will be in Fairvlew cemetery. With morning Stars night jubilant will "Kin" Rhiley as the Driver in the Pike's committee on credentials and It over trouncing on the Luna men The remains lie in state at the Peak Race was not until the luncheon recess so severely, since they claim that chapel all day Tuesday. that the could exchange the at Los .unas delegates game Sunday BOYER The of Yesterday HUDSON SUPER SIX Won the Penrose notes as to their choice of presid- contained some exceedingly close body Herbert officer. South America came M. Boyer was BhlDned last nleht to ing decisions which allowed the Luna Free-for-A- forward with Dr. Gastoa Da Cunha men to score his home in Philadelphia, Pa. U Race several runs. Brothers were Trophy Over a Field of Famous Drivers of Brazil, and Dr. Juan Carlos Batteries for yesterday's game Strong in charge. Blanco, Uruguayan minister nt were: For the Stars. Gonzalez and Paris, while there was an Impor- Guevara; for Los Lunas, Alvarez tant movement in favor of II. A. and Sanchez. Elizabeth Wetmore was shipped last to her rormer home in Van Karnbeek, Dutch minister of The scoie by innings: night foreign who was eventu- Detroit, Mich, Strong Brothers affairs, Los Lunas 010 000 030 4 were In hi ally elected. Old Town Stars.. 102 111 BOx 11 charge. Dr. Koo reflected the general feeling when he said that the as- O'DONNELL James Joseph sembly, not having to start at the SCHOOL BOARD O'Donnell died at a local hospital beginning, would be able to get yesterday, aged 2 years. His wife through its work quicker than last and a brother were here with him. si- BAD Funeral announcement will be Hudson year. There was an Impressive HAS NEWS Six lence, when the secretary reached made upon arrival of other rela Super Argentina on the roll call, and in- FOR THE KIDS tives from Los Angeles. Strong quiring glances were exchanged Brothers are in charge. With when Pan America, Haytl and Cord Tires, $2,180 (F. O. B. Albuquerque.) Guatemala failed to respond to Bad news for the kiddies. MARTINEZ The funeral of their names. All departments of the Albu Daniel Martinez, who died last President Van Karnebeek made Agues Ajrea, querque public schools open today, Sunday morning, will be held this a, brief Bpeech of thanks after his with no more vacation in sight un- morning at g o'clock from the election. He declared the league Agnes Ayres Is the latest motion picture star to play one of the til Thanksgiving time. family residence. Burial will be at SEE THE MACHINE THAT would succeed only If It had the principal roles in a court scene. She has obtained a divorce from Most of the will Santa Barbara cemetery. Crollott TRAVELS just boys and girls is in of the big men and Frank W Schucker, Brooklyn man, on a charge of desertion. Miss attend the same buildings which charge. statesmen. has in some of films in Marshall attended last but LIKE THE WIND leading Ayres appeared the O'Henry and they year, pupils GALLEGOS The of Neilan productions. in the seventh and eighth grades funeral will be In Mrs. Acacio Gallegos, who died placed rew quarters. was held The seventh grade will be housed Saturday night, yester- Moving Picture Funnies in Central day afternoon from the family res- j the building, and the idence, 901 North Eleventh street. eighth grade will go to the il'irary OF SEVEN Theaters The first six will Funeral services were held at the LAUDERBAUGH MOTOR COMPANY F!!LK Today building. grades San Felipe De Neri phurch. Bur- report to their regular ward ial was at, Santa Barbara ceme schools. tery. Crollott was in "B" Theater Jesse L. Lasky Pupils living in the neighbor- charge. LOCAL AGENTS. Melford's will re- FOUND DEAD; ACT presents Georgo produc- hood of University Heights LOPES Fermin Lopes, aged 60 tion, "A Wise Fool," with James port to the school building near the years, died at Phone 855. Kirkwood as star. It end yesterday afternoon Fifth and Gold. the leading of the car line, beyond the his residence. He is survived by is a Paramount picture. Also pre- three daughters and one son who senting Burton Holmes' "Travel- live at Cerrillos. LAID TO FATHER and the "Current Events" The body was ogue" Journal want taken to Crollot funeral parlors pictures. ads get results pending funeral arrangements. Lyric Theater Cathrino Curtis nj The Aasocintcil Vrtn.) presents "The Sky Pilot," from the 5. A fam- novel by Ralph Connor, and a First Ormsby, Minn., Sept, National also of seven mother attraction; showing WWW ily the father, "Naughty Mary Brown," a Vanity and five children were found hot comedy. to death in their home here to- Pastiino Theater William Fox day, apparently the victims of the presents the popular star, Eileen i,mvm father, Frank Klocow, a business Percy, as the leading character in man. Coroner express- "Blushing Bride;" ulso presenting Thompson reels ed the belief met death yes- of "Fox News" pictures and they "Mutt cartoon-comed- y. terday. t and Jeff" Coroner after an in- Thompson, "SKY PIIiOT" ON SCIIEEX vestigation, declared Klocow had IUXS Till V. TO HOOK: Cut out on killed his family and then himself. the picture all four Klocow was 49 and until six SEE l'lCTlltK AT LYRIC sides. Then carefully fold dotted I line 1 Its entire Then dot- weeks ago was cashier of the length. Farmers State Bank of Ormsby, Trobabty because of the fact that ted line 2. and so on. Fold each he thoroughly knows tho subject section underneath but resigned. He had refused to accurately. the bank officials a reason for whereof he writes, Ralph Connor's When completed turn over and give Btory, "The which Kin? his resignation. They declared his Sky Pilot," you'll find a surprising result. VIdor has directed as a motion pic- What. accounts were HI satisfactory. ture, is one of the real Every gems among Mra Clara Center, Neighbors and other friends traveling could no reason lor current motion picture releases. saleswoman for a Kansas City give possible Ralph Connor, whoso real name firm, claims to have been the first the shooting. Temporary insanity In Rev. W. and is friends Charts Gordon, woman west of the Mississippi to the only explanations whose steady occupation is not drive an automobile. make. . writing books at all, but preaching the gospel in his little Canadian Retailer Heeds church, is to be congratulated upon MUST LIVE AND the sincere manner in which the ASPIRIN Cathrine Curtis Productions have r HELP LIVE HERE, translated his story to the screen. 1 Few authors can claim as interest SAYS WILL HAYS ing a film version of their work as Name "Bayer" on Genuine can tho Rev. Gordon. The story deals with at young Ca- A (By Tba AMorlntcd Prana.) minister who is sent into tho Way to Get Better Records at Lower Cost St. Louis, Mo.. Sept. 6. Econom- nadian ranch belt to spread the ic difficulties and industrial prob- gospel anions the cowboys. His solved in trials and are and accurate records will lems can be and will be tribulations, his fights, Why prompt figure It quickly give you the totals for charge only one way and that Is by finding his faith, his hope are masterfully so in retail business? exact justice and enforcing it. Post- interpreted by King Vidor thrbugh important sales, cash sales, bank deposits, additions to master Genital Hays declared to- John Bowers, who plays the title Because in successful night la a labor day address be- role. How tho pilot, unpopular at retailing time is every- stock, goods on hand, charge accounts, over- fore the National Association of first, wins a place for himself In Lett Carriers' convention. the hearts of the cowboys, who sur- thing. head expense and profits. "Everyt problem is soluble, ne prise him on Christmas morning by blind-folde- d You can't check business once asserted, "it is simply a matter 01 leading him down a up your figures The Burroughs Machine is snow-covere- d easy to buy on the a souare deal trail to show him a month and expect to Even once "Live and let live is enough," he the little frame church they have "get by." . installment It will for Beware! Unless you see the name built without his knowledee. forms plan. pay itself as it goes on continued. "We must live and a week is a chance. You "Bayer" package or on tablets in America. The labor of the human note of the story which taking big 'ought to along usually does it in error-preventi- on you are not As- help live alone. getting genuine the country constitutes its strength is featured by several smashing know every day. pirin prescribed by physicians for and its wealth. It to entitled to dramatic scenes. Let our twenty-on- e years and proved safe .pilot" win a representative show you how other and must receive fair representa "ine sky begin , You must sell by millions. Take Aspirin only as three days' at the Ly buy today, tomorrow; take a told in tion in all councils of the nation. engagement merchants are getting real out of the Bayer package for is condition ric theater today. small profits their Colds, Headache. Rheu- The better that labor profit and turn it over quickly. Neuralgia, ed, the higher its reward and the Burroughs Adding, Bookkeeping or matism, Earache, Toothache, Lum- wider its and tne "THE BLrSHIXG BRIBE," Calculating bago and for Pain. Handy tin boxes opportunities, WITH EILEEN PERCY. You can't carry unsalable stock, long credits, twelve greater its comforts and refine Machines, besides having a Jot more of Bayer Tablets of Aspirin will be our civili- AT PASTIME THEATER daily cost few cents. ments, the better slow collections, or any unnecessary brass-tac- k Druggists also sell zation and safer will be our gov expense figure information that is in- larger packages. Aspirin Is the Eileen Percy, one of the most in trade of ernment, the nore sacred our retail business as it is run mark Bayer Manufacture homes. beautiful women of the screen in today. valuable. .' of Monoaceticacidester of - her Sallcyll- For myself. I am convinced that latest William Fox production, You want to know the essential cacia. solution of the "The Blushing Bride," is announ every day I not satisfied the true questions ced as you're the machine will pay arising between labor and capital the feature attraction at the facts about how your business stands. ' lies in an awakened public con- Fastime Theatre, beginning today. .ts way we don't want you to take it. Call us, The Ideal Purgative. inculcalatlon "The Blushing Bride" Is an orig- As' a purgative, Chamberlain's science, in a thorough inal Hard to get?. No, easy on the of the of fair dealing among story by Jules O. Furthman, and economical, telephone you can't lose and i a Diets are the exact thing re- spirit who is also responsible for the may gain quired. for the men; than in organization and in if you do the work on a Burroughs Machine. a deal. Strong enough wise humane leadership and in the direction of the picture, and tells of great most robust, mild enough for chil- concilia- the experience of a young girl leav dren.-. They cause an establishment of boards of agreeable tion or arbitration which are free ing the Follies to take up domestic movement of the bowels without as mil- BURROUGHS ADDING from the polluting touch of selfish lite the wife of a young MACHINE COMPANY any of that terrible griping. They to lionaire in the home of his aristo are easy to Interests or political demagogues and pleasant take and concerned may cratic parents. They believe her to agreeable in effect which the interests be related to freely and confidently appeal. an English Duke, who "I believe, too, that we must de- is invited to attend the wedding Office: velop a reasonable method for supper, nut find her real relative Albuquerque Third St. and Copper Ave. honest and efficient labor to nave to be their own butler. It Is the manner In . an ODDortunity to acquire an In which she extricates Telephone 220. terest in the business to which it herself from these embarrassments is expected to give Its efforts. that furnishes the fun of the plot, Pending this development, the which is said to be uproarious. The and role of Beth, the w girl, is equilibrium between production an wages must be established ' and ideal one for Miss Percy as the maintained and there must be screen's leading comedienne. mm jus The tice for all exact justice for labor. supporting cast t Includes exact Justice for capital and exact Herbert Heyes, as leading man, Clears the Pores Justice for the public." Philo McCullough, Harry Dunkln-eo- n, Rose Dione, Sylvia Ashton and Of Impurities MEXICAN PESOS ARE Bertram Johns. SELLING AT ADVANCE Lady Chesham is one of the lat- Daily use est recruits of the Soap, society for the films. oc- , (Or The Aiaoclnted Fkm.) 4m with Mexico City, Kept. E. The ex- casional on Mexican rose GIRLS! touches change rate pesos BLEACH SKIN of a half point today, banks here Adding Bookkeeping - Calculating (OJ MacKis the Oin- having bought tnem at 49 cents WHITE WITH LEMON tment as and selling them at 49 In- creased demand, due to a favora- Squeeze the 1nlra nf turn needed, ble solution of the oil quostlon was Into a bottle containing three cleanses scribed as reason. ounces and the of Orchard White, which purines any arug store will supply for mmammmm theskinand BAKER IS BURIED. few cents, shake well, and you Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 5. The have a quarter of harmless v'keepsitfree funeral of Justice A. C. pint from pirn the late and delightful lemon bleach. Mas. Baker of the supreme court of Ar- sage this lotion and held was at- sweetly fragrant blackheads.pies izona, here today, into tho face. neck, arms and hands tended by one of the largest crowds each day, then shortly note the Cutkura Talcum is ideal for that ever attended a funeral in beauty ar.d whiteness of your skin powdering and perfuming. Phoenix. St. Mary's Catholic Famous stage beauties use this church, where services were lemon SMtftolMkrrMWIblt AMnm: l, the lotion to bleach and brine " r held, was filled Mui 8oldrrry-whtr- and numbers stood that soft, clear, rosy-whi- te com- jctpSt. OinttMnt audita. Talcum 26a. on the outside of the dur- also buueum Munm without mus. the building plexion, as a freckle, sunburn M 9H) ing service. Burial was made and tan bleach because In - it doesn't St. Mary's cemetery here.- UTiiaie. s- s win ., , , -s 6, 1921. September ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Pajre Seven

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F' A few East Las N. M., there Hve'd a so b"e years ago at Vegas, peculiar man, made larger or smaller, is it not reasonable, at this time, to consider .what! was thought residents of that place. This "Nutty" George Bryan, the fellow the future holds for this remarkable proposition?, who was always tinkering with steam automobiles. He was a nut, people The market for farm has said, on steam power. Today, this same "Nutty" George is the head of a large tractors, been estimated many times and is that it will be corporation that has perfected and demonstrated the first successful light sufficiently large many years before there is a surplus of a steam tractor in the world. tractor that the farmer needs. There is, also, a certain definite market for, other automotive vehicles that are of improved type. Consider, now, that the i This is to call the attention of people connected with, or interested in, leading engineers of the automotive field have acknowledged the superior- the Bryan Harvester Company at Peru, Ind., to the fact that the cast of ity of steam power over other forms. "Nutty" George is identical with many others who have dared to promote And what of other fields? Consider the wide and varie'd naval uses of a new things. Columbus was considered a nut when he started out to discover. i "I power plant similar to the Bryan. One in which there is the 1 America. Stephenson was a nut when he proposed to build a loco- greatest propor- railway tion of that highly desired quality, DEPENDABILITY. motive. Morse was a nut when he invented the and likewise, Bell Consider the aerial telegraph market. Thousands of dollars have been in when he invented the telephone. Singer was a nut when he declared that he expended efforts to produce a steam power plant that is adaptable to And consider would build a sewing machine. Edison was a nut when he invented the pho- aeroplanes. that the Bryan Steam Generator, having been successfully demonstrated as nograph. Ford was a nut when he proposed to build a cheap i automobile. capable of a heavy duty tractor, will be in' Everybody who has dared to promote progress has been a nut Tt is not so operating undoubtedly equally serviceable aircraft practice. ' long ago that men were called fanatics who said that they could fly. "How the laws of tan you defy gravitation?" laughed the people. But the nuts flew Consider the thousands of small towns in this country that are not now; the same. with electric Just I supplied power. Consider those without adequate fire fighting equipment. Consider what the operation of a successful steam And so the of East Las power plant good people that is mobile will mean to these communities. who in A. Vegas, persisted calling George There has never been a combination so suc- are not from Bryan, "Nutty" George, different cessful and so as that of steam others. can realize dependable and Today, perhaps, they their, electricity. The steam the mistake for Mr. has succeeded in engine developing Bryan per- power that operates the electrical that which he started out to do. He has generator fecting True, other forms exist but what of the suc- built and demonstrated the World's First cess of them? Light Steam Tractor. He has built and demon- strated his steam generator, called by a steam Consider seriously the millions of 'dollars' the steam inven- expert, greatest single power that have been expended in countless tion in over one hundred He has suc- attempts years. to a successful steam ceeded in and men all the produce power plant many things oyer Consider world have become interested. that the most difficult of all prob- lems in this work was the matter of the con- are in some There Albuquerque, However, THE. BRYAN LIGHT STEAM TRACTOR. struction of a successful steam generator. Con- who apparently do not realize the complete sider then and delibrat imon fh farf thaf ness of the product of the Bryan Harvester Company. THere are some who Bryan Harvester Company has produced that devise. have never been told in terms of future development, what the devises that were invented by "Nutty" George mean to the world. The Corporation that "Nutty" George built is attracting th'e attention of the world today. Men who said that "it couldn't be done" are turning now Realize first, if you will, that the substance of the inventions of this with emphatic exclamations of wonder. Offers of service, of and man constitute a successful and proven light steam power plant that is adapt- even the customary mercenary propoals have already been made to. the or- devise size able to any of any where power is required. By the term, success- ganization . ;i,v ... ful and proven, reference is, in particular, to the Bryan Steam Generator, that very essential part of steam power plants which has, for hundreds of years, An'd so the Bryan Harvester Company, the Corporation that "Nutty' baffled the greatest of the world's engineers. George built, invites your attention to facts and takes this opportunity of ex- its to the hundreds of wjfio 1 pressing gratitude people in Albuquerque have The Steam Tractor dernonsfrafe'd in Bryan Light recently Albuquerque maintained faith in this enterprise since its inception. Building Right and for, and since in several parts of California, has proven itself capable of standing PERMANENCE requires stern stuff in men and the nee'd for this has been under the most severe of tests. Then, this a fact and the steam up being power amply fulfilled by the unfailing support of the Bryan Harvester .Company as flexible in - plant developed by "Nutty" George being the sense that it can stockholders in Albuquerque. We thank you sincerely. THE BRYAN HARVESTER COMPANY, Inc. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

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m- -l '" a, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL September 6, 1921V The teacher did not explain the pictures while they ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL were being shown nor did she prepare the children for the lesson Intended to be conveyed. The teacher rAS AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER RIPPLIUG RHYMES THE PEOPLE VIEW IT of the other group gave the a fifty-fiv- e minute Published By pupils FOR SALE Ranches COMPANY talk. Then Identical lists of question were given WALT MASON. JOURNAL PUBLISHING By FOUR found in even if raucn. CARL C. MAGEB. - D. A. MACPHERSON. the two groups to answer. Those who got their CONSTITUTIONAL necessary 1920, i'UK oALK UK KIS.Vi' small AMENDMENTS. the to $350,-000,00- 0. Phone 2402-J- President Secretary. state valuation sinks lesson through the eye Instead of through the ear FOR BALE Trade or rent, eighty-acr- e D. A. MACPHERSON ...Business Manager made average better marks of over three per cent. AT THE DOOR. I blew in all my chicken-tee- d for The Budget Amendment. An feature of the ranch, seven mllea eaat of city. Pawn CABL C. MAGEB Editor-in-Chi-ef important 1730-- Four weeks later an impromptu memory test on every kind or vain delight, and let Amendment No. 6 if ratified, will amendment lies In the provisl' n REPRESENTATIVES There's some one knocking at said Credit go to seed until it was place New Mexico among the most ot FOIi SALE OR TRADE For improved this same lesson was sprung on both sets of pupils for a flexible aatustment the or C. J. ANDERSON .... Marquette Blog., Chicago, III. the door, and I shall rise and let a sight. Collectors chased progressive states in the union so re- city property, auburban tract about and those who learned the blowsy in school levy trat the excess thirteen acrea. all cultivated; RALPH R. MULLIGAN. .48 E. 42d St., New fork had through pictures him in; 1 11 show no 1110 down the and providing and spending public coun- nearly visage ;rrlm shore, through quired over ten mills In each three-roo- adoba house with Iron roof, second-clas- s scored a four cent revenues. The governor is as matter at per higher marking. or sore, but greet hini with a cord- the and the and. as given one-ha- Entered the postoffice glon, up brae, months to ty would be subject to review by two and lt mllea north of Old; of N. M under act ot of There are of course, In which ial and his toiled ewore nearly three study the on boulevard. Gee) Albuquerque, Congress subjects, pictures grin, hang hat upon the they behind, they needs and resources of the state. the state tax commission. Thus Town, Rio Grande March 17. 1$79. . can never be substituted for good hard digging In floor, and brace him up with kick-les- s they'd get me yet, and. make mo the taxpayers would be assured owner at 820 North Hlirh, city. I do and when at Under present provisions a newly cn TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION the books. Nor would It be desirable to dispense gin. not tremble any pay; they thundered elected executive has less than a that the levy would be only such FOR SALE ranch, or one month. more when some one door I hid until went one-ha- lt miles from Loa Lunaa, N. Dally, by carrier by mall, 85c; with comes at the portal my they away. month. After a consid- as would raise the necessa'y funds and $ 9 . 0 0. the mental discipline which through It thorough M.; all fenced and under ditch; part In yearly, In advance, knocks, and fear It is some beastly It was a sport I did not like, eration, tho governor, under the to meet the school budge; needs. vigorous, continued exercise of the mind. The main bore who's coma to bone 1110 filled my with it cultivation, balance In" pasture; good "The Morning Journal has a higher circulation for weary days care; change proposed, Is directed to set Since the commission direct the house, rooma down up- -. In New of Mr. Edison's Is the rocks I am me on and four lark stairs, rating than is accorded to any other paper object education, despite theory, that owing at the always kept the hike, forth a comprehensive budget for machinery for raising revenues !f talra In one room; good out bulldlnga. Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory. not the accumulation of a mass of facts, but to train store, for shoos or sugar, sacks or always dodfrlnK, here and there, tho various departments, institu- through general taxation It is logi bearing fruit trees, all klnda; alio grapes The only paper In New Mexico Issued every day the mind to reason from facts and to learn where socks. Fonow I pny my bills on and oft I called on Pote and Mike tions, commissions and boards and cal that the power to review levies and berries; two good wells of water, one, in time, and ask no man an to in accents of But and one-ha- lf mllea to depot; will glyev the year. to find valuable information when needed. hour stony despair. to submit an appropriation bill should be vested In that body. XAf(DPD AIT THU ARsnruTisn PRESS. wait; I look upon it as a crlmo to now I dodge my bills no more, I based upon such budget to the leg- The Road Bond Amendment. (reasonable terms. Address Loa Lunaa, N,. to While the natural limitations fool 1 The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled wisely recognizing the trusting merchant skate hold that course to bo a sin, end islature. Thus that body will have The objection to amendment No. " ths use, for of all news credited to of motion pictures, educators are coming to utilize who sells me lollipops or limo, ex- regret the days, of yore, when a complete picture of the expendi- 11 Is that it is contrary to a "pay FOR RENT Office Rooma It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also more as pecting pay on such a date. Time chased bailiffs and their kin; tures for tho previous years, the them they perceive their practical possi- by as you go" policy. Bond issues bull KK.N 1 Office "heat nd the local news pupnsnec nerem. was when I gave little heed to when someone's knocking at the requests for ensuing periods and involve rooms, bilities In the school room. ideas heavy interest payments; water; above Mataon'e atorc, Central 1921 keeping Credit good and do not fear to let him in. the executive's as to the al avenue. Auto da-- ? TUESDAY September 6, bright; door, I This for a $2,000,000 bond issue, es Inquire J. Korbsr's lowances to be made. feature much more partjnent, of the alone should be will be required to pay Women will be to In the proposal interest. It will Increase the rates admitted membership harm if they get shaken up a lit sufficient to win the approval of MATTRESS RENOVATING LABOR. stated. the voters. If at a time when every effort should THE DIGNITY OF Ku Klux Klan, it is Perhaps it is thought tie. Maybe turn into a But the amendment. WATTKKSa RENOVATING 11.60 LITTLE they'll ratified once will upon the be made to reduce taxation. The u.d Up.' the organization may gain respectability in that vay. salad," and he chuckled again. at place Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, governor the responsibility for ap- bond issue is not necessary to meet Sometimes the poor editor, dragging himself "Now get on your bonnet, Nurse present federal aid packing, atoves repaired. PhonV BENNYS we'll to White propriations finally made. Though grants, ample 471. Ervin Bedding Company. to his bed after sixteen hours' of grinding fjrnduallv th countrv mnv hon to fiAVA fewed Jane, and go the the initiate provision having been made for wearily Swan theater," he added. legislature may special this and Irritating toll, wonders where the line of dis- nervous prostrations due to excitement over tennis NOTE BOOK came appropriation measures, the gov- purpose through heavy tax TYPEWRITERS Soon the muskrat lady ernor will in the final be levies. It Is not necessary to meet tinction Is drawn between "laboring" men and other matches. down stairs with a nlng and green analysis 'lifi.WKllli.Kb All makes uvrnaui4 over her held responsible as the executive future government aid because the and repaired Rlbbona for ever ma- -. people. striped parasol hanging in any great industrial concern Is next legislature can provide for ohlne. Albuquerque Typewriter Ei- -- V?e all work with our heads. If we fall to do paw and she and Uncle Wigglly held further levies. The bond amend- chence. phone B0S-- 12 South Fourth.. set off the woods. responsible. so our hands are of little use to us. They execute VERSE OF TODAY, through Tho Soldier Exemption Amend- ment also makes valid all debent- "I wonder if it will rain," mused ment. ures issued WANTED brain. Some struggle to draw a line by the state highway Agents for the people the rabbit gentleman as he looked Amendment No. 4 will, if rati- commission even when WANTED Responsible people all over, which does not exist. THE POET TO THE BIRDS. "I'm such de of demacation at the darkening sky. glad fied, permit the legislature to grant bentures are issued In anticipation the west to represent the Red Arrow; Unions among1 those who labor, are all right. you brought your umbrella, Nurse to every soldier who served the of levies directed to be made In Kodak finishing service. Address AIbu You bid me hold a ex- querque or E. Las Vegas ; We are In favor of them. Where does the list of my peace. Jane, for it looks a little like United States in any war an ccrtsin counties up to and Includ- - plant Or so I think, you birds; you'll not forgive shower over In the west. emption from taxation upon prop- lni 1925. affiliate with other kill-Jo- those who can organize and My y song that makes the wild song cease, "Umbrella!" exclaimed Miss erty to the value of $2,000. If WANTED Ranches clerks and school or HIS PASSED LIFE. Very truly yours. labor bodies end? Stenographers, Silent fugitive. Fuzzy Wuzzy In surprise. "Why, 5,000 claim the exemption, it will TAXPAYERS' ASSOCIATION OF WAMED RANCH Have good town. teachers are accepted. Why not preachers and Uncle Wiggily, this is only my par- mean a reduction of assessable NEW property to trade for ranch of not less; mid-phas- e (A Play) re- MEXICO. than ten In, with owner di- con- Yon thrush stopt In and It to be valuation of 810,000,000 or a acres, close end doctors? We confess ourselves Ack 1. Man werking on the roof asol, I just brought RUPERT F. rect. 1925-- ' lawyers At my mere footfall; and a longer note not to off rain!" duction in annual revenue for the ASPLUND, Phone fused. of a 67 story bildlng and looking stylish, keep any for Director. Took wing and fled afield, and went its ways over "Well, you could use it in a government of $260,000 a year FOR RENT Miscellaneous. None the less, as the onlooker watches a Labor Within the blackbird's throat. the edge. the perhaps years. If the num- Man. Gosh look at all the pee-pl- e shower if you had to," spoke forty Is Time In the old ber of c'aims amount to 10,000 the RAMAH FOR RENT Pianos. Phone 1804-- J. Day parade, he Impressed. was, down there. I see them but bunny. "But I hope it will stay re- SCHOOLS TO son, assessable valuation will be FOR RENT Garage. 623 South High. world, when It 'was a disgrace to be compelled to Hereditary don't see me. If I fell out of clear. For If it rained and the rev- Illvrlan lark and Paduan they duced $20,000,000 and annual OFFER HIGH SCHOOL' FOR RENT (23 North Third. work. The new movement to glorify labor and add nightingale, this window I wonder If Id remem- parasol got wet the colors might enues million. a Oarage. Is yours, unchangeable the age long; run and come off on us, and we'd a half During YEAR to Its Is a real American movement. Amer- ber all my passed life like they say period of forty years the cost to COURSES THIS SEWING MACHINES dignity, Assyria heard your tale; do in books? smoaks look like two sticks of candy! Ha! icans the loafer and the Idler, whether rich you Holey the state would amount to despise Im out! well 111 soon finci Ha!" on 6,000 claims and, to (Special CorreeponnVnce to The Journal.) SEWINO MACHINES repaired In Therefore you do not die. falling cleaned; and for or poor. One must engage a useful occupation out If that passed life Ideer is true Well, Uncle Wiggily and Nurse $20,000,000 on 10,000 claims. Raman, N. M., Sept. 6. The parts supplies all' But single, local, lonely, mortal, new, which makes; all work guaranteed. C H,. In the United States in order to be really respecta- onyways. Jane enjoyed the pictures, Note, too, that the exemption Ram ah school will open on Sep tzo west ' Unlike, and thus like all my race, am I, were about little his 6 Moreneaa, pnone (is. leaa ble. Ack 2. Passing the 49th story. a boy giving privilege is not limited to those tember with the added feature Preluding my adieu, of sister some ice cream cones for of two school course. To those where a man Man. I remember falling out men who entered the service from a years' high WANTED Salesmen glorify occupations gets 3 old. This is believed to be the my cradle wen I was days New Mexico. All who come from only hlgh-clas- a his hands and his face grimy, is also whole- My human song must be school In WANTED Five salesmen; da; dirty Be G wizz its a wonder I didnt hert any state in the union, who are country high this part not call II you can't produce, call Oil decent. white My human thought. patient till 'tis done. ac- of the state. The teachers have some. covered hands are Lily for me myself. otherwise eligible, can upon from 10 to 11 a. m. Franklin Co., Its; I shall not ever hold my peace; secure been chosen and are on hand to West Gold. hands and Immaculate nails, with a cigarette and There Is no peace but one. Ack 3. Passing the 38t'.i story. quiring property the 1) ur to $2,000. is open school promptly. billiard-cu- e setting, inspire our contempt, except in Alice in London Mercury. Man. I remember wen I was It impos Meynell, 7 sible to calculate what this will Miss who comes from WANTED Houses recreational hours. going on a bookcase full of books Sheffield, and didnt find ware I was till amount to in reduction of valua- Georgia, will be the principal and WE WANT houses to sell; it your price; backs they la we The real foundation of America is the fell on top of me with all the books tion and cost to the state. teach the high school courses. She right will find a buyer for yon;. e reaulta oount and we and brains of he men and won-- i toll. We CRISP five I'm I lived The most serious argument is a woman of fifteen years' expe- get them, J, D.' rl.o PARAGRAPHS about days. lucky is it Keleher, 111 West Gold. Phone il0, should honor thetn. We dJ to be --old enuff to fall out of this against the exemption that rience, college graduate and a cap- window. will not solve the problem. If able teacher in every way. Miss SOON 5.000 secure benefit of the ex Clare T. Smith of THEY'LL SEE STARS! Ack 4. Passing the 32nd story. the Michigan but A MISTAKE We do not want to the Stars and Stripes wen I emption privilege there will still be more recently of Albuquerque will NEW MAIL ROUTE IS "carry Man. I remember once men who will re- Into Russia," but there are some people over there 11 on 12 I ran so 10,000 teach the intermediate department was going far ceive no and the state will while who deserve the stripes all right. Boston Transcript. a fire I couldn't find benefit Miss McCullough of Duncan, DESIRED BETWEEN Amendment No. 3, was intended to a'ter the con- after engine face the necessity of providing Ariz., will have the pu- my so 1 ran after another primary GALLUP AND RAMAH stitution so as to permit a state superintendent of way back, some form of bonus or compensa- pils. SURE! BLOW fire engine going the other way two-thir- or A public Instruction to hold office for more than two 'EM CP! tion adjustment for committee of mothers has John McNamara, the dynamiter and thats how I get back, fts a more of those whose claims are a for the teach- (Special Correspondence to The Journal.! consecutive terms. effect the discharged pris so planned reception Were this the only of oner, says "prisons are Inefficient as means of re- good thing Ive had a short life nerhans more entitled to consid ers which will be held on Septem- Raman, N. M., Sept. 8, Th4 amendment we would approve it. form." Dynamite Is the thing, eh John? Columbus far so 111 have time to remember eration than those who have prop- ber 9. A program and Ice cream Commercial club of this it all. method place baa However, It aiso one commissioner of Dispatch, erty. Surely some better party will serve to get all parents received word from Ack S. Passing the 29th story. can be devised for recognizing pat- acquainted to with the ths postofftcej public lands. Should this prevail and amendment 14 ex that have calleft WELL, SHE'S BOUND.$$,$TO GET THE CASH! Man. I remember wen I was riotic services than through women who teach the 116 child- department they No. 7, which the Journal strongly approves, also on IB I 2 which is ren A new teach-erag- e on The element of alimony has made like going stopped runaway hopped .Safely to their emption from taxation, of this district. for bids the proposed change cf one marriage 1 was They and which is carry the people would declare in amendment for many another partnership when it is dissolved one horses and everybody thnwt wrong in principle,, built by the district for the the mail route between Raman and one land commissioner and In another amendment Is found to have the and the other grate, inclooding me. I wonder iungalow subject to great abuse. teachers' home will add a great partner experience wat floor Im down to? Tho Tax Limitation Amendment. deal to their comfort. Gallup. tor three land commissioners. the money. San Francisco Chronicle. and when had 8 rea- the mail Ack 6. Passing the 18th story. her birthday, they Amendment No. provides The basement of the school has For a number of years The Journal fears that the passage of amendment $ $ Man. I remember wen I was IS eaten out the Ice cream they tick- sonable limits for state, county, been finished and furnished with has been coming to Raman three led each with tho dis- No. would nullify amendment No. 7, as well as SOON HE'LL NEED A DINOSAUR! going on 19 I woak up and raw a other sharp city, town, village and school 100 seats. It will be used for the times a week from Gallup by vay. Mr. of the cones. out limi- school work will be used of Zunl and Black which. intendment No. 6, relative to the change in the term Theory and experience are different. Hard berglar In the room and 1 went to points Coming trict levies. Only through a high and Rock, ing went Into the White House believing that the and in the ho of the show and on their way to tation tax levies can an ade- out of school hours for community makes a distance of sixty-fiv- e if the governor to create adequate budget-makin- g sleep Bgen morning upon of sorts. canine requirements of his job would be met an wasent there and neither was hard- the hollow stump bungalow, Nurse quate and equitable assessment of meetings all miles each day. Although Raman. felt a of ram is thirty-seve- n miles from machinery. Airedale. After nearly six months on the Job he has ly enythlng elts. 0 look, Im going Jane suddenly drop property be brought about, and a but heavy-jawe- d Post. on nose. In minutes it It has been a week We feel that no chances should be taken that procured a bulldog. Houston to fall on top of a hay waggin full her a few full collection of taxes secured. DURAN WOMAN TAKEN Gallup taking 8 Mr. Long-ear- s to to re--, such might be the case. We therefore urge the de- 3. j. $ of soft Oh boy Is my was pouring hard and It will also prove an effective get a letter Gallup and hay. tls Miss crawl- receive a to same. feat of No. S. WE HAVE REPLACEABLE TEETH! lucky day! All it did was to nock and Fuzzy Wuzzy means of enforcing economy in TO HOSPITAL IN EL reply A Inventor has devised me ' ed beneath a bush for shelter, as tho of public funds. The Commercial club took thle At a later date the end sought by this Canadian a pitchfork unconshlss. expenditure PASO BADLY WOUNDED really with tines which can be removed and replaced if Ack 7. On a farm. hte fancy parasol was of no use in These are the reasons which should matter up through the'SMsion ot can be new a was routes of amendment attained by a amendment, broken, but where is the genius who will Invent a Man. Well would you believe such shower and besides It appeal to all good citizens who de- rural Washington and free from this objection. The land office amendment toothbrush with replaceable bristles? Providence The came nil too small to cover them both. sire the utmost benefits that can (By The Associated Press.) through Senator Bursum, who has ' that! hny waggin El 5. Mrs. A. succeeded and ths amendment are of too vital import- Journal. ' the to this farm with me on "I told you so!" cried the rabbit bo secured without burdensome Paso, Texas, Sept. in getting early action budget way In shook J. who was wounded, seri- on the matter. Postmaster of to it. Well now that Im beer 1 bleeve uncle a dismal voice as he taxation. Taxation is one of the Courey Coon, ance the people to risk nullifying them. some water out of his left ear. "I causes ously in the side when her hus- Gallup, recommended that the WHERE IS THE COOL WEATHER? Til ask for a Job on the farm ware principal factors among the band was shot to five is the Jack- I can noer for a knew It would rain." for the cost of living and af- death by mail be carried by automobile "The cool weather here," remarks werk the ground high highwaymen at Duran, N. M., Sat- instead of and "CAVEAT EMPTOR." Times-Unio- n. under "Knew what would rain, Uncle fects all whether they pay taxes daily that sonville We suppose anything change. urday Is in a local hospital route be followed 100 Is considered coot weather in Florida in The End. Wiggily?" suddenly asked a little directly or indirectly through night. the to making a degrees voice beside left here. She is expected to recover. circle drive of 110 miles each of Commerce Hoover Is said to be the summer time. News and Courier, Charleston, the bunny's paw. higher prices. day Secretary "What did you think would rain?" levies fixed In the She said she grappled with the This course would furnish mall td to 8. C. The maximum man who 6hot her husband, until giving some attention the offering of foreign "Why why I thought water constitutional proposal are ap- the twenty or thirty families living securities to Investors in this country, would and It's she was overcome by the robbers, around and near Danhoffs who municipal Bedtime Storiet rain, that's what proximately thoee actually being who then looted the store. with view to evidence of violation of doing!" answered Uncle Wiggily In levied at the time, and it Courey now are receiving no mall service the obtaining OF DAY present cover laws. He Is as that Amer- EDITORIAL THE surprise. Looking down he saw cannot be argued that they are, at all, and would thoroughly "blue sky" quoted saying For Little Ones a little "What did exercise of the entire southern end ot McKln ican Investors should "execlse the utmost care In hoptoad lady. too, low. Through the do you a favor In return I'm going LABOR AND THE SCHOOLS. By Howard B. Garls you think would rain, Mrs. Toad?" all governmental an ley county with one rural route. selection of securities." This advice proper economy to give you a big toadstool for their foreign asked the bunny. services can be rendered without umbrella, so you and Nurse Jane applies to all kinds of Investments, foreign and "Oh, I hoped it would rain rat- loss in efficiency. The only ob- can home without wet." No Substitute Offered. (From the Chicago Tribune.) Copyright, 1921, by McClure get being what you will about recent proof of which Is being furnished by The executive council of the American Federa- Newspaper Syndicate. tles!" jection so far raised has been as to So the toad lady did this and Say drug "Rain rattles!" Nurse Jane cried, the mill maximum for gists offering something "Just art ths investigation Into the operations of a band of tion of Labor plans to take a hand In the conduct of fifeen levy after wishing her good night the because It a better the nation's schools the viewpoint UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE very much surprised. "Why In the schools. Presumably, therefore, all and Nurse Jane good" pays swindlers, with headquarters in Chicago. public .whereby rat-- bunny gentleman the fact still stands that alleged of labor be before RAIN RATTLE. world do you want it to rain ; agree the other limitations are to profit, caveat beware" organized may brought the pupils that hopped safely their bungalow. ninety-nin-e out of a hundred drug- The axiom, emptor "let the buyer to to labor. ties?" Will the schools be So of securities offset alleged propaganda in opposition satisfactory. everything happened for the gists recommend Chamberlain's should not be ignored in the purchase We can understand the desire of leaders "What's at the movies tonight, "Well, you see my little baby crippled by a fifteen mill maxi best, and if the mallet readily toad Is cross and said suo- - croquet Colio and Diarrhoea Remedy, when, as well as of real estate or commodities. cf organized labor to Impregnate the children of the Nurse Jane?" asked Uncle Wiggily very fretful," mum? No figures have been doesn't knock the popcorn ball over the best medicine for diarrhoea is se- Mrs. Toad. to go The only attraction of foreign municipal nation with their Ideas, but we are somewhat doubt- one evening, as he pushed his chair "I can't get her mltted to prove the assertion that the tennis net for the gold fish to asked and do so because mislead- to unless I shake a rattle' for will follow adop- for, they for the average American Investor is the ful of the accuracy of their statement that back from the supper table, taking sleep such a result the play with, I'll tell you tomorrow know from what their customers1 curities been are In use to care not to of the baked her, and the one we had is broken. tion of the amendment. For the of which they are offered. ing textbooks have prepared and spill any night about Uncle Wigglly making say of it, that it can be depended high rate interest at state- Oh, dear! There she goes! Crying was levied a- - two advance sentiment for the "open shop." That lemonade pudding. "I haven't been present year $4,800,000 bench. upon, " Realization of this rate is dependent upon ment would be more convincing If it were backed in a picture show in some time," again!" and away hopped the toad for school district purposes factors, concerning which even adepts In interna- by the names of such textbooks and quotations from went on the bunny gentleman, "and lady toward one side of the bush. through state, county and school find it difficult to form a sound them. I think I'd like to see one Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane district levies. Let It be noted tional finance really some one One Is the market value of foreign ex- Our public schools are designed to give the now. Will you come with me. heard sobbing. that nothing in the proposal pre- THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Judgment. Is any do an- "Isn't that too bad!" Miss vents from Increas Is made of principal fundamentals of education. It natural that "I'll that right gladly," spoke the legislature change at the time payment class or creed should want to have its theories swered Nurse Jane. "Hut perhaps Fuzzy Wuzzy. "I wonder what ing the present state school tax AT ALBUQUERQUE. ALTITUDE, 8,000 FEET. and the other is the ability of the Im- we could do to or school DAVID 8. HILL, Ph. D., LLD President. and Interest, Included among these fundamentals during the I can't get the dishes cleared off help her?" from providing special STATE. Its at and In Uncle ex nor SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES TO THK VOUTH OF THE European municipality to meet obligations portant formative stage of the child's mind tho table time." Suddenly Wiggily district taxes for maintenance; tha of Its funotlona the Stata la endeavoring to claimed: Is in the amendment In performance Unlvaralty maturity. This ability, in turn, is dependent upon character. That would make it much easier "Oh, I'll help you with that!" there anything from the whola Stat only young men and women of ability and char- activities of the adult in direction de- offered Uncie with a "I have an Idea! Help me look to the from school. In order developments, which In the existing chaotic direct the the Wiggily, pink- prevent legislature acter who have alreay completed tba work of a good high political sired. ie of his twlnk nose. "Watch!"' for a piece of tin, will you?" making a special appropriation to that all of the reaourcea of higher education may be mads available for them cannot be safely forecast pro- - stats of affairs abroad, But, after all, sympathy for union labor or the Before Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy could They soon found an old pail. aid schools In counties where a In the effort to preparo for leadership in business and In Industry, In ths nine-tent- of the in It is probable however, that "open shop" is not so Important to the child as ars squeak a word Mr. Longears grasp- "Just the thing!" cried Uncle deficit might arise because of In- fesslona, and statesmanship. In like the purchases of allied as ed corners of the table "Now we can funds. COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS ventures foreign bonds, the three "R's" and closely subjects. If, the four Wiggily delightedly. sufficient For the coming The of Arts Sciences Four-ye- courses leading to a Bache- we doubt, to- to College and German marks and Russian rubles during and since the executive council charges but whjch clotn in his paws, tied them put the baby hoptoad sleepi" year only three counties will need lor's Degree. labor has been injected made a which Mr. took the tin pall to over fifteen mills on their Four-ye- eouraea to a Bachilofa war, are of a purely speculative nature, instead propaganda gether and bundle, Longears go The College ef Engineering lead'tg the Into the public schools, it ought to be ejected. But he carried tut to the kitchen and hung it on a bush branch close county school levy Curry, San Degree In Engineering. of an Investment undertaking. It is closer super- saucers crib. The can The Graduate SchoolLimited courses for Graduates, hading to a Master's bond the proper way to eject through dishes, cups, and every- to the baby hopper's Juan end Torrance, Curry invarlablv the rate of yield on a stock or vision of textbooks and teachers, not by Injecting a thing! For you see they were ell rain drops fell in the pall plttcr remedy the situation for itself by Degree. invest KACCLTT Is meomir. of the safetv of principal of the counter propaganda In favor of organized labor. made of wood and didn't break. patter, patten pltter drip drop increasing Us present Inadequate Institutions of America Columbia economics to organized box! Faculty Includes graduates of leadln ment. If the yield on market value runs as h!gn Sound give a place "My goodness me!" gasped Nurse drap just like a rattle assessment of property. In all University, Cornell University, Clark University. Princeton University, rale labor. Organization has overcome many abuses for Jane. "That wan pretty quick "Oh. that's a fine idea!" cried probability the total deficit under University, Stanford Unlveralty, Denlaon University, Purdue University, Chicago as 10 cent or more It signifies uncertainty work-lngm- per the It will overcome more if the work. Uncle Where did Mrs. , Toad. And soon the little a fifteen mill levy would never ex- vsorg College, Unlveraltles of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, or or both. The excep- worklngman. Wiggily! University. Feabody cernlng interest principal, does rot substitute abuses of others for you learn that? I do hope nothing baby toad was fast, fast asleep. ceed $100,000, which a small In- Ohio, Illinois, MlcMgan. Kansas, California. '; times of financial stress, when himself which he eliminated. To at- REGISTRATION DAS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1021. tion occurs in great those of has Is spilled." .She was made sleepy by the drip crease in the state school tax levy of school work In com- schools - Prospective students should flla oertlficatea high advano. owner of stock or bond is to prejudice children in the public "Not a the rab- raindrops.- "Thank you, so would raise. As a matter of fact be the a perfectly good tempt abuse thing!" laughed ping Reeluentia! accommodations are limited and ahould reserved Immediately. to sacrifice it to obtain either one way or another would be such an bit gentleman. "There was noth- much, Mr. Longears," said Mrs. under the proposed amendment it - to H. The State University, pelled through necessity would be possible Send nines and credential R. KIRK, Registrar, securities on a and the danger greater than any ing left on the dishes but a few Toad. "It was very clever of you Is believed that $2,000,000 more Albuquerque, New alezlce. ready cash. People who buy foreign to be derived. no to of to can levied was than avail- good lettuce leaves and it will do think such a thing. And, be than actually basis to net a much higher return that v ... able In the market for American securities are taking 1921 Matthew Adams Trade Mark U. S. a big chance, and knowing this it Is not clear that "REG'LAR FELLERS" (Copyright by George Registered Patent Office) By Gene Bvrnei they should become wards of the government In their financial undertakings. : c V rr Jusr-- The soviet government has ordered a superflu- j w for Wo rift-rK- e. ous letter stricken from the Russian alphabet fttsT Lit! t ars led to regard most everything about Russia, ( vouR-m- eesr poy iv4 the. World! lphabet and otherwise, as superfluous. HE toH'T OR- - fJbft.L- D- AT MOTION PICTURES IN SCHOOL. ,'s put his HrVtt? in his Wfft,y 'i . H0L.es irj His SnxKiKi The old philosopher who told ths king there was POCOLT 4MME.) no royal road to learning, that is to say, no smooth, MrSMMS BrSCtt AH WAS convenient highway to avoid the rocks and ruts of NtvE. even Late. the customary lived before the days of motion path, OHct pofS. SCHOOL pictures. nm indicate before n Boms recent experiments that long this invention will be generally utilized to make 5 education more efficient In New York 600 pupils ths seventh grade, divided into three groups, of ' were tested. One set was given a prescribed lesson orally, ths others through motion pictures. The latter received marks averaging 23 per cent higher than those of ths orally Instructed. In Detroit two groups of scholars, equal in were selected for the standing and Intelligence, " comparison. A certain film was shown twice to the A I tint group, ths time occupying thirteen minutes. , Srp-- 1 ,

Jli - " f September 6, 1921 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL? TS9 BRINGING UP FATHER. Copyright 1921 by the International News Service, By George McManu Registered O 8 Patent Office. NOTICE if- THANK. I'fH tsO CLAO II I TO OELK5HTEO TO HWE OOONEt VOO CAME " ' MAJESTIC Tires are a seven CC I indffo S - I thousand-mil- e -- OOT all XX) COME OVER AND OORb TO CRAiY TO HEAR A V tire; adjust- fcHE l THE ments made by us. XOUF. V I TONER. IMUIC-- WANT TO TALkin1 To MACIE WILU BE Oversize and HEAR VOO slNC- - VVIL.O-Pv- r V1LU HA.VC TO i'na 'i an Overservice eR!N4 THEIR op VERT FINE nOME. 1' I! n it ( ' The best tlra fnr h 1ao. This house Is located close Jn. owrs PIANO money tn the state. ward. Hal I KTMrT.-- 1 III I 1'- - In the Fourth slj ) Tire Repairing and 'largo rooms, eervant's room Ketreadinr. laundry room with tubs, steam re. HIGHLAND TIKK RUBBER heat, and is modern in every WOKES. spect; hardwood floors through- out; newly decorated and In per. Broadway and Gold. Phono 230 feet condition. Kitchen rangi and linoleum, refrigerator, and all shades and draperies lire in- cluded. This home Is in a very ran alis "fine location, with paved street Seven room m.m,in brlok and "sl stucco y lawn, walks, and double garage. HOME, hardwood If interested in a real home finish throughout, fireplace, built-i- n for an features, plenty clothes closets and call ut appointment. storage room; good lot, five minutes from postofflce and situate in be3t AN INVESTMENT. residential section of the Third ward, Three umall houses, partly fur. prloed right at $5,809, 12,600 oasa. in a rent balance per cent. See nlshed, located good i i y i i v. i ei a district in the Highlands. All ii A. C. STAKES. In and Real Entate and Insnriince, houses nre ijooj, condition 1921 IncJ 1 West Cold Ave. 'oe sr Int'u Fcaturc SeSvicc. Phone 1W. can bought on good terms tf " desired. " mmmmmmmmmfmmmmi - WONDERFUL BUIWHNa OWNER OUT OF TOWN RANCH CLOSE IN RANCH and Income NEAR UNIVERSITY SITE, five-roo- hard- Investment Tropcrtj Must sell house, One-fourt- h A $8,510 .One-fourt- A mile from Old Town for sale modern, heat h of a block In the built-i- n fire-plac- et REAL HOME FOR SALE We have the highest Immediate Possession. wood floors, featurrs. on Boulevard. Three-fourt- h Income prop- modern, heat. ... .$5,350 finest residential dan gar- Five-roo- modern classed residence section; basement, large porch, bungalow, five-roo- m of a modern, new $4,750 location for that fine resi- Is must hardwood all the acre, (adobe) house erty In the city. Consists With or without dy age, this a wonderful buy with floors, built-i- n modern, now, . . , furniture. This n with features, well, trees, modern double house, one side ,$3,150 dence. be sold. See Emaiirdl late built-i- features, built-i- n water. modern, heat .... .$2,750 is the largest little brick house ACKERSON & BriMa lot 50x300 vines, garage, and ditch completely furnished, located vou can find. GRIFFITH, laundry tubs; feet, You will have to see this will be In de- J. A. HAMMOND, Four rooms, bath, RANCHES. outbuild- place where it always IS22-R- glassed-i- n Insurance Four rooma, glassed poroh, basement, with garag and good to its value. Must be 824 E. Silver. ITinne . sleeping, glassed sun Ws have some very fine ranches Phone 414. 120 8. Fourth. It Is a real home and In appreciate mand as a rental proposition hardwood etc. bath, gas, bullt-l- n features. In the Fourth ings. sold in the next few days. In excellent condition. parlor; floors, closa in, located close to good A- -l condition. If you are look- Property Garage. and can bo on ward; this is the best finished and most let us Only $3.500 Terms. Call 1ST. Will bring a return o 20 per fiocated on School, bought FOURTH STREET RANCH. ing for something good, on JnvosLment. Con- nice corner lot In terms. If in the mar-k- complete little home In the city. show It you. FRANKLIN A COMPANX cent your Highlands, south front. This Is a very good tilthei five rooms and tj Loans. venient terms. for a ?ood ranch, Cosy, modern home, Five room cement block, garage, oung Realtors Insurance A Account and nice home and the price is only lot us show you built-i- n features J. D. KELEnER, Savings larra or small, sleeping porch, shade; this la a well built bom In a A, L Martin Co,, Realtors 811 W. Gold. $4,600. We insure anything in- vhat we have. five acres, fine land under ditch. Phone 410. Investment surable. Alfalfa. Fifteen minutes out on good neighborhood In the highlands, and Real Estate, Fire and Auto Is Ioans. ' RENT. paved road. Priced to sell. worth the money 88,800, Insurance, $2,000 None FOR aaa w. ctoii. miono iso. full-- better than University Leverett-Za- pf & lllnhlnorts. (iiUi and wuvnvn, We have a few furnished houses. Buys a good house, YOU LIKE HOME Heights Lots $10.00 down; $10 Company 115 8. Second. 723-- J mlta lnf oliaHA BT1 friltt trfl0S. ETOOd Realtors. house, elegantly Phone Four-roo- m per month. ig.Room located on'North brick, large porches, Second Street turnisnea ' etc, flno location, $4,250, Seven rooms THEY ARE SELLING DAILY. nnd Gold Avenue. corrt- - Eigntn street, una terms are nsm. shade trees, Phono 640. apartment, H. P. GILMORE large lot, garage, YOU WILL BE LIKE SOME pletely furnished $35.00 Phone 4B9-- 116 n eat Gold Ave. close In on carline, $8,000. Five OTHERS. Leverett-Za- pf & Real Estate and Insurance. apartment Company HOME IN HIGHLANDS 442-- rooms, hardwood floors, garage Surprised to find them selling ' furnished ..,40.00 new- 214 W. Gold. Phono so Give special attention to Five-roo- m brick, In splendid lo- $5,500. fast. Don't detay nut get apartment. H. McMILLION, (Realtor.) . .182.00 comers in our city. cation, east front, lawn, trees, W. yours today. furnished Our office and salesmen put HOUSES FOR 8A1E 206 West Gold. GOOD VAI.UKS BY ' brick, modern, 8 porchea, basement, furnace all for $5,500. FOR RENT, OFFERED apartment, forth a effort to show Leverett-Za- pf & furnished ..$30.00 special lot 60x160, Fourth ward; suitable for Good terms. Company you about the city and help you two apartments, 84,800. Building lots, one ou West Sil- Brick, unfurnished, , .$85 located. Splendid WANTED get frame, two porches, large lot, ver, one on Luna plaeo, a few on 6 Rooms, unfurnished .,$45 GENERAL AGENTS. near shops, Second ward; good East Silver, some very desir- 6 Rooms, unfurnished $5 FOR SALE on good' first mortgage. terms. 82,600. FInjdl $8,000 Come in and talk it over at ones on the Heights. Now 4 Rooms, furnished Second Street and Gold Avenno. frame, modern, two porches, able 7B HOMES. we Second and Gold Ave. Phone 040 is the time to buy vacant prop- 6 Rooms, furnished well MICM1E1 Tell us what you want may corner lot, 80x14, Fourth ward, $50 Modern brick house, will malco on It, 5 Rooms, furnished three-roo- m have it. garage, chicken house, immediate erty, you money furnished, $4,300. $2,500 Two, houses possession; furnished or unfurnished; Three rooms and back and front BARGAIN PRICES on an elegant lot, North 84,000 and 84,750. Terms. R. McCLVGV.KS, LEVERETT-ZAPi:- & CO, each rent- I'lione 412-- J. screened in. On these lots for a week Eighth street; : D, T, KINGSBURY, BEAUTIFUL LOT BUILDING LOTS 204 W. Quid. REALTORS porch only. ed for $20. Live In one, THIS lot, 1300. LOTS. Located on East Silver avenue, ust University Heights, Eocond Strwt and Gold Avenue of your chum In the other, REAL ESTATE, Has three apple trees, two shade 5 lots together, on North Thirteenth. Three business lots In heart on top of the hill. South Fronts. terms. In 1 on l'liono 640 trees, alfalfa. lot corner of Third and Marble them. m and trees, cherry city, $4,000 will buy See 14,000 Five-roo- house, mod- Tjosns Insnrsnce. addi- avenue, SAL13. LEVERETT-ZAP- F J. Fourth ward. Orchard RANCH FOR & CO. 210 W. Gold. Phone 981-- Zapf's SUDDEN SERVICE. ern In every respect, with tion. Price only $650. 120 cash, PIECKMAN.V REALTY CO. ren- Twelve acres, close In, ten acres Realtors. ac- Heal The Red Arrow (all over the West) Rooms fireplace, breakfast room, $10 month. A savings Kstute, Insurance, Loans, FOR RENT Strrt-- t n then per ders sudden service on Kodak finishing In alfalfa. Second and Gold Avenue. glassed-i- sleeping count and investment. Notary PubUc room. 61 610. porch, 809 Went 070. to people who demand quality. Work FOU 6ALE Binle luruished FOR BEST Phone Double garage, on two IiEVERETT-ZAP- F A CO. tiold. rhone , in before 11 a. m. mailed same day. second. 1 apartment $40.00 full lots, on South High. Phone 840 to See It. m. noon next , Rent-Roo- m with Board Work in before t p. mailed FOR RUNT Light housekeeping rooms. 1 apartment $45.00 $500 cash, balance Ilka For work to , ' VodoSairT day. Address 818 West Iron, i a.Ttnom auartment $55.00 FOR SALE Houses rent. oBRENTBieepins' porch THE RED ARROW, seo or aIealhome FOR RENT Dwellings KENT Furnished rooms. ii If you want to buy or sell $8,150 North Twelfth MK07 East emrsi ' E. Las FOR FOR SALE brick I'ouse, on street, Albuquerqua Vegas 1687-- J. five-roo- m on New Modern five room stucco South Walter, 2401-R- good neighborhood; STEAM-HEATE- room; good board; FOR RENT Unfurnished house. S0J want a representative In YO'JR phona caU" North Edith. Phone finish-buil- t-in (We ii modern house 121 Fourth. bungalow whits enamel West Iron. FOli R1SN1 Furnished room; board l. ruiLLirs, 711 with sick." North n territory.) j. FOR SALE Residence, North Four ' glassed-i- 608 ' norch. $600 If features. One Four-roo- desired. South High. Real Estate. sleeping cash, kOb RENT Furoisusd room; board FOR RENT modern flat, teenth street; nice location. Inquire balance like porch, furnace, garage. 408 2848-- RBNT curmsoeu 354-- rent. deslrsd. son noutn nigu. sleeping North Third, phone FOR Clean, air 110 S. Third. rhono within. five-roo- m car as first payment, 316 Second. $i,750 New Spanish board. Will take Furnished HELP WANTED rooms. South SALE New three-roo- house wltn FOR KENT Room with Gray rest like rent. FOR RENT Compie.ely FOR type adobe, in University ton rooms, zmi west modern house. 818 NortK FOR RENT Three furnished rooms, porch. Dr. Burton, suit 9, Barnet' This is horns u'. 914 WEST MARQUETTE. Eleventh. 1011 North First. Heights. a TABLE BOARD All (It Male. modern. building. with all modern conven- ' Weit Fruit, rnone FOR RENT UnfuTniehed house, five TOAN'TED Erinnd boye. The Economist. FOR RENT Front room aultabls for two FOR RENT ApartmenU FOR SALE Modern five-roo- house; iences Including a all 228 827 North Fifth. can buy from owner by at iU large Room and porch. rooms, modern" conveniences. WANTED Walter. Central Restaurant, gentlemen. furntsliod calling basement. Can be I'OR RENT sleeping FOR SALE Miscellaneous North Walter. FOR RENT Three North Sixth. pur- with board. 1836 Bait Cantral. Old Albuquerque. FOR RENT Furnished room in prlvam 130 Bouth waiter. chased on very easy a4l)SJ FOR RENT small no elck. Phone 13S7-- FOU SALE owner, modern porcu, CONCORD Ranch, Nicely furnished Lw Good to family; Two-ioo- lly terms. GOOD HOME COOKING, ileeplng grapes, Bandy's ANTED rellabu aalesinan FOli RINT apartment fine In waro. 1027 house with sleeping porch. Apply 601 side Una In states of hot water heat; 1444-- home, location. Fourth $4,260 A six -- room frunl room; no tick. Forrester FOR 8AUS Milk goat. ViU Norih fcrtlth. carry good paying ....i.Mouiiu rooms; housekeeping, rhone 2SS1-- modern South X. 414 West Silver. Phone In Rooms with poron. Third. NewMexIco and Arliona, Address elcki no children. RENT furnished, modern apart- house Fourth ward, FOR RENT sleeping FOR. RENT Three-roo- reson-abl- FOR. FOR SALE income 418 South High. Phone house, T. Z., care Journal KENT A front room in s Seventh. Bargain, property. has been dec- also good table board. BALE Concord grapes. 8iJ-- FOR pleasant ments. 2t North just newly suit cloaa In. Phona 1204 corner Oold; nine large rooms, like In- or S404-J- , ' VANTED Young man to high oza worm peconu. co-- orated the FOR RENT Room, suitable tor ona South Edith. going modern horns, FOH KKNT Furnished y apartment new, three porches. 124 South Edith. throughout 111 North Bell a school or 'varsity, to work on farm room. 810. 1S03 W. terior, This home can excellent board. OR SALE Set double harness, at RENT Furnished front all conveniences. Phone Five-roo- - two. with FOR RENT An unfurnished four-roo- board must be able to FOR with FOR SALE cement buuga- Barn. tit and room; 411 South Seventh, phone 2179-- be had on very small Tenth l.lvery house, modern; no sick; no children. sjs.lik Addrens C. H., care Journal. frjJjX RENT Two small apartments. low; strictly modern; lot B0 by 100; terms. j..,-.- ., dl-w- t Tiiwim anA oard. with ilODDK MILK. BliPT IN TOWN 1004 South FOR RENT One to four uilluVusbed furnished. 1005 West Cen- cash or time. 143 West Cen IK Broadway. Good to take care completely garages; $5,250 South seven-roo- m first-cla- board. 110 2419-R- WANTED gardner 124 Bouth Edith. Arno, ileeplng porchi Phone FOR RENT Five-roo- house. rooma like new. tral. tral. rurnished of garden ona hour or so each day, one home with basement, Wast Central. , at two screened-l- n r, Furnished five-roo- FOR SALE Water motor. Inquire porches, 888 per monthly wages. Apply Leopold Mey-- FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping FOR KENT apartment, FOR SALE By owner, framo two glassed-i- n modern. 114 n sleeping FOR RENT Room, porch and board, l"r Morning Journal office. month. Apply at 822 South Arno. care E. G. Garcia Co., or phona 474-- and sleeping rooma. 608 Bouth beconq. room and kitchenette; stucco: has fireplace, bullt-l- bookcase, terms reaaonable. 810 West Coal. ward. porches. Can be duplex- two gentlemen! FOR SAE Small tractor, sew condi FOR RENT Modern furnished cottage, F)U RENT Furnished front room; gen china closet, lawn and trees; Third ed very, easily. Oh terms. n Female. Four-roo- rurnished apart- 1803-- Bouth Walter J. Koruer -- o. two rooma and glasaed-l- no oa ...nv FOR R1SNT Phone tion. sleeping - tleman only; eic. pm 1701-- J. 101J $3,750 Three rooma two rooma WANTED AP- Phone five-roo- and FOR RENT Nicely turniahed with dSRAPES, best for porch on car line. Apply 1818 South Experienced saleslady, furnished room; ment; no children. FOR SALE Brand new mod U87-- CONCORD Jelly. Rosemvalda. FOR RENT Lovely Second. sleeping porches on flrat-claa- a table board. Phona 2408-J- E'llth. ply at 120 Boinn waiter. North ern home at Maple and Gold; honest Bandy's Ranch, phone gentleman preferred. two Tenth street, modern In ' 110 South Arno. Four-roo- WANTED A at Furnished apartment, full value; IS, 260; terms. SALE One olllle goal. FOR RENT modern houie, competent aaleslady FOR RENT Furnished, room and kitch FOR RENT construction; every on terms. and room heal FOR Angora with once. The Economist rooms and porch, modern. Coll 21S4-- respect, EXCELLENT BOARD Phone 1400-Rl- South liroadway. sleeping porch, furnished; Fourth enette. 1724 West central, rirone ai sleeping $1,200 Two rooms, -- 145 Phona 18M-- ward. 701 Phone 2128-- j k Four-roo- plastered' furnished. monthly. West New York, phone WANTED Olrl for general housework; two-roo- OR SALE modern fraroo OR s'ALE Tlnee-burne- r kerosene stove FUK RENT one good apaii . U front and sleeping porch, 611 I 818 North Fifth. . n wmtt-w,- rurnisnea rooms for best South Broaaway, wlih ove, H8.J0. 118 Bouth Cornell. stay nights. ment on nrsi noor. tm rtorm crtD house; condition; good location; will take car as first pay- RANCH Ideal location Mr HOUSES FOR RENT List vacant WANTED Woman for house- light housekeeping; sdului no sick Fourth ward. Addresa J. J. Q., care JAMESON'S BALE Beautiful yellow roller your general V. W. A. HOTEL Rooms for rent i,y ment. - few reservations Bow FOR houses with us for rent We work. Call 1524 North Second. C 724 Bouth 8econd. .Tournal, healthaeekera; 624 West Coal, phone 1358-- give at week or month. 20614 Norm Wo are glad to show you sny Phone 8888-- J. them eneclal attention. Laverett-Zan- f A day, RBNX Kitchen, pantry, living .''OR SALE Nice home, furnished; cor-n- available. f WANTED Girl for general housework: Second. of the above at time. IIIM tA .K Klmtiall nltino. ob eaiv Day Co., phone 840. poll In A- -l lot. 100x142: a good business goes any i GRAND VIEW HAnm at 819 North Fifth. room, closet and sleeping porch, 117 - ments. Call 808 North phone stay nights. Apply rooma tor Until Phone 607. West Gold modern ao- Second, FOIt RENT New five-roo- FOR RENT Pleasant condition B2S West Mnrhle. with it: S6.000. Address Bungalow, care THE to recuperate', 1804-- modern Woman to do room place 8407-R- WANTED dining near Sanatorium pnone - Journal. commodatlon. Phone bungalow, attractively furnished: Kar In 612 South housekeeping, RENT Desirable three-roo- mou- work and help kitchen. 1838-- FOR - four-roo- a FOR SALE Smith Premier typewriter. aite. 865 a month. West re,- FOR SALE By owner, good FOR RENT Roome with board, Roma, phone Broadway. ern furnished apartment; oesi PHvata Hotel good condition. R. F. Parr, Plaxa, Old ins, auer v a. m. FOR RENT Two very attractive light section. Phnne 365-- house, modern, glassed and screened On The Mea. WANTED A woman for house- denca con i Town. three-roo- general rooms,, reasonable. Phone porches, decorated, excellent PROFESSIONAL CARDS or tubercular pereone. Phon.400-J- FOR RENT "Furnished 2140-- housekeeping Two modern front newly work. Phone or call at 1012 1818-- 802 FOR RENT large 714 Arno. ' BARGAIN Uenulne diamond will modern glassed-i- n Kent. on Una. 70s dition. Apply South AllOliNKVS. ffcR RENT Roa,m and aiaeplng pun.ii ring; cottage, with sleep South Broadway. rooms, well furnished, car ..- acrlflce for cash. Address "K. H.," and 617 East Pa- desirable front room, 1223-- FOR SALE At wonderful sacrifice. wltn ooara lor ing porch garage, at housowork. FOR RENT Very North Third, phone JOHN W. WILSON, home. Phime 8148-- care Journal. cific; Inquire at 1008 Bouth Edith. WANTED Girl for general entrance; close to meais; no Have you I5.S00 cash, for a $7,600 men. only; private afternoon. 803 North Eighth. private FOU RENT Furnisnea apanraooi". Attorney. SALE macnina and FOR Seven-roo- Apply sick. 114 South Arno. modern home; all oonvenlencea; close u; RENT Nice rooma with sleeping FOR Threshing RENT modern home. Mrs. O. N. Marron.- - rooms wltn oain. Rooms IS, 17 and 19. Cromwell Building. FOR n three no terms. Address J. care Journal. Fordson tractor, tn good condition. glassed-i- steam FOR furnished rout Second. A., 11S3-- nnrob with board, for convalescents. sleeping porch, heat, Spanish-speakin- g RENT Nicely North Phona WANTED woman, uo Hotel, 21i Four-roo- 818 Bouth phone P. O. Box 412, City. garage; a real home, located In the best room, adjoining bam; ladies oniy; house- FOR SALE brick bungalow, lira. Beed, Broadway, residence of with no children, to keep bouse. Ad FOR RENT Two nicely furnished PHYSICIANS AND BrEOKONS. giapj-phon- e section the city. A. L. Mar- sick. 621 North Third. with glassed aleeplng porch, two 6Bii FOR SALE Large else Columbia M-- . no or chil tin Company. dresa M. care Journal. keeping rooms; very sick, DR. S. L. BURTON, and excellent violin; a bargain. Three rooms, furnished for 121 screened porches, garage, completely FOR RENT Large room with sleeping WXNTED U me on FOR RENT dren; close In. soutn uroaoway. Disease of the Call at 821 East Central. FOR RENT Modern apartment house, Woman help ranch. Phone tvoi-J- - rurnished; Fourth ward; terms. Addrsss Stomach. good noma llaht housekeeping. Two-roo- furnish. porch;..... n 1 cooing; iivn: seven rooms Mrs. Fred V. lintteson, Crown Point, FOR RENT modern L. care Journal. Suite. Barnett Building. . ..ntl.mM- .. r-nr..- -- BUY YOUR GUN before the season and bath, two screened 821 South Third C, lamny; mu ,nu w, well M. SH West Tijeras. ed no sick. 1117 west also for 828 South and rifles to porches, furnlihed and close In. In. Inqilre bed room, apartment; FOR SALE brick house, cor DB. S. V. t LAltKK, ferred; garage rent opens; fifty shotguns A FOR RENT Nicely furnished one block west Robinson park. west quire John Lehner, room 80, Armljo WANTED good cook for small fam ne Kent; ner lot, shade trees, screened porches. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. , Hinn. select from, lis uoiq. private entrance, adjoining bath; three-roo- mod- n room building, phone 477. ily on farm, five miles from town. FOU RENT Two and fine from the owner, Barnstt Building. Phona III. Vf.lu ftirnf.hAd and coal 2408-R- sick. 201 South Arno neighborhood; dpmt FOR SALE Combination Majestio Postofflce box 47)1, city, nr phone 8 furnished with garagi. 14.. 1750 Office Hours with 860 FOR RENT Strictly modern ern, apartments 00; cash, balance Ilka rent. sleeping porch, adjoining bath, and gas range; retails for 8170; FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms; 421 Bouth Broadway 823 11 a. m m" bungalow, furnished; furnace WHY BE IDLE, wnen you ca& attend no hot and cold water. West New York, I to and t to I p. m, board in a private irons, ror two takes It. Mattel, Western Union. heat, and water no children; - Modern Business for 310 light paid; three-roo- a "one- convalescents talv. 1420. East Silver, glassed sleeping porch, Pittsburgh gas the College sick. 1011 North Second. FOR RENT A and FOR SALE A modern house, I)K. MARGARET CAKTWRIOH1, ' FOR SALE Enamel Jewel diu-c- ,.. 1428-- gas range, heater, etc.; location la best on high- per month; open all day. (18 West room rurnianea on fifty-fo- In Fourth haa Office Grant Bldg., Room 18. Phone I7S phone new; must be sold at once. FOR RENT Rooms, furnished for sleep apartment, lot. ward; riAllffhtful can practically lands. City Realty Co., 207 West Gold, J0 South First. Inquire Hotel Savoy fireplace, bullt-l- n features, lawn, walks, Residence 1121 East Central. t u,iri! how viriNT Apartment 15, Averlll Apartments, pnone eer, ing; also light housekeeping; bath, on terms. Phone 871. vas with room and board; also EARN BOARD Room and 810 a month 414 West Gold. . office. garage, etc.; prlae 14,750, J. porct), FOR SALE Fresh buttermilk and cot- five-roo- phone. - A. 1622-- alassed-l- n reasonable FUR RENT Furnished, a while attending school: catalogue free. FOR RENT Nicely lurnisneo. inree- Hammond, phone DB. 1IAKRV C. IKVIN; sleeping porch; also fresh milk In hflni.1 mi FOR RENT Nice front room, well pri- tage cheese; gallon , ... T,,..g o un una Business College, 906 ft South large rooms and porcn; FOR SALE owner, five-roo- house, Special Attention to rates to nvalescents; bsst board; lots. Phona 1918-- Il..is tvuui, Mackay ventilated. In modern borne; close to sleeping iurn. By Gynecology homei ?.2 North Phone Swayne's Dairy. room, a largs bed room, bath, Main Street, Los Angeles. no sick, or children, ice oouiu full basement large attic, built In nd Tuberculosis. vate Maple. bullt-l- n meals. 108 South Arno. heat; FOR SALE Red Star wlckless oil stove, with features, and an extra Seventh. buffet and book cases; furnace beat; Rooma II and 23, Grant Building. - - ... - Male and ROOMS clean rooma. Phones Offloe. 6B4; to board four burners and oven, used fourteen mur- Female. IMPERIAL Nice, FOR RENT Three rooms and aleeplng fine location. Fourth ward, shade, Residence. 10SJ. FOR RENT Lady alone wishes 1826-I- t, ,kki.In down months; good condition. Phone joughly cleaned; piano j,u,,house; very WANTED Solicitor, lady or gentlami.n; ratea by day or week. Over Pastime norch: modern: well furnished; one W. P. T., cara Journal. and room two teachers; location -- ...w.v ,u, iuur or 211 West Central. bath. evenings...... live grown people; call In person. Hanna and banns. Theater, block from postofflce; no alck. Inquire FOR SALE New modern W, M, SHERIDAN, town; strictly modern; prlvata mauiiHuifl to aesiraoie parties. 406 West bungalow in.rim.ntr SflKU North Seflond. FOR SALE New shipment of attractive, 1005 Pouth Edith. Central. FOR KENT Furnished room in private 703 West Sliver. Fourth ward; five rooms and sleeping IO, :ami 828 no Call o'clock Practice Limited to floor Korber building. Call apart low priced. Navajo rugs. North CLERKS, 18 upward, for poatal mall family; sick. after t FOR REST Ore new modern furuisheu porch, lawn and trees, tao large clcet, fiEXITO- - fhlrd 8128-- 808 n tRINMil WsEASEJS. ment in Elm, phone and 117 North Service.. 3130 month. Examination In evening. North Edith. aDariment. large giasaeo-i- sleeping and linen closet fire place, large screened 1780-- AUTOMOBILE AND DlaEASLS OF TITE SRIV STin Furnished Mulberry, phone September 17. Experience unnecessary. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room in porch; convenelent to sanatorlums. Ap- porch off kitchen, with or without new HEALTHSEEKERS FOR SALE 5 WassermaD Laboratory In flrst-alas- s Buick touring ""car", For free particular! of instruction, write modern close Woodlawn Apartments, 13K East furniture; never used by sick; reason- Connection, rooms with porches, hot and FOR SALE 3,000 pounds firat-ela- home, in; gentleman ply - sleeping AnniUHnn UnM4.ninA. R. Terry (former Civil Service examiner) no 181 ir.75-- able car Citizens Rank Klilfr. Pbone 8861 iold water In each room, steam Turkey Red winter seed wheat. Phone " 28 preferred; sick. Phone Central, phone price; easy terms; might take running city. Continental Bids;.. D. C. three-roo- 1047-- call 2414-R- or address W. J. Hyde, Ala Washington, ELGIN HOTEL rooms and FOR RENT Modern apart or part first rment. Phone licat, excellent board, tray service, FOR Sleeping iiella, sun bath house; trained nurse meda, New Mexico. SALE Soma extra goo used oars. housekeeping apartments, by the day ment and sleeping porcn, close in, com CHIROPRACTORS large easy terms. FOR SALE rent lor -- Jn' attendance, prices reasonable. Casa FOR SALE Handsome saddle, made to Mclntoah Auto Co. 808 Livestock week or month. (08 H West Central. pletely furnished; reasonable WANTED Miscellaneous West Central small Phone 1660-- before I tie oro. bus ana bij wiituma nrder; v.ed only once; or.dle and spura FOR RENT Room with porch, family. WANTED to take Cnlronoctor. FOR BALE sleeping m. and after p. m. Washing and Ironing 20 1'OR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, to match; heavy aaddla blanket; ! a OR TRADE Pot a vacant private entrance, near car line; gen home. Phone 2347-- II end Armljo Building. or across from biff reduufon from cost. 124 South Arno. lot, car In good FOR Four tiemen no sick. 418 Bast Iron. M. g. D. with without bath; Just 410. order, SALE Belgian does and one only; LOAN WANTED of 12,000, or more; will ENGE, C, win n phona WANTED Position ilia postofflce; hot water heat for FOR SALE Three compartment, duck; good breeding stock. CIS North FOR RENT Two newly furnished 0 first Phone Chiropractor. Pbone Connections. pay per cent, mortgage. 201 ,ter; best of home cooking, served family demountable steel tank, suitable ROADSTER, in good condition, will trade Thirteenth. rooms for light housekeeping, with BAIiBtK will work In homos or sanato 2J3S-- West Central. ltons 12 and It. room and board, 880 to $65 per use on or truck for of for city lot or will cell on 418 rn. ioud-- tyle; for wagon hauling easy terme. HORSES FOR SALE ileeplng porch. South Broadway. rlums; reasonable. Devlin, WANTED and Tnonth, board by meal, week or ticket; oil or Phone 488. Addresa "Roadster," care Journal. Watches, clocks Jewelry water, gasoline. WE) HAVE ten head of good horses and FOR RENT furnished front WANTED Good stenographer attending 117 117-- J. FOR" SALE Furniture 80 cents. 410 West Gold, phona OR Beautifully to repair. South First, phone tneals, SOFT SPOTS Heek and arch eusnioas SALE Two Buick light sixes, 1818 mares yet lor sale at 810 North Broad room for lleht hniieelCMininff nrlvxtn university, wants work ror nail days. Man. FOR . i . . Rrassflold, the Watch BALE Uo d Iuj ni lury. Hi tuuU fia-w- fallen cures models. 87K0 anri t SKA vrA , way; we all stock to sat- entrance. 60S Bast 1421-- M care Journal. prsvent Insteps, all foit guarantee glva Central, phone Address P. AND CUTTING of Broadway. 81. Thomas F. Leather ster, 8800; Ford 8180. Wost isfaction; some good matched teams. WELOINO metals; troubles, Keleher, truck, lie FOR RENT Three rooms, partly fur WE AUDIT, CHECK, OPEN, CUDBB and also welders' and carbide for FOR SALE cook BUSINESS CHANCES Co., 408 West Central. Phone 1067-- J. ZANIt supplies Dresser, rocker, stove, FOR SALE Thoroughbred Duroo Jersey nished for tight housskeeplng: mod keep books. WILLIAMS ft sale. N. M. 190S-- J. ana 1911-- J. 701-- Steet Co., Inc., phone dining table. Phone SALE FOR SALE OR One-to- n sows, which will ern. 808 North 637-- Mellnl Phona ?'OR SALE Oarage, beat location In FOR Apples; carload of cooking TRADE truck. pig from September Eighth, Phone room building. or room i i. . o " n In 18 to WANTED To buy from owner, three fOIt SALE Dining set. consisting apples and soma Stark's Delicious good mechanical condition; will to October IS; can be shipped any FOR RENT Ona desirable room in a TWO YOUNG ladles hleh .., attending four north or west of town, out of table and four also , Call at car. Just consider heavv t. of state, t0 to 30 per or will In lots buffet, chairs; TAILOR SHOP for busl' eating apples. freight i,.m i...,. part head, private home, olose In; employed gen ehonl. would like room and board Address 13, cara small table and bed. 1104 West sale; doing good scuth of viaduct, and Wednes "t 710 North Thirteenth. trade for milk cows. Postofflce box 478, side city limits. Slats, 4i west central. Tuesday tleman preferred; no sick. 807 West Gold. good home in exchange tor work. Phone ' 1033-- J. ness, FOR phone S408-R- phont I day. SALE Studobakar trn,.lr. FOR room H24-- FOR SALE Ona of the best business in RENT Nicely furnished front MAX BARGAIN STOilB, at 118 South FOH SALE Ivory rocker, drenier, dtk, In 818 South AUTOMOBILE CATTLE guarda built uf ahape every reaneet: tim .imn PASTURE FOR CATTLE close suitable for SPECIAL NURSE, day or night, or by 'nroMrtles Albuquerque. new. VOU i In; employed lady; First, will pay the highest prices for drtialnr table, bed; fruit Jart, 10c; jr boiler flues, trussed span under- If need .ttb .hi. WE HAVE excellent pasture and -- cases taken: street. Inquire at Savoy Hotel of. ' plenty no sick taken. Phone 2138 M. 718 West the hour; hemorrhage your second-ban- shoes and child' bed, iwlnff. Ue box. refrigerator, First neath; five tons. 880, F. O. B. gain. 1010 North First, 878-- of wild hay for 200 to 800 cattle for and clothing, Ilea. capacity phone Gold. also baths, messages hypodermics furniture. Phone 888. two roll-to- p dtski, liotfrunt, violin; atl New Mexico Steel the ex 2335-- Albuquerque, Co., SALE E'ra good used Dodge coming winter; running water; given. Phone ktnda of rood SALE Good paying buslneu, 1906-- Brothers cowman In Address FOR RENT Nice, large, well ventilated B HITTER KODAK FINISHING It Is uid furniture, priced ''01t Ins., roadster; couple bargains In perienced charge. SPANISH-SPEAKIN- 325 South First. Chevrolet roadster Included, 8180 sash, Ui-- T room; prlvata entrance; adjoining bath, lady stenographer, on mall right. . ASBESTOS ROOF PAINT used Dodtrn h... . Hermes Mercantile Co.. Bar Ranch. In better. Return postage paid balance monthly. Address Sox 44, care Colo. In modern bouse; no sick; no children. seven yeara experience law offices orders. The Barnuro SISVt Wst GOOD for all kinds of roofs, $1 per gal- Korber & Co., Auto Department, Burlington, 1114. wanta work In Albu Studio, journal. phone Phone and commercial, Central, Albuquerque, N. M. lon, Th Maniano Co., 110 South querque. Addresa sareia Mercantile Dental office in town 1834-- FOR RENT nice, FOR SALE good Walnut, phone Try a built up FOR SALE Marmon 34 automobile! PERSONAL airy San Rafael, N. M. HIGHEST cash price paid for second- and good no r, front room. In private home, adjoin old surrounding territory; will last as long as the bniidinT. model first-cla- hand bicycles. Bring ua your wheels terms If noil 1818;L VSET3cTlaTrone?'w7 811 BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTAN- T competition; reasonable; good cond- tlnflf mntn . V...... ing bath with hot and cold water, desires Trad. M. , uvvn over- oncea for house. Call 1466-- and get cash. Broad Bicycle and desired. Poetofflce box 842, Clovls. N. new ifnhnlatArlns,mh . sorority South Arno. temporary or permanent employment; 220 730. i hauled,, B.I, or 730-.T- .' lng Co., South Second, phone TIME CARDS BRICK house t I...,(, exire of full rendering A rooming FOR BALE of . down and balance FOR RENT Furnished room, new homo, capable taking charge, RUO CLEANERS business center and railroad Five hundred shares City i. fcrm' DO YOU WANT TO LEARN SPANISH 7 and loss ana financial statements, between Electrlo below Dr. R. .. ' """ " a. i,omax good location, furnace heat: suitable profit MATTRESSES renovated, 13.60 and op. on corner 18 rooms, Railway, par. N. . SEE J. ESPINOSA, No. 1. Woolworth tax eto. Any references required. hops, lot; U N. Enclno, M.ie. a for two; reasonable; board convenient. reports, furniture and stoves a money maker; Bust. T. Armljo building. ouiiaing. rnone 465. ivortn Address Floessch, 711 Bouth Broadway. repaired packed, 10 of them furnished; lie aiapie. repaired, Ervin Bedding Co., phone 471. price for house, lot and furniture only EXPERIENCED driver and mechanic ("OR RENT Two sten- large modern front EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and WANTED Careful Kouak finishing. mm u. 88,800; part terms.' Address r. im wants to drive car to California: fur rooms for light housekeeping, well fur taking full charge ' USB VELVA ROOF AND IRON PAINTT A-- ographer, capable Twice service. Remember, satis- 488, City. FOR SALE Five very fine purs-bre- d nish r references. L, H. McFarland, on 708 or tem- dally Roof Koter: Roof stons leaks. nished; car line. North Third, of an office, seeks permanent faction Send finishing Cement, Embben geese. Nlpp'a Bench, phone sos Nortn Twelfth. pnone izvb.w. flu- guaranteed. your Mohair top dressing; Plymouth Cottage porary employment; speaks Spanish to a reliable, established firm. Hanna WKSTaoUND Dally. ( CARPENTERING SUPERFLUOUS re- - A- -l references. - - - n i. Palnti for HAIR permanently FOR RENT Threa furnished light ently; not healthseeker; A Hanna. Master Valapar Enamels, automobiles; FOR SALE 'on 10 Photographers. Artlve. Depart. PHONE 1661 J, tor carpenter work, C Homestead Floor Paint. Satisfaction Special prices several moved. Multiple needle. Susan Chit housekeeping rooma Second ward, on Address Results, west central, pnone Train, varieties or An- - PIANO TUNING and repairing by es Na 1 The 7:10 pm 1:10 pm P. Roberta, 816 East Santa Fa. assured. Thoa. F. Keleher Leather Co., good laying hena and tenden, electrlo needle specialist. earllnei no sick; no ohlldren. (13 Bouth 298. over Scout.... cr.na cocKtreia. 1636 1428-- pert In Albuquerque five Limited 10:40 am 11:10 am. 408 West 1067-- J. East Central Beauty Parlor. 411 Bast Central, Edith, phone Jiere Na I Calif. PETTI THE ODD JOB MAN. Central, phone 878-- all work also repre- FORD FOR SALE Fine of An- - Phone years; guaranteed; Na t Fargo Fast. 11:10 ara.ll:4o am work. 187I-- breeding pen FOR RENT furnish- LOST AND FOUND Knight-Campbe- ll Muslo ' Any kind of Phune MniUL tWAntV.ftWA . an mrtA aha Large, handsomely sent company, No, I The Navajo. 11 4 am lue en j . . ii MONEY TO LOAN WHAT WORRIES TOU? ed, well ventilated bed room; Colo. O. 114 South ;i WILL DO FIRST-CLAS- S wora 1838-- ha... baih, Denver, A, May, SOUTHBOUND. carpenter - good stock; chefp. Phona 118 LEARN to come hot water located. 321 iT for IT per or will do the work MONEY" "TO LOAN On- watches, dia Cornell. 9 make hlnga your way, heat; centrally Fourth, phone 403. Na II El Paso P day. in or no West Coal, 1744-- Eip. 118. ' munda and ainahi love, neaith money: long, tedi phone , 17 BI am l?y contract Phona h.,mmm WE BUY AND SELL now. FOUND Young black bull pup; owner Na Paso Ep. u:e .nr. x. BQUtn poultry of all ous lessons, but just what you need DRESSMAKING OR HOUSE OK ROOF PAINTING; laroue, zip First. kinds; we deliver dressed WOODWORTK Newly furnlshsd. nico may have same by paying tor this ad. EASTBOUNQ poultry any Just send your blrthdata and your free - 1:48 first-cla- MONEY TO LOAN on ai Clean rooms S2S Na The 1:18 pm pm i work; reaaonable prices. diamonds, watches whera In eltvt nrl-- rivht. Vn .si will Prof. Dir. and housekeeping apart- North Sixth. ANTUD Dressmaking at I Navajo.. man offering. Coffman, J by week or Reduced 2403-J- No. 4 t.lm.ud 8:00 pm 1:40 um George T. Brown, 1010 South Broadway. viu joweirj; liberal, reliable, coo several nice 862-- 1824 ments, day, month, LOST A bunch of in or near the the day Phnne I Calif, Identlal. pullets. Phone North Second street, Albuquerque, summer 813 keys, 8. F. 1:18 pm 1:00 im or Gottlieb Bear. 101 North First 1204 South Edith. rates, South Third. return to Journal office; of lady Na I Eight.. BEFORE BU1LDINQ having your New Mexico, postofflce; DUE.MAKINO all kinds; expert 10 Scout ... 1:10 em 7:80 ao 854-- our Na The house repaired, phona nNrmnvTiii. j. FOR RENT Rooms partly furnished with rewurd tailoring. Beading and embroidering FROM SOOTH. Mnnrfa wmthm t - '. 781-- flshirea fnav lnl.HU vimi na iob too Ik.. SPECIAL NOTICE Sleeping porches, to ladles and school LOST go!u bracelet, white specialty. Phone automobiles.. Lowest FOR SALE OR TRADE Baby's Na l From El Paso 1:18 pm F.larg nr ton small rates. Rotbman's girls only; reference required; close reward; re- aid aoo box 1CI 7:00 am 8ALE"Town andflve'-aor-e Ivory elephant pendant; PLEATING, accordion, Paso FOR lot In, IIS South Third, 881-- to 805 Bouth or N. h. M OILDERSLEBVB ELECTRIO CO. on phone turn Second, phone mall orders. Crane. Ill North Na 10 connects at Beiea with Na SALE Real tract St. Andrews Bay, Florida. 1183-- 114, iFOR Estate FOR RENT Glassed-i- n Seventh; Crane Apartments phone for Claris. JPeoog Vgllsy, Kansas City PRINTING" i High and dry and in rapidly developing sleeping porch, 1 FKty-fo- aor. AND U rv.o SALE lot southeast ENGINEERS CONTRACTOR! section. Good at 8480. 0. wltn smaller room for kitchen, LOST Platinum act , with HEMSTITCHTnO and all kinds nie . proposition Might lavalllere, V ker Arno etreet and Lewis avenue; PRINTERS11" WD CAN save you on In Net, 'IS connects at Beien Wltn wa s J "WeMibti money electrical trade for Ford or lot In Albuquerque. modern home, with bath and toilet. five dUmoids: t!l liberal reward pleating and braiding dona at the 110 Flrst-claa- v.y fce I4H0; tn cash, 10 per month WEST GOLD avenue. s service. Call op and gat our estimate Address Hayden, care of Carloek Ranch, sis per month; next door te Taylors for return to store, 103 North Williams Millinery, corner Broadway and from Clovle end points east and ent me ii-w- . T Popular printing service, Phona 1780 West Central, phone 17J8-- Albuquerque, N. M. store on pia.sa, Ola Town. 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S3HBE8 I ' I llliU I I I I I l I I AFRAID TO VISIT FOGG the JEWELER APPLES ft r BARBARIC AMERICA 18k White and Green Gold Hand-Engrav- Snmn finnr! ftinaftr Ui I nui nin I Sale. lava sfib?a Hill UULLL Wedding Kings. For Carload of cooking n'r illiw wviBiw uvuu itaiuvi v apples and some Stark's Deli- We Are 122 South Fourth Street cious eating apples. Call at Selling Today FIRED BO! freight car, just south of M rhouo 903-- J Opposite Postoffiec viaduct, Tuesday and III BEECHNUT PINT BOTTLES II THEATRE Ginger Ale at 20c each. Tomorrow it is 25c. Get it today put it on ice and have an invigorating drink WQUND5VALDEZ Three Days Starting Today FOR SALE FOR SALE CLASS IN EVERY WAYi Concord Grapes For Hand Decorated Glass, Linen HIGHEST My Jesus Valdez Is In Serious WATER MOTOR and Trays This Week Only Will have them today. 20 lbs. crates, $2.50. of Inquire KIIr belli Clark Hessclden, Condition as a Result V. 933-Y- V Morris Supreme Butter, pound 25c. JOURNAL, OFFICE 1100 Central. Phone Paramount Week Shot Fired By Unidentified Boy on River Bank. JESSE L. ASK.V' WARD'S STORE CRESCENT GROCERY PR.B.5EKITS A Jesus Valdez, 410 south Second WANTED A THOROUGHLY TEST H. WARD ROBERT JONES was shot and HOMER street, seriously Washing and ironinir to take Competent cook would like to S15 Marble Avenoa Coal and South Walter wounded in the leg by an unknown home. Also dried. get dinner for or who was on river rough private family, GEOP.GE 4 676 boy shooting the will do Phonea Phone aft- Reasonable price. any kind of party work. bank near the bridge yesterday Plir.no 918-- ernoon at 4:30 o'clock. Valdez and PnONE 1450-- The Grada Macaroni Feleciano Troncosa were sitting on MELFOR.D Highest tho river bank and heard several p R,o..o.u:cjr,i o.n i Egg Noodle, Spaghetti and a Sell shots. They lokcd tip and saw other Macaroni Products boy some distance down tho bank. LOOK The next shot penetrated Valdez' Miramontes On the Mesa 5 leg. AT THESE PRICES BEFORE Not realizing that his com- Hotel for heallhseekers. YOU BUY was injured, Tron- Reclaimed Russet Shoes.. $1.05 panion seriously Hob-Na- cosa started to run after the boy. Phone 2400-- J 1 il Shoes 2.00 After chasing him for a long time, ArmylCot ., 2.50 he was forced to abandon the Khaki Breeches ...... 1.00 James rCirfCwood to catch him. Wrapped Leggings .75 I O. CpammounlQicluro. LET'S GO TODAY Left alone, Valdez, quickly lost Reclaimed D. Shirts.... (Z enough blood to render him al $1.25, $1.75, $2.00, 3.50 most unconscious. He was dls Fifteen Days Only D. V. Blankets. . . , $3.00and 6.50 women who sent for Navy Blankets 3.50 covered by two Bernard Shaw. We will put in genuine Factory-mad-e the Crollott amuuiance. vvnen n George Main Prompt attention to all AIR COOLED. Springs and guarantee mail orders. arrived. Valdez was In a critical Ku Kline Klan them for one year for $1.00 in adapted I fi to his Dangers of the LIBERTY ARMY STORE .TwL Story k condition. Ho was hurried from Sir Gilbert f E. FOX PRESENTS where the which was and the fear of belnp compelled to Wiseman's Watch Shop 117 North First Street. Vjjfjp i WILLIAM home wound, V. Debs in are Wi vSWV Parker's hook, if, j made with a small calibre Bullet, join Eugene jail 215 South Second Street. fa&f ?L Wii'V. "THE MONEY I t- ' was to Mr. Shaw as reasons why 4 was dressed. He reported given by EILEEN PERCY in i,a nut nf dancer late last night. he will not visit the United States i Officials are searching for the this season or any other season. unidentified boy who carelessly Bat perhaps he was only indulging STAGE "BLUSKIHG BRIDE" fired tho shot. in a bit of Shavian humor. ALBX QUERQUE - ESTANCIA i t SADDLE Bridle, spurs and heavy saddle Packard Stage Service Will Daily Except Sunday. and direction by Jules O. Fnrtlimnn. blanket; used only once. Story TWO MEN ARRESTED sell at big reduction from cost. Lv. Albuquerque, Springer Trans- A RIOT OF LAUGHTER AND FUN HARWQQD5CH0QL ' 124 SOUTH ARM). fer Office, 104 West Gold. CARTOONS ON A FIGHT CHARGE Phone 4i 7:30 a. m. ALSO FOX NEWS AND MUTT AND JEFF Ar. Estancla a, tn. Ar...... 10 Noon REGULAR ADMISSION Telesfor M. Griego and Polo Mountainair ...... 12 Baca were on South Lv. Mountainair ...... 7 a. m. arrested First m. FOR GIRLS street last night by the police on School Lv. Estancla 9 a. ILL Private Ar. Albuquerque 12 Noon a charge of fighting and disorderly Mrs. Edna Thomas will conduct conduct. at Office Springer Transier Co. The two men are said to have a school for upper grades the Lutheran Church, Sixth been quarrelling and fighting In t" e English Estancia Co. LOCAL ITEMS j COUCEIODAY md Silver, beginning Stage INDIAN street, and Griego's hand waa bad- SEPTEMBER 6TII. Inc.' ly cut by a knife. A large knife on was Co. Phone 4 and 6. was found Baca when he Coal Supply BEADED BAGS, The Harwood Industrial school searched, and he will probab'y be Santa Fe defeated Alamosa yes-tord- for girls which Is conducted by the charged with assault when brought In the second game of their RINGS, Methodist church on North Four- before McClellan this morn- of 10 to 6. MOCASSINS, Judge aeries by a score teenth street will open today. The ing for Ms hearing. Catholic Lady Foresters will PILLOW TOPS, students who will number about 75 RAMS 7:33 o'clock have returntd to meet this evening at SPOONS, this year already NOTICE. at St. Mary hall. BASKETS, the school from their homes about to Mr. and Mrs. the state, according to Mrs. M. E. Sealed bids will be received un- Born vesterday NAVAJO JEWELRY of til noon 16, on Frank C. Sanchez of Armijo, six Johnson, superintendent th. September general school. construe. ion, heating and plumbing two-year-o- ld pound twins, a boy and a girl. smooth, heavy-shearin- g yearling and two At Reduced Prices Three new teachers have been and elect! leal work for a school Large, " Mrs. Frances Chaves and added to the staff this year. Miss building to be erected at Las Vegas. rams. In carload lots or less Prices right. sons left yesterday for Laramie, Lena Earl who has been a mission- N, M, for the Immaculate Concep- "Wyo., for a visit with relative. ary in South America, will teach tion church, according to plans by ADDED ATTRACTIONS - Captain J. C. Peters has returned some Chas. W. architect. East WALTER M. C0.MEIL ha bacn Spanish and high school Barrett, from Cowles where ha Roth man's work. Miss Flora Goudy from Cor- Las Vegas, N. M. Plans may be the summer. Mt. secured fom the architect upon Mexico. "BURTON spending- nell college at Vernon, la., Albuquerque, New HOLMES TRAVELOGUE" Miss Frances Spencer, who has will and eewins:. MIsh depositing a certified check for $25. , homo of Mr. Music and Jewelry Store teach music been a guest at the Vera Herby of Aibi'qucrquo will Mrs. John W. Witsri for the ALL RAZOR and to 117 S. First St. Phone 917-,- ! teach mathematics. The faculty "CURRENT EVENTS" past month, will return oday numbers nine instructo-s- . Blades left at the White Elephant h her homo in Colorado Springs. For the first time In the history for sharpening, call at Ruppe's Mrs. F. Barnes haa of Store for and where Margaret month s the institution high school work Drug them, REGULAR PRICES turned to the city from a will be offered. Two years high they should be left from now on. vacation spent at La Jolla, Cal. schoo. work will be this Have razors honed full load givn year your straight Four dollars, wagon with the expectation 3C expand'ng and set by experts. All work wood; limited amount. GORDQvA BrHHFO the course to factory, 91. the full four years by guaranteed. Hahn Coal Co. Phone the time a new buildinn is appro-p- KOUZA BROTHERS Miss 1 i Miss Fay Briant and lated to the schoo'. Plan-- ) Instruc- At Ruppc's Drug Sloie. Mcser will leave th(s evening tion and public schn 1 music will weeks1 visit with relatives for a fix FROM SMITH Ft be offered for the first time this PRE-WA- in Arkansas and Texas. year, also. R PRICES Mrs. A. B. McMillan will leave Fe to at- TEN DAI SPECIAL. ihis moin'ng for Santa . UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Railroad Watches Cleaned. .$2.5C tend the fiesta. for RING BY DOCTOR Commercial Watches Cleaned $1.60 Allen Bruce wilt leave today Work. Method ; to Deming, N. w. DOINGS Dependable Factory a business trip returned HERBERT C. SCHt'LTZ, ., Miss Angelica Howden Jeweler. 107 S. Fourth St. yesterday from Connecticut, where Mrs. L. E. Morgan purchased a VRC the summer with hei Local Boxer's Physical Con- lot on Commorce he spent and avenue, Saturday, family. Bishop JT. B. Howden dition Calls Halt to Bout and has arranged with her son nd other members of the family Clfc-d- Morgan, to build for her one We Are on the Job CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. M. will return to the city later. at Santa Fe With Mike o9 his Ideal Spanish type bunga- Miss Louiso Lowber and her lows. Your Trunk Hauled for THREE DAYS STARTING TODAY 'fcouse guest, Miss Elizabeth Cul'.en, Baca; Money Returned. Raymond E. Craft has pur- 25 D. will leave Cents AUCTION SALE of Washington, C, chased two lots, corner of Coal and for Fe today to attend the Cordova was judged un- Grand avenues. Call Albuqnerqne Transfer Co. Santa Benny Phone 542. 320 South If you could see leaping from script to screen the actual fit ot fight by Dr. David E. Rnapp. Eighteen lots were resold this Tuesday, September 6th, at fThere will be a regular moeting of Santa a few minutes before month on the the characters of a wonderful story of the love of two men 8 Fe, Heights, original Street. Brotherhood at 1 Edith f the Fraternal lie was scheduled to mix it n urchasers making from twenty-fiv- e and a girl in Canada's grandest crags, and whirl at thu Odd BaM nl to one away ih'clock this evening bout with Mike hundred per cent on Sale Starts Promptly at 2:30 p. m. Eight rooms of house fur- with them through action-dram- a more real and vivid than Fellows' hall. Santa Fe Ust night and ih bout their investments. to go to the bidder for cash. Note the following Rev W. E. Foulks, formerly was called off. The Rialtn was nishings highest words could ever make it, wouldn't you greet that picture of the Most Everybody articles to be sold: One $550 piano, looks like new. dining table, as r.no v w clir.m here the pastor ticnucu ...i,Kivn mils., ..nnuu i JFLKE'S GOOD LUCK and chairs to base as a Then "The Sky Methodist, church, now the buffet upholstered match, burner, dressers, splendid exception? you'll agree Southern was their money back after doctor's OI.KOMARGAR1NE us their chiffoniers, rugs, rockers, brass bed, Iron bede, hall carpet. Mor- is one. at N. M.. in was 2III8-- brings Pilot" Jeslding Deming. decision received. Phono Free Delivery. ris chair, sewing machine, refrigerator, commodes, stand tables the city yesterday, with his sin. Cordova starte dthe ball rolllrs on to Santa last Kodak Finishing. , and library tables, mirror; coal range, gas plate, dishes, cooking continued by refusing to weigh in at t'i9 rlnr and other not mentioned. It Is house ;hey on business. on the 158 Taxi & 158 utensils many articles If Bight s.do. Paca, who weighed lit Baggage you need, don't fall to attend this sale. These good James D. Eakin, accompanied by (iiiclal scales, offered to box Cor- WHY NOT YOU? furnishings expects to leave are all sanitary, never used by sick and are in good condition. Trank J. Wendell, dova regardless of his weight BITTNER HOUSE ROOMS Also one Chalmers auto. are In on a long automobile wh.ch is to been If you Interested Thursday thought hj 3191,4 South 22I-- this auto we wish to state that It will be the first article sold. They will first visit southern many over that on First. Phone HANNA & HANNA rip. In all the re- pounds ajrped We probably can arrange terms on auto and piano. Don't forget California, taking which Some one then demanded a physi- Incorporated the date and place and arrange to be on hand ports near Los Angeles, after cal examlnatlun of Cordjva. Master Photographers. promptly. motor the Pacific Advertise in the Morn- they will along A thorough examinatioi wat 114 W. Central. 405 W. Central. J. L. Coast to Seattle, Wash. ;nade by Dr. Knapp, ring-sid- GOBER, Auctioneer. ... Miss Welthea Graham, daushter physician, with the result Vat Cor- ing Journal. Mrs. W. J. Graham, of of Mr. and the dova was barred from tho ring. phoenix, Ariz., passed through L'i'tdova had but little to say, re- V on the easlbound limited yes- EAT AT eity where marking that he had not felt very terday afternoon for Boston, fell for so-n- time. This is the sec- he will attend the New England ond time within the few BRACY'S A Business of Music, to complete past Conservatory Mr. weeks that he has been unable to in cello playing. i Li CAFETERIA Education of the er lessons met her ter the ring against .tea on ac- and Mrs. W. T. McCreight count of out of Open from 7 a. tn. to 8 p. ni. Miss Graham being being condUior, Auction the deport, Corner Fourth and Central. Sale 8t Highest Quality niece of Mrs. McCreight. Can be th.. 406 B. of SZ3 MAN WHO INSULTED ibtalned at Western Wednesday, September 7th, at West Mrs. Lucy Lockard, School for Private Secretaries (South Third street, after spending months with her WOMAN PUT IN JAIL We train our students by Indi- Marble Sale Starts 2:30 m. the past two vidual Instruction to the of Promptly at p. another and other relatives at Long THE PARISIAN point to the cm Darlo In- highest efficiency and then Heach, Calif., returned Garcia, charged with ladles' Tailor and Furrer them In Five rooms of A-- l furniture to to bidder for cash. Her two were left two women at corner of place responsible posi- go the highest Vesterday. boys return sulting the I.ADikS tions. Note the following articles to be sold: Two oak dressers, oak Long Beach; they will First street and Tijcras avenue Do you know that we can make for COMPLETE electric it d COURSES commodo, library table, library lamp, fan, dining table, Jn about two weeks. yesterday evening, was arrested you a beautiful ault or chairs to and R. L. M. Ross, last dreeg ai cheap as you can buy th EXPERT INSTRUCTION buffet and roatch, rugs, rockers, hall tree, beds, spring J P Bryan night by the police. same ENROLL NOW stand re- are in the city on Siserla Garcia were on quality In read mad clothes? and mattresses; tables, telephone chair, kitchen range, from Peru, Ind., standing Garments made here era of the Fall term opens September 6 frigerator, kitchen table, white enamel cabinet and many other business. Mrs. Lougerdilir Mora and Mrs. highest class in workmanship, and Half-Da- y Ses- not of the Wom- corner Day, and Evening articles mentioned on account of space. If it is house fur- A regular meeting - the awaiting their hus- the very LATEST IN STYLE. sions. you need you can not afford to miss this association of Macca- bands when Garcia We Invite your Inspection ot out nishings opportunity, en's Benefit approached These are all In A- -l condition never used . 2:30 o'clock, this work. goods and by sick. bees will meet at them and is said to have made in- Also ten Rhodo rooster. In I. O. O. F. hall. II South Fonrtb Street. Western School for Island Red hens and Don't forget the afternoon sulting remarks. As he was annoy- date and place, and be on hand promptly. - Charles S. Caldwell left last night ing the women their husbands, tor Jordan, N. M., on business, lie who had been only a few feet Private Secretaries will be away for about a week. away, approached, and held Garcia 745 West Tlje.-a-s Avenue. J. L. GOBER, Auctioneer. until officers could be summoned. Phone iOl-- J. William Strents, brother of Harry Garcia STAGE Lik-o- n will probably appear hi Stenis, of this dry. and John police court this morning. have the Merchants Albuquerque purchased it Cafe, of Santa Fe, and renamed GENTRY'S EGGS. Cafe." The place to Santa Fe. the "Capital City At Hawkins, Sao Jose. been Improved and the Champion, Leaves Albuquerque. . 7:45 am has greatly ss Ideal and first-cla- Skinner's, Pappc's. Price In . am new proprietors guarantee CO cents. Arrives Santa Fe. .10:45 service. Leaves Santa Fe 4:80 pm C1TI EI.KCTB10 SHOE SHOP Arrive In Albuquerque 7:80 pm ANNOUNCEMENT SANTA FE STAGE LINE. rhuo. 601 V. 213 South Second. Phone 600 Will leave this morula at Free Cull and Delivery, T:00 o'clock, to be in Santa Fe in lime to seo the Do Vargas parade. SINGER TAXI THE DEAL GARAGE" 210 West Central. Phone 600. WALL TINTING and all Office Singer Cigar Store, "SQUAIIE 210 West Central NATIONAL ATTRACTION IFOR ot painting call WRIGHT Is under new and will continue to do class piki LOCALK OFP.'S at 1342 VV. management honest, high A CATHRINE CURTIS PRODUCTION V auto repair work of all kinds at moderate prices. - SANTA FE TO ATTEND z WE AND REBUILD FORDS GRAND LODGE MEETING SPECIAL AT BUY, SELL, ADDED ATTRACTION Let Us Send a Man "And guarantee them to be in perfect mechanical condition. - of Our customers must be satisfied. List car the "Live The Albuquerque lodge To broken window & Store your with Wire of is well repre- repine? that Army Navy "HAUGHTY MARY BROWN" Knights Pythias gloss. Albuquerque Lumber Co.. 823 South First Street Outfit" for quick results. sented at the grand lodge meeting Phone 421. 423 North First ( 'which begim In Santa Fe today. For com WE HAVE FOR SALE A VANITY COMEDY local left for Santa your hunting trip, a The delegation plete outfit, consisting or Completely Overhauled Ford Touring, with starter Fe yesterday. They will make an (like new) ' next session of Breeches Ford N "ffort to brin the Khaki Shirt Speedster. the strand lodge to Albuquerque. Miss Gertrude Thompson Ford Touring. Those who are attending the Santa ind Legglns. , $2.75 Teacher of Piano Cots.. $2.50 Ford Runabout. Fe meeting are Mr. and Mrs. C and Music. Army Folding .. Theory of Light wool 25c Rerndston. Mr.'anl Mrs. Joseph Teacher's Certificates Uni- army socks.... Mr. Mrs. R. H. from We also carry a line of new and Medicated Turkish Bath Pies, and Hanna. versity of Illinois' and American POLL TAX Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Easley, J. E. iecond hand army shoes, blank- CIIAS. II. KOREIIEAD Tickets of six Iiaths, Conservatory, Chicago. Special ets, leather puttees, etc. Now due and payabl at the Including it Elder and L. W. Galles. work at Sherwood Musfe School, body massage, tor $10, for bala- . Brasfield Motor High School Building. Corner nce-of this month. Trained Chicago Children's classes will (Formerly with Co.) and Central. Call at We deliver size be & Store Broadway Nurse and MasseiiBe. any any organized. Army Navy 412 Avenue Phone 846-- J ifflce or mall checks to MRS. TERR DEAMER. where. Studio: 323 South First Street.. Wet Copper BOARD EDUCATIONI Prop Transfer . Henry Co., 25-2- Of 508 H VP. Central. Phone 085-- phone 939. Rooms Whiting Building.