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SANTA FE WILL- RECOVERY F VILLA DEFEATS IMPEACHMENT H I "Hobo Kins" Loses $38,000 Bet I OF MOT JOIN PLAN STATE CHAIRMAN FOREIGNERS ARE as He Falls for Cupid's Wiles STRIKE EFFECT DU W S OAUGHERTY AND TO END STRIK E, FOR THE G. 0. P. MISSING: TURKS MY EH I! FLYWEIGHT BELTFEDERAL JUDGE

V 1 1 V P I T I 7 M C C DV I ASSERTS Clayton Man, Keynoter at! f OFFICIALS SAY Filipino Too Much forj flC( f ARflR ILLS 1 I 0 - l Convention, to Direct, L L UIIILLliU If American, and Scores! L Ul Campaign; City Has Two, Technical Knockout in- - Are Six Months I Vice President Declares His Executive Members. .American Destroyers Probably Eleventh Round. American Federation Says Has No Intention of With the Rescue Be Required to Put Busi- General Violat- - sRoad Helping Aswtcliitcd Attorney Rprcini to By ths Press. tm journni Res - "Becoming Party to the Santa Fe. N. M.. Kept. 14. Hugh of Fleeing European ness on Prosperity Plane, Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 14. Pan- ed Constitution in Shop Jewell Agreement, B. Woodward of Clayton has been idents, Hoover Thinks, lid Villa of Manila tonight became Injunction Case. made chairman of tha republican ho of the state central committee, and will flyweight champion - I'lilted a technical FIVE EASTERN LINES direct the campaign work- The fourteenTmericans FARMERS T0BE THE states by scoring knockout over Buff of Jer threatenTcTcarry NEGOTIATIONS was made this afternoon by AW GREATEST SUFFERERS Johnny ENTER the campaign executive committee, not accounted for sey City, 27 seconds after the open- matter into election and Woodward Has accepted. ing of the eleventh round of a lie Hard-Work- New York Central Breaks Woodward Is district attorney, Athens Has Report That Coal Miners to Be ed scheduled bout. That Will De was temnorarv and permanent Say People Ice Roads by of state convention, Prior to the for Period of l'ancho Villa is flyweight cham- mand to Gov- for Eastern chairman the Fire, 1,000 of Huff a Return and delivered the keynote address. pion the orient. weighed Arranging for Conference Persons Had Been Put to Several Months to Re- 111';, and Villa 110- ernment by Law; Will committee been completed and In the semi-fin- bout, eight With has Death, coup Losses, 011 Act Tli Shopmen. consists of: E. A. Cahoon, Rnswell; nds. Klinoso Klores of Manila re. rough Congress, eeied Hie judge's decision over Annneltttrd Vnnt. Mrs. J. Frank Curns, Wagon By the Associated Press. By the AsftnclaU-- Press. B the AssorlaU-- By tha Reed ITollomon, : Nick Foley of Brooklyn. Prfss. 14. The Mound: Judge Washington, Sept. 14. Fourteen Washington, Sept. 14. Warning Atlantic N. Chicago, Sept. Santa Fe; Herbert n. Holt, was Buff's seconds threw a towel into City, J.. Sept. H Albu- Americans are missing in the fire given by high administration hi; ring when Johnny, battered to The executive council of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Cruccs; Frank A. Hubbcll, officials today that the country the Amer Kduardo M. Los swept sections of the city of y grnutdness, stood helpless before of Otero, ican Labor for Fe railroad is not a party querque; must recover from tho aftermath the attacks. Federation today Lunas; O. U Phillips, Kaion; jmcs. Smyrna, the stato department was of the recent Filipino's for im- to the settlement agreement to- industrial upheaval In tlio tenth round Villa scored mally Inaugurated plans Jesus Romero, Albuquerque; advised tonight in a cablegram from before economic benefits flowing H" of General A. G. ward Chama; Mrs. Paul A. two knockdowns. began by peachment Attorney and will not be, Sargent, Hear Admiral Bristol, Amer- i from the settlement of the railroad nnd Federal Wil-kers- acting pummellng Buff with both hands, Daughorty vice-preside- F. Fe. Judge said Walter, Santa ican commissioner at Constanti- strike can react fully upon nation- him to the and then In connection with the Chi Wells, al business conditions. rushing ropes nople. Tho American section ha3 chasing him across the ring. Huff cago injunction proceedings, ami today. BANCROFTT, Secret ar Hoover took the. view was his for "this MALLORY, been destroyed. reeling when Villa landed bringing unconstitutional that although tho country is now left to the head and sent the Amer- conduct of the attorney general and l.IUE PRESIDENT SAYS JESSUP. WILLS, STICK Admiral Bristol said his informa- undoubtedly better off thun it was STRIKE IS CKIMBLIXG tion came from Captain Arthur J. ican bumping to the floor. .lunge unkerson Into every con- SEMI-FINAL- a year ago, it probably will be six FOR S Hepburn, chief of staff of the Villa led at the end of the third gressional election." months before a high plane of round. He drew blood from Buff's A statement of the council's ac- New York, Sept. 14. Although American destroyer fleet ut Smyrna, is while Secre- announced Press. prosperity attained, mouth in the first but the American tion, dictated by Samuel Gompers. five eastern roads today By the Associated who reported that the fire, starting Mellon, considering meet strikers to 14. Mrs. 1 after- tary although champion did not open until the president of the federation, said: they would not Philqdelrihia. Sept. about o'clock Wednesday the business outlook "very good," consider the terms adopted by the Molla B. Mallory. New York; Miss noon in the Armenian had third. The fighting was mien witn "The council today opened its quarter, recognized as forestalling Immedi- Villa more of the all who Tiollev committee In Chicago yes Helen Wills, California; Miss t.es practically obliterated tho entire ate commercial the lim landing damaging campaign against prove President A. H. Smith of lie Boston, and Mrs. Mar- of the and expansion, blows ami h ailing in the attack. untrue to the people's constitution terday Bancroft, European quarter city itations imposed upon transporta- to the New York Central agreed to ion Zlndersteln Jessup, Wilming still was raging. Villa rushed Buff the ropes, al rights and who would use their to Borm- - tion facilities by car shortages and with a shower of blows In the of trust to meet the system officials of the ton. Del., advanced tho The missing Americans were all John J. Roche, the "Hobo Kin. ." a labor positions public promote on lines tomorrow flnal of the middle states possible inadequate supply. fourth and cuffed him about ill the purposes foreign to and In conflict shop crafts his rounl naturalized citizens, the despatch and his bride. The greatest loss as a result of No official of the system, how singles tennis tournament for said, adding thut all native Ameri- ( two next rounds. The Filipino with the legitimate functions dele- the strike will be borne by the tn measure American to In ca- ever, would discuss the subject women at the Philadelphia cans listed with the authorities had ( Central started the gated them representative By Press.) farmers, according to an analysis in but matter of the Chicago agreement Cricket club today. " been accounted for, 14. for a knockout the sixth, pacities." nt Seattle, Sept. John J. Roche, of tho situation by Secretary Hoov- a n or the purpose of the meeting to Mrs. Mallory advanced the All of the various pow- Buff kept clear and maintained Then followed the nnnuncenient of warships "hobo who turned out to be er, in which he reached the conclu- im- morrow. exnense of Miss Mary ilcalon, ers in the port of Smyrna are king" safe blocking defense. of the council's demand for of who earlier in war author and marriage ofmlMrs. Alice Marie Jor- sion that the "economic wound" Buff showed more action in the offi- F. D. Greenwich. Conn., re- a Canadian hero, of the Underwood, president crowded with refugees, it was widow of commander of the should be peachment government the Erie, declared that the strike the day defeated Miss Eleanor wero globe trotter, has just been mar- dan, the received by country next three rounds, but Villa con- cials for their actions in obtaining Wills ported, and ships constantly the (.'. S. S. Dauntless, killed in an healed. was "crumbling" and that his road Cottman, Baltimore. Miss for ports loaded ried here. quickly tinued to advance his commanding the injunction against the striking en- Edith leaving nearby engagement with a German raider In contrast with the views of his Ameri- lit present was not considering defeated Miss Sigourney, with fugitives. The American dc- - Quite ordinary that. Surely lead. The Filipino met the rail shop crafts unions and their 1; won off Mexican coast. two de- into negotiations for a set- Boston, Mrs. Jessup was nothing to write home about. But the cabinet associates, however, can's attack with tin offensive avowed Intention to carry the ques- tering Philadel jstroycr flotilla taking an active And it became Davis of tho labor de- tlement with its striking shopmen from Mrs. N. B. Huff, in the the hav- there's more coming. simultaneously Secretary fense that, drove Buff to the ropes tion into nationwide politics. 0. part work, Simpson "Mrs. was C. H. Stein, general manager of the phia and Miss Bancroft for Roches little trip to the altar known that she had become partment positive that settle in the seventh and trounced him "Every possible effort will be eliminated Miss ing sailed with a large party Hobo Jt was not until then ment of the railroad strike removed Central Railroad of u.w Jersey, Molly Thayer, the Edsull with GOO for Sa- - cost him more than any of his King." about the ring in the ninth. made to arouse the people of 6, Athens, tho secret of tho "Hobo obstacle to declared his road would not even Philadelphia lonikl und another for Pireaus with globe circling jaunts just $38,000 that tho last "unprecedent- The first time. Buff did not take America to the necessity that gov- consider a settlement proposal on Miss Wills and Miss Helen be exact. It came about King's" identity came out. ed" prosperity. a count, but when Villa must to 400. Among those on tho last ship to came placed ernment by Injunction stop." the Chicago meeting terms. Hooker, New York, advanced this way: When Roche's name out it Reports to the labor department both hands to tlio head a few sec- Mr. statement continued, final rounds of the the name of which was garbled cost him his $38,000. He in Gompers' Lclilgh Men Organize. the girls in transmission were students and Roche made a $33,000 wager wager, from Its representatives Chicago onds later the American lay on the "and that constitutional govern- tt. E. Loomis. president of the national tournament. he could travel uround the would have finished his trip on brought additional details of the floor until five was counted nnd ment must if we. are Miss Wills to- employes of American benevolent that settle- by law govern, Valley, said his employes In the singles continent without January 1', 1923. scope to which the partial Ihe bell him. He was as a gov- Lehigh morrow meets Miss Hooker for organizations at Smyrna and the North American to rang, saving to perpetuate our nation were forming an association of commer- his discovered. He Roche served Willi the Canadians ment of the strike was expected picked up and placed In his chair. ernment of free Paired in staffs of several American having identity rec- ,15 people." their own. and that it now would the championship. the overseas and made a brilliant extend. At least per cent of the It was Villa's from the executive council Is not Miss Wills and Miss cial houses. started. is an fight "The he "out of tho question" for the doubles, Admiral One a man registered in ft ord for himself. He also railroads affected by the strike.have first. He was always active, al- concerned further with what Attor- Hooker will Miaa Earlier despatches from day Warfield-Willard-Jewe- ll Lehigh to enter into any settlement Saturday play condition hotel here as the "Hobo King." author of note. approved the ways punching for an opening, in General and Judge Ha- Louise Goodman and Miss Betsy Bristol had described the his while ney Datigherty negotiations. New York, New in as None of the curious were able to But the fact that marriage plan, they declared, stead of waiting for a chance, as wilkerson or may not do in & set- Hilleary, of Philadelphia, in tha of refuges .Smyrna "appal- even may ven Hartford officials said a He the total there al find out whence, he came,' where cost him $3S,000 without pay- sufficient other roads had signified Buff did. His terrific body blows, resnect to the present injunction. tlement now would do no good, as final round. ling." placed or even he the parson doesn't worry him their willingness to settle on this the nave not less than ilOO.OUO. he was bound for what ing t with both hands, sapped Tt considers that these men there was no room left in their sweetest to 6a pet-cen- ate.' "My wife, the dearest, basis to bring the total American champion in the early flagrantly thrown the Tnited States who The wcii-ma- is .i shops for the 'nen struck. ii TLHKISII SERGEANT IS He was shahbv but. little woman in the world, worth of the national mileage. roiiTn'o d his crushing hooks constitution to the oiw winds and Atlantic Coast Line, through the B but polished. ten thousand times that to me," It was expected that little time nnd Jabs to the head in the latter action have dem- Association TWO OUR ion tike nered, mysterious of ne- that by this they of Hallway Executives, responsible Then one day came news 01 mo Itocho says. would be lost In the opening rounds brought him the victory. onstrated their unfitness to further announced that it was not a party between the roads and was unable to an at- or set- London, Sept. 15 (by the Asso- gotiations Buff open trust in public office." to the Chicago meeting the the unions looking to actual signa tack. He tried to in blows af- have been taken to tlement ciated Press. The conflagration The edge Steps already negotiations. in was started a ser- ture of the peace pact. only ter the third round, but Villa met Impeachment proceed- Following the announcement UNIONS EFFECT Smyrna by local the inaugurate of Turkish regulars, uccord road with headquarters, every attack with another of two ings in the house of representat- that a new agreement with its geant HASTE IS MADE announced today Mat- ing to Miss Mills, head mistress of Southern railway, hands, punishing him relentlessly. ives, it was announced by trainmen and conductors bad been that such a meeting had been had American reel- of the made in conference the New the American College In Smyrna, After he the thew Woll. vice president today, to Times from called for Saturday. under his attack in Federation of Labor, and York Central admitted that Presi- says a despatch the Low. ing aggressive American E AGREEMENT Athens. Miners Will Not the tentli round, Villa reopened his a member of the executlvo council. dent Smith would meet the shop CASE ON ROCK ISLAND "While the losses due to the coal craftsmen tomorrow afternoon. The sergeant was seen to enter a TO CLOSE terrific assault in the eleventh. cans and railroad strikes have been from hard and This announcement was considered bouse carrying of petrol. Up Hoover Buff, groggy rights to evening the damage considerable." Secretary lefts to the Jaw, fought back gamely significant as Mr. Smith had never Wednesday in a statement issued tonight, 29 ROADS REJECT. admitted bis road was a Trainmen and Conductors was estimated at 1.'), 000, 000 pounds said and sent the Filipino staggering that partv re- - are to the Tt The correspondent says it is INJUNCTION TO "they easily with a blow to tlm chin. They 50 ACCEPT STRIKE Chicago negotiations. Come to Understanding FOR BEJEFUSED "The estimate of current coal and then Villa drove Buff was pointed out that the result of in the five clinched, PLAN the settlement with With Beitime of the outbreak of the :ire miners' wages l"st to the ropes with a series of SETTLEMENT negotiations, Employers: May 1 nn1-.n- Is not mill , U,tA hann milC...... months of the official strike Tho American sank this road, which represents a L,,..,,cM'Ulll. 1,VVV ,7, .TW, in tltllt UVl.ll estimation of for Two Years. and it is feared the Road A- a correct basis for the to tho floor under his op- large percentage the trackage sacred, that Government to President Says he "because slowly 14 the Asso- and af- number now is much greater. Expects of the total loss," said, ponent's attack, and his Chicago, Sept. (by freight hauling capacity Cent a or mumns battering Official statement fected by the strike, probably By the Associated Press. The British inhabitants of Have All Evidence Sub- lready Has 75 Per over period is seconds threw a towel into the ciated Press). New York. Sept. 14. (by the will consume approxi- in of or director would be an influence on the 'Smyrna, with a few exceptions, in Normal Several probably amount of coal. the ring, acknowledgment by railroad presidents smaller lines. Associated Press). Continued were safely evacuated aboard war mitted Saturday Shop Force; mately the same to the Associated Press today were peace between the railroads and otiier words, the miners will following ships Wednesday evening. Other Lines Negotiate. In and to the effect that the at least two of the "Big Four" Strike Proceedings. work more days in the week roads were not parties to the slrike wabash nrrrPEs to brotherhoods which man their more in the next six nri ABIDE BY AGREEMENT TURKISH IK REGULARS Amorlntcd Trms. By the AsMiclaled Trpss. produce settlement agreement approved by trains seemed in sure prospect OX POPULACE By the months than they would have RICHARDS TURNS the crafts policy committee HUE 14 the Associ Chicago, Sept. 14. (by the eight no shop Decatur, 111., Sept. 14. "The tonight, when it was announced Chicago, Sept- (by produced it there had been last the New York Central had to- Associated Press). With negotia tho roll of night: of , Wabash is not a party to the pro-- 1 that 14 (by the Associ ated Press). Tho government sev- strike, nnd thus wage Atlantic Coast Line. Central to renew their Smyrna, Sept. tions reported under way with months will Del- posed new agreement, and will not practically agreed ated Press). The Turkish irregu speeded un Its case against the an to the next six or eight Georgia. Delaware & Hudson. with the day eral railways in effort ob In considera- & make any settlement that 13 not present arrangements lars who are in control of the city rail crafts in an effort to of be larger and will, a POT aware, Lackawanna Western. trainmen and conductors. striking tain immediate ratification the the loss OilER DOPE & Erie. For: satisfactory to it," President J. E. are firing upon and terrorizing the comnletB the evidence in support adopted by the ble degree, compensate Klgin. Juliet Eastern, of Wabash railroad This announcement. coming m in peace agreement this suspension. Worth & Denver City, Gulf Coast ) Taussig the from W. O. population. Sir Harry i.amne, fit Attorney General Daugherty's general policy committee of the during wired the Decatur Herald today. Lee, president of the British commissioner, left noon. "The real loss would lie more ines, Illinois Central, Louisville & Brotherhood of Train- high junction bill, by Saturday striking Khop crafts yesterday, the in indus- in Minne- Railway aboard the British Iron gen- in the loss of productivity Trunin nrrTiiNashville, Lehigh Valley, men, was followed by the battleship While two assistant attorney hope was expressed by union have t Kan- report Duke. The British marines are erals and Blackburn Esterline, as- leaders that the men tries that have or might N apolis St. Louis. Missouri. INFIDELITY GROUND that the Pennsylvania, Erie, tonight as a result of the coal Mttl sas & Missouri Pacific. Lackawanna other withdrawing, leaving the protection sistant to the solicitor general. would be back at work at sev- close down tiki Texas, and eastern of our industries can St. Louis & San FOR REMARRIAGE, lines also were to of the citv to French. Italian and worked in relays additional eral points tomorrow. strike. If all Pennsylvania. trunk ready and American reading in motion, tho loss will be Francisco, St. Louis & Southwest- continue the wage scales, Nationalist guards affidavits of violence during the Tho Chicago and Northwestern be kept An- IN EPISCOPAL CHURCH working in much less from the coal strike Yonkers Youth Defeats ern, Southern Pacific, Wabash. conditions and rules under which marines. progress of the strike, the defense led the way the parleys, which To- show W. H. of the is currently estimated. Western of Alabama. Atchison, the trainmen and conductors are announced it would seek t' Klnley, president than is derson in National Sin Railroad ny the Associated Prru. MAV CUT TO PIECES were in a road, faid would be a ""mere "The greatest loss today the peka, & Santa Fe, Central now employed. the railroad executives as a nf New & Alton, Ore., 14. The Scio. Ore.. 14. Weeden in an He added that he one being met by the farmer Inhncrtnn Jersey,. Chicago Portland, Sept, Chieftains of these two brother- Sept. conspiracy to force a strike formality." strike." gles Contest; .... 1 rv,i. houso of bishops of the Protestant hoods and officlnls of tho thirteen Mosher. aged 71, employed at a effort to wreck tho unions. his men to begin to return result of the railway 1.1111111'. IMtl ItllKlUll nu.!'.'. - Bests Alonso. Great Western. Texas Pacific Episcopal Church in the United roads making up the New York sawmill near here, was accident- "We will show they first sougm- to work by tomorrow. Next in line cago Stales late a killed when his foot uni was the Milwaukee and i or is SF.r.i:i I'nion Pacific, Northern Pacific, today adopted Central ally today on a and then Chicago, two-mast- system, probably vlll eign to bring strike iqi 14. The tllfl Norfolk & Western. change in the divorce canon of the renewal agreements tomor- becanio caught in a belt and he in their power In pre- St. Taul, B. B. Greor, vice presi- New York, Sept. Ry Assuchtled Press. tlio was uround a and everything said close of a schooner H. M. Gardner Philadelphia, Sept- 14. Playing Those That Awpted. church proposed by Bishop row, Mr. Lee said. The only un- dragged pulley vent peace," defense attnrnejs dent, declaring at the of roads C. H. Brent of Western New determined whipped to pieces. coum meeting with the system chair- was brought into port today y the tennis of a standard and calibre Following is the list question tonight, ho literally Evidence which the unions 100 cases understood to have ac- York which makes the church explained, was whether the new not nrodnco heretofore because it men, that it was hoped that some drv navv boat Taylor and seldom seen by the closest follow- generally law in mem- 1 5.000 men would back at of" and $50,000 in gold was ers of tho four this cepted the settlement proposals: explicit forbidding agreement would be for one ions wiih be liiiuor sport, players m year might hurt peace negotial semi-final- s Great bers marrying any divorced per- or two presi- their jobs by tomorrow night taken to the custom house. Tho afternoon reached the Alabama Southern, years. Daniel Willard and other rail & Baltimore son except, as has been the rule, Relieves Labor Board. WARNED NOT forward, over the entire system. Gardner was seized last night. round of the forty-firs- t national sin- Northern. has been dents can now be brought Two wero Ohio, Baltimore & Southwestern. where a divorce granted The agreements In prospect will IN it was said. Rock Island Holds Out. gles championship. past on tho grounds of Infidelity. The remove In the case of the Rock Island, and present title holders in the per-- 1 Buffalo, Rochester & rittstiurgn. automatically from the If the government completes us & present canon merely forbids United States railroad labor board a committee of. shopmen called sons of William M. Johnston, of Boston Albany. case norm, four days Til-jde- Chesa- clergymen performing the cere the task of by Saturday upon J. E. Gorman, president of HOPE WILL HAVE Kan Francisco, nnd William T. n Chesterfield & Lancaster, deciding upon tho pav RESUME WORK will he left for the defense and for & mony for divorced persons. If and working conditions for train- TO tho road, in an effort to persuade 11 of this city. The other pair peake Ohio. Chicago, Indianap- final arguments, before the expira an- olis & Milwau- the amendment enacted by the men. When the brotherhoods and order him from the stand he had wns composed of Gerald L. Patter- Louisville, Chicago, bishops today is approved by the the eastern roads several months tion of the present restraining nounced early In Ihe day. that It son, the Australian Davis cup team kee &. St. Paul, Chicago. Milwau- house of deputies, it will go Into failed to next Thursday night. was necessary for his road to ne lace, and Vincent Richards, the kee & Gary. I'hicego, Terre Haute ago reach agreements, Permission was given IMPROVED WATER effpet next January. tho matter was put before the TILL AUTHORIZED unofficially gotiate, as it had 75 per cent of youthful racquet phenomenon from & Southwestern. The house of denutles concur tho unions today to stage tag days lis usual forces at work. N. Y. Chicago. St. Taul. Minneapolis board, but now the trainmen and to raise shop Yonkers. red in action of of se-e- In Chicntro and other cities The & & Northwest- the the house conductors about to settle of conference conlinued for In battling their way through the Omaha, Chicago bishops in eliminating from the the matter themselves with funds for the relief of families four and a half hours, nt the fifth of tno tournament this ern, Cincinnati & Northern, Cleve- of the S day & St. marriage ceremony the Epis separate roads. Jewell Issues Statement to strikers. end of which time Mr. Gorman LIGHT ISTEMS quartet clearly demonstrated their land, Cincinnati, Chicago copal church the word "obey' told the Associated Pn-ss- : right to be classed with the greatest Louis. Coal .t Coke Railroad. Day- said by the bride, and the words DEVERAUX Striking Shopmen Telling MUD MAKES SLOW "I told them 1 could not ac- players in tho history of the game. ton I'nion. "with T thee MILBURN'S cept. I think covers it, and . . F.I Paso & Southwestern. Fast & my worldly goods Not to Pre that ... ri - n:il A Johnston defeated Manuel Alonso said the Them Take mere 6- Southern endow, by bridegroom TEAM WINS IN POLO GOING IN GRAND is notning more that can UeeP Weil IS IU DC UIHieu:,,1(? Spanish star, -2, 75; West Coast Georgia There was a debate over the be said at this time." 00,7-- Gallitin Harrlman mature Action. EVENTS Fair Grounds and!Tllden w,,n from shimizu, Florida, Valley, elimination of the word "obey. CIRCUIT' Meanwhile tho executive coun- On thp Patterson ellmi- - & Northeastern. Hocking Valley. but no discussion Philadelphia, Sept. 14. Playing cil of d""!62i c3i Lake Krie & Western. Louisiana by the deputies Press. the shop crafts met at a 6j. two-tim- e cham true to their unusual standard Br the Associated a StantiDiDe treCTeU T0r,nated the - former Sa- on as to high B North side hotel to . , X- ' Tt.Ill-v,- - . TT & Macon. Dublin & the bridegroom's pledge the Assnrlntrd Pros. make arrange- r t, I Arkansas. of form, the Meadowbrook four, Des Moines. Iowa, Sept. 14. 14. ments 1'IUII Jl. ,11,,,,.-- 63. & Blair property. N. Y.. Sent. for the separate negotia- Pressure. fi H, vannah. Missouri Valley led were ad and Richards effaced &-- by Captain Devereaux Mllburn Striking shopmen here Throusrh n mistv fog and over a tions. None of the leaders would 64, (and branch), Morgantown today defeated the Flamingo vised B. M. Jewell, head of the discuss James C. Anderson of Australia, polo by track nearly fetlock deep in mud. the situation in detail. N. 14. F. L. Klngwood. Now York Central sys- team, IB goals to 13. It was the of the Ameri to- Hope, M., Sept. railway department six horses of the Grand circuit Colo., con- 62. 64, 73. came tem. second match of the International can Federation of Labor, not to re Hancock of Denver, Although all four winners 4-- day raced simply to please a crowd 010UGHLIN LEADS has been at bare Now York, Chicago St. Louts, WEATHER tournament and the result elimi- turn to work on any railroad until sulting engineer, through in straight sets, the New Orleans & off 15.000 harness race devotees several making a pre- scores do not to reveal the Northeastern, nates J. C. team authorized to by HALF-WA- Y Hope days, begin j & Captain Cooley's they are properly who had gathered for what origin FIELD AT of the Hope Northern Alabama. Pierre Fort . . from ex- liminary survey really marvelous tennis played by FORECAST. the present competition. officers of their system. ally were six events nnd four Mr. Pierre Bridge, Pierre, Rapid City Jew- PLAIIMFIELD waterworks, and light system. both victors and vanquished. Will-ap- a Denver, Sept. 14. New Mexico: was put out of tho tourna- The telegram received from hibitions on the MARK, will start Northwestern, Sound & Unsettled showers ment ell follows: program. Hancock says that work Richards' defeat of Anderson was Friday, probably yesterday by the Orange Two racers were John Henry 60 on a well to was Harbor. north cooler east four. "Conference committee today ' By the Assnr-hitr- Press. within days deep the one upset of tho day. It Air and east portions; County and John Pershing. Their event be drilled on the lower end of match Southern System, Seaboard of ncrreed to accept n Long Beach, N. Y., 14. generally thought that the & west- mountains; Saturday partly (WwlnMrtavl was the 2:03 pace In which half Kept. fair from which tha the Line. Seattle, Port Angeles cloudy. settlement on certain railroads, of with- Marty O'Loughlin of Plalnt'ield, N. the grounds would be close and exciting, but ern, Tacoma Eastern, GASLESS AUTOMOBILE; aa dozen other entries were water will be pumped Into a Yonkers solved the Tampa Arizona: Partly cloudy Friday, which von will bo later fully drawn. The fastest time in the J., holder of the New Jersey open and be distributed youth quickly Gulf Coast, Tampa Northern. to return to the field in stand pipe, tall Australian's awkward back- & possibly showers east portion; Sat COURTEOUS KNIGHT; vised. No men are ordinarily fast 2:03 pace was 2:1 golf championship, led over town through Trinity Brazos Valley, Virgin- much on until proper- the the hand returns and did not hesitate iirday generally fair; not work any railroad In other words the track was at metropolitan open champion- mains. un ian Railway. West Shore, Wheeling MERRY WEDDING BELLS so officers of half-wa- y to follow his shots right Winston-Sale- change in temperature, ly authorized to do by least 14 seconds slow. ship today at the mark Thin survey showed that tho forcing i& ImUo Erie, with a card of 152 for 36 The to the net. & vnur svstem." holes. fair jrroumls are 19 ft., 4 In. Southbound. Wyoming North liOCAIj REPORT. Las Vegas, N. M-- , Sept. 14. The C. D. Swift, 'chairman of the Des tournament will be concluded to- than the business and western. Zanesville & Western, d sure higher Conditions for the twenty-fou- r age-ol- story of a damsel in distress Moines shopmen, said he was MOBILE WINS PENNANT morrow with 36 holes of play, 18 residential section of the town. FINK IN l'HESNO Baltimore & Ohio Chicago hours ended at 8 p. m. yesterday, and her rescuing knight, culmi-nr.le- d that the shopmen would In the morning and 18 In the after- and Fresno, Calif., Sept. 14. Plant striking Of noon. Tho; building for the light and recorded by the university: Tuesday In the marriage of not return to work tomorrow. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION power plant will be installed on No. 10 of the California Peach Highest temperature BO of E., P. McGuire tj Miss Stella the 1,400 men out on strike here, O'Loughlin. .who duplicated hla the fair grounds also. Fig Growers.' Inc., here, was razed l IIHISHOP EXI'tlXED l J.owest 55 Covington. only about 200 are affected by the By th Anorlatrd Pm: score of 76 for thrf first 8 hsles Heavy Itulns l ull. by fire of undetermined origin this Guattemala City. Sept 14. Two Ranee. . 3 About eighteen months ago Mr. settlement plans announced. Memphis, Tenn,, Sept. 14 Mobile played yesterday and led Jim Sunelay morning heavy vains n.orning at a loss estimated at Catholic priests, charged with hav- i Mean 72 McGuire met his bride in a gasless with a record of S7 games won and Barnes of Pelham Manor, former started at Hope and poured down $150,000 to $200,000. The night ing taken active part in the recent Humidity nt 6 a. m. 22 car, stranded near Los Vigiles, and BRADY SOLD. 55 lost, is the winner of the 1922 national champion, by two strokes. for over three hours. This rain watchman reported that he chased seditious movements have been ex- Humidity at 6 p. m. 10 came to her aid by the loan of the Rochester. N. Y.. Sept. 14. The Southern Association pennant by Gene Sarazen, of Pittsburgh, na- coverpd a radius of twenty miles a man who was hiding between the pelled from Guatemala, under the Prenicltatlon 0 necessary gas. Last Tuesday they sale of Second Baseman Clifford the safe margin of three full games tional open title holder, shot a fine to the south and east and as far cnglno room and tlio sulphus store- provisions of the decree governing Wind velocity 9 were made msn and wife at the Brady to tlio Detroit Americans over Memphis, the runner up. c 75 today, and was tenth on the list as Ifoswell, on the north. Hopo house about midnight. This is tho foreigners. It was under t:la deere Direction of wind ...... Southeast same on the on was announced here by the to the unofficial with 159 his disastrous had rain second fire in the within tho that Archbishop Luis Munns y C. point highway today cording standing despite another hard Sunday plant ' Character of day. .Clear which thoy first met. Rochester club. at tho close of the season today. iscore on tho first day. nigjit. last six months. ptiron was expelled last week. 1

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WON'T LOOK BEING A GOOD COOK IS HAPPY GOVERNMENT HIS DIE TARIFF TO FOR TWO MILLION BELGIAN NOT DEI! ALL DOLLARS The preparation of food re- IN CASH quires knowledge and habits SUHVEY GREW HT above and beyond being able BE BASED 0 REPAR to prepare food well. ATI It is essential that the house- wife who buys food and at- WORK II STATE tends to its preparation should ll DAT CAUSES CRISIS have this knowledge. IE The care of food after Its purchase from cleanly markets Studies of Force of Gravity is highly important. The ex- Republican Conferees Ar- Allied Commission Decides - perts of the federal govern- Are Under Way to Com- ment have this to say: "Care range Schedule to Pro- Matter Needs Attention Information to ne of food In the home is not tect American Industry of Heads of Home Gov- .; pile only necessary to economical Shape of Earth. living, but It also Is essential From foreign Products. ernments. a to the protection ot life itself." 1'rcM. Spfi-ln- o The Jniirniil. Any ot our readers can have By tho Ansofluleil By the Associated 1'remi. - 14. A second Tucumcarl, Sept. 14, Cap- a free copy of a government Washington, Sept. Paris, Sept. 14 (by the Associat- - on this on the administration tain Eilwarfl 1'. Morton of Wash- publication subject by agreement ed Press.) The newly developed the! filling out and mailing the tariff bill was reached tonight by the ington, V. C, an engineer of Oive hatne and it crisis in reparations question coupon below, full the republican conferees, became so acute re- U, S. coast survey, is in the city and address and enclose two was or iranus tonight upon the hope majority ceipt of Berlin advices that Ger- making determinations ot the force cents in stamps for return In the senate to have the measure Write name for President Harding by the many had categorically refused to of gravity here. This work is being postage. your and ready the 100,000,000 marks address clearly. end nf this week or early next give up gold undertaken l.iy many governments week. demanded by Belgium as a guaran- Of the world in order to tee of six months note issue on accurately FREDERIC J. HASIUJf, In accord with the expressed the determine the shape of the earth con- account of that the Director. direction of the house, the reparations, (Vol-a-tilit- y: Us well as furnish scientific data for members of the commission de- the readiness with which gasoline gives up its power) The Journal In- ferees eliminated the dye embargo various other purposes. A geodetic Albuquerque which cided the situation had gone formation licensing provision, they III III II HUM II III! Illl IIIMIIII III II II and Bureau, Washing- ft..-;- ,- , U conference covering this other had reinserted into the their control and requires the f"r-J-"J-J- j III IMI n ton, D. C. previously wr V Till HIHHIUBWM matters of to the different one-ha- lf Immediate of interest I enclose herewith two cents bill and the one and attention the allied S3E of the world ton In geodetic organizations in for return cents a pound duty potash. premiers. was held in Rome, Italy, in May of stamps postage the the managers Sir John Bradbury, British mem- at- - on a free copy of the booklet lieu of embargo, ft this year. Thrs conference was increased the rates proposed on ber of the commission, is proceed- en-- ; Care of Food in tho Homo. tended by the foremost geodetic dyes and synthetic chemicals and ing to London to lay tho matter be- gineers of the world and at which Name medicines, ibe products of coal tar. fore: Premier Lloyd George, while ths U. S- geodetic survey was repre- - For the first two years the duties M, Polncare has assumed command sented. be 7 cents a and !io of the French side of the - Street would pound negotia- In addition to gravity determina- per cent ad valorem on intermedi- tions. Tho Italian and Belgian pre- tions, tne party to which Captain City . and 7 cents a and CO miers also are tho situa- - ates pound handling i Morton belongs, is determining lati- per cent on the finished products, tion for their countries. tude and longitude for mappery State while after two years they would Belgium's request for the deposit purposes. This phasiv of the work is be 7 cents a potind and 40 percent John Jacob Aec:, Jr. of gold not Inter than tomorrow, carried on at the observatories by on the Intermediates and 7 cents a instead of being merely a diplomat- The court of ICaw York a a a. - accurate wireless apparatus, one UNDERTAKERS GIVEN pound and 4a pel cent on the fin- supreme ic maneuver to permit further dis truck being equipped with a com- ished products. In all cases, the recently awarded John Jacob cussion as nt first indicated, now vvnen your tank is filled Is not four-year-o- ld plete wireless apparatus, and GLOOM CHASING TALK ad valorem would be based on Astor( Jr., son of appears to be ft stern demand with being carried on in Tucumcarl lit American that is. the Viscount and Viscountess full of with Texaco BY valuation; Astor, the backing the French and Gasoline, watch the present time. GALLUP KIWANIANS wholesale selling price in tho Amer- $2,000,000 as his share of his Belgian governments. Work was carried on In the state what ican market. grandfather's estate. But he ap- volatility does. You get of Wisconsin during the summer by Pnerlnl to The Journal The duties formerly agreed uponi pears as though he were Koinir to SISTjKK to mmTKN the Morton party. The remainder Gallup, Sept. 14. The Gallup bv the conferees were 7 cents a shed tears over it from hia turth St. Louis, Sept. 14. Though or the power an engine was built of the year, Captain Morton Btates, Klwaiils club had as its guests at pound and 50 per cent on interme- mount. dered by the club's physician to will be devoted to work in New its luncheon on Wednesday, the diates, anil 7 cents a pound nnd CO take a rest for at least one week, it to deliver. Notice the instant 'Mexico end Colorado. Determina- members ot the New Mexico Fun- per cent on tho finished products. is believed the follow- for-- generally by tions have nlrendy been made at eral Directors and Embalmers With the nd valoretns bused on j ers of the Browns that Sis-le- r, fif- ALFALFA George pick-up- , iA Jfinde and Clovls and it is ex Association, who held their elgn valuntlon. FESTIVAL stnr first baseman, will attempt starting, quick pected that further determinations teenth annual convention in Consideration Today. FOR ARTESIA TALKED tn get into the lineup when the will be made at Ranta Rosa, (lallup on Kept. 12 and 13 It may If Is the plan of leaders Browns meet the New York team complete burning and full have majority Vaughn, Carlsbad, Artesia and Pes been a gloomy time for the to call the conference report Up In OF BY THE FARMERS here Saturday in the first ot n de- Moines, New Mexico, and at undertakers, for they found the the bouse tomorrow. Leaders three-gam- o series. This series Is power. llvest bunch of tneu and Women 1 Ub&b Animas, Colorado. Determinations clared tliero was no question about Sperlal to The Tntirnnl. generally looked upon as the de- will be concluded nt this plnco the they hnd ever met, at the lunch- the adoption of the conference re- in race for eon. There were 19 members of Artesia, N. M Sept. 14. The Ar- ciding factor the the last of this week nt which time the port, which would pave the way for pennant In the American league. party and equipment will go to tho association present, the total gennie action. tesia Chamber nf Commerce and Santa Rosa. membership being 30. There When the senate was advised offi- - especially the farmers around Ar- - was also a 100 cent King George has personally nearly pr clally today of the action yesterday tesia, are advocating a movement compiled one of tho finest attendance of Klwaniansir of the house In tho bill stamp BOY HURT WHEN AUTO Kiwanian C. T. of Albu- sending for an alfalfa festival or fair. This collections in existence. French HMi:t 1(1 UUUltfl wua Uliei! querque, who was elected presi- eiiuv, Ulfltj was an annual event at . AND BICYCLE CLASH discussion. formerly dent of the association for the Artesia. The festival resembles a was and Want Cotton Duty. Cen- coming year, present paid Assailing the senate conferees county fair, with the farm exhibits Raymond Ruffln, 1S25 East his compliments td the Gallup ft Is as a for receding from the senate and amusements that make such tral avenue, who employed Kiwanians and the people in gen an the Highland Phar- amendment proposing a duty on affair a success. If an alfalfa delivery boy by eral, in behalf of his home Ash-urs- was club, long staple cotton, Senator t, festival is held this year, it will be macy, slightly injured last for the fine 1 JSiiimiiiimi Mmww 'in iiiiiii iiiiiiil Jill iiuiiniiii unmmim. tmMm m ,wn-wi.tnr"- entertainment they democrat for an in or -- night at 8:30 o'clock when he rode had of Arizona, moved arranged early date, nmm m i n iinim Hi i jVln given the funeral directors that the senate be in- der to allow the prize A 4 ,tl "it Ills wheel Info the automobile being during their stay here. J. J, managers winning f driven Schroeder, of Rnrr structed to insist on that amend- to be sent to the West Texas by Henry Kaster, also a Kiwanian. of El ment. .Senator fair. The Artesia Chamber of THE TEXAS U. S. station. The boy was riding on the Paso, Tex., was present and gave Cummins, republi- COMPANY, A. wrong side of Central avenue near a can of Iowa president pro tem- Commerce has gained admission brief talk in behalf of his club. tho West Texas wk Texaco Petroleum Products Broadway when the accident hap- M. E. of pore, ruled, however, that the tariff into Chamber of Kirk, president the was not before Commerce. j pened. He received ft slight cut on Inter-Trib- Indian Ceremonial the senate, and the his forehead and bruises on his association motion was not in order. A meeting has been called nt of Gallup, spoke for N. for erms. His bicycle was wrecked. the local club and explained to Lovington, M., September 23, the guests OLD MAN at which time all farmers or any the many interesting IS INJURED who Journal Want Ads Bring Results. things that are proposed for the others arc Interested in the ceremonial, which will be held IN FALL FROM AUTO welfare of Lea county, east of Eddy TEXACO here on 28, 29, 80, at county, will meet to organize a TEXACO September association. cigarettes which time ten Indian tribes will Artesia, N. M., Sept. 14. J. county fair Everyone Hii-p- to Ironized Yeast take part in putting on a W. Harvey, about 72 years of is urged bring their dinners and days program, performing many age, was brought to Artesia on make it a gala occasion. The coun- of their religious rites and cere Monday afternoon In a critical ty agent in Lea county hns been ac- GASOLINE (ut) MOTOR OILS Brings Marvelous monies, and engaging In their condition, as a result of a fall tive during the past few months. usual sports. The tribes that will from a moving automobile. The Plans have been arranged for or- to take part In the sports and cere- man has a broken hip joint and ganizing a county farm and live- Beauty Skin monials are: The Ute, Piute, arm. The injured man and a stock bureau. Plans will be laid Run It withTexaco Gasoline .Save Hopi. Navajo, ZunI, Lnguna friend were enroute to soon for the organization of a pure- They are it withTexaco Motor Oil San Artesia, Science Now Proves Com- Acoma, Domingo, .licarilla. when they decided to Pint) the bred breeders' association for mar How The Gallup Kiwanls club car. Before livestock direct to feeders In GOOD! plexion It Beautified put on the driver had stop keting Quickly a Special song and musical pro- the Mr. corn belts. the Blood ped automobile Harvey tho Through gram at the luncheon for the auempiea to step from the run- - There Js nothing In the world to visitors in which many catchy ring board. lie became over- - nay which is producing such a sen- parodies were indulged in. balanced find fell. sation as this simple dtscovorv! JJr. If. A. Stroup attended to 9 Vhfek H. OLD tne medical needs of tho man ILFELD, and accompanied him back to his Mere turn complexion, and you have Are Additional out au individual whose blood ntSIDENT OF STATE, homo in Lake Arthur. On ac- Bargains count of the age of the man, his IS DEAD IN DENVER recovery is doubtful. We are just shipping a car load of 6x6 red quarry From Raabe & Special In Th Journal. (MAY FIXISIIES AT HOMT:. floor into Fe new hotel Mauger's Big Clearance Las Vegas, X. SI., Sept. 14.- - Fort Worth,. Tex., Sept. 14. Sam tile Santa for the building. Mrs. Henrietta Ilfeld a pioneer Gray, right handed bought In this car there will be more tile than will be resident New pitcher Hundreds of Bargains on All Items of Hardware Needed for of Mexico, passed yesterday by Tris Speaker for his needed. We could offer this balance to any one at the away Tuesday afternoon In I)en-ve- r. Cleveland club, will not report un- Home and Real Mrs. Ilfeld was born in New til next spring, It was announced a low price and could have our mechanics install Ranch; a Opportunity to Save on What YOU Vork, April 1, 1853, and Was mar- here today by Business Manager same while they are there doing work on the Need; Remember the ried In 1874 to Herman Ilfeld, Paul LaGrave of the Panthers. Bargain Prices Are Good Only for the Du- who died in 1884. For manv hotel. If Interested, write us and we will give quo- ration of the Sale. years she resided In Santa Fe MILL MKN ADVANCED. tations on this or any other kind of tile or mantel with g, her father, Solomon Hpiegel-ber- Houghton, Mich., Sept. 14. A work. but sinco his death in 1904 wage increase of fifteen per cent, has lived in Las Vegas. effective tomorrow was an- Sho night, is survived by three daugh- nounced by the Con- American Blowout Auto ters, Mrs. Copper Itange Gas Siphons Ford Simon Bacharach, of solidated. It affects all emploves IE DENVER MANTEL & T GO. Spark Plugs Phoenix, Ariz., and Mrs. Ike of the Champion, Haltic, and Patches $1.00 Kind 60c Kind Bacharach, and Mrs. II. M. Smith and Stamp Mills. of this city, and by two A. brothers, 16S2 Tremont St., Denver, Colo. Universal "Ironfoed Spclgelherg ot Rnnto. Fe, and Special Special Yenst Has cirarrA Mr Skl William K. Snelgelber 1 ana ' ! 81ze 75c -- iiiuniy uiorlouMyJ" norn uity. The body will he Refreshes Mary Eyes pkg. a- - HL.r,ch Vltamlnes-and-lro- n. taken to New York ft This .vlth city for inter- When Your Eyes feel Dull recipe of Nature, "Ironised ment in the family vault. 85c size.. 65c HUS Yeast," is now being used by thou- and Heavy, use Murine. It pkg. sands of men and women with start- ling, yet perfectly natural, results. DKMPSKY IS IM Makes them Clear, Bright and It gives you Boston, Sept. 14. Jack Dempsey, Sparklini. HarmleM. Said and Iron in the form world's cham- Recommended by All DruggUti. Domestic Electric ch in heavyweight boxing Bicycle Lamps TwoUnit Electric ;vrh it exists In the human body. pion, is about to Undergo an opera- it is not a mere mixture of yeast tion for an uid but i3 abscess under the left Snoftial iialitLac $2.00 Kind Irons Hot Plate iron, yeast ironized, which the u a substance all Muddi-nes- s, arm, Kanjrutl Athletio Club of by Itself. was that great beauty robber, gives this city notified today when the $5.00 Kind WRy to a lily-puri- ty for ap- Special which nothing arrangements Ijempsey's -.- mi l m n 4 I Special olse on earth can produce. Pimples, pearance here tomorrow night were r. blackheads, spots, eruptions? They cancelled. It was said that he was yecorae practically an impossibility! In New York S 111 g Kosy cheeks, firmer and younger city. I IUC3V rose-pet- d looking skin, puritv, vel- -. OCliiflg vety softness, all natural! Imagine London has thirty places of such a ekin further beautified Day, Evening and - ml by worship where the services are your favorite cream and powder. conducted in the Welsh :To think of it is lovely. To have language, Special Sessions in Lawn Mower Grass Fire Grub It, a modern miracle! Begin taking Turkish Towels, Gingham Dresses Camp Ironized Yeast todav. There Is only COUGHS pISTCim SCHOOL Secretarial Catchers Sterno Heat one Ironized Yeast in the world sold WORK trnlnlng; 39c 8 to 14 year sizes Outfits Stakes by all druggists at $1.00 a package. School teachers should give tho Stenography, bookkeeping, lilgli-v- t Itach package contains 0 tablets same nccountiiiK'y, etc., at 22x44-inc- $1.25 Kind 40c tablet is realed. advice to children who have h hemmed Turk- $2.95 Kind $3.50 Kind They nevpr coughs as thl Florida "I lose their power. MTd only by teacher. ish Towels in a ironized Yeast Co., Atlanta, Ga. Get recommended Foley's Honey and heavy Girls' Dresses Special Special ' ready to be supremely happy. Tar to the children In my school Western School for weight. Regular 50e Gingham Special who bid the 'flu' and good results value. for school wear, in the Friday 1 came whenever It was used," writes Private Secretaries. QQ popular checks, trimmed 98c 29c t Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee, Special, each Florida. OtC with white $2,89 .BUQUERQUE Foley's Honey and Tar Our system of individual in- organdy. contains no opiates ingredients struction penults of enrollment nt printed on the Friday wrapper. Stood the any time. . . $3.50 Automobile mJJSINESS test of time serving three genera Sale Special $2.95 Luggage Carriers $2.75 non. yuicKiy relieves colds TIJeras Avenue nt Eighth Street. - ; coughs and croup, throat, chest and Phono D01-.- J. Purses pLLEGE- j bronchial trouble. Sold every, AMERICAN Offers Splendid Courses In where. TIRES STERNO SETS C $3.45 & Cuff A n Collar Sets, v DAY SCHOOL 32x3V2 straight side, $19.00 values. $2.25 Tea Kettle Sets Ladies' Leath . .$1.89 49c Sale Price. $11.75 $1.25 Cook J NIGHT SCHOOL 34x4 Stoves ...... 98c f I er Hand Eag8; straight side, $21.00 values. $1.25 Sad Iron . Students may enroll any day. C. H. CARNES and lace Col- -' Sets .... ',.'.. . .98c. if- - v HPti Organdy Sale Price Telephone C27 an Wi ciwr gray, brown and Cuff $16.75 15c Canned Heat Units SPECIALIST IN 0(X'Tjn lar Sets; regu- ...... 10c MAY & HOSKING MS FRACTION and black; regular S4.00 lar 60c and 75c values. 10? ;o values. riiOPniEtons 8. Fourth. Phone 1057-- $6.00 tfQ 'a r Friday If You Need a Refrigerator This Sale Offer. Yah a -- r Friday Special OO.'IO Special .... 49c Splendid Opportunity to Save; All Sizes, All Styles. Crash Toweling in white with blue border MONUMENTS L U M B E R Special, yard 10c Memorials of the Better HichlandPharmacy CLASS PAINT & Kind. CEMENT PLASTER Raabe Maus er PHONE 30 !"We Pay tho Freight" First St. and Copper Ave. Phone 305 Albuquerque G. E. Fletcher "If It Hardware We Have It." Wind Shield Glass-Lumb- er Lumber Co. MONUMENT i. C, BAI.ORUKIB L CUBES CO, "The Growing Store" Phone WORKS tZt gnutb First Ktreet. Vbim 423 North First Street 283. J For and Certain Results 9 Quick try the Journal Want Ad Columnsi Three. ' September 15, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page

SEYFRED AND BRUNO AUTOIST SOLVES MOURNERS PAY LAST JAILOR FINDS A PLEAD NOT GUILTY; THOUSANDS OF KIEL 10 ' OF CHURCHMAN PAl THE HIGH COST r SYore- - TRIAL SEPTEMBER 21 TRIBUTE AT FUNERAL rrj AlBUQUCRQUC, H.mCA. I OF GAS PROBLEM A 5? i KNIFE SECRETED Special to Tho Journal ?n SEND MY INTO AN OLD STOKE WITH NW SPIRIT Santa Fe, N. M Sept. 14. Ar- . In the United States cis-tri- ct 'STuVT Siphoning gasoline from a car raigned court today, a plea of "not owned by some one elno into one Hour Sales for 15 IN BED guilty" was entered by W. P. CONSTANTINOPLE owned by himself Is the imtliod Friday, Sept. BRUNO'S m Seyfred, of Albuquerque, presi- which an autolst Albnineriuc has adopted to combat the high dent of the New Mexico state I cost of gasoline, according to Pica 8:30 to 9:30 federation of labor, and Andrew m Declares He Will to Take police, Seyfred and Companion driver. to a Bruno, Albuquerque taxi Drastic Action A touring car drawn up nose $2.25 All Wool Fabrics, $1.25 Yard Face Federal Court The indictment under which they Military large truck owned by the Cleneral was noticed last Including French Serge, Flannel, Albatross, z of were arraigned charges conspir- Unless City Is Handed Trucking Company Sport Charges Transporting acy, under section 37 of the fed- night on Copper avenue. There in shades of tan, garnet, bottle green, turquoise, Over to Turks. to ho some connection be- Train. eral code. Tho case has been set seemed helio, brown, etc. Explosivesjm for trial on September 21. Seyfred tween the two cars. Investigation gray, is By tlin Proi.. it to be a rubber hose con- ; Andrew taxi represented by counsel, but Aotiatd proved Just what Bruno, Bruno announced tho court London, 14. Mustapha the tanks. Boilermaker to Sept. necting gasoline driver and former that he had no counsel. Judge Pasha has received word to march Before the siphon experts could with W. P. Seyfred, presi- Colvin Nebiett directed him to bis army on Constantinople unless be recognized, they drove away at 9:30 10:30 dent of tho New Mexico State Fed- retain an attorney. the powers hand over the city to top speed, leaving their siphon be- - to arrest- to a statement order eration of Labor, In connection Seyfred and Bruno were the Turks, accorfling hind them in perfect working 10c ed on an eastbound Santa Fo he made to the Daily Mall corre- and discharging a stream of gaso- - 20c Dress Ginghams, with an alleged bomb plot, intend- reit- ed to do with a larse knife which passenger train, a short distance spondent at Smyrna. He also line into the street. Splendid for women's and children's wear, north of Albuquerque, on the erated that his peace terms were quality the county jailor found secreted of in stripes and his bed is night August 31, charged with based on tho national pact. plaids. in yesterday, causing having three alleged bombs In a PENNSYLVANIA CLERKS considerable discussion at the jail suitcase office. in their possession. The RAILWAYS SAY PLAN TAKE A STRIKE VOTE and in Sheriff Tony Ortiz' men held tickets reading from The knife, it is believed, was given to Colo. Albuquerque Trinidad, TO SETTLE STRIKE Assorlntrd Press. to Bruno by one of the very few Officers who made the arrest ex- By the 10:30 to 11:30 to 14 A persons who have been allowed pressed the belief that tho plan IS OVERESTIMATED Cincinnati, O.. Sept. strike see him since his arrest a few days was to blow up the Raton tunnel ballot has been authorized on the 40c Cloth, 25c Yard K. 11. Romper ago. through which the Santa Fe main lly the Assocluted Tress. railroad by 27-in- Pennsylvania 32 and ch widths in checks and ' As it would have been possible lino crosses the divide. Wrecking St. Louis, Sept. 14. Officials of Fitzgerald, grand president of the stripes, plains; for him to have made tho knife this tunnel would have stopped four nf the major railway systems Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. fast colors. to Km-ploy- Jnto a sort of saw and used It transcontenental traffic on the that have headquarters in this city, Freight Handlers and Station saw the iron bars of his cell and Santa Fe railway. today expressed belief that the im- it was said at brotherhood so pain his liberty, several officials portance of tho Wilhird-Jewc- ll plan headquarters here tonight. have taken that view of the mat- POINDEXTER WINS agn.ed upon at Chicago was being When the railroad labor hoard ter. Others believe he might have These roads are; more than a year ago reached a 11:30 to 12:30 contemplated suicide. RENOMINATION FOR St. I.ouis Southern (Cotton licit). decision as to what organization Both Bruno and Seyfred were tak- Missouri, Kansas and Texas, St. should the brotherhood 5c Yard where' SEAT IN THE SENATE the represent to Shirting Prints, en to Santa Fe yesterday Louis and San Francisco, and in the election of a committee with and in they will a ppear before the federal Wabash. negotiate with the management, Light grounds fancy figures stripes; court to answer charges of carry- By the Afumclati'd PreM, Silence was being maintained at the read obtained an injunction re. black, red and blue. Limit, 20 yards to a customer.' ing high explosives on a passenger Seattle, Wash., Sept. 14. United the Missouri Pacific offices hero as straining the board from announc- train in violation to the federal States Senator Miles Poindexter to the road's policy in regard to ing its decision. The brotherho statute. When the men were ar- was assured of the republican nom- the settlement reached at Chicago. says that since then two higher rested on the train, a suit case was ination for senator in the state- The following statement explain- courts have sustained the conten- nlso taken into custody and is said wide primary by additional returns ossket with remains of late Bishop Fallows from St. Paul's ing the attitude of the Missouri, tion of the brotherhood, and a con- 12:30 to 1:30 bombs. V: Bearing was issued with tho man- to have contained three received today. He received 78,880 cnurcn, nit.iKu. Kansas & Texas road ference was sought to blow up tmlav '. K. Schaff. its receiver: is believed that a plot votes compared with 53,134 for re- by agement. Tubular Silk Vest $1.00 Each Ranta Fe railway B. op- Thousands of mourners and scores of churchmen paid final Kansas & Texas The refused to hold Lengths, a part of the George Laming, his nearest "The Missouri, company "G-inc- tun- to late Fallows, supreme head of the Reformed lines In the a union officials woven helio and property, possibly the Raton ponent, in 2,180 of the 1,446 pre- spects the Hishop In have not participated such conference, tubular, fancy stitch, pink. was the ar- In state. The church, at his funeral held from St. Paul's church concluded at Chicago declared, whereupon President nel, stopped through cincts the precincts Kpiscopal negotiations to rest of the two alleged leaders. that have not reported are small. Chicago. for .settlement of the shopmen's Fitzgerald granted a request all strike and we are In no way take a strike allot, the result of Senator Poindexter carried parties sev- IXAKSTIGATK STK1KE. but five of the S3 counties in the to the agreement reached. Our which will not be known for so BILLS ASK remains unchanged.' eral days. It was stated there were 1:30 to 2:30 Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 14. state, on the face of the returns THREE policy on Teace officers of San Bernardino far. C. C. Dill, a former congress- approximately 30,000 persons ABOLISHMENT OF system who county and of the city of Needles, man, obtained the democratic sen- GEORGIA TO HAVE the Pennsylvania. Silks, $1.39 Yard been sub- atorial nomination. He outdis- LABOR BOARD would be affected. In that county, have RAIL TWO WOMEN IN THE Values to $3.50; broken color lines of crepe de poenaed to appear before the fed- tanced two other men who sought In The in- chine, taffeta, flowered taffeta, etc. eral grand jury hero tomorrow tho nomination. three Uy the AMorlnlrd Tress. HOUSE OF CONGRESS plain connection with the situation in cumbent republican congressmen Sept. 14. Another in Second Washington. Needles growing out of the strike who had opposition First, bill for the abolition of the rail- rtv lm Associated Tress. an- Third defeated their of railway shop men, it was and districts, road labor board was introduced Atlanta, da.. Sept. 14 (by the nounced the United opponents. They are John F. Mil- Cooper, tonight by In today by Representative Associated Press). Clifford M.l 2:30 to 3:30 States district attorney. ler, In the first, Lindle JIadley Ohio. The measure Walker of former state at-- i second and Albert Johnson in republican, Monroe, the would repeal the section of the torney general, was nominated in $2.50 Women's Batiste Gowns, $1.39 Journal Want Ads Bring Results. the third. transportation act under which AVednesday'a democratic primary the board was created, and all for governor over Gov. Ihomas W. Fine quality mercerized batiste val lace trimmed board documents would bo turned llardwick by a county unit vote nf round, square and V necks. over to the United States board 21)8 to 114. according to unofficial Weston s of mediation and conciliation. returns announced tonight by the Declaring the railroad labor Atlanta Constitution. board had failed to accomplish Georgia will have at least two speciality was women In for the By NORMAN' K. BROWN the purpose for which It her legislature area 3:30 to 4:30 set- An Debut. created, Mr. Cooper said the first time, according to virtually prep Auspicious seem- pri-- 1 .300 hit- - tlement of the strike, which complete returns from the In the select circle of which is as equiva- - Malt White Voile Blouses, Half Price "Cotton" ed to have been reached finally niary, regarded Syrup tera is being made by between many of tho roads and lent to election. They are Mrs. Our entire stock, some hand made, filet and real Tierney of the Pittsburgh Pirates. tho was the result of Viola Napier, a Macon attorney, shopmen, an At-- 1 h!$igrade lace trims on French voiles. This earnest second baseman is negotiations and is a vol- and Miss Bessie Ketnpton, Uorns-b- y private hint woman. running second to Rogers untary agreement in which the newspaper Hops A in the National league batting railroad labor board took no part 'THERE'S DIFFERENCE' scramble. Unless Tierney hits an and was entirely ignored. "BIG FIVE" PACKERS he will finish the cj awful slump Goodykoontz, 4:30 5:30 .301) mark Representative A to season well above the republican. West Virginia, also PLANNING MERGER And there's a lot of difference in our Cooking for the first time in his big league introduced a bill to wipe out tho Shipped anywhere $2.50 Women's Satinette , $1.39 career. .wl nn tffnrnrt By the Associated I'rrss. Bloomers, in the Quality of the Food, in our Service This is his third 14. A in United States than shades of "mi fi Monday by Representative Hoch, Chicago, Sept. merger Wear better silk; light blue, orchid, most of IN OUR PRICES. the l'irates. He hit tho of in-- ! Mtii Onfcrs Solicited and all: within i republican, Kansas. meat packing companies, green, and brown. year ana last year came volving two and possibly four of kelly purple About Our one point of entering the .300 the "Rig Five" packers, is being Ask the Other Fellow EIGHTY-THRE- E FEET class. considered, according to a story E.J.Weston8 Los j road to L111W. 9 .It has been a rocky printed by the Chicago Herald Angeles No Refunds or Phone Orders SPECIAL CLUB BREAKFAST, REGULAR baseball for OF ROCK TO PIERCE Exchanges, ' the heights Tierney. and Examiner. The companies DINNER AND SPECIAL SUPPER are Ho was living in Kansas City. TO ENTER ARGONAUT mentioned in connection were They a this taking Albuquerque by Surprise. !his birthplace, when ho got Armour and Company, Wilson chance to break into professional 14. The and Company, Morris and Com- ball with the Dallas club of the Jackson, Calif., Sept. the pany and the Cudahy I 1912. Dal- drills will be pounding through Packing UHUW4,)p Texas back in 600-fo- league 7 7 of on the 2, corporation. however, let him go. He feet rock THEY ARE THE TALK OF THE TOWN-- A las, level of the Kennedy mine by to- - If all the four concerns were signed with Tyler and then moved merged, lc was said, the deal WILL CONVINCE YOU. to When mat club 'nioi row afternoon, it was predicted TRIAL Texarkana. nere auer uu .. would involve the creation of a was transferred to Ardmore in the tonignt iu. - new a he figures on progress made dur- corporation $53(1,000,000 T..ni,in),ii lonno wpnt.the concern, headed by Armour and .lintiD- nnlv to be released in ,ing tne u.iy. Doubt was Thirty-si- x feet remained to be Company. expressed, The Newest, Cleanest and Quickest .Inlv: 1914. however, as to whether Morris He' hooked up with McAlester. He 'cleaned out on this level and SS feet Service Cafe in Town. 000-fo- and Cudahy would join. finished that season and played of rock remained on the I!, It was said that both J. then level, with five feet drilled but not Ogden EN next with McAlester and the, on Armour and Thomas E. Wilson Kansas City obtained his serv blasted. This leaves 8li feet the were now in east in connec- level rescue work the ices. While the Kansas City club 3,000 foot before tion with tho proposed deal. Two had him they shipped him to ers break into the Argonaut mine, weeks ago a was 47 been story printed i Omaha, Virginia Ray, Beaumont where miners have trapped regarding a merger of tho Arm-if- , and San Antonio before they fin- since August 27. our and Wilson interests, but. If P' 16 The Cafe let him TOMORROW SATURDAY, SEPT. Angel ally cut, tho strings and was strongly denied at that time. P'l go to Tulsa,. The Pirates bought MONEY HIDDEN IN AN him from Tulsa July 30, 1020, for FOKT WOUTII WINS. "There's a Difference" S5.000. ARTIFICIAL LEG IS his hectic career he has Dallas. Tes.. SeDt. 14. The cur. In order to celebrate the of the During tain of 1922 pi; completion remodeling Just Off West Central on North Fourth played the outfield and three ot MISSED BY THIEVES the season of the Texas fca the infield second, short league was rung down today, with of our we will free souvenirs to all who call positions the Fort Worth standard store, give Phone 795-- 119 North Fourth Street and third. He seems to have nv lha Associated Press. Panthers, found his place at second for tho Chioaero. Sent. 14. Two bandits bearers In 1920 and 1921, again of the the copies song, Pirates. held up officials of the Wood, champions. Fort Worth closed He was born February 10, Wire and Metal Workers' Union, tho session with a 13 to 3 victory 1S95. local number 74, in their head- over Wichita Falls, runners-u- p In late and escaped the race, the victor giving It a quarters tonight or 15 m with about $0 00 in union dues winning margm full games. "LITTLE SUNSHINE" been collected at a The team won 109 games, setting fee which had a new record. meeting just ended. George league m Xiriggs, head of the union exam- ining board, saved $600 which he FREE TO ALL had hidden In his artificial leg.

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"IV Thpatei" Repeating today ,t. "Smilin' Through," featuring Nor- 5eautifu M ma Talmadgo and Harrison Ford as the leading stars; also repeating RRMT.Tyf.. the "I'athe Review" and "Current ) rrt n net Events" rwn tutink ncunrif nfwr MARK IT ON THE CALENDAR pictures. Pain in the Stomach and Theater "Don't Write Bowels. Intestinal Cramp Ijrlo is S Letters," with Gareth Hushes, est of II I nver the main attraction at the Lyric Colic; Diarrhoea today and tomorrow; "Circus - SOLD EVERYWHERE - 11 n 16th Days," a two-pa- rt animal comedy, 1 c Saturday, Sept. will also be shown. P7f Pastime Tlienter Tom Jlix Is It's to be a for the men really popular in Albuquerque and KILL TODAY going big day cro wds to tho RATS G is still drawing largo "The Away as main star in iven of Albuquerque. It's the day set for Pastime the Fighting Streak," which is being 4 'A the of & repeated today; also repeating beginning MEYER Clyde Cook as the fun rainier in MEYER'S Fall Opening: and this year "The Eskimo." MEYER & MEYER have a very attractive BOMB IS THROWN ON A FOREMAN'S PORCH offer to make you. V STEARNS' M 1 NOBODY IS INJURED FREE ELECTRIC PASTE 14. The It ilio kills mtc, gopbara, pratrtu Son: Birmingham, Ala., Sept coyotes, wolves, cockroaches, water bugs beautiful lives of William G. Brabazon, as- and ants. A SGo box contains enough to 26 piece, guaranteed Community Silver in a Don't of kill 61) to 100 rats or mice. Oet It from 1 Forget sistant foreman the planning or store Saturday mill of the Louisville and Nashville your drug general dealer today. velvet lined leatherette box. One coupon to each adult. shops at Boyles. a suburb, and three READY FOR THAN TRAPS Is the Big Day other persons, were endangered to- night "when a stick of dynamite was thrown on the front porch of Prize Awarded 9:00 P. M. 16. their house, wrecking the front en- Saturday, Sept. trance. No one was injured- 4XBUQDERQUE SOlTHWESTEItX HOLDS OUT. iimTSlTIT5CC Tomor- El Paso, Tex., Sept. 14. A. E. See Sweet, general manager, announced Cot t Fir.P today that the El Paso & South- western railroad was not a party CO. 11 row's Journal to the strike settlement agreement RIEDLING MUSIC 1 reached in Chicago. Press dis Fall Term Just t patches from Chicago included the mm El Paso & Southwestern in the list Starting 304 West Central. Albuquerque, N. M. for Details. of roads ready to ratify the agree ment. in 114 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE. Day and Evening Classes IJullo. Dutch, .lapnncsc. Tu all Departments lips, Hyacinths. Dufl'od'.ls. For L fall pltuiCing. ' Ives. Phone .733, Telephone 627 Pajre Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU September 15, 1922.- -

other homer today. It was a hard drive over the loft field fence, and MlUf MUCfflNJ Men-osk- r, ROTARY CLUB TO NEW YORK MAKE S BUSH S IS tame in the third inning with Th who hart walked, on base. I Score: liOhloil SIX STRAIGHT;1 2 GAME Alt. K. H. I'D. A, E. Club GET BEHIND THE II 10 Menosky, rf 1 0 Mitchell, sn . . . . 4 2 S 2 U 11) 4 10 U 0 Burns, ma If 4 II 1 0 Hurris, YANK, MGR. ATHLETICS T R1UMPH II 1 r. H. BEATS CHICAGO; Pratt, 2h . . . 4 l S. J. Collins, ef 4 I u o The o'Kourke, CI) i n AMERICAN LEAGUE 4 o o Quality c 0 Cigar His Thir-- Kuel, W. L. Pet. to Attend Pitchers' Battle Features Babe Ruth Makes j Quinn, p. ... 3 li o (I New York 8 6 54 .614 Committee High Since 1896 Contest 7 to 6;l Home Run of! xChaplln . . . 0 o o St. Louis 83 f.0 .003 Meeting This Morn- Ending xxKarr .... 0 o u o II Detroit 74 8 .521 Pep Cubs Out Hit Giants, 15; the Season When Newj Chicago 70 71 ,407 ing; Rev. McGuire Gives From Java, "Axis of the Universe" Totals :p; :: io 24 12 1 Cleveland 74 fill .493 I York on "Evolution." to 7. Beats Chicago. x Hutted for Quinn in 0th. Washington fi2 75 .452 Paper The natives believe all xx liatled for .Mitchell in 9th. Philadelphia 07 81 .413 that the worlds lly the AHBociatt'd Press. By tliA AHNoriutcil rrcHM. St. Louis Boston 56 83 .403 Albuquerque Rotarians will get 14. ,loe Hush of i wheel 'round Java the isle New York, Sept. 14. The New Chicago, Sept. AH. K. IT. PO. A. behind the high school athletics of drowsy, Yankees was in fine form to. 4 1 won sixth (be . . . 2 0 York fiinnls their 4 Tobin, rf 10 The committee of and defeated to , 1 1 this year. boys breezes. Chi- day Chicago Foster, ub . . 2 4 0 delightful today, defeating twenty-fourt- will straight game thereby registering his h 2b ii 1 4 2 0 the club attend the athletic battle. 7 to 6. MeManus. cago in a pitchers' victory of the. season. The If n tl 2 0 0 at the high school were used in the WillianiB, "pep meeting" The world of smokers is to Java Nine boxmcn locals were able to gather only Jacobsou, cf 2 0 0 0 auditorium this to show turning game, five bv the world's cham- hits off Hush. Leveret te morning four u . 0, 0 Interest in the footbuil pions.' The Cuba onthit the (iiants Severeid, the club's now for the tobacco that is most pitched a good game also. He was C. Collins, lb 0 14 1 0 season. expensive 15 to 7, but bares on balls helped in cost wild the first inning, which ss . . (I 2 7 0 of New York. Score: Oerber, An appeal for support high and most in its him one run, but be tightened up Davis, p. ... 0 0 0 felClub athletics was made at the pleasing persuasive school Chicago. and went well again until the . . 0 0 AH. K. 11. I'D. A. V. Wright, p. club yesterday by Ralph Marron. fourth, when Itulh drove, tho ball 0 (I 0 tl fragrance. cf Kolp, p Ho described the heavy football Sialz, into the left field bleachers for a . . . ss zShortcn scheduio which Includes games llollocher, homer, his thirty-secon- d of the oooo La Palina embodies the 2 b . . . with El Paso, Winslow, Tloswell, highest quality Terry, season. Score: .14 5 13 15 0 an- . . Totnls 27 schools and (irimes, lb Raton and other filler-Tempe- red New York. x Hatted for Wright in 7th. season to local Vuelta Havana if A V NATIONAL I.KAGVE nounced that tickets Abajo Callaghan. AH. II. IT. FD. Hy to If . . . il innings: W. games would be sold adults this Barber, rf . . 4 0 3 0 L. Pet. . Witt, Hoston 102 000 well as to the students. and made more Kelleher, 2b 0 n 1 0 0003 New York 83 53 ,610 year as tempting by of n 8b St. 010 000 5 wrapper c . 4 Dug.m, ..4 Louis 22x 7!) 511 The Rotarians were urged by O'KarrclI, . :: i 1 2 0 o .572 n If . Two-bas- e Pittsburgh , . I Ruth, Summary: hits Mitch- M. E. to buy their Java leaf. Aldridge, p . . 4 2 1 n n o St. Louis 76 52 .551 Judge Hickey 1 ii ripp. lb ell, O'ltourke, Severeld, Ja- tr, iim Till li rlreiis throuch Kaufmann. p II a r, 1 0 Pratt, Cincinnati 75 3 .543 n Sehang. r . cobsou. Tbree.-bns- o hits. Jacob-so- n. xHeatheote . n 72 04 members of the Midget troop of Boy La . 4 :! 0 n ,52!l the . 0 Chicago the ii a rf Home Palina, Quality Cigar is p . . . . Meusel, runs Burns. Stolen (17 70 which is sponsored by the great- Jones, . . :: " 2 'I 2 0 Brooklyn ,48'J Scouts . l Ward, 2b bases Mcnosky. 2. Sac- en- xxMiller .. li O'Rourke, 4S 8li .358 club. The Midget scouts are ss . . 4 0 0 2 0 Philadelphia est achievement of .. Scott, rifice bits Wright. Double plays 46 to their offi- cigar making. Stueland, p 4 H 1 1 2 Boston 89 .340 deavoring purchase l Hush, p . 0 .Mc.Manus xxxFriberg . to P. Collins. Hase on cial uniforms through the proceedn balls off Quinn, 2; off Davis, 2; the ticket stile, he explained. Try one find out for yourself. . .3.1 4 9 27 1 2 0 of Totals 4 0 i 13 24 Totals off Wright, 1. Struck nut by The address of the day wqb made 'Ilk'HgO. 2; 1. Excellente Ne,w York. a. Quinn, by Davis, 1; by Kolp. by the Rev. F. E. McGuire, pastor 10c K, i r. a. k. Ait. j:. tt. ro. Hits off Davis. 4 in off Senator , ah. ro. o 3; Wright. of Lead Avenue Methodist .2 for 25c o 1 . . ,i o o 4 DAY'S the Bancroft, ss 0 Strunk, rf i in 4: off Kolp. 2 In 2. on Blunt (In . .2 for 25c o 1 :! Winning 6 church, who spoke the subject glass jar), (l 0 1 0 ss . . ;i 0 Groh, ilb . . , Johnson, pitcher Kolp. Time 1:50. "Evolution." The discussion Magnolia . . . . 15c I i o 1 :s :s of Kriscli, 2b . . ii 0: Collins, 2b . . . handled hy Mr. Mc- Queen 15e 0 . :: il 0 14 2 was splendidly Meusel, If . . Shcely, 11).. ricvclniul, Washington. 3. Guire who was heartily applauded. Porfecto Grande .3 for 50c Young, rf . . 0 Mostil, cf . . Cleveland, Sept. 14. "Stuffy" 55GAMES 1 :t n o lb 10 0 0 Falk. If ...41120l 2 Melnnis' home run to center Kelly, n deep The contains a larger per- . 0 St . :: a ii 4 apple Congress Cigar Company Stengel, cf McClell.in, in the eighth inning gave Cleveland of than any-othe- 0 2 a n .1 o centage phosphorus m Snyder, c . Schalk. . . . a 4 to 3 victory over Washington NATIONAL fruit. Manufacturers. U. S. A . wmmi. n 0 a r.EACl i:. McQuillan, p Leverctte, p . 2 2 5 here Cleveland top today. made 0 0 a n 0 1 o ii n o only Pittsburgh at Boston. Ryan, p . . . (i; zHnor.,,r . . four hits off Erlckson but the 0 o ii o o o Cincinnati at Brooklyn. zSmith . " " il Mat r. P ... Washington hurler was 0 o 0 (j extremely Chicago at New York. V. Harnes, p 0 wild, giving eight, buses on balls. 0 n 0 O! 1 4 St. Louis at Philadelphia, Scott, p 0 T.....U .28 27 17 MoNulty stole home in the third . 1 n 0 2 0 Jonnard. p zHattod for Leverctte in eighth. after tripling. AMERICAN LEAGUE. METBO j,v jnnnStc.: Score: Tl. II. K. 32 13 0 Boston at St. Louis. Totals ,27 Uw York 100 201 0004 Washington 000 030 000 3 1 1 2 x Hatted for Kaufmann in the 000 010 000 1 New York at Chicago. Chicago Cleveland . . . 002 001 Olx 4 . 4 2 Detroit. Two-bas- e Mos- - Philadelphia at eighth. summary: hits Batteries: Erickson Gliar-rity- , xx .tones in sevenm. and Washington at Cleveland. i.attoa ir Home run Until. Stolen base l'iclnlch: Winn, Edwards, xxx Hatted Stueland in the j for Mins,. sacrifice hits, Until, I'hle and L. Sewell, O'Neill. ninth Johnson. Pchang, Vard. Double A hundred years ago the pro- 7. Batted for in fifth. Byan plays Collins to Sheely; Scott to Detrot. 5: Philadelphia, 2. posal to use gas for street light- Save Money on Bicycles Hy innings: Ward to T'Ipp; Hush to Scott to 14. was in New (H 2 001 200 C Detroit. Sept. Pillette was la ing opposed England Tires. Chicago Hush to Scott to Pipp. Base fine Ath- on that artificial illu- Bicycle Repairing. Bicycle New Yortc 040 030 OOx 7 I'ipp; form today, holding the the ground on Off 2: off in- an to in- Guaranteed. e balls Leverette, letics to two hits after mination was attempt Everything Summary: Two-tas- hits llol- the first Eush, 4. Struck out Hy Bush, 5; ning, and Detroit won. 5 to 2. The terfere with the divine scheme of locher, Bancroft. Stolen hase 2. Hits Off Lever- BROAD BICYCLE CO. Harber. Double by Leverette, Tigers hit behind Ogden's passes things which had ordained that it plays Bancroft 8 in S; off 1 in 1. Los- S. 2nd Phone 730 to Frisch to Kellv. liase on balls ette, Mack, for tielr runs. should be dark at night. 220 St, Leverett. Time 1:41. IT. Off 2; off 1; off ing pitcher Score: IL E. McQuillan, Ryan, 200 000 1 V. Harnes, 1; off 1; off Philadelphia 0002 Jonnard, St. 5: Boston, 3 3 8 2 2; off Kaufmann, 3: off LouK Detroit 001 001 21x Aldridge, St. Louis, Sept. 14. St. Louis Batteries: and Stueland, 1. Struck out Hy Kyun, In Ogden Perkins; B: came behind for the third time Pillette and Woodall.. by Scott, 1; by Jonnard, 1; by tho last four and defeated Kanufmann, 1: by Jones. 1: by games 1. Hoston, 5 to 3 in the second game Stuelnnd, lilts Off McQuillan, The S In ! (none out in third); off of the series today. pennant OX 1 in V. 1 chasers lineup was rearranged -- llyan, 3; off Harnes, in of A. V V B.3 1 E.Ei Kelly-Springfie- 3 today as a result the ab ld off Scott, in off Jon- agnin on Tires 4 sence of Ceorgo Sisler. who is nard, in 3; off Aldridge. 2 in 1 shoul- (none out in second off Kauf- the sick list with an injured I; der. Catcher Pat Collins went to DAYS mann. 5 in 4; off Jones, 0 in 1; and off 0 in 2. first. Foster returned to third Stueland, Winning pitch- Sisler. while er Uyan. Losing pitcher Ald- MeManus to second. Time 2:1 resting easy, still is declared to be ridge. j. no condition to ball for six ytKUlTS in play J!V Pittsburgh, 8; Hoston, 0. or seven days. DOWN PRICE Boston. 14. Habo Adams Pat Collins got three hits out of XATIOXAIj LKAGrE. Sept. handled held Hoston to five hits today. four trips to the plate, and New York, 7; Chicago, 6. Pittsburgh winning 8 to 0. Mill- 14 chances without an error. Hurns, Cincinnati, 7; Brooklyn, 3. VP JiV QUALITY er was knocked out of the box whoso home run yesterday won the St. Louis. 9; Philadelphia, 4. in the sixth when he forced in game for the visitors, slammed an- - Pittsburgh, 8; Boston, 0. two runs with passes, and linssell Underwear and then cleared the bases with a AMERICAN LEAGUE. double. Catches by Traynor and NOTICE OF B0MD SALE Detroit, 5; Philadelphia 2. Bigby were sensational. Score: New 1'ork, 4; Chicago, 1. 4; 3. Pittsburgh. Notice is given, that 1 Cleveland, Washington, AH. K. IT. A. hereby St. 5; 3. PO. E will on October the 7th, Louis, Boston, ss 2 3 Saturday, Maranville, 1022, at 3 o'cloc': p. m., at my of- 4 1 0 0 II SOl'TBEnN ASSOCIATION. ootwear Carey, rf Bernal- 1 fice In the courthouse at Bigbce. If 5 4 o 0 sale New Orleans, 6; Mobile, 4. SS New offer for . . . , 4 2 :i II 0 illo, Mexico, 2. Russell, rf sell to best Memphis, 3; Chattanooga, . n and the highest and Tierney, 2b. . . 4 o Dollars Birmingham, 8; Atlanta, 6. Our complete fall and winter lines of Vassar and Lewis 4 I 0 :i I bidder Four Thousand Traynor, 3b... " School Bonds c.rlmm. 2 2 12 II II (S4.000.00) Building A two-piec- e lb No. 32 WESTERN LEAGUE. Fifth Central. Phone 823 Underwear now on display. splendid of 1 of District of the and showing 1 School Schmidt, I 2 Oklahoma City, 12; TiSlsa. 8. 1 ,, of state of New Adams, p 1 li I) cotintv Sandoval, Denver. Den 4. sam nonns ue tuucu 6; Moines, numbers and Union Suits in cottons, cotton lisles, .iexico: io Sioux City, 9; Omaha 5. . "i"' L 3922. to run for a Totals 34 S ?x"a 10 September Wichita, 4; St. Joseph. 1. wool and silk and wool numbers. Boston period of thirty years, redeemable l; P H T'O A v!at ,n'' option of said school district i in- Powell, ef . . . n n 0 0 aner leu iv; year:, ncuring six Kopf, 2b ii 1 .'1 li ii terest at the rate of (6) per semi-an- - Cruise, rf . . . . ii n a rent per annum, payable Uoser, If 2 o ulnunlly, and consisting of eight (S) '.n Barbore, 3b. . n 1 I j bonds the denomination of Five Ulhson, n a ininorcii jiouars earn, lb... '! 1i t:uu) RANGE ii one to COMBINATION Ford, ss I, numbered from eight MAJESTIC ' c ll o o II o O'Neil, $11 Miller, p n 1 U Mmivm aie expecieu io sausi.v McNamara, p. a (i 1 I, themselves as to the validity of the Per Garment Braxton, p . it ii a 0 proceedings upon which F.iid bond is Christcnhury 'o 0 0 0 issue is linsed and to make uncon ditional bid or bids therefor and to n Totals 12 2 accompany said bid with certified r X Powell out in first, hit bv check for ten per cent (10 per ins own Patted hall cent) of tho amount of such bid, USES EITHER GAS OR COAL Snappy Winter Oxfords as well as good looking High Batted fur t to he forfeited to the countv for 8th. 'the benefit of said school district in Shoes. We have a style to suit every taste. Blacks, By Innings: 'the event such bidder, it awarded Price $175.00 Pittsburgh fill 105 00(1 8.;flaid bonds, fails to take up and browns and Norwegian calfs. Boston mill 000 Olid 0. pay for samo in accordance with Two-bas- Summary: e hits-Ru- ssell, such award: provided the above Blue Steel Trimmed Schmidt. Sacrifice hit conditions shall not apply to any' X L Uussell. Double plavs Kopf to bid submitted on behalf of the state Ford; Ford to Kopf to Gibson of New Mexico. Base on balls Off Miller, 2- off No bids will be considered for McNamara, 1. Struck out By less than ninety cents on the dol- to Adams, 1; $7.50 by Miller, Mc- lar and accrued interest to date of Price $14.50 l; i,y $185.00 Namara. 2; by Braxton. 1. Jli's delivery and the right Is reserved Off Miller, 9 in 5 off Mc- to reject any or nil bids. Namara, none in 2 off Brax- - P. C. OLTVAS. White Enamel Trimmed ioii, none in t. Losing pitcher Countv Treasurer, Sandovul Miller. Time. 1:3a. Countv. Xew Mexico. The last word in a Combination Range- - BOND Cincinnati. 7; HmolilMi, 3, NOTICE OF SALE 1 pjr Brooklyn. Sept. 4. Cincinnati won from Brooklyn todav. 7 to 3 Notice is hereby given, that I Grimes was wild and hits were will on Saturday, October the 7th, Co. bunched on 3 of- Washburn him throughout. Burns! 1922. at o'clock p. m.. at my had the forefinger of his right fice in the courthouse at Berna- nana masneu by a line flv in the lillo, ,N'"w Mexico, offer for sale fifth inning and retired. 'Daubert and sell to the highest and best Exclusive hit a home run over the right field bidder Ten Thousand Dollars Albuquerque's Clothiers wall in the ninth with none on ($10,000) School Building Bonds base. of School District No. 2. of the Hardware Co. Score: TT Tl ' E county of Sandoval, state of New Whitney Cincinnati ...200 1 2 0017 1 1 Mexico: nald bonds to be dated Brooklyn . . . 000 030 ouO 3 10 2 September 1, 1 922, to run for a IS Batteries: Couch and Margrave; period of thirty years, redeemable Grimes i and Miller. at the option of said school district after ten years, bearinsf interest at BRINGING UP FATHER, Copyright, 1921 by th. International New Srvlc. By George McManui St. Louis. U; Philadelphia, 1 the rate of six Oi) per cent per Raglateree U. & Patent OJflc. Philadelphia, Sept. 14. St. Louis annum, payable made it three ttraight over Phila- and consisting of twenty (20) A.H' WE COT ALL IT CERTAINLY A EAT A LETTER . . delphia by taking today's game 9 bonds in Ihn denomination of Five t v I 4. 6ILLb PAID ee AWK! FORCOT to Stock had five bits, one a Hundred Dollars ($500) each, rcliep" to out or oeist FOR YOOj FORME" ( double, in as many to the numbered from one to twenty in- AN' "bOME MOME I TO PAY MY trips HOW KIN rsAlU FOS JAPAN ) R t I twenty-fo- I plate. Cy Williams hits his clusive. .1: ' "11J .1 LEFT , U HOPE IT't 1 V urth r x. r WITH NO A QUARTERLY home Bidders are to ' IT'& run of the season expected satisfy U 'i 1. Ih.l .rfvm vORPE OOD rsEWt. WMEW in the third Inning off Haines.. themselves as to the validity of the EAT COUtlTlVt THE J PT J OH MY INCOME TAX! in in- which said bond Hornsby doubled the first proceedings upon COOD ? OLD UNITlEO 1 uia ning, running his total of hitting in Issue is based and to make uncon- n consecutive games to 29. ditional bid or bids therefor and to 11 Score: n. IT. E. accompany said bid with certified I. v J I 3 1 check ten cent St. Louis 31 110 0009 3 1 for per (10 per Philadelphia 003 101 000 4 11 5 cent) of the amount of such bid. to Batteries: be forcfelted to the county for the Haines, Barfoot and district Ainsmlth; Behan, Welnert and benefit of said school in the event such bidder, if awarded said bonds, falls to take up and pay for same in accordance with AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. such award; provided the above Indianapolis, 9; Columbus, 1. conditions shall not apply to any Louisville, 3; Toledo, 1. hid submitted on behalf of the Milwaukee, 13-- Minneapolis, state of New Mexico. 4- -. No bids will be considered for Kansas City, 3; St. Paul, 2. loss than ninety cents on the dollar and accrued Interest to date of de- COAST LEAGUE. livery and the right is reserved to Vernon, 21; Sacramento, 1. reject any or all bids. Sn Francisco, 8; Portland, 5, P. C. OLIVAS. Salt 2. 1922 Imtx fanTustr'Smvir.e." Lake, 4; Oakland, County. Treasurer, Sandoval () Ins. ' Los i; Seattle, . Counfv, New Mexico. . LI. . JU.,.H M. Angeles, v ? tfrMiffTirrWi'rfii i(iiilf1i'tW",i September 15, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Five

submit a plan at the meeting for G. permanently adjusting the ques- 117 STATE P. ft. TD tion. Judge Colin .N'eblett, a mem- DYE OLD DRESS ber of the state game commission, is expected to present the nlan. s Several other legisla- oman Ma proposed Daily DISCUSS TROUT tive matters will also be discussed OR DRAPERY IN gazine by the executive hoard and state sportsmen, all of whom have been invited to attend the meeting. STREAM POSTING! Tho session this evening will D AMOHD DYES mm mm H1N3: take the form of an Informal feet Mill smoker. from all sec- Sportsmen BY. Hqehqlp i JAUE PHELPS. tions of :. state will lie here FRUIT to local officials of the fol- UT one-ha- lf MK.XU HINT. teen minutes cup sugar Sportsmen From All Sec- Buy "Diamond Dyes" nnd three-fourth- low In Breakfast. nnd s cup water. Mix the simple directions every GEIRTIE TAKFS KODAK nc-- and you were as far apart as the Annie Toast of New Mexico WiK Don't wonder whether 1 Sauco h tions package. cocoa with TlltKS. poles." Top-Mil- k Corn Flakes cup boiling can or tint Coffee water, to a smooth Add to of KIWANIS CLUB WILL you dye successfully, "I don't know what you mean, ST Luncheon. paste. Attend the Meeting because perfect home dyeing is Chapter 76 Tom. Lilly was a Salad sirup. When it comes to a boil, always good Deviled Egg remove from and cool. a Executive Board Today. DEVOTE NEXT MEETING guaranteed with Diamond Dyes Tom had done as they planned girl." Tomato Sauce fire Fse even If never be- Fried Potatoes tablespoon of this mixture to a you have dyed for Jennie. Ho hud loaned her "I don't say she was a bad girl, Wholn Wheat Bread TO THE CONSTITUTION fore. faded dresses, skirts, glass, with milk and add cliop-lie- d of a possible monop- Worn, JBOO, put it in tho bank in her dear, but sho was a silly, selfish Club of Iced Cocoa Banana Float rill Regulation waists, coats, sweaters, stockings, name. Hhe Community Canning ice. streams In New Mexico, had given him her note girl. An overdressed, vain sort of Dinner. oly of trout y me Ainuqurrquo Klwanis cluo, draperies, hangings, everything, for it with interest. who Atrisco Dedicates Build- Suggestions. girl, would care very little for Irish Stow of the will be one of the Important ques Itogether with more lhan 800 other become like new again. Just tell "Not that it is worth a anyone but herself I I Tomatoes with Dressing Many underground vege- at the meet- mater- scrap imagine. ing Built by Members of Vinegar tables, such as celery, carrots, rad- tions up for discussion clubs In the United states will de- your druggist whether the now, Tom," she said, "but it I live don't want to be hard on her, I Iced Tea Bread bo.rd of tho ial you wish to dye Is wool or it be know how Cookies ishes, beets, etc., do not keep long ing of the executive vote Its meeting next week to an shall paid." friendly you were, but Farm Organization. Watermelon in a or in sum- State Game Protective association silk, or whether it Is linen, cotton, "If you dio I'll pay it!" Tim hnd she wasn't the kind that's warm, dry climate, observance of the of the right mer anywhere. Keep a box of which stiirts at the chamber of signing or mixed goods Diamond Dyes sturdily declared, much to their all." In a half gallon fruit in the Toda's rt'cic(. moist commerce at 1:3(1 Constitution of the United States never streak, spot, fade, or run. amusement. jar Stew Brown onion in fat. sand, and when you buy a this afternoon The of 17 has been Talking with Tom about Lilly cement cornerstone of tho Atrisco Irish eiincn of rresh o tne pam iew week September Add three-quart- middle vegetables, after clock, witnm jem Tom X orris was not a rich man had increased Gertie's desire to pound of what the has become one of designated as "Constitution week" as we of them hear from housekeepers' club building across chuck or shoulder cut In using you want, bury the rest subject in celebration of the t " .1th anni- speak nowadays. her, at least about her. the was steak, In the sand, and this them great importance to fishermen In But owned bin So river, deposited yesterday medium-size- d When brown keeps of the constitution. by TiiitF.K he ranch free and she wrote her mother asking names of the pieces. fresh for weeks. The is the state. versary isFi) f;i:xi:.n.Tios had a lncomo to afternoon the list of add a little wnter nnd allow to conk saving The schools of the use and Tar clear, and fair from many questions, nnd telling her women whose efforts the worth many times the price of the Tho question took on increased public city "I Foley's Honey investments left him by an uele. bo sure and answer them all. She through as usual. When almost tender add san d. when a have planned appropriate services give it to all my chil- community club house, the first in more water seriousness last year part personally lie could well afford to help Jen- had written Lilly once since sho ami following vege- To a small of the lower Pecos river was posted in connection with tho celebration. dren nnd now to mv grandchildren the county, was made possible. The tables one keep celery crisp, put I nie, yet admired her spirit of inde- came west, had sent her a picture cut up fairly small; peeled p,,; to In water in fishermen. At that time Churches nnd other organizations with the same good results. tried laying of tho cornerstone was done bunch of or po- the which against ob- - pendence. Before tho finished of the ranch house, but had heard club carrots, three four it is soaked. the matter was settled through the are being urged to loin In the many kinds ,f roue- medicines, their at an open meeting of Hie tatoes, two or three tomatoes, n servances and to call attention of hut talk sho hud said: nothing from her. which was attended a number of When butter into squares closing of the stream by the state but never want anvthlng by small green pepper, a (or cutting their to the of TTi nnd writes "It's all right for you to help Ma "It's hard to give up a girl you've from the pound for table use, wrap one thickness game commission against even the members Importance Foley's ney Tar," a, was so people city. one can) of peas. Season highly re- nnd the prop- Vs. Wise. little Tom, because Gertlo known all your life." she said to The club not fin- of paper nround the knife blade. land owners fishing In It, This constituted authority Mrs. K. Olson, Superior, building, yet with salt, popper and salt, er of It. was estrh-lishe- d good to her always. But Tim and I herself as she sealed her letter. was for tho occasion celery There will then lie no broken or sulted In the private nesting order observance Foley's Honey rod Tar will wo I ished, gay Cook until all vegetables and meat In 1 875 stood not need anything can't pay wish perhaps I can ask her to ap- ragged edges. withdrawn. This, however, and has the with bunting, Indian rugs, and are tender. Thicken as being s back. soon bo and come and a few weeks with for gravy Cold Is round-abou- of In Venezuela walking-stick- are lest, of time three genera- I'll teaching, stay petizing decorations of canned fruit tea a tood fertilizer for is a t method solving serving by the time Tim is ready me I wonder if Tom I'll wait and scrye. This will servo three house com- made from the backbone of tions. Tt quickly relieves colds, perhaps and vegetables on display. A pro- or four. two, plants. the possible trouble, fame I can let him go to some college. and sen what ma When cooking for Hour should be In and It Is understood sharks stiffened with a rod of nnd croup, throat, chest and says." of talks the club members left-ov- fully covered missioners say. coughs There's a two Yet idea became fixed. Toor gram by tho may be served for a a cool commission will steel. bronchial trouble. Sold everywhere. years' agricultural the and their visitors was followed by dish the dry, place. that the game course now in soma colleges, and Lilly who loved nice things, and vegetable following day. the laying of the cornerstone and Deviled Egg Salad Use enough he declares he is going to be either hated life when she couldn't have a social hour. a or ft I a to eggs to allow three halves to a ranchman farmer. don't them. She would enjoy visit The building was erected entirely two Oiree see the difference, but he seems to the the room was person. For people, cook ranch, guest as a community enterprise, the eggs until hard. Cool, cut In half know." dainty and had its private hath. It for the materials being a deal of differ- would seem to money and remove yolks. Ma.sh the "There's good wonderful Lilly. raised by home cooking sales, bene- yolks nnd season to taste with salt, ence, Jennie, as you'll find out Tomorrow Gertie Hears About fit entertainments and contribut- when visit the ranch." pepper, vinegar, prepared mustard you Lilly. ions- The labor on the building and mayonnaise. Mix to a smooth All these things added to Gertie's was donated men, moth- by the nllhmign paste. Refill tho halved whites. happiness. To know that her six of the women nailed the siding Place on tho she FIRST ASSEMBLY AND Individual salad plates, er would not mips support on the outside of the building them- three halves on a lettuce Gar- to know that Jennie's fu- leaf. gave her, RECEPTION OF YEAR selves. nish with mayonnaise, and ture was provided, for; that she was erected paprika were The cannery which a slice of tomato. would be a teacher, that plans AT UNIVERSITY TODAY and equipped last year, has a range, Banana Float Cook In a double made for Tim what more n n well-beate- being built-i- cupboards and tables, holler two n eggs, to could a girl ask. The first formal and social gath. handy pump and drain and an which have been added one and Tom had a kodak and he lf taught crings of students at the state unl- - enormous pressure cooker which one-ha- cups sreet milk and Gertie to use it. She developed a was the afternoon. will be held today on the opcratind during cup sugar. Cook until It real flair for the picture quality lniversity A demonstration of preparing apples thickens. Chill. Place In dessert a scene, and spent many hours tak oecaslons of the first morning as and tomatoes for in tin dishes and slices of of preserving bananas over ing and developing pictures her sembly at 11 o'clock and the recep cans and o the use of tho Burpee the top. This may be garnished home and the surrounding country tion by the regents and President can sealer which Is installed in the with grated cocoanut. to send to her mother. David S. Hill to the students, kitchen was given early in the Iced Cocoa Boil for ten or fif "I expect the walls are covered alumni and faculty members In tho afternoon. with them." she said laughingly to evening. Tho club room which adjoins the Tom, as she wrapped a package of President Hill will make trn cannerv is 30 by 22 feet. When TRAVEL DAY TO BE her latest phots to send them. opening address to the students at completely finished it will have "Of course they are! You didn't assembly. The university male hard wood floor, composition walls OBSERVED BY CLUB suppose Ma Cummings would put quartet, Mrs. D. W. I'aw and John and will be attractively furnished them out of sight, did you?" He Lukken, music Instructors, will fur- room and cen- R as rest community Travel be nt w a day will observed osenwa mother-in-la- At his nish a had taken to calling the musical program: ter. It is planned to develop Iho woman's club "Ma cummings." Gertie as Governor M. C. Mechem and Mrs in tho club this afternoo': community library when a of well as the others had always Mechem, Nathan Jaffa, president of house. program travel talks and called her "LT" so he fell into line, the board of regents, and Mrs. Talks were made during the aft- music will be given. The principal although he had called his own Jaffa, President Hill and Miss Hill ernoon by Mrs. Htanton Vivian, who paper of the afternoon will be given mm her "mother" always. and a committee of ten students spoke on organization in club work; by Mrs. K. s. Stover who has trav- -- I not! Mrs. Arnold will bo in tho line "Xo guess receiving at the .Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld, who spoke eled abroad Her talk would have to see them anyway! reception on Mrs. John extensively. Men tonight. s community spirit; on last was of Store year's program one I often wonder about Lilly, Tom. who spoke on tho work Strumquist, Kath-erln- e the most Interesting of the season. more ntiont Anti-Vic- e Mrs. Ma don't say anything APPORTIONED of the league; Tho musical will be her. afraid she and Lem don't $4,000 of Santa who program I'm given by Mrs. Colbert C. Root, n get nong very well. He wasn't n FOR USE OF SCHOOLS spoke about the V C. T. U. nnd mon- on the new musician in the city who will had sort eilher makes good Mrs. Keeser, who spoke Mrs. of OF COUNTY OF EDDY Revo- give some piano selections, ey and Lilly thinks a lot that. Daughters of the American Carl Nnnemnn who will T to tie fond of Mrs. Maud Doty, sing, used very Lilly lution convention. Bonn, who will the wlicu were little wo were Special to The Journal. home demonstration agent, play Ma? j&wVr-- TODAY ;"e always county we commenced to Artesia, N. M., 14. The piano. Lewis B. Thompson, who together, then Sept. presided. will and who will dance at the same time. And until treasurer of Eddy county has been members of the club are sing Iiuth Brown, The give a reading. I went to tne Olympic we were just instructed by the county superin- Mrs. Stanley Vivian, president; Mrs. like sinters. I really saw more of tendent to apportion $4,000 to the Koy Boddy, vice president; Mrs. her of Jennie." various districts of the county upon Charles Hall, secretary-treasure- r; HEWETT TO SPEAK ON Here are two big lots of men's fall and winter "Don't worry about Lilly, dear. the basis of their estimates. This Mrs. L. P. Beckham, Mrs. (i. V. She never was your kind, never. amount will be apportioned from Miller and Mrs. Frank Shelly, direc AMERICAN RESEARCH suits which we are on sale at prices You were loo unsophisticated to tho general school fund of 1921. tors; Airs. I. M. Donaldson, Airs. placing today know it, too innocent. But Lilly Over $1,200 dollars are apportlon-jchestc- r Miller, Mrs H. V. Sloan, WORK IN NEW MEXICO - could be looked end ed to the rural school districts. The jjirs, q. a. Hill, Mrs. Kosrtta Wilk- that usually not for until the remaining amount Is apportioned son, Mrs. G. E. Gresham, Mrs. J. N. American monuments near Albti- - to - the county high schools. Hope Parker, Mrs. Sadie Boddy, Mrs. W. qtierque will be the s'lbjcet of a lee- of the season and until necessity for clearing With high school receives $509.20; Arte- A. Goff, Mrs. George Dmisworth, tore to he given at the high school Shave sia receives $1,005.20; Carlsbad Mrs. J. T. Young, Mrs. F. It. Jones, auditorium toninht at S o'clock by stocks had forced prices down. receives $1,150.08 and the Mrs. Henrietta Bailey, Mrs. E. X. Dr. Kdgar D. Hewett. "irector of. Cuticura Dayton school receives $106.80. Wilson, Mrs. G. W. Ferrel!, and the School of American Besearch. j Soap Mrs. Oldham. Tho lecture is to be given under The New. The English language, In a the auspices of the' city hoard of; Way modified form, will ultimately education. While It is intended These are suits which will favorably Without Mu& become the universal tongue, ac- KIN SENDS HER primarily for the benefit of city compare school the is in- cording to one French professor. teachers, public ready-to-we- ar TO PRISON FOR vited Superintendent John Milne with most lines of men's clothing stated last night. THEFT OF JAM - Dr. Hewett Is well known In Al- sold at 50 per cent above these prices. They are - mr' buquerque and has made New Mexico one of his main fields of m ; study for several years. A great well made, correctly fashioned, smartly tailored f i i amount of the research work which has heen conducted In the and in a good assortment of popular materials. . - state has tieen under his supervi-- 1 I 1 f sion, 3 1 NATURE LOVES BRIGHT Is The best way to judge the excellence of this COLORS We see the truth of this state- - unusual offering is to come and see the suits. Look ment in the varicolored flowers, i the vivid sunsets, the birds of them over, inside and out. You will agree with us brilliant plumage. But we never see it exemplified more attrac- - that suit in the two lots a maxi- lively than in the person of a every represents splendidly healthy woman. How mum of value and a does nature paint this health? genuine bargain. Why, in the rosy checks, the transparent skin, the smooth red lips of such a woman. And she molds it in firm flesh nnd round- - ed contours. Tho ailing woman Foresight in buying permits us to open the is deficient in natural coloring, and sho docs pot even appear to fall suit season with this saving event, and equal advantage in clothes that would set off her more attractive sister. foresight on your part will prompt you to investi- Many women who long for glow- r x ing health will .find that they, gate today these suits at too, can have those charms if they will give a trial to that rem- CLEVER FELT HATS edy which brings strength to frail women Dydla K. rinkham's Vegetablo Compound. That Set a New Standard for Values,

and - Quality Styles. j W'- Mi HUNDREDS OF STUNNING ANNOUNCEMENT MODELS Supreme Values See Our Special You are cordially invited to The Rosenwald store policy of greater volume of sales at lower margins Window Display visit tho Ives Greenhouses any r afternoon between the hours of profit applies with equal force and consistency in the store for men. COLORS of two and four. The new NEW management Is very proud of No better illustration can be found than in the special suit offering with NEW the plant, which has been MATERIALS completely remodeled, and Is which we open the new fall season. anxious that friends in Albu- NEW STYLES querque should Bee it In Its Priced Special From : loveliness. There aro few things more n "SAi beautiful than flowers in the Hanan and Sons have The new Dunlap hats course of growth. There Is been making men's nothing more fascinating than for fall and winter are their scientific At tho shoes for many years $2.48 Margaret Geary. raising. stated hours expert horticultur- now on display. Thero and hundreds of thou Up. After naailnir two davs in ih l ists will be glad to show you are marked sands of American men for the alleged theft of -. jar ti tho new Ives . Greenhouses in style been all their clory. all for the have buying them preierves, Margaret Jeary was changes, after REMEMBER freed by a bondsman who heard If you love flowers, siscll a year year, having the of arreut visit will bo interest- better, we believe, and come to story Margaret's ' not only realize that YOU'LL ALWAYS DO BETTER AT brought by her sister, Mrs. Georgo ing but positively exc'tlng. the line includes all of these great boot mak uraay oi JNew xorK. ; There aro new flowers you ers never a de- have not srn, now variations the favored shades and permit Cecil Rhodes, the foundor of or your o,d favorite. The fective shoe to leave colors. The Dun-la- p Rhodesia, is buried on the top of new management is conscious light their factory. a hill in South Africa called of the wonder of It all and feltsN are The new Hanan fall Matoppo. It Is said that there, asks you to share It. supreme MEN'S STORE In his earlier days, he used to hat valuea at and winter shoes for climb and dream of tho future of men are here, at the vast country spread at his THE NEW IVES Home of the Well Dressed Man Who thon he de- 352-35- 3. feet, and that e'on $7.00 Phone Opposite Y. M. C. A. termined that that should bo his GREENHOUSES $15.00 burial Seeks True Economy. place. 913 S. Fourth. Phone 732 Journal Wan A4a Bring Results, 15, 1922. Page Six. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL!1 September

Rita, at present a student of the fifteen miles. Several conversions Montezuma Baptist college at Las were made, and an addition of six LEVY Vegas, has been holding religious new members was made to the SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED services nt the Arkansas Valley church roll. Services closed Tues- church the past week. Large day evening, and Rev. Dempsoy wiil to his Fred Homsher of Albuquerque crowds have been in attendance, return work at the from a distance of FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE SUNSHINE STATE arrived here Saturday and spent people coming a couple of days in the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Koonce. He Charles Owens, Artie Tipton, Joe will go to Ute Park before return- EXPLOSION COSTS MOVIE STAR HER JOB; Morrison, Oscar Smith, Phillip ing home. Mr. Homsher wns a Wnrnica, Jack former resident here, and owns ARTESIA SHE'S SUING PRODUCERS FOR $118,500 PORTALES Johnston, Ralph a near .1 Turner and Leonard Barton. farm Levy. Loved Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Jones have Jack Gibson and Verne Hawkins Syrup Pepsin On Thursday the girls' class of entertained as house guests since of Gould, Okla., are visiting here The Blue Ribbon class of the the Methodist their relatives, Dr. and in the homo of Mr. and Mrs. George First Sunday School, Friday, Gibson. Baptist Sunday School and a by Mrs. William Mrs. J. B. Jones, of Hollis, Okla. By Hosts of Babies tew of taught Rarton, The Southern convention Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis and their friends enjoyed a toaky took lunch nnd went to the Barton Singing son on was held at Dora, tnis county, a Hugh of Claude, Texas, were Rail will fretful party Monday evening nt the home, where they enjoyed a picnic and of a teaipoonfal male a home of Jlrs. C. M. few miles south of Portales, last guests Saturday Sunday and ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE Cole. Mrs. Cole dinner spread under the large was an Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wood and Mr. yoDogiter happy playful is the teacher of the class trees on Sunday anil all day affair, of young the lawn. Before dinner, consisted of a din- J. M. Davis. They left Monday Thousands of parents are asking ladies. Jinny costume's a and big picnic mother Las her choice of themselves, " Where can find a trust- amusing r ' the girls bad gay time wading ner the noon a for their home after a tour THE I were worn. Old 4-- at hour, and splen- partial remedies for her worthy laxative that anyone in tite fashioned girls If : ' and afterwards a swim in a large af- of the state. many baby's and the modern If V"Vi did program, both morning and minor ills, but she should be care- family can use when constipated?" flapper mingled t&ftrtA cement tank. Later they had a Contractor Wood and Mrs. Wood io together ns the a... ternoon. The address of welcome ful which she selects lest I urrje you try Syrup i'rnsin. ragged tramp and watermelon feast. The girls who H. W. in left Friday to spend a few days in remedy I will nladty provide a liberal free the dudes Joined in was made by Morrison, battle, an the merry enjoyed the happy day were, the ad- Roy and Mosquero, after which she do the child harm. Whnt sample snfjicirnt for adequate games. The first was the morning, and the afternoon be safe test. Write me where to send it. prize Misses Grace Williams, Laura Of Por- will go to Oklahoma to visit might for Address Dr. W. Caldwell. to , dress by the Rev. J. F. Nix, they It. 515 presented Hiss Alberta lioum.-in- Turner. Mnrjorie Hopper. Verona herself do in- Illinois. who wore a tales. This town was well repre- relatives. may Washington St., Alonticelto, ente burlap skirt, with Thompson, Clovis Henry Mrs. of coun to an infant. Do it nowl sea grass Garrett, sented. The Baptist male quartette Grace Ogden Mora, jury trimmings. Ken Dunn Denison, .leanett and Allene Barton Methodist ty superintendent of schools was a You will find that nnd Evelyn Mullock deserve men- and Jewell Cox of and the male quartette Steijiville, Texas. both with the music. Many guest Thursday in the homo of if the little one tion for costumes. A to helped unique portion The Misses Grace and Eula solos and Prof, and Mrs. Emmett E. John-- J cries and doesn't waters nnd which of the was devoted to of beautiful class songs, powders, may evening play- : Little Rock. Ark., who were and It son. t want to that concentrate the blood and ing outdoor games while re- a-- quartettes enjoyed, t play dry up the have spent tbe summer months was a to bo remembered Mrs. Henry Schmidt gave a re-- 1 its bowels are co- the skin; or mercurial calomel, maining time was devoted to eat- with Mrs. Fannie Rob- day long - their aunt, those who attended. On the ception Wednesday afternoon in First which salivate and loosen ing watermelons. inson, and their grandparents, left by honor of Mrs. Louis of Las nstipated. may Rehearsals have been same day, a Singing convention was Tripp look carefully to the teeth. conducted Thursday for their home. at a few miles west of Vegas, who is visiting friends here. this week n held Floyd, the diet and eive for the big American S. A. Greaves, of the Tortales A social session was and many Portalesites Interspersed one-ha- lf Use a safe laxative like show, which will be Amar-1- 1 Portales, the chilij of Syrup presented Valley News was a visitor in A with music tcaspoonful 'he latter of wero also in attendance. during the afternoon, Dr. Caldwell's Pepsin, and especially for the part the month. Id. Texas, and attended the Labor was and a delicious lunch of sandwich-- i Syrup Pepsin. The show. "The Music Hox on splendid musical program You will then sco results in a children, for invalids, growing Hevac," a, li. VV 'MK:''.u., Day celebration Monday. both and after- es, cake, lemonade nnd coffee was will be under the direction ,T. rendered, morning few hours. You will have to girls, nursing mothers, elderly of Mrs. Mesdamos L. L. Brown and B. at the noon a boun- served to Mesdames Tripp. Zimmer- not Kuth Skeen. A well-know- n noon, and hour on babies and opcr-ute-d and Friddy delightfully entertained on wan man, Hanke, Schipman, Johnson, force it or children: people, persons recently talented cast has been tiful picnic dinner enjoyed. ask for it is so upon who need bowel notion secured. Wednesday evening at the Prlddy Mrs. Doekhorn of Yeso, N. M.. Koonce, Bolt, Ely, Kalvelage, and they actually it, Lewis Hale, who has fcH-ousl- y pleasant-tastin- g with the least strain. Mrs. Lillian been v- home, (luit a number of young hero and visited the hostess, nnd to Mrs. Richard and free from ill during tbe past weeks, was - lailies and with a lawn arrived Thursday Urcnington of Woodruff, S. to gentlemen with her sons, Frank, and Dock and Hanke and Miss Myrtle Miller, who griping. C, taken Meridian, .Miss., by his err party In honor of the Misses Eliza- are here from always gives her children Dr. brother and sister. wife, until Sunday. visiting Chicago. Dr. Caldwell's is Caldwell's beth and Maurlne l'riddy and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Forbes en- Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Libby, of Syrup Pepsin Syrup Pepsin, and The Artesia Concert band a Mrown who were in a of senna Mrs. A. 13. Blondin of gave Lester leaving tertained as Sunday dinner guests. Nolan were guests Sunday in the compound Egyptian Muskegon, concert on Main street on Satur- a and with aroma-tic-s. will few days to attend school. The Mr. and Mrs. John and home of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. J. Bolt. pepsin agreeable Mich., not have any other day night. The band has been re- George former at Wayland Baptist College, Miss Mary George. Garth Kyler and Joel Stuart arc The ingredients are Btated laxative in her home. Your inforced by high school students, at and the latter daughter, school Miami on the is will who now l'lainview, Tex., The Methodist missionary society attending high at package. It a mild, druggist supply you, nnd it are in Artesia for the nt Friends ev- Winter. University, Wichita, was entertained at the home of this year. gentle vegetable laxative that only costs a cent a dose. Try it Kans. The evening was enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Miller Gibson and finds effective and in Mrs. M. S. Wirtncv. Mrs Carl Turner on Thursday af eryone pleasant. constipation, colic, biliousness, of Dalits with lawn games, The following Cox of Mound motored for and Texas, is .son! ternoon with Mrs. as hostess, family Wagon It is belter you yours than flatulency, headaches, nnd to visiting with her young ladies and gentlemen were out to the Arkansas Valley dis- coal-ta- r Harvey Witlney. After devotional led by the presi purgatives, drugs, or salt break up fevers and culds. present: Misses Elizabeth and Mrs. Claud Jones, the meet- trict Thursday and attended church The Christian Endeavor Mamine Mardell Morrison, dent, 'of the society Priddy. ing was given over to the leader services that evening. Presbyterian church motored Ella Fuller, Esther Tinsley, Grae.e Or. Suh-ie- Mrs. Eva Watkins of "to thhe l'ecns river of lesson, Mrs. J. Greaves. Wagon bridge last and Caroline Bradley, Ruby Shock, lesson was Alaska. Mrs. J. Mound spent Saturday and Sundny Thursday evening, where n Hancock. Prebble of picnic Mary Elizabeth T. Wilcox read a very interesting in the home of her parents, Mr. 'supper was enjoyed by about 40 Burton Denison, .Tasamine E. and Boon, paper, and several talks were and Mrs. J. Robinson, her 'young people. The trip was made La, Von Brown, Gladys Tt wife. in automobiles. Falrley, listened to with interest. was brother, Mark Robinson, and .Several members and Vera. Black: Messrs. Lester at that th Mr. and Mrs. J. Thompson have of the party went into the water Curtis Boon. decided this meeting ror a Brown. Joel Fuller, District Missionary conference gone to' Wagon Mound for a few cool dip. others built fires Weldon Detherldge, Reed Mitrrell, and soon to leave for for marsh would meet in Portales some time days expect roasting Kenneth Livingston. Prof. II. A. the last half of October. Albuquerque. floor games wero Welnies Harriet Hammond, Turn during and enjoyed. Hunter, Vassar Smith, James The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Turn- Dr. Henry Schipman, Mr. and SEPT. many other good things to eat or, Clinton John Ballow, 20 C. of Mr. and constituted the Harriet Hammond used to be a star in the Mack Sennett constella- Fairley, er, served refreshments to Mrs. H. Hanke, Levy; supper. Kldi-idg- Price, Curios Cleary and Mrs. C. II. Hanke. Sr., Miss Myrtle Mrs. tion week. That was before an explosion of dynamite at ladies. DAY Anderson, who is at $1,000 per 111., nnd Mrs. i Mrs visiting did so to her Ruffin Sledge. Miller of Chicago, Penrley Ceorge. fell from a the Fox film studios which, she charges, many things that Mr. and Mrs. J. ,T. Cutter are Richard Hanke of Forest Park,! porch on and now the Fox for $118,500. ONLY ari3 Thursday afternoon. Sev- she lost her job is suing corporation entertaining in their home, a niece 111., who are visiting here, went eral ribs were broken. Miss Smith on a com- A of Mrs. Cutter's, Mary to Las Vegas Monday AFTERNOON AND NIGHT large number of the members of Lamesn, Tex. LAS VEGAS bined business and of Artesia No. pleasure trip. lodge 11, I. o O F peclally local Mexicans, attended on Friday evening. A large num- Mike Llndscy, left Tuesday for j Neil Bolt went to Wagon Mound First Time Here of the Giant Combination and Sunrise liebekah ; lodge, No. the trial of Martinez Eredio, con- ber were present and a delightful Wichita. Kans., where he entered Monday to enroll as a student in are making arrangements to attend A wedding of much interest to will he the ducted in Gilbert's court last evening resulted. Delicious water- the Wichita Business College. the high school where he grand lodge meeting in Clay- Judge The Portnles band have an- Las Vegans took place last Satur- a of the senior class this ton. C. Bert week. A charge of assault was melon was served to the guests. boys when Miss Elizabeth member 1 Smith, a member ot nounced they will continue the day evening, year. the Artesia lodge, is sec- the man Mrs. A en became the bride of the grand brought against by group of the younger set Friday evening open-ai- r concerts J. Pitcher Rev. Geo. D. Dempsey of Santa retary. Deo Calloway. joyed a social on on the court house lawn until John DeWitt Veeder at Mr. Veed-er- 's About 40 friends Saturday evening on the Plaza. Mrs. Veed- of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Brownlie an- on the Methodist church October fi, if the weather permits. home Forrest Haughtellng the lawn, er was a resident of Richmond. Va., surprised nounce the arrival of a nine complimentary to Miss Lorie Davis The many friends of Prof. Eu newly married couple on Monday pound Butts and Miss Mable Burke. but came to New Mexico to head evening at a late hour boy, born on Sunday evening at and Miss Gladys Cowan, who left gene vocational center at by appear- their home on West Main street. this week to attend college. The were much surprised to learn of the training ing at their new home with tin on at Santa Fe. About a year ago she A number of young people place was ideal for a social of this their marriage Wednesday, buckets, cowbells and other noise large church parsonage. The was transferred to Ias Vegas nnd makers. After a few are leaving Artesia to attend col- - type. Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Davi; the Baptist time been in minutes of the Re- Rev. J. F. Nix. pastor of the Pap since that has charge m iff this racket, the visitors were in- lego and universities during the chaperoned merry group. of center here. tasty'tandy freshments wero served by Misses ist church, performed the cere- the Training vited into the house by the host scholastic year. Among those who two Mr. Veeder has resided in Las left are Miss llul-loc- Adele Ohnemus and Mildred Krisch mony. This couple are popu and hostess. Refreshments were this week Ethel Vegas since 1881, coming here for Texas University; Misses to the following guests: Misses lar school teachers of this county. served to all present. Mr. Mrs. Butts will be nt home from Ann Arbor, MIoh., where he Mr. nnd Mrs. Laura Pearson, Nila Wingfield, Vesta Frisch, Lorlo Davis, Beatrice nnd law. He Harold Kelnath. at where they both have received his education in Mr. and Mrs. Walter T)oro Russell and Chester Russell, Davis, Gladys Cowan, Zanalda Rndgers, of the best known attorneys Perrlman and Kirk-patric- k, ns com- is one for of New Mexico; Mann. Effie Glover, Lorene positions teachers for the in- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Story have re- the University school. in the state and is very much deuciaiSANDWICH M James for the University and Messrs. Fred Cole. ing year in tbe Consolidated m turned from Santa Fe, where they Stagner, G. S. Jones arrived terested in educational institutions. attended Fiesta. of Arizona; Clarence Stoldt and Lewis Cole, Ralph Davis, Ralph Mr. and Mrs. a of the SPREAD the a few and will mane He has twice been member J Newman Smith, for the Reed. Henry Davis, Herman Cole, days ago m Tbe enrollment in the Artesia University erect- -' noara oi reg. ui ip schools of Miss Lorle Davis, Lloyd Cowan, Russell Rogers, and tales their home. They are W public increased during the Oklahoma; ino-- ow n east- - cu u un. OneofUfDclicia M for Clarendon College, and Miss Clint Cole, mndevn buntra the .iu iast week. Many students continue of near the new Mr. and Mrs.'Veeder are at home meats to in all Gladys Cowan, Messrs. Lloyd The Indies of the Fresbvterlan ern part town high Plaza. M M enroll departments. The school which will soon at their apartment on the package enrollment on the was Cowan nnd Pwight McCree to the Missionary Union surprised Mrs. building, Donald Stewart and Mrs. opening day Presby-;b- e Mrs. GOO Southern Methodist at E. E. Mathes, wife of the ready for occupancy. more than pupils. The total University a Jack Stewart entertained several enrollment is to be over Dallas. terian pastor, on Friday night with Miss Juanita Ryther. former after- expected a in Portnles who has been en- tables of bridge. Thursday ,00. A baby girl was born to Mr. and miscellaneous shower, honor girl, noon nnd will be hostesses to h on of her About 15 ladies in newspaper work In Wichi- IAA DOUBLE tENCTlil The alumni of the Artesia high Mrs. Kverett Saturday night. birthday. gaged thimble on Saturday after- I , for two years, party IUU MORE THAN OWE AND Va MILES ILOMO School are to an Rev. and Mrs. Tom V. Cox, pas- were present. ta, Kans the past homo of Mrs. Donald planning organize Parent-Teacher- s' Mr. nnd Mrs. noon at the alumni association to further the tors of the Nazarene church, have Tbe first meeting of the is visiting her parents. Sixth street. DOORS OPEN AT I AND 7 AT 2 AND P.M. was conduct- IT. B. and friends in Stewart on North 8 athletics, standards nnd rank of returned from Hamlin, Texas, association Bvther, ninny S. Moore entertained ed West Side school on Mon- Mrs. J. ONE TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHIMC the local high school. A large where they attended a camp at the this city. ladies at a thimble party last afternoon. A number of Mr, and Mrs. ,T. B. Bynum and :0 Tickets on Kale Show Hay at O. IV. Matsuu'a ISook Store, Sumo number of the of the day large P.os-wel- nt graduates left week for l, Saturday afternoon the Rectory. Tilgh school are now living in Ar Attorney P. E. Ferree has re the teachers and school patrons children, last Ruth was Prices as Charged on Show Grounds. he were Mrs. B. A. wbrre will remain in- Little Blllie Springer tesia, including members of the turned from Albuquerque, where present. Bishop, they hostess to 12 of her little friends rlasses of '12, '14, '15, '16, '17, '18 attended tho republican state con president of the organization, pre- definitely. nt her home on If. the last conference year Friday nfternoon 19. '20. '21 and '22. vention. "Judge" Ferree is well sided. Rev. R. Coffey, pastor During Boulevard, in celebra- leader of the First Christian church, ad- there have been 20!) people re- Hot Springs ; Frank Joyce, president of the known as a prominent party church tion of her fifth birthday. tfoyce-Pru- it Ar- in of the state. dressed the assembly. Miss Alma ceived the Methodist company, was In this section t"o A week-en- d camping party was to busi- Misses nnd Esther LaDue Givens, of the city here. Many of them moved here tesia last week, attending Emma superintendent re- last and Sunday a re- She urged that the from olher states and were entoyed Saturday ness matters, concerning the Ar- were hostesses nt delightful schools, spoke. Gallinas canyon above Hot Springs, of tha new teachers in parents with the faculty ceived by tesia house the company. ception for en- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Philhour, An es- - the Artesia schools at their home in the plans of the school. Mrs. Carl Turner delightfully by unusually large crowd, D. C. and two sons, Charles and Howard; tertained the Ellen Jones U. Miss and a few invited guests Dr. and Mrs. Faul D. Henry, chapter Ailcen Laird, Miss Juanita Hold- on Tuesdav nfternoon, Ml U II s at her home and W. W. Ly- ma i K !lH h nitD.IK' ,KiTJr VMVX.?7Ar with a lawn party. Tables were er, Dr. J. J. Hilton via ynini' iJMaira nv '' aiimr warn KwrnrX'- on lawn for "rook" nnd ons. placed Mrs. Edward Comstock was "forty-two,- " nnd those who wished, of the whlled awav the hours with games, hostess to the Ladles League the church. Tues- "Say, fellows, looh at while others snent the time socially. First Presbyterian on chief I he afternoon at her home big Say can't The hostess, during the afternoon, day street. break away till he e served Ice and cake. The North Eighth The Friday Bridge cluh met Fri- hit Kellogg" e Corn Portales ladies who enjoyed the with Mrs. John flahct! Caett he hnowi occasion were. Mesdames Wollnrd, day afternoon Menrs. Robblns. good things, aw' right I" Anderson, Taylor. Bryant, Clifford Flew entertained Hancock, T.faeli, Jones, May. Mrs Blbble. two tables of bridge Wednesday Hardy, Harris, Oldham, and a number of friends Wright, Greaves, Pledge, McGee. afternoon af- at a sewing party on Friday Richards of Florida, nnd Mrs. Cox home on East and Miss Jewell Cov, of ternoon, at her daughter. Lincoln avenue. Stephenville. Tex. will he given Williams, son of Dr. nnd A concert recital Dudley next Tuesday evening in llfield Mrs. D. B. Williams of Estancia, ,. hv Clem Samford, a was Portales friends on .indium visiting young Las Vegas musician. Saturday nnd Sunday. The Wil- talented under the was for The concert will be given Mighty appetizing liams family many, years, of the music department residents of this city. auspices of the woman s ciuu wiu. Interest Is being manifested In Mrs. J. W Mttlr, Nazarene tent services Adolphlne Kohn. the meeting R W. Prentice nnd Mrs. the with with the Revs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mrs Mr. to in Charles O'Malley, assisting;. day of open evangelists Albiiiiierrue, to attend are in at- Samford will leave Friday charge. Large crowds s scnooi ol munv, tendance each evening. tho David Mann Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeff Cutter and in New York City. Cornflakes Miss Jeanette Lewis was the their niece. Miss Odessie Cutter, of Mrs Charles Mrs. J. Cut- house Kuest Kelloggs daughter of Mr. nnd J. the first of the week ter, were visitors In Amarillo, Tex., Daugherty, of W. n "sweet-hearts-of-lbe-cor- n" seem to" Miss Lewis Is the daughter Those sunny-brow- from until Wednesday. big, just Sunday M and formerly a resident Thev were the guests in the home Lewis, sum- littlest "star boarder" to the eldest! of' this city. She spent the going right, from the of Mr. and Mrs. Day. and attended Is get things of the mer in Missouri nnd returning hit-the-sp- ot initiation of the Knights Bccaubs hats and Corn Flakes as no other cereal ever could; th" to home in Whittirr, Calif. Worth Thoroughbred hats For, Kellogg's Ku Klux Klan, on Monday evening. her Is Hall nnd son left Miss Rose Condon spending continuous taste-thri- ll I Mrs. Jessie with her nunt, Mrs Car- ,'arc made us in our own we can and they are a here for Lubbock. Tex., the week by factory, Sunday rie Downing, in Amarillo, Tex. where Mrs. Hall will visit her par- left last .the which wonderful in flavor and J. F. Miss I.orrlne Lewry, guarantee quality we build into Tempting in their appearance, supreme ents. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney, Ariz., where she two weeks nnd then will go to week for Wilcox. Corn Flakes for employed as a teacher in hat. crunchy and crispy to the very last degree, Kellogg's Venice, a suburb of Los Angeles, has been every will her hus- the public schools. TO DEALERS' If in to eat for breakfast, Calif., where she .loin of Temple, Tex., are and a revelation good things where thVy will reside. Kahlo Carson, A Worth hat or give both Worth and really truly band, was a Kuest at the H. G. Coors Thoroughbred jhatjwill ht Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hill are d. for meal and for between-time- s nibbles! homo throughout the week-en- Thoroughbred hata any a visit from their daughter, was a guest you an unusual amount of service and hold of Tex. Herbert Wildensteln are not told in your Mrs. Bartlett, Lainesa, of D. W. Condon, dur- How all vour folks will to get Kellogg's; how they'll appre On Sitndav. Mr. ami .Mrs. i inuu at the home its the of aik about delight last week. shape under hardest kind use. locality, ui or .Tones delightfully entertained with ing returned Sunday our unuiual dealer are never two-cour- Parncll ciate crispness. For, Kellogg's tough leathery 1 o'clock, dinner, nt Robert ' Kellogg's Dame university "some their home on the East side. Places night to Notre propoiition. hard to eat! You'll see and little bowls come back for after spending the summer months (or big wero laid nt a beautifully appointed Mr. and Mrs. W. tt.ide for Mr. and Mrs. . II. Mc with his parents. RRlsfttLKTCo. more Kellogg's, Mother, please!" Donald nnd sons. Howard and Har H. Parnell. old McDonald: Mr. ana .irs. i r.. order insist nnd CUT THIS OfT IT IS WORTH When you Kellogg's today upon Sutton and daughters. Lucille MONEY nnd tne Hosts. WlNTloUt8.U.SA, delicious Corn Flakes in the iwothv Sutton, Cut o U this slip, enclose with 5c KELLOGG'S the Cin Saturday evening, Miss Laura 2836 hostess nnd mall It to Foley & Co., largut Manufacturers iFtt Hall Witt tftht Alleghenj Mountain rfbMtlM&W and bears the Turner wns the charming Sheffield Ave., Chic go, 111., writ- RED GREEN package! It signature a hunch of girls and hoys to large ing your name and address clearly. or uorn lanes. Ji of the younger set. honoring her will receive in return a trial riRCTFD of w K eugg originator r v cousin. Miss Jewell Cox, You guest and pneknge containing Foley's Hone ARE ITI of Stephenville, Tex. Those who for GENUINE WITH0UT nnd re- nnd Tar Compound coughs. CORN enjoyed the lawn games colds and croup; Foley Kidney freshments were Misses Jewell in sides and Gar- Pills for nains back; Cox Grace Williams, Clovis rheumatism, backache, tldney and rett' Bonnivell Taylor. Elizabeth and Deni- bladder ailments; oley Greaves, iris Rabble, Henry Tablets, a wholesome and sssjbp' son. Kathryn Kenaday, Irene Stew- cleansing cathartlo for OUie nnd thoroughly And' na dfi0JMoRX art, Mable Ballow. constipation, biliousness, head- FXAICES Ophelia Greer, nnd Blanch Reddell, aches, ntid sluggish bowels. Sold of Clovis. nnd Glena Todd of Texico, everywhere. SI Arthur DeK'urto. N. M.: Messrs. Willlnm Garrett. Ruffin Sledge, Holland has 030 mllei of ca- - Alio maker of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES and KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and krumblod ITeber Stewart, Howard Fletcher. mils. September 15, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page Seven.'

Methodist Sun- pit at the church on local talent under the leadership day. "If of Ed M. Florin was well attended MAGDALENA Miss Velma Dickens Is in Albu- CLOVIS BELEN RATON ir WINSLOW at the school nuditorium, last Sat- b mm querque in the noma of staying -- urday evening. her sister, Mrs. Brown and J:L &5S Vergte William Groth is again In the On afternoon 8 attending school. Mrs. re- sstm Thursday from Laura Hart, most worthy Miss Electa Wcstfall has Jelfs, who receiv-p'- William Norman, who has been nt Los to 5 W. H. Holten was in the Duke Hairy recently l hospital Angeles, having o'clock, the ladles ot tha Home grand matron of the O. E. S., and turned from a week's visit with in tho at Los a Mr. re- mm, City a of appointment in the Annapolis hospital Angeles for suffered Groth : Missionary society of the K. portion the past week, who also organized tho Eastern friends in Socorro, N. M., and is N ival the past few months, returned. this sustained to his mssj., x ,1; .I'M - academy, left Saturday even- cently Injuries church were enter- transacting business and attend- Star in New Mexico in as Yul- Or. s m. delightfully lodges the again engaged teacher at ing for Annapolis, where he will week. Mr. Norman suffered a vertebrae. HttH atinlirh ml Hut rulioralHli tained in the home of lira. Walter ing the republican convention. of eneia. lan IK ' ' Mi,..- -' TMC IN. early days the lodge life in this enter preparatory school. He grad- paralytic stroke. His many friends Mrs. Violet and Miss f Medley, who Is of the so- Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Estes of state, visited Mrs. is spend-- I Carner H.LA. MelNlnJ m a.,,.-"- president Keystone chapter, Henry Schmarge uated in tlio class of 11)21, Raton are glad to see him up and about Francis entertained a T tnHhw rti,,,).... .U.m-- IMH1 f Mrs. over Quemado motorod to Magdalena was two in Maynard MFTHftn M rrt ciety. Medley presided Monday night, and entertained ing weeks with relatives high school. again, number of the ladles from "f. the meeting. After tha of on Monday on business. by its members. While in Clovis Carlsbad. young Key N,. 'A'i, l. Angelfi, ('tillf. study Herbert a former Tho annual reception held at the the Santa Fe offices with a G tho lesson and business matters Little Craig McSpaddon who Mrs. Hart Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Abell and son, Wil- Messner, Raton Methodist church for the Avoid lnliiil.int Method Imitators, haB been ill sev- boy who is now holding a commis- teachers o'clock dinner at tho home of the cared for, a special hour was en- for the past Mrs. A. L. Dillon. liam, returned last week from a sion of the schools, last The ladles voted to eral weeks, is convalescent. in the United States army as city Friday former, Tuesday. joyed. give Mrs. Leymann of month's nuto trip to California. a to" evening, was well attended. Roy a soon, and the of Adolph Goesling and son of near Dallas, Tex., lieutenant and Is attached the Vance H. Wilson, chief dispatch- play people arrived Monday to visit with her A, Stephenson returned from hip radio branch of tho Chambers and wife had charge of Magdalena will have the pleasure St. Johns, Ariz., were in Magdalena vacation to California where service, passed tin' a er for the Santa Fe railway, Is the first of Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Rey- trip through Raton tho latter of program and general a much needed vacation In of seeing a "Tom Thumb Wed- the week. Goesling nolds. he visited relatives and friends. the part was hold which taking the is a brother of and anil week with Mrs. Messner en meeting the White mountains south of ding," performed by little tots. Henry Goesling Mrs. Walter Burnett, Lola routo from permitted all the city people to The hostess served dainty refresh- they have been visiting at the Lynell Skarda was host to a Billie Burnett left on for his station nt Long here. C. M. Scott ot Frescott is number of his friends birth- Friday "ranch, N. to San meet the now teachers. Refresh- ments to tha following guests: Mrs. Goesling vanch near Datil for the at a a fortnight's visit with relatives In J., Antonio, ments were served. relieving Mr. Wilson. Bon-et- day party at his homo. Favors Tex., under an official Killion, Mrs. Snodgrass, Mrs. t, past week. of Springerville, Ariz. transfer. Monroe entertained Alonzo Buchanan was In the baseballs and powder were Hoan Miss Teresa Mrs. Cobble. Mis. Hammond, Mrs. Juo Reed of Socorro spent puffs Henry Enderstein, who has been nyron lert Sunday morn- tho olnr, city the first of the week, having af- given to the children. Delicious ing for Friday Night Bridge at Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Tuesday in Magdalena, looking the guest of tho Hallama's nml Albuquerque, where he will her apartments at the Winslow been only recently released from Simons, Mrs. Mrs. ter business affairs and calling on refreshments were served. The fol- in enter the 1'niversity of New Mexi-e- the at Los Mr. Suits, Sullivan, lowing were Enderstein's Helen, for several; hotel last week. Several couples hospital Angeles. Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Bieler and Mrs. old friends. Mrs. Reed was a youngsters present: days returned on to Spring- - Byron graduated In the wero The hostess served Buchanan was en route to Knnx-vill- e, former here. Pauline Cawthome, Winston Arch- Friday of and since tiien has been present. Phillips. resident ervllle. Ariz. a two-cour- luncheon. Tenn., where he will visit Donald Camern of N. ie, and Maxino Hogden, Katherine in the office here. Miss Ida Blgbee, who was a com- Lcmttar, Miss Bonita Barror returned last; employed post Mrs. Robert Borden and daugh- relatives, before returning, was business visitor in town Miller. J. B. Jordan. Arthur Lee necom-- The. mercial teacher in the Magdalena M., a week from Ohio, where she l first picnic of the Girl ter, Miss Marguerite have returned Joseph Fischer has left for Pan now a of this week. and Walter Chris Zerwer, David was on - high school the past year, is portion Emmert, Pauline panied her grandmother and has simpers held Friday even- to this city after having spent the Francisco and Lns Angeles, where a student in a buslnoes college in Mrs. Walter Cook has returned Skarda, Helen enrolled in tho Helen school ing nt the picnic grounds on North he will visit relatives the next to Lulkart, William Wetzel, Delbert high summer months with relatives at for Seattle, Wash. her home here after a delight- Mrs. Nannie Kaglo and her First street. In spite of the showr Riverhnnk. Calif. few weeks. ful with rela- and Phama Wright. Lucy Anna and Jlul-vane- y 'he Miss Alleene Ruesel and moth- summer visit spent granddaughter, Miss Maurine pienic wns enjoyed and a camp W. A. Vandebur and wife have carloads of local in tives in California. On return" Jack Duncan, Dorothy Campbell, tire Several the er, who have been Magdalena her of Manzana, N. M., arrived built. bc-- n called to on she visited at Silver Stewart Hatch, Pauline Mandell, Bollevlew, Kans., members of the American Legion for several weeks, guests in the trip City in Helen on Friday. Mrs. Kagle Tho reception given by the Li- account of the sudden death of will leave the latter of this Barrowdale home and visiting oth- with a sister. Mrs. Cook made the Harry Hlghfill, Jr., Kathleen and is in Belen schools part Tomy Hewett, and Anderson. teacher the brary board In honor of the teach- Mrs. Vandebnr's mother. They week for Douglas to attend the er relatives, left the past week for round trip by auto. Joyce again this year and Miss Mulvnney ers of the schools was well left of week and will Ros-wel- Mrs. W. C. city Tuesday this state convention. The following their home In Phoenix, Ariz, Calvin Duncan hns gone to l, Zerwer, Mrs. F. B. has matriculated in tho high school. attended and much a month. Mil- Herod and Mrs. enjoyed by remain in Kansas for officers will nttend: Commander Mrs. William was where he will attend the John were Sehoemaker came those f'res-wel- Snodgrass Hyatt Miss Margaret present. The librarian gave Mrs. Frank D. Howe is in Los Joseph Lelherman, George l, Our Bread Bakers hostess to the of the itary school. lie was accompanied hostesses at a delightful bridge down home in a member luncheon from her Albuquer- talk on "What the teacher may Angeles this week visiting friends. Jonsl Mendor, William Dar- Home Thurs- to Roswell by Jack at the Harvey house. tho Mar-ria- l, Missionary Bociety 6, Cunningham, que lust week to be ready for expect from the library and what Mrs. Gus Lcsoman of San ling and Chas. Moyer. day afternoon from 3 to 6 . ''lock, who is visiting his brother. Covers were laid for 40 guests. Tho new school Miss Schumaker the - year. library may expect from the N. M., who is her son, nt east are In long table was in visiting her home in the pa1- of Fruit wagons coming every beautllully arranged is instructor in domestic science teacher," The Board wishes to and family of this city, has are past masters in tha art ot v with largo baskets ot Black-Eye- d Harry, np'.i.rri) his tuck. town. day with apples, peaches, pears tho high school. In every wny with the suffered a stroke of par- diz- making delicious loaves ot "tha A. D. and from tho Rio Grando Susans and golden rod. After Okla- recently Backache, rheumatic pains, of R. Thomas, R. Atkinson, grapes Miss Amy Remmers of si'hoid for the best cause of edu- and is to be in a ziness staff life." Have you tried our D. Daw- luncheon, bridge was at in alysis reported and blurred vision are symp- bread of H la Pratt Barndollar, and H. valley. plaved the homa is the teacher of English cation. A short musical program serious condition. toms of trouble. hus- late? so light, son returned from the Gila Mrs. Talley Cook and children home of Mrs. Herod. The guests was kidney "My white, and wholesome-m- ore river, were: the high school this year. given and refreshments were Everett Walcott, wife and small band had a bad back," writes Mrs. pure where they spent the week fishing. of Monticello, will move to town Mesdames R. F. Pixley, F. F. Heat ley of Colorado Springs, served. like eating angel caka than children E. E. M. son, have left for Los Angeles, M. McCullough, Easton. Pa. "When Mrs. Atkinson accompanied the the coming week, that tho Dennis, Chapman, Dalton Colo., is to teach science and mathe- The where will visit relatives the sat ordinary bread. S. Pritch-ar- d, Hesperian club held its first they he .'own he could hardly get up party as chaperon and cook. may have advantage of the Mag- Reed, A. Jones, John O. matics in the high school. John A. meeting last Tuesday at tho home next few weeks. and then he would be drawn over The Misses Peterson and Banta dalena schools. Barry. H. Miller, O. A. Ramp is tho teacher of of is able to he Kid- 13. Mrs. Content. have an William Shanks tip to one side. He tried Foley Coffee-vlil- e, Mrs. J. Watson of Aragnn Chas. Scheurlch. Frances They 111 returned to their home in Mayhall. manual training and athletics. He on and around after having been pills and cured him." a vis- was a visitor several H. G. Springfield, E. interesting program English ney they Kans., after delightful Magdalena Harry Miller, was engaged as instructor in the and American with typhoid fever for the past few Foley Kidney Pills quickly relieve PIONEER BAKERY it of several weeks with Mrs. days the past week. R. Hardwick, O. A, Campbell, F. ' ol the Literature planned. Pratt E. engineering department The Sorosls will start Its weeks. kidney and bladder trouble. Sold Barndollar, a sister of Miss Banta. Miss Elizabeth McLaren has gone Dice, W. L. Price, F. M. Malone, state college last year. regular 20" South First Street Felix C. meetings the last of the month. The musical comedy staged by everywhere. On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. to Kelly, where she is a teacher in Mandell, E. Worrell, J. S. Miss Mary Fitzgerald has also Mrs. school. Skarda, Chas. A. W. William Arkell Is tha presi- John S. Mactavish was hostess to the Kelly Shannon, been in Belen for some time from dent of tho the ladies of Social Circle of Skarda, H. D. Scott Mc- the club, and they have the Emmert, her home in Illinois and is a splendid of work outlined. the church. Dowell, T. S. O. McDowell, J. T. of tho main build- plan Presbyterian R. E. principal grade The program committee which has Mrs. E. L. Enloe and son Carey Wilcox, Tracey. Willard ing. been of are one of I WAGON MOUND Swancy, Kittrell, J. T. Miller, A. L. In the busy through the summer, Socorro, occupying Mrs. White, who teaches consists of Mrs. R. H. Carter. Mrs. the Mactavish near I Dillon, W. F. Dillon, Geo. Roberts comes Socorro. bungalows, the fifth grade from Jay T. Conway and Mrs. James K. Mactavish residence. Mrs. Knloe and guests, Mrs. Roberts, H. V. Miss Irene McSnrley one of the W left W. 8. Everett Hunt. Mondny Frogress club will See hat Dress Headauarters is in Mr. Mrs. D. Burnett Stonehill, Cnrmack, came a teacher the high school and and II. teachers in tho first grade hold Its Mon- car on Tusha, Woods and Frank first meeting next Carey is a student in the grammar Sunday morning in their Hugh from Silver City tho last of the Miss Bessie school. a ten vacation which will Burns. ot school. day evening. Lodge day's trip week for the opening is tho president of this organiza- Henry Enderstein passed through include Colorado Springs, Pueblo, The members of the guard team Mrs. Collier of Albuquerque vis- tion. Denver of Woman's The next meeting of the City Magdalena, spending Sunday with and other Colorado points. the Benefit association ited the Gaithcr's and her sister, Federation will an educa- friends here. Ha was en route to Will Arnold returned home of the were a Dobbs weekend. Mrs. feature Maccabees, given Mrs. last tion department, and it is hoped to Fol-- g liis home in Springerville, Ariz, af- Tuesday morning from a three most enjoyable swimming party Dobbs accompanied her home for have an exhibit at of owned the ter a visit of several weeks weeks' visit with his Mr. pictures owing with parents, Monday evening by their captain, a week's vacation. loenlly. friends and relatives and Mrs. M. of Miss tho swim dep- In various Arnold, Aurora, Julia Ogee. After Mrs. Lillie R. Moores, state Mrs. places in Texas. Colo. He made the trip in his car. from 4 to 6 p. m., the girls were uty of the W. B. A., spent most or Hugo Seaberg delightfully and Mrs. Fred Nicholas Chas. L. driven to the home of Mrs. Alice in Belen in entertained a large number of Attorney Fraker, Jr., probate Friday and Saturday Indies at an on and two children will go to Al- Judge of Mora county, left Monday Soman where they found a spread the interest of the Maccabee work evening bridgo on for scat where out on the a nice Monday evening. The spacious buquerque Saturday, where they morning the county lawn, picnic style, here. at the. Hotel lowin will attend the wedding of Miss Lu- he will spend several days on of- lunch. Tho young ladles enjoy- Miss Gertrude Becker left last apartment Seaberg Prices Wolk-in- g was filled with thirteen tables for Popular lu Kendrick and Walter S. ficial business. Miss were: where ing Ogee's hospitality week for Long Beach, Calif., the of and which will take on Sep- Mrs. S. is Misses Ruth Wilson, Suman, continue school popular game auction, place Vorenberg spending Ruby she will her high a delicious lunch was served at a tember 18, at 9:30 o'clock in the the week In East Las Vegas, N M., Grace White, Faye Parsons, Thel-m- a course. at the her son, and also was the lata hour. Tho party was in the morning Presbyterian visiting Morris, Tipton, Katherine Stevens, Miss Ruth Thurman to Mrs. Rlch- - church. Miss Kendrick is a cousin with friends. Bessie Hill, Ethel and Mes- of Mrs. last nature of a farewell Bell, guest John Becker, Jr., ard De who will leave on of Mr. Nicholas. Mrs, W. Fremont Osborne and dames Suman and Greenleaf. week-en- on her way to Silver Mr. and Mrs. John of home Mrs. J. W. Welch the resume work. Sunday for the winter in Washing- Long the daughter, Blanche, returned entertained City to her school ton ranch country were visitors in the Saturday night from Trinidad, members of the Harmony club at Rev. J. P. Sinclair has arrived City. JL Simons home, several days, the Colo., where they had made a short the Rice residence east of Clovis, to take up his charge as pastor of Chester E. Julian and Miss Marl1 P past week. business trip. Monday. the Belen Federated Church of Sperry were united In marriage at Mrs. P. C. Hilliard returned Mesdames A. W. Wiest and Mrs. Turner, with Mrs. Woods Christ and will hold regular serv- the Presbyterian church in Trini- from Albuquerque after several J. G. Sterrett returned to Wagon assisting, entertained Mrs. John- ices on Sunday. The federated dad by Rev. Frank Hayes, the pas- days spent in the city, shopping, Mound Tuesday morning from a son's Sunday School class Wednes- movement started two months ago tor, on August 16. The young 1 visiting friends and attending the three weeks' motor trip to different day afternoon nt Mrs. Turner's and has already succeeded people were nocompanlcd to Trini- convention, to which in Colorado had home on North Sheldon. The meet- of dad by Mrs. E. C. Sperry, who wit- 6.95 republican points where they splendidly and shows every sign $ she was a delegate from Magda- visited friends and relatives. ing was called to order at 3 o'clock. filling a much needed want in our nessed tho ceremony. Mr. Julian lena. Wagon Mound was visited by a A devotional and business meeting community. Is chief of the Raton fire depart- Mrs. Ed Dickens returned from terrific hail storm Monday after- was held. The remainder of the Mr. Monroe. Ktnvcr and son. ment. Miss Sperry Is a daughter a visit of ten days spent with her noon, said by many to be the worst afternoon was spent in a social Buford Stover, of Bayfield, Colo., of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sperry, of daughter, Mrs. Virgie :Erown, and ever seen In this country. For sev- way. Each member was wearing were guests of the former's nephew this city. I $19.75 family at Albuquerque. eral moments before the storm something to represent her nntive C. P. Jones and family this week. Soloman Baca and wife of San reached here, a low' rumbling noise state, which wns interesting when They are making their homo In Antonio, N. M., motored to Mag- in the northwest, Was heard, in what states were repre- in future. S guessing Albuquerque the I dalena on Sunday, returning on which direction a funnel-shape- d sented. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. McMInn Miss Anna David.-o- n left last HOPE hail- Monday. cloud was seen. Many of the and Mrs. Johnson won prizes in the week to teach near l.ordsburg. I and of stones were as . v $24.75 Messrs. Franklin Luna as large hen's eggs, guessing contest. Refreshments Miss Henrietta Davidson will National bank A the First and Jack and besides destroying all gardens, were served to the following ladies: leave tho last of this week to Little- - Richard Burnett has been N examination of the dresses at the National Garment Com Foss have returned home from a broke the skylight in Aguilar's Mesdames Hill, Shaw. Carpenter, teach at confined to his home the last few to Levy. business trip the rupitol. store. McMInn, Dyer, Talbert, Stobaugh. On Thursday evening about 20 days with illness. pany, New Mexico's dress headquar Fred Dickens is in Albuquergue, J. B. Myers, local Santa Fe Kisor and Woods. of tho most intimato friends of What Our Connec- has secured work. The meeting at the Methodist will a wbera he agent, accompanied by his son, The Tennessee hotel was burred Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bludwortb church ters, explain great deal the popu- Miss Ethel ot Datil Is in the of closed Sunday evening. This Mean Looney Arthur, spent Saturday to the ground Sunday morning gathered at the home Mrs. John was the best held in the town in tions to You. the guest of Miss Marie Snodgrass. Meadow City on a combined busi- about s o'clock. The building was Meeker, Jr., and quietly proceeded larity of this store. Although we have Paul Foss and Mies ness and several years. Not only a number' One of the reasons things Dorothy pleasure trip, returning owned by B. V. Hall and was part- to tho Stephenson home to give of left on for Las Cru-ce- s. home miscel- of tho children the Sunday are so Craig Sunday that night. ly covered by insurance. The fire the young married folks a school were but some of dresses which are priced up to $69.50, an reasonably priced Taul will continue his studies Miss Katherine Johnson returned in the which evi- good converted, originated attic, laneous shower and their the Epworth Leaguers, and old. at the National Garment at the State college, while Dorothy to Wagon Mound Sunday evening dently caught from a defective wishes. After a pleasant sociil unusual selection is Lor-ett- a week-en- d people. available at $12.95, is that we are wiir resume her studies at the after having spent the flue while getting breakfas.t evening, ice cream and cake was Company Academy. They were accom- with relatives at Springer. Miss Mordetla Morgan, formerly served Mrs. E. W. Jordan of the Qulckway connected with the coun- Mr. by Stephenson. was in Hope, the $16.95, $19.75 and $24.75. Here are panied as far as Socorro by Nell Bolt came in Sunday from a Clovis school teacher, was mar- Stago company most buy- and Mrs. Milt Craig and the Misses Levy, N. M., and will spend the ried Wednesday last week, to T. D. first of the week. He and Rev. try's powerful Bessie and Agnes Craig. winter here attondiig the local Davenport of Carlsbad. N, M. Z. B. Moon will leave for El Paso, dresses of the finest Canton the ing syndicate, the buying tak- In the interest of extend- crepes, Rev. Glazier, who has been high school, as a member of the ,T. C. Heard and Mrs, Nannie HOT SPRINGS Monday, power of which exceeds ing a three weeks vacation at Pu- senior class. Gates were married August 31 nt ing the stage lino to El Paso, via best Poirct twills, the season's most pop- times the eblo and Denver, Colo., will re- home north of Clovis. The Pinon, Dunken and Weed. by many buy- her This means much to individ- turn to Magdalena the latter part Each stem of the wild poppy ceremony was performed by Rey. Mrs. Ralph Chlttemlon of Chlor- the Hope ular and in ing power of any of week. He will fill his has from to 60,000 seeds. is week with her people as it gives them an out crepe silks, lace, afternoon, this pul 10,000 Stumph. ide, spending a - ual store, regardless of mother and family, while awaiting let for travel as well as thoir pro- tho return of her husband, from duce, without so many stop-over- s, evening, street and dinner models. size. El Paso. as they have when going by way An inspection of the Mrs. E. Bacchus entertained with of Artcsla. alterations are free of garments in our store, cards last afternoon. O. W. Plerson returned to Ham-- ; Remember, made Monday to and a of our Among those present wero lln, Tex., with his parents spend the See comparison Madames Robert Martin, Sam N. the winter and recuperate from charge at National. the coats, prices with any others, R. P. E. A. White an operation. Matson, Pankey, new tells the whole story. H. D. Hill, Miss Leonard and Mrs. D. E. Brownlie reports a suits and hats arriving daily. Bramlee of Houston, Tex., and the grandson in his family, at the home hostess and her young daughter, of his son, Cecil, in Artesia. Afton Bacchus. It was with regret that the Hope The new on Main people saw Rev. Richard Moon theater Tex- street belonging to Emil Jones was leave Monday for his home in as. Ho was his opened to the public last Monday accompanied by m m sm s . m . m PeBQSflSr W3S and night with a dance that wns large- brother, Paul and sister, Mrs. Lily visitors from Smith, of Dallas, Tex. ly attended by many a Chloride, Engle, Hermosa, Cutter Miss Elsie Dell Beckett had n on the of her inum and other nearby towns beside largo carbuncle top attendance from the homo head lanced Monday. IFsSSoIhi large his arm while WmsM It was a most enjoyable Will Byrd broke people. week. 5m occasion with a good dancing floor cranking his jitney last WOMEN'S "CHIL DRENS "OUTFITTERS C MILLINERY and fine music. Rov. A. J. Cox and wife, are revival at Mesilla '; Don't think because you can get a Mrs. George Bullard. accompan- now holding a J ied by her daughter, Miss Cecilia Park. 403 West Central. : last week for A- George Copeland, evangelistic Meyer Osoff, Manager big can of Baking Powder for little Richardson, left his lbuquerque to join Mr. Bullard who singer, left Sunday night for is vocational training there. home in Lake Arthur, after assist- that taking S. here. money youaresavinganything. Mr. Tayloe, father of Mrs. W. ing in an meeting Howard is making his daughter ti and will in Hot Springs The largest flower In tho world .inn, visit remain measures a im swahiiwnmiiyiu.i indefinitely. grows in Sumatra. It 1Z There's saly One Way Rev. Hunter Lewis held his reg- yard across, and weighs fifteen ular monthly servlco in Union pounds. - Chanel last Tuesday evening. to Save on Balie Day The Ladies Democratic club held a social meeting in Liberty theater USE last Tuesday evening. C A PUBLIC WEDDING Hon. Frank H. Winston was a LIS in Hot last Monday, 01 visitor Springs on his way home from the repub- lican convention at Albuquerque. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Herring and DANGERQU DRUG At little daughter wero visitors from Fairview last Tuesday and report .(EMVKXIET a very heavy rainfall in their sec- The tion on Sunday. Next Dose Salivate You, 9 Economy BAKING POWDER Miss Grace Mays will spend the may winter in Oklahoma with her Loosen Teeth or Start H grandmother while attending high It costs only school. Rheumatism Miss Leona Reed is the house Circes a fraction of a guest of Mrs. R. P. Tankey for u Calo'.r.el Is mercury: quicksilver, D mm rr a short time. It crashes Into sour bile like dyna- cent for each The citizens of the town had mite, cramping and sickening you. ' Calomel the bones and soma necessary grading and level- attacks baking. adds should never be put Into your ays ing done on Foch street which tern. to comfort of traveling greatly the If you feel bilious, headachy, What Couple Wants to be Married in Public at the on that street as well as improving all knocked out, the of constipated and You use less appearance the locality. Just go to your druggist and got a Elks' Circus. October 2 to 7? Mr. and Mrs. Will Siease of for town bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone because it con- Hlllsboro passed through a few cents which is a harmless last Saturday with a party of for to vegetable aubstitute dangerous tains more than friends spend the night camping calomel. Take a spoonful and It it All THE NECESSITIES FURNISHED and fishing at the lake. liver and was doesn't start your the ordinary Considerable excitement straighten you up better and quick oreated last Friday by the passing er than nastv calomel and witnout FREE of a flying machine over town low back RIM, LICENSE, PARSONS, ETC Mrs. making you sick, you just go leaveningof ran rrf Vt enough to drop a message for and get yt ur money. i BEST BY TEST "" 6 E. Ai Holmstrand from her hus- Don't take calomel It makes you band. Sergeant Holmstrnnd ot Ft. sick tha next day: it loses you a The Merchants Will Give the Couple Hundreds of Gift Bliss, Tex. The plane was mannol day's work. Dodson's Liver Tone The World's Greatest Baking Powder by Lieut. Alexander Plerson and straightens you right up and you Lieut. Everet of the Twelfth fly- foel great. No salta necessary. Give Apply Public Wedding Comr'ttee ELKS CLUB ing squadron at Ft. Bliss who wero It to the children because it Is per making a pleasure flight to Ele- fectly harmless and can not phant Butte dam. Page Eight. , M ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1' September-15- 1922. Moming : "BIRDS OF FEATHER." Albuquerque - journal; NkMMjkfwMM' - naaassssasslsasi 'M3hM-- i - ' ram sucn a curtailment oi it is I - - ""V AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER industry, CLASS Published By probable that the insect would turn to JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY .other toods and survive the year Indeed one ivjzJ:. CARPENTERING AUTOMOBILES , specimen, smuggled in a D. A. MAtl'HKKSU.N nusmtns .aii6ci , . safely, , away :&" "r conon a nro- - FOU ODD JOBS and. contract work, call i'ult teALfci Touring car In excellent W. T. mccreioht secretary seea, mignt deieat 75-- condition. Phone 194B-- gram which would cost millions of LET ME FIGURE YOUR NEW HOUSE 0 FEU CENT DISCOUNT on MazotlreaT Office 310 West Gold Ave. or nn 'i7 dollars. repairs; reaarmabla prlcea; work Bold at the Viaduct Oarage. ari(1 1755-- Telephones guaranteed; catimatea free. Call FOR SALE 5 B. K. Johntnn. 1 Jnhn. Mgnt Btllck, 1600; j Ford touring car. 116 West Oold. Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffice WE DO ODD .'OB oarpeuttrlng and M In Santa Fe. N. BY THE WAY. bouae EXI'EHT KAD1ATOR REPAIRING. O. of Albuquerque, N. and entry building, reaaunatile:; inveatlaate K. Sheet Metal Works. 17 North act of Congress of March 17. our low prlcea; eitlnatea free. Phone Third. M., pending, under Z39B-- F6n 5 J. F. Kluken. Ill Tale, SALE Bulck touring carl Its shows first-clas- s condition. Bond-Dillo- n scarcity that the long skirt I WANT you to Investigate my low prlcea SUBSCRIPTION RATES fills no long-fe- lt want. on any kind of a building proposition have In view. A. E. Dunga-le- FOR BALE Maxwell, model 1920. Ap- .85c $ you Palmer. One month by currier or mail Builder, Box 41. city. Prmne 1751-- ply Central Machine Works, Sixth and TU,,-- n YYinnlViH $2.50 life Central. Ireland welcomes - a to a finish, Sis Months 4.'J'l...i . p- ' . - fight FOR RENT Office Rooms FOU BALE 1921 Dodge touring car; a, will One Year ja.uu union lu a I'OH KENT Utlce ave- take a lot in trade. Inquire at rigm. rooms, Central 3QH Cornell. nue, above Matsnn's Book Store. Kor-- ADVERTISEMENTS. A b.r anu Company. Auto Department. FOR SALE Ford ton truck 1921 In A- -l reserves ino " highwayman in Massachusetts re OH RENT Suite of two rooms and mechanical condition; 1250 cash. 1917 Hie journal us" J. V, Ford roadster, cheap. 407 West advertlsing matter that it may deem improper. Jirlievett a Victim of his COat, vest, shoes and lavatory. In Eubank Brothers' bulldlnu. Copper. caras ui ..w,, on West Central; are available Septem- SAVE 60 to 76 per bent on used parts. Calls for society meetings, SOCK. iOUr moneV. VOUr ivVint ber 15. 613. run atocK for over twenty-fiv- e dif- nm.f hl rcn RnriOlS. IHITIIllfM. IIU" . life or Call Kubank Brothers, phone etc.; .,..11 nlr.t ferent cara. Mclntnsh On., all West tices, calls for meetings (except feunday juu church are considered as advertising and FOR SALE assortment of auto- programs) MATlltlSSS KRN OVA Large will be charged for nt regular advertising rates. Still TING; 13.50 and up. mobile palnta, varnlshea and colors, There will rip wnrt fn nug cleaning, rurnuure repairing, fee R. F. Monahan. automobile 613-- 2035-- painting. ASSOCIATED PRESS mer s life packing. Phone or "02 South Second; phone 661-- .rnnilT m? THE savers this year after the bath- Ervln Bedding Company. is entitled 1o FOU SALE Ford me- rho Associated Press exclusively ing beaches are deserted. be- louring. :93j; v,. .,o fnr rn.niiblication of all news credited to They can WANTED Real Estate chanically perfect; starter, good rubber; In and also come coal drivers. reasonable. Apply H, Kitnmell, Daily's it or not otherwise credited this paper wagon IF VuU have t)Ubjiii!H0 Cash and 206 East , i ...... fr rale Carry, Central. nnhHtliftil hornln. Hit tt with & Wmtfl. lOe lUCill niur... $$$ McMillan FOR SALE Nash Sport model. Just PerhaDS the tire thnf ovnlnrlal n.,A painted maroon. Excellent condition. September is, 132: fractured WANTED Rooms Lett with us to be sold quick. Bee it FRIDAY, an Ontario tourist's W an offer. Motor Co. raii WANTED iwti riiumi and ulueuiiK i"ien and mnke Hoover did him a r three-roo- . good turn. Only for that he s apartment, by one per-on- FOR SALE Westcott, RIO GRANDE PARK. might have had to walk back to town. employed. Phone 842. live gona tires, good condition; unable . to work and need cash is reason for sell WANTED Salegmen ing. ?400. V. D. Osborne, TOO North, j Fourth. authorized W'NTED Two men of cieaiv The Commission has A round-the-worl- integrity, City Seattle d hiker cut and aggressive, who are real sales- 1'Olt SAL.: Bargain In used Cadlllao to begin condemnation says men. Men who are In this class can touring car, gooa condition: Dodcs the city attorney he took the road because he tarn Bros.' to the needed the $100 per week. Address l, care Jour- Inuring car, Dodge Bros.' roadster, proceedings preliminary acquisition air. There has been n.v and an Interview will he hom sedan and truck. J. Korber & Co.. an unwritten agree- arranged Bros. of propertv for the proposed Rio Grande ment for some time to Dodgp Peah'r. phone 783. definite This the effect that that WELL CONTRACTOR This is a step. is long-distan- FOR A GOOD used car coma Park. what these walkers WELLS dilven and IM be forestalled if the own- oueht DRILLED, and repaired, what we have and those we bave listed action may yet to have. pumps, tanks, towera. J F. Wnlklng for sale. Oden 4?3 West Marble rth"n. Pulck Company, Fifth and ers of the property in question can be t4t-- Gold, phone 1200. to emulate those public The comes HJKS ALL Livestock prevailed upon suggestion from Missouri r'OU SALE Two Furd touring cars, two citizens who have already agreed that the would FOR SALE Fifty rabbits, thoroughbreds and two Roadster trucks: spirited iret and 320 Stanfnrd. can bo will as a to the larther if nTnitfarl liVl,- - ,. fryers. terms arranged or trade. See to their land gift , thpv j. convey , . "sin wiuea irom FOU SALE Young New Zealand red us hefore buylnff. Mcintosh Auto Co., if cities in Wrst Copper. people. Thre are few, any, their demandsj and concentrated on beer. does and hutches. 708 South Third. all with Albu- 18 FOR Two the United States comparable "naerstood this SALE goud milk cnvvH. cheap; HOBBR QUALITY CARS program terms or V. O. 1930 not boast a wnnM hi cash. Cobb, South A LARCH STOCK to choose from at all querque that do public park, muuo - Second, fore- i j viv tuui vine- timus. A demrnstratlon will satisfy a place where the populace may yard interests around St. Louis. FOR SALE Fuur good Jersry cows, you. HOBBS MOTOR CO., phone 434. and on the occasion of either single or a bargain If taken to- 61S-- 5 West Central. gather on holidays 1411 South Edith. one of gether. public ceremonies. In a city FOR SALE Flemish Giants. Rufus FOP. SALE We have a 1920 Chandler claims is its Heds, Black, Belgians, bucks, does and tourlnir tar In condition; excellent whose proudest unequalled 19.I5-W- . friers. 710 West Lend, phone tlri'S, ?ti; owner must leave town and would be BUG OMIT sacj-lfic- climate, no public improvement EI HOOT HALF CAR young Wyoming horses, sev- will mnke a Mr to meet seven more conducive to the health and hap- eral good matched gray teams; weight hundred dollar mortmain due October 1st, 1,200 to 1.500 pounds. Martin Camd. !9?'J. Hie this car before buying: coma of its than an open-ai- r i . Mountain road and First, or 1209 today and make nn offer. Mcintosh Auto piness people apply .111 The Commission de- "Pa, what la force of i i North Second. fo., West Coppr. playground. City gravity?" asked an Albu- third 4Us, $100.34 ; fourth 4'4s, WHEN IN NEED OF querque boy. - serves the whole hearted and active sup- $100.60; Victory (uncalled), TIRES, rims, carburetors, springs, rnal- so "Why it's all that me from 4s neia genrratora, wheels, gears, aiies, port of every inhabitant of the city as keeps laughing when Who's $100.74; Victory (called), bearings horns, accessories I see a 200-pou- Who 4s Silver. Phone 1213. to Rio Park tourist lady in a of knick- The Markets $100.32. COME TO PARTS HEADO.OARTKRB. to enable it make Grande e pair IN THE FOR SALE relinquishment and WE HAVE SALVAGED TO DATE THB erbockers," replied the old gentleman. DAY'S NEWS 12n3 FOLLOWING MAKBS OF CARS: an accomplished fact. Xcw York Improvements. North Sixth. Stonoy. SEE ROBERTS TURNER CO., 218 Weal Bulck C24. C25. D4S. Df.5i Cadillac, Chandler. Chevrolet 490, If most men were New York, Sept. 14. Call monej 'told, for reil bargains In homes, Chalmers, FB, as faithful to their religion as nnro. ge.v. ii. h. nM)iioi,T7,. Baby Orand: t, Dodga, Dort, offered at and 20 M'tcb-e- ll AS OTHERS SEE IT. they are to their political If Brich. (Jen. H. II. FINANCIAL Strong. High, FOR SALE OR TRADE Ford, Hup H. K. N.i Maxwell. partiea, there'd be a lot Roes to last loan, 5 per low, Olds 8. Overiand. every model; Laxnn of the to iuooeed cent; ruling 4 good Christians. Philippines THADE-Dosira- ble build- 6: Studebaker 4 and ; Willys-Knig- Maj. Gen Leonnrd rate 4 FOR SALE OR and Wood as gover- Wall and closing bid, per cent; will every model. An Eastern on nor of Street. ing lots. In Seymour, Texas; trade newspaper, commenting general the islands, it should call loans against acceptances, 34 for good auto or small business. Ad- If you don't sea your car to the aboya And if mix ranean New York. Sept. 14. Extensive l:?t the that Senator Jones received his they'd a little more religion with their Sea, .stood a fortress named per cent. dress J. W., care Journal. remember. report the Investment buying of high grade WB ARB HALVAGTNQ LATO MODEL he politics, politics would be somewhat Time loans Firm. Mixed col- CARS EVERT DAT. nomination by acclamation, says that improved. TSandholty, railroad shares, many of which served a number 60 90 4 4 In addition to the largest stock of used all office in New Mexico lateral. and days, to '4 we COM- gave that that X of on showed gains of one to three points, i feeding lambs late Wednesday, parts In the state, carry Outburst of an Albuquerquean driven years the per cent; six monthn, 4H to i line of NEW drive was worth. To one who has never been insane by S ihlamls in was the outstanding development PLETE gears, ahafla, reading circus posters: a per rent; prime mercantile paper, $13.15. axle shaft! and general accessories, (or in New Mexico or mingled with its capacity, as in today' stock market session. 4 Vi to 4 per cent. ev.ry car. brothers 4.1 e state is of cactus and Rlngllng and Balum and Barney, provincial gov-- Despite Wall street's professed St. Joseph. OUTt PRICES ARB THB LOWBST. people, this the land Flell's Soto's r n o r as De- VIADUCT GARAGE. Famous Shows; and indifference to labor disturbances, St. Joseph, Sept. 14 (U. S. 600 tamales and chief of the Phil-- SOUTH SECOND. coyotes, frijoles! Or is it Flotllng, Bells and ( of issues was GRAIN partment of Agriculture). Hogs Largest parts house lo the atata. have Kansas and Barlow, J Ipplno constabu- the strength these What California, Or something else, who knows? ascribed to the reaching Receipts 9,006. Opening sales lary. generally Chicago Board of Trade. PERSONAL other Western states done to make their It sounds at times like Hell and Bandholtz is a of a strike settlement be- mostly 15c lower to both shippers Goto, partial ClucaRO. Sept. 14. In response FOH names with But that friend of Manuel tween striking shopmen and indi- to and packers. Several loads good PRIVATE DETECTIVE, call HIT. synonymous political alnt right, I guess. the strike settlement affecting J. W. clock and Quezon, vidual railroads. butchers sold at $9.15; later trad- BRASFIELD watch, and to have rid themselves It must be Sorepaw Barnes and president many railroads, wheat today went work. 11B South Second. Flatly, if (he Philippine Buying of Atchison by outside to the lowest and to 5c jewelry of the odium and ridicule to a Or some such course prices yet this season, ing active steady lower; TO LOS ANOELES Can take two which, up foolishness. enate, and as interests turned the of the witn necember down be pas stock touch- delivery $9.25 paid by both shippers and sengers; (15 each. See few years ago, were associated with Quezon is highly market upward, this low $1 a bushel, the first time in sows Ilupltl Camp rceardod hv his 108 a new high price for the packers; packing dull; early nrniind nnnn.fl. r'llw them? But New Mexico alone is still In daytime I see but ing 1922. Closing quotations were un- xo z.ic must ' naught posters. GtA.MtiQHOLTX. year. sales loc lower, ei.ia LET ME CLEAN and haul three-foo- t settled at "ic to lKc net decline 7.33. your yard as a desert waste and the In flaming red. h countrymen New for the were regarded oanunuHa appointment aouotless highs year Oecember 99E4e to 9974c and May Cattle 3,500. Beef rubbish away; also other haullngs; At I of would bo made at 48, New Receipts 1407-- stamping ground of wild Indians. night dream tigergators, popular. by Pennsylvania $1.041 to $1.044. Corn lost c steers and tn; reasonable rate. Phona The fiftv-eier- n Texas & Mexico at 77, and yearlings steady While elphinoceri fill my head. ceneral is and Orleans, to Vc to Tic, oats finished a shade to YOU are to and wish New Mexico has a rare to Rock Island at BO. Union Pacific, strong; butcher stock strong 'IF going Chicago opportunity graduate of West Point. He has orr to up. and provisions varied 25c calves 25c to to go cheap, write your name and ad seen o Southern Canadian Pacific jc higher, spots up; distinguish herself by sending a woman to thirty-tw- years of service in Pacific, from 7c decline to Be advance. 50n feeders dress, carp Box H.. care Journal. Some of now-a-da- stockers and Otero-Warre- n the glasses we see look like the He and New York Central also made higher; ex- congress. Mrs. is a woman army. commanded various As a rule wheat traders assumed fully steady. Top beef steers early, WANTED Private pupils; teacher la two automobile tires mounted on a units in the Kpanish-Ameriea- n war marked progress. perienced and trained for of and is of pair of shafts Steel common that resumption of work in rail- $10.10; bulk best kind, $9.25rii) apeclally ability representative the from an and the insurrection. United States road would a bet- primary grades; good certificates and Irish jaunting cart. Philippine shops brinir about 10.10; western grassers mostly 2313-- women of the state. Her life-lon- g knowl- His record for service the gained nearly a point on announce material inorense of references on application. Phone during menr. an a m the movement ter grade selling $0.357.10; part IIS North Elm. insurrection and the troublous oi increase oi to tun ne ,rr!,it, (. load common edge, acquired through public activity, The corn belt that we hear so much the price of rails. in,v, ,i,. light grassers, $5.25; about heel times following it Is remarkable. ;somfi WPPks hefore. the roaH bulk beef cows early, $4.50 iff G. 00; FOR REN F Miscellaneous her acquaintance with and Some excellent gains vere again n e l t i understanding just below the Instep. Durinir the world war Pnnrlhnltx looked for were wholly achieved. ca. ..nnt " of our and our served as recorded by domestic oils, lately In addition to the , ; "'iFOK KENT Piano. Phone i0T!-VV- people institutions are provost marshal general de- strike settlement uitivfs, mini oesiiaitio vent- - associated with merger rumors, tii.uu; proof of her fitness to to Wash- ior tne a. k- 1. and later was a news, a sharp break In foreign ex- ers, $10.50 fff 11.00; a few Nebraska FOB RENT iarage. 314 Wert Coal. special go Inter-alllo- announcement of tho member of rl mlsainn spite the change rates, - Ex. in the Oil of New together with a feeder steers, $7.00; stock year- for hunt singer machine. The ington behalf of the whole interest of to in 1919. Tn 1921 he Standard Company Jer downturn In prices for wheat at change, 120 West Oold, phone 1111. Hungary sey that It was not for lings $6.25. the state. Her nnrninntirm woo f suppressed the West Virginia min- negotiating Liverpool, had a bearish influence Sheep Itccelpts 3.000. Fat FOR RENT Large, new, brick garage. TwisiHj Years Aj any of the companies mentioned in here. was cement floor: access from Gold avenue. j Afapirp ers' insurrection. It also pointed out that lambs 10c to 15c prompted by any other reason connection. higher; sheep 1 14 South B32-- than to that whereas to date double Idaho Arno. phone women Total sales were approximately primary receipts steady. Three decks give mat representation to which are 40,000,000 bushels smaller than lambs, $13.50 with 5 cent sort 1,100,000 rhares. was case per DRESSMAKING they are by entitled. New Miss Marian Berry, formerly of Albu Hph A the a year ago, the visible ed off to 'eeders at $13.00; bulk de right Mexico auermiA. ( LITTLE LAUGHTER Withdrawal of 146,500,000 for 1 is in a at the of J supply is only 1.000.000 bushels sirable native lambs, $1 1.00 1 3.00 SEWINiJ by day, fi or at home. Pboaa unique position to take the lead point death in Denver as the result, it is government account from local smaller, and that the avail J430-M- . ca sed in world's double deck fat yearlings, $10.50; in this while said, of the of banks a moderate flurry able shows WANTED liSO-R- . 1010 respect, the majority of our practicing teachings the sun worship- Itiinir.ng the) Scale. supply an Increase of averaging around 82 pounds. Sewing. Phona states still ers' cult led "Dr. Ottoman money rates. Call loans opened at d,54i,uuu nushels. Forrester. regard the feminist movement by Hanlsh." The is The return of Paderewski to con- 4 rose to 4 cent girl per cent, per at Corn and oats lower Kansas FASHIONABLE dressmaking; referenoei. m said to have fasted until cert work should have mid-da- averaged City. politics as an innovation to be her health was the hearty y and to 5 per cent in tho with Influenced l'hone 1IW1.J. til 5 East Central. avoided, Clem-encea- wheat, mainly by Kansas 14 S. De- of Premier City, Sept. (U. FIRST-CLAS- approval former latter of the where S d. notwithstanding the part session, strike settlement developments. partment of Agriculture). Cattle dressmaking, work perfervid oratory of When the famous till 218 1617-- J. pianist they held closing. September oats, however, went to 10.000 . to South Walter, phone statesmen in search of votes. attended the peace conference on A tone In for- Receipts Bulls strong The young of firmer prevailed half a cent premium over Decem- - medium to best PLEATING, accordion, aide and bog; people the Conrreentlnnai behalf of Poland, the French pre- rates. higher, bolognas, mall orders. N. 316 hri. eign exchange ner, ns a result of spreading opera- $3.75 jj)4.25; fat she stock steady Crane, North j surprised Mr. and Mrs. mier greeted him as follows: Seventh Crane 14. Bartlett Friday evening with Closing prices: tions. to and choice cows. Ajjartmenta. phone THE BOLL WEEVIL MENACE a "You are M. Parlerewslil th nl. American Beet 47 strong; good HEMSTITCHING dune tin pan party at the home of Mrs. O. J. Frost. Sugar Provisions, like grain, were in- $6.00(&6.50; bulk $4.00 promptly In the anlst, are you not?" American Can 62 74 others, best possible manner, reaaonabla. clined to sag. 5.60; 117 prices 1 es, M. Clemenceau. & better grades grasu heifers, Gold avenue, phone 787-- Singer Senator Three American Smelting Ref'g.. 63' Closing prices: all other classes Sewinx Machine Smith, of South Carolina, has hundred and twelve loyal "And you have po- American Sumatra Tobacco.. 42 Vi $6.006.50; Company. Albuquerqueans given up your Wheat Sept., 98 c; Dec, $10.50 announced that he will went on the to sition in the world of music to be- American Tel. & Tel.' 122 steady; rrime yearlings, urge that the special train Las Vegas yesterday to 99rfic: May, $1.04 J. 10.70; best heavy steers offered, PROFESSIONAL CARDS of cotton be attend the ball come prime minister of Poland?" American Zinc 17 Corn planting suspended for one game. " Sept., 6194c; Dec, !6Vbc; $9.i5; grassers. $5.15(9 7.75; can miu.NUVH. as a means "I have. M. t'lemonronn Anaconda Copper 54 , May, fiO'ic ners and cutters. year of boll 'What come-down!- " 107 $2.25(j)3.50; good 1VII.SON AND HH-SOn- eradicating the a Ottawa Atchison H Oats Sept., So'.jc; Dec, 54ssc; and choice $10. weevil. The is Hon. Charles A. Spiess, to a Citizen Baltimore & Ohio 37 c. vealers, 006)11.00. Attorney!, plan drastic to talking party of his n May, 5.000. Market Rooma 15. 17 19 enough Bethlehem Steel 'B' 79 Hogs Receipts and Cromwell Building. direct attention to the fight being made inenas in jas vegas yesterday, said he would de- Oct., $10.35; Jan. $8,87. mostly 6c to 10c higher, closed 10c Phone 11S.J. cline to be considered a Twice as Much Again. California Petroleum 64 Ribs Sept., $9.53; Oct., $9.65. to 15c against the pest in candidate for delegate in higher. Packer top I HMII MNS ANO KUKOBONsl. which, the southern The bills had come in for build- Canadian Paclflo 149"8 $9.30; congress. 43- shippers top, $9.20; UK. 8. f,. BURTON. states, it is estimated, does ing tho young couple's home. Central Leather Omnlin. bulk of 150 to $40,000,000 & iG sales, $8.759.1G; Diseases of Stomach "George," said the bride Chesapeake Ohio 14. No. 2 d the damage but the young of Omaha, Sept. Wheat mostly $!l.00g: 9.20; s"lt 9. Barnctt annually, plan has little a few are Mil. & St. Paul. 34 No. 3 92 Bulldln J. F. Fleischer of the Xavajo land is here months, "they twice what Chicago. hard, 93c$1.01: hard, 250 to 320 pounds. $8.75 fit) 9.10: DK. merit in other for a we Chlno Conner SO',4 98c .MAIKiAKGT CART WRIGHT." respects.' visit with his A. Fleischer. expected!" "Don't worry," said packer sows steady to strong, most nesiuence 1123 Eaat brother, the Colorado Fuel & . . Corn No. 2 2 Central The boll weevil is a moth young husband. "I expected Iron.... r.5'i white. 539ic; No. ly $i.25 7.50; stock t'none 671. that deposit? Crucible Pteel 93 V, pigs mostly a they would be." "Hut, tieorge." yellow, f,4Uc. steady; few light 15o IK. S. M A Ii L E HKEEffC single egg m. 500 or more cotton . . No." weights high- flowers W. J. Lucas, formerly agent for the Santa Fe at she replied, "they arc twice as Cuba, Cane Sugar 14H Oats 3 white, 3 4',4c er; bulk, serum Osteopathic or . . 1 6 Vt $8.759.00; light Physician, bolls. The in Erin Citizens S81-- - egg hatches a short time, Rlncon, has arrived here to succeed C. v much as that!" Argonaut. pigs, $7.25. Bank Hldg. ph. or J0SI- Agent Great Northern . . 94 Vi ; Kansas) and the grub eats its to who pfd (Mty. Sheen Receipts 10,000. Lambs UK. 8. C. CUKKK. way the center of 'Jones, has resigned. . . Kansas Slight Hoiiirmbranco. Inspiration Copper 4114) City, Sept. 14. Cash generally 10c to 20c higher. Top Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat er causi" it to , . wheat No. 2 fi Barneti ?eii fall from the Mrs. Stingy "Dear, the Imbyhas Int. Mer. Marine pfd..., R7.: hard, 97c $1.08; No. westerns, $13.60; bulk, $13.40W Building. Phono tit. . . 26 2 (?? Office Hours stalk. The grub moves to Mrs. Louis Baer little swallowed a penny. What on earth Kennecott Copper red, $1 .08 1.09. 13.60; another bloom and daughter, formerly of early top nativos. $13.10; m.. and J to 6 V. m. shall 1 do?" Louisville & Nashville . . , . .128 , Corn No. 3 white, 56Hc; No, 2 before the flower falls and continues its this city, will soon return to Boston, Mass., after a sheep strong; light ewes, $6.65 '"ill Mr. Stingy "Oh, well, let him Mexican Petroleum ..190 lyellow. f,8'4c 6.75; Texas wethers, $7.50. W. M. work of visit with A. , . SHERIDAN, M. D. destruction. Government experi- the lady's father, Staab, in Santa Fe. have it. Next Thursday is his Missouri Pacific 22 'it J'ny Unchanged. mental stations have been birthday, anyway." The Progres- Montana Power 741-- Poetic. MmitefJ tt) established New York Central !!,1.i GKNITO . URINARY DISEASE II. C. of who sive Grocer. PRODUCE AND throughout the south to find a way to Riggs F.mmett, Idaho, is visiting Northern Pacific S9 I LIVESTOCK DISEASES OF TUB (SKIM combat the insect so here, was in Albuquerque 67 years ago with Colonel "nsnemian Lulmrotorj In Conoactlflii. but far no satisfac- Corrected. Pennsylvania 7"i Chicago. Bank Bins. Hbonu famous Consolidated j tltlens 88a. tory solution of the problem has been Doniphan's expedition on Its way to Mexico. Father 'If you want to mnke a Hay Copper. ... ir, Chicago. Chicago, Sept. 14 -- Mar. hit, my son, you must strike out Readlntr M Chicago, Sept. 14 (U. P. Depart- F. found. for & 70S? unchanged. c. bIkes. m. d. yourself." Republic iron Pteel ment of Agriculture). Cattle Re- Eggs Market unchanged, Re- - Deputy United States Marshal Fred Fornoff went 1 Diseases of tbe Ulasiea Some of the methods tried are interest- Pon "You're mixed In Sinclnlr Oil defining ceipts 0,000. Market very active 4,911 cases. Kye. Fitted north to serve for t e your 94 celpts Office removed to 114 N. Sec-on- d Other yesterday papers court. baseball talk,t dad; if ynu strike "nuthern Pacific early practically all classes un- Poultry. Alive, unchanged. ing. plants are introduced into Southern ?6ai. st. Ground floor. Phone 841, fields of cotton in out you can't make a hit." Boston Railway evenly higher: beef steers and Potatoes Market stronger. Re- an effort to induce the Transcript. tudebr:Ver Corporation ....131"$ yearlings and Bhe stock largely 10c ceipts 22 cars. Total U. S. ship- CHIROPRACTORS weevil to change its diet, natural enemies Texas Comnanv 47 " to 1 5c higher, spots up more. Top ments, 528 cars. Minnesota sand Tobacco Products 66 beef $11.50: CARMEN. are Godliness. steers, bulk. $9.253 land Ohlog sacked, 90c $1.10 cwt.; C imported, and efforts are made to 1B1EST Synthetic Trnlon blropraetlc. TODAY'S TIOIKSHT The Just Picifln 1PSV, 10.90; bulls and veal calves largely Minnesota sacked Red rivers, $1.20 19 and 20 cultivate a Daughter preacher TTnlted States Steel 25c AroiUo Building. plant which will be immune phoned and said he was coming to inr. higher; etockers and feeders 1.35 cwt.; Wisconsin sacked from Such Utah Copper es firm; bulk fat she stock, $4,650 round whites. 60 I.OMC BTAU ACTU LINE attack. a cotton is call this afternoon. $1.40(1. cwt.; The orange chIiiiiO cara. Els- - plant grown We 7.40; bulk bologna bulls, $4.40 Idaho sacked $1.70 cwt. Eagle, in South America. The Mother f'.raclous! must Rurals, phant Butte dam and Hot Spring!, N. flower grows CONSISTENCY. a Give Forel"n Kxc1tm(. 4.65; bulk vealers, $13.00 13.50. M. Meet all mime make good Impression, the 1 at Engl, around the New York.' 4 Fore!en Hot 11:110 leaving grub and kills it, a curious A foolish consistency Is the of the hymn book to with. Sept. er. Hos Receipts 23,000. .Market Kansas City. Hprlnga at a. m. and 1:10 p. m. hobgoblin little baby play de- to 10c Oldest Dam instance of the The Leader. "hnvc steady. Crpat Prltnln steady higher. Bulk 185 tn Kansas City, Sept. 14. Butter, drisera, beat Dam cara us) combative of minds, adored by little statesmen and v the Dam line. w property philosophers mand. 4.424: cnbloa 4.42"4: averages, $9.55 9.80: eggs and poultry unchanged. drive our own ears. Poisons also and divines. With on 1 $9.90 Write for reaervatlona at our plants. are used in experi- consistency a great soul has sim- Ores-to- n bll' anks. 4.40'. France top, early; choice 230 to 2F0. noesfe. "In time of trial." said a HEFKEKNAN BROS.. ments. the inroads ply nothing to do. He may as well concern himself us rtetwinrt. 7.67: cables, 7.R. Ttilv pound butchers. $9.6039.65; bulk New York Cotton. Hot Props Eventually of the preacher, "what brings 300-pou- Bprlngs. N. K. will with his shadow demand. 4.22: riMoa, 4.??H. Bet. 270 to butchers, $9.00(fl New York, Sept. 14. Cotton fu- pests be checked and meantime on. the wall. Out upon his guarded the greatest comfort?" 7. t R Aiuuiueriiir-an- wise a c'Mm demnnd, cnMes. 7 16. 9.25; bulk packing sows, $7.10(fi) tures closed steady. Oct., $21.47; i i Sew pack-threa- d. "An acquittal." responded per- planters are lips! them up with Else, If you demand, .06 H; ca'',"t 7.75; pigs strong, bulk desirable Dec. $21.76; Bl AtlE j depending upon other crops son who should never have been formany Jan.. $21.65; March, To Taosinai(Bead and with would be a man. sneak what you think v in admitted. Afton Star. 06"4. Tfo'innd demand. 3S.70: kinds, $8.P0?9.0O; heavy $8.20(f? $21.72; May, $21.65. Down) government agents r s, 7 f. 9.40; $9.10 Y a. m. words as hard as cannon-ball- s, onbVt, Norway demand. medium, 0 9.90; light. 1:J0 a. m. in exhaustive and apeak (J experimentation. PAINT WOMKN 16,7?. Sweden demnid. ?6.4 2. Den- $9.55 9.85; light lights, $9.00ff? New York Metals. H:ao o. m. The boll what thinks, in hard words again, taiKK.V mark demand 1". 9.30: Ltv weevil is a insect though Belfast, Sept. 14. South Irish 21, PwI'wrTand parking sows, smooth, $7.00 New York, Sept, 14. Cotton ...l!:io p. m. migratory It contradict i8. 70. Pnnln Tf7."5; sows, :(. p. m! and is said to have everything you said today. Ah, then, advices assert the homes dmnnd. demnid. packing rough, $6.75 Quiet. Electrolytic, spot and fu- To made its way into this today that 1S.14. Oreece demand. 2.60. 7.25; 14c. A.huqoerque (Read exclaim the aged ladles, you will sure to be misun- of bIx young women of Po killing pigs. $8.009.10. tures, country from Mexico. It does not Killarney, land demand, .01 '4. Czeclin-Rlo-vRk- Sheep Native Tin uSS'tS" !:ooVm. survive derstood! Misunderstood! is a fool's word! known to be In sympathy with the Receipts 16,000. Steady. Spot and nearby, cold but It right demand, a. 34, Argentina fle. lambs opened generally 25o higher. $32.12; $32.25. weather in the summer has been Is it so republicans, were visited by armed futures, bad, then, to be misunderstood? Pythagoras mand. as. 60. rsll demand. 13.62. Top, $13.75; bulk, $13.00g)13.50; Iron Steady, prices unchanged. iZ found as far north as and masked men who found tho 15-1- fiS; Arrl...,jt:H i Massachusetts. Per- was misunderstood nnrl Rncrotcs anil .Tosita anil Montreal, 99 culls mostly $9. 009.50; westerns Lead Steady. Spot, $5.90(5)6.00. young women In their beds and held haps it spends the winter in Mexico ami higher: no early sales; sheep Zinc Quiet. East St. Louis snot TO ' and Luther, and Copernicus, Galileo, and Newton. painted their bodies green- T,l1)orty Bonds. TAOS. iHJio. the summer at strong; fat handy native ewes, and nearby delivery. $6.45. Albuquerque Headquarter Newport. It is imprac- and every pure and wise spirit that ever took lcsli. New York, Sept. 14. Liberty $6.60; heavies Rlngllu f A female will as mostly $4.000 4.75; Antimony Spot, $6.25(3)6.75. tical to prevent cotton growing all over fo be great la to be misunderstood. EMERSON. alligator lay bonds closed: SHs. $101.14: first yearling wethers lacking high fin- Foreign bar Bilver, many as 100 eggs at one time. 4 4 5o. Us, 100.74; second U. $100.20; ish, $11.00; bet 68 to Mexican rJollars, 62 c ttoSJ. Phon." QTit- r- Con .September 15, 1925. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pajje Nin

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PRICED TO SELL GOOD BUYS KINGSBURY'S KOLUMN A Real Home and a Good THINK OF IT FOR RENT house, bath, sleeping Krve room adobe stucco, new OPPORTUNITIES SECOND WARD porch, large front porch, fire- and up to date, location in A nine room house (adobe) A Real Home good Investment with 5 room SCHOOL place, colonades, bookcases, built-i- n the Fourth ward, $4,250. lir.u, Vifrth. etc. Three fire bungalow, fireplace, "room modern brick, furnish- furnace $50. Now house in Fourth Tn buffet, hardwood base- A five-roo- close in, places, large, airy, sunny rooms heat, only one blork from this 5 sized rooms, floors, good brick, also house furnish- l,iiilt-i- n fivo-roo- good modern, ed, mi a corner lot 150x142 feet, brick, clour in, steam ward, strictly modorn, liiirk, KleepinsT furraco heat, floors, ment, walks, stoves go with Highlands, for $3,G00. ed on same lot, close in, and fonttiros, lidivlwood maple house. See rooms. Bleep- close to cur lino, heat, $50. floors, garage, porrh, RidownlUs, Inwn ami walks. This Is Adobe stucco, three fine' location. This lot, terms. good porches, ACKEUSON & and loca- property fenced, and fine shade. cottage, furnished, largo easy harlo frees; house in first class a well constructed house built GRIFFITH ing porch bath, good will make you a fine home near Knst $15. Realtors tion in for $2,500. It miift sell. Terms to suit (Vntinl, An Investment: new buildlnt? in condition. of brick and located close In, Highlands only and will al:o yield a good in- 2 120 S. 4th St. Phone 411. J.VS. M. JOHNSON, purchaser. and apartment, loralion that will increase in ALSO come. For and terms Four-roo- and a beautiful home, Priced prlca I'hotm Br7. completely furnished, Meam value; rent for $135 ntlobe sttiroo Trt to cell and can terms Insurance, Real Estate, Loans sco In. per month; give good 216 W. Gold. Phone 240. "Our Personal Attention to heat, close $7,00(1; ertsy terms. i'otit'lh wmi'iI on snwniill rar-lin- o; it desired. lot 100 120 FQK SALE A. T,. MAUT1N' CO., Iteullors Every Little Detail." liy with tt and Auto J, D, Kelehcr McMillion & mmihof of fhnilo trees; house We still have a Tew lots left Real Estate, Fire Franklin & Company Wood in Koorl 3.n00 etc.. Furnished-Ter- Realtors. pontlition on outside, for salo In the Lincoln addi- frame, halli, fine Cozy ms, Insurance. Loans. Realtors. Realtors In n ce KnorJ north-wn- I'hoiio 410. 211 W. sura lint needs pome inside. shade, furnished, location, four-roo- 223 W. (.old Phono 130 (iold. rcpnirs tion on North Fourth street; urctlon. Fourth ward. Dandy furnished home Lonns, Insurance, Rentals, io! W. Oold. Can lie in first class con- .nhdivisdnnfl. Loans. put large lots, alfalfa and shade; J7.R00 brick, modern, fine hard- four blocks of postoffice, nice dition and mndo a dandy home $20 down and $10 per month. wood floors, f Irpplace. largu glassed shade, a splendid location in nt very little, expense. Price, pnr.'h extra larffa. living room, hot Fourth ward. is j only $2,500 and terms ara D, wnter hpfit; good garage) West Tijeras. COUNTRY HOMES T, KINGSBURY $6.000 brick, mudorn, well built, .T. P. GILT,, 1 1ST ATI: For Salo on Terms erinnllv as trnod. ItF.U, I Easy Koaltor. linrdwnod floors, hot water heat, shade Phono 770. ::2:s V. Central. hnvo two places, one for $8,000, THAT IIUMK CLOSE IN New concrete liliucrulow. ON Five-roo- ond fruit trpps. Fourth ward. the other for $4,500, doer in, Mock ACCOUNT OF brick stucco in Real Estate, Loans and In- Pnmt good In business 4 hnth buys property. thnt will appeal to you, if you rooms, and closets, Third ward, maplo floors surance Lots and houses in all parts nf tho city. select oak flre-pla- c want something good. mm floors, throiitrhout, sidewalks, younsr 210 W. Gold. mono 907-- and all tlie htiilt in features; mechanical craft employes slutdu FOR A HOUSE OR LOT I trees, jraraire, etc. This A. ITLEIISCEIEE, Realtor MONEY TO LOAN lariro front and black porch. having gone, on a strik" house will m.iko somo one a Atitnmnhflo in Albuquerque, call or write Rood hnsement. Don't fall to Fire, Accident, Imurnnoe, .t. v.. I havo $3,000 to loan on close In good home. Surety Honda, J.onn, gonci: m;u, icstatk sco this lioattty before you buy. rNIVUKSITi No. 8. l'hone 674.. 110 W. city property, not over 50 IlEtOHTS ill Fourth Street, Silver. Phono 477 per l'linne 4112-- The Colorado We have tivo new Good service raid cent valuation, 8 per cent inter- As Long As It Lasts Owner, adobe stucco interest est. or call at 110 Columbia Si. houses, five and six rooms, tnKen. - and Southern nouses V are modern throughout J $10.00 Per Load and up to date in PAT, THE PLUMBER, 'R. McClughan, Realtor Railway Company every Fm A Retter Grade. $15.00, Call us, the price will Real Loans. Insurance. life LOTS-FOU- Estate, $500,00 surprise you. 216 North Third, RTH WARD Phono 201 V. Gold. Halnnce like from own- A REAL HOME IN A FlVE-roo- and (Of about 1,000 feet) nnt buys will employ in its round ir. ( iixs. noronri Plumbing Heating. Corner, 42x142 S00O er a new botiso In hciirhts, shops, Corner modern stucco with Repair Work a Specialty. Call house nnd car department at of Second niul Gold Fourth u7y2xl42 $500 vrith Wagon liiitli, slcepitip; porch, fireplace, Denver. Trinidad rhono 640 Bleeping porch. ward; PHONE 201. 47x142 hardwood floors. and Chey- $4,200. Corner, $650 Terms Cash enne, men suitable for such SIX-ROO- Corner, DO SURE GOOD 50x142, good YOU WANT If. A. service. Hoard and lodslni modern home with fire locality $1,000 212 X. fst. 1227-W- . free under place, v 42x1 Adjustment and Serv- Mc H'yh I'hoiio ample protection garage, etc. 42, good locality $573 Prompt Kin ley Land & Ideal climate FORSALE MicenAneou lawn, Fourth RENTALS W. C. ice? Let Van Monty Company and working ward; $4,200. OKSTIUCJI, KcHltor. Free, SA nod "at V. (Mil). have your insurance. 'iMlappes' pears," FOUR-ROO- de- 210 'J Gold. Phono Lumber Co, transportation I538-J- . DANDY NEW Wo have a special rental FOR Time nnd ono-hal- rop!i's Hairy, plinno Over StntO) National RENT paid after Ful! s. modern with hardwood floors partment with an exclusive Dank, elKht hours and for Sundays i.ij ivi.ivo gniig'o Winchester built-i- n Albuquerque. New Mexloo, NEW STORES 3 reperiilnir shotgun. 1S. 1003 West throughout, features, rent man in charge. Telephone 598. and r.egal Holidays. Wire or M.'iniuettc. etc. Fourth ward; only $3,500. t'nivorslly corner nnd write iioni:itTs.TritXEn co. BERNARD Heights, FOR HA I.K Tj pewrlteis A, SLEYSTER no.t tn pm-no- on lfase. Sro for priced rlglit WE HAVE HOMES IN ALL 218 W. Gold. Phono 407 quklr sale. Wm. Wilcox, 302(4 All nnd Holtl, or Mr. Vi.t I'cntrnl, :iiio. sizes, shapes and colors from IV. Kinds of Insurance. jZAl'P. H. phone Ward nt .itnros. I'Jkiiips 010 or W, A IK V $750 to $15,000. Let us show REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE Ridgway, IIH'KS' 112 South Third Street. Shellcy-Brau- n Co, OOAIIANTERU MILK you. At your service. Motive PINT?. Se: ouarts. lie. T3S. . a Pnpt. Power, Phone Phona i Dandy brick home In I' i Residence and Investment pressed "I. n..KiM,.r..d licrmnn ROBERTS-TURNE- National Investment Co. fourth 5 2 pollrs R CO, Property. ward, rooms, porch- Denver, Colo. il"Ks, nito two months. Address r. K, Itealtors. es, lawn, (rarace. Hanlman, For.it Cancer, Pecos, X. Jf. 218 W. Gold. Phono 407. FOH l Homes Insurance All rrlces- - -- All Locations New .AI.; linnislieil h..llso; i'"it .s.vD-- : tlekote to ciilcaKoT plastered, porch. l21r Tilvd. 'i:, Ranches Rentals State Tour Wants to Vs. Ints of $S50. " Virginia, via Colorado sprinrs nnd Denver: bar-- " Members: New Mexico State outbuildings. S.Vj;ri k a . k .tti -- ". Lonns foh ;,'.:....:. ztt.t... - VLl'L'""' l!"T '! core .I.uirna I. Realty Association, i'onr rooms, gatnfre, north fine FORSALE-iscellaneo- v 1 List with us. STAItKS rraiFFKR SiNtii ?t. "Ask to see c.mdlilon; very reasonable. 611 us Full SAI.U Kitchen' rsnge, Rood oorni" property $1650. !"Uth Eighth. tloii, rhono 633 'cm." liS- pruvd reasonably; bargain; can rteal'Kstale, Rentals, Insur- M'.t'. ME for bariralii; four-roo- house, Li!KA 'bonTH0sI. South I ?s"enn4L'.1 Seventh, phone tit. ance, Loans. nlvcrslty Heights, close to bus line; !!,l:iL!li!iji'L,iLnn,,lS. Phone 2417-lt.- t. C A S I! Ell St K S l'hone '22?,. 220 West Gold. terms, .'in;i tx. HELP WANTED S21 W. 108. Yassnr; owner. Ki nt ha I.K ThreenVwTabblt hutchea changed and El Paso Cash Cold. l'hone 10 repaired. Mult'. k'oll SALE one ur nicest small houses V"st Lend. neKist,T Co., ;u North Stanton street. FOR RENT Apartments SEVERAL MODERN In I'lilverslty Blights; n.nr car line. l''OIl SA1.I0 El Paso, Trxas. WANTED Jinn for farm work. Can 121 Appirs, also sweet appU' general afternoons. Cornell. ei'lrr. Phone 'J402-Ji- Foil SA I.K - I l'hone 240H-- J 3. FOIt RENT Two housekeeping rocirs. -in Ac'lmated pure- K a tire : SS furnished and FOR RENT Rooma For SA . E- He f.."utii KCHi i.ndles"' winter seed .Id 70 WANTED First-clas- s West New Tork. house SAI.i: In wheat, yi bushels to baker. Addres.4 and bicycle, good the acre. :I14-U4- . FOR HUNT unfurnished homes. I) ;ua sleeping porch, for fLSOO. Inquire order. Ill 4UI r.ona. Plume John A. postoffloa box 3"2, N. M. Thren housekeeping rooms'! .FOIl KENT l.uuJI. East Centiat. S. s. Servls, rtox 412, Helen, Fin niched room. &la Norlli 27, V. Ilia South High. Cum-or- city. ground floor. 911) North Fourth. e" Knit tiAl.l-- grapes. First-clas- s flceond. Foil SALE New mortem-hom- Bandy's I'Oit SAL!.' WANTED barber. Address I'OH KHNT jOO pri'ine riOI-J- Larso span horses. harneSh. Ft tit KENT Three modern light house It eoni ff,m, room. tJ09 West down 'i.m',n, postnfflce box 332, N. M. FOIt ENT ad-- ! I' mi t. 2HI2-J- . and like rent. ramp wucon. will sell Helen, keeping rooms. 11)1 North ' SEE Very desirunle room, l'hone monthly payments Tit ' TOWN" coinplitf. cheap; Maple. joining close tn. IK South Amo. J. A. Hammond. SL'4 East Sliver. lHjllirsTlTur; UEST IN separate; nl.o consider Ford car In hnth; t'oi: IlE.xr Two l'hone L'in-R- trade. KENT furnishcii rooms! I'ive-rnn- Hull taught. Younir Men's Asso- lull Housekeeping apartment, Foil KENT rtoom suitable for 1'borio Ft'U SALE modern ho"n 5l!Il!Ltl'I,'!!i!!r?M9 Store. Christian lurnisntv Z1& North Seventh. leelri I'h.'.s.u. FOH SAI.Ill.'ire insurance ciation Auto Sebool, AnirHes. complete. TIOHSON or light 41! West Hold. garage, two blocks from store and agency. Flilt SALE Large assortment nt le l.os im. hoiisekeeplng. i : I ( : sT FOl: KENT Two !''.' N T - It o m West st reel car. 114 Hi. i 4r,, CONCRETE rooms, nleelv furnish FOR It ENT NIciT" wan"" isn Xljeraa. Cornell, the Heights. rlty. paints, varnishes and colors. funn leamslers. Oil fOP llirllt .I, 218 1 und M-V- . 0 Pee carp?r,ler - o"- - tlnl,ti.,tr,.nr.lr.v ova,A, W, Gold. Phone 40 sleeping l'hone I''tlH SALE TlonTe! I'BH CKNT HI.SCOIj'NT on Maxotlivs, It. f. Mnnahan. automobile laborers; good wanes; to iuil.i rooms 12114 North Third. By ownei, suburban t . painting, transportation Mroodway. ..wu..vkt,a. """seKeeping sold et the Vinilio-- finrflue. iO? South Prioim f,?tl . Job. Employment 110 B FOH f u - I'Minlshed four moms anil sleeping ry. Agenry, Third. KENT Furnished rooms, also i:b.t- roni no sick. porch, city ! Full KENT Five rooms light Ml West water, fruit I'ostof-fle- o OH KA I.ri I.mly's seennd-han- SOFT SPOTS Heel nrrh WANTED Man with and sleeping room. 713 South Droud-wn- trees, grape arbor. blejcle. and cushions good references housekeeping box 1 porch; strictly modern and close In. It 213, city. elienp. The Kx.'lmngo, 20 West fiold. prevent fallen Insteps; cures nil foot and car; a money making outside field. 322-- Full unt Several rooms, unfurnlsbeu. Phono Three-roo- (I , iT, wTsir. troubles. Arch Ringer Machine 117 FOR RENT h FOR SALE house with II. Planter Supports. Thus, Sewing Co., West Dwellings FOH KENT One room Mnilshed for --1 -.' 'Jl' hEd Oold, Foil UBNT Two lurnlehed rooms, for I'1 chlcKcn hnue for two hundred chickens HM'EnT xusranteed worh. rhona ..LC'lI'JTJi". 'n Wo'( Central. housekeeping, modern conveniences. It Mm sleeping room, close ''UiSl.FOIt WANTED .light housekeeping; adults; no sick. Clll West Coal. garage, lights and water. 1205 West BALE Water SALE Pianos, player pianos, elec- Bookkeeper, young mnn with 721 South Second. in;:ii: vst Iron. Iron, phono . spaniel puppies; make tric orehestlan I menL nuniers anu pianos, with slot at. thorough knowledge of bookkeeping; RENT 'Twii-fitn- FOH KENT Nice, "It KENT Fin retrievers, l'hone state FOL RENT furnished rj furnished bouse. clean apartments. nlsheil loonisTilTTjouth FOR SALE Three-roo- 40!l.,T1. thohments. phonngrspns: pre-w- age, salary and C. W., 'Nicely iargb 'A r. Ki;;-.T- . house, front Tor values; experience, three-ruo- , a reasonable. Imperial Hotel, 211 West lu rhono ipilrk 106 esro Journal. m modern no sick. onuin waiter. and back porcheH; dandy orchard MANZANO action, phone or write apartment; oom Central. OINOPm ALB P. North Seventh. ruu KbM-Four-r- house nflil - Ftift KENT Turn 'slice room. HI South started; on a Inrco corner terms. H RT.rs (leorge l.eatnord Piano Co.. Sll Bouth I.EAKN TO TEl.KOHAI'H Am BtnrtTng slecp- St . lot; dleeslliin nnd a nerve tonle. 111 FOH KENT venth.' U'L'I botiWvnrd. Walter a class In WASTED One or two ladles to share porcn. inqulro 710 West Kent. Kedroom, employed Virginia HALE telegraphy and want four no 617 F i ( i l'il'. Twelve Winchester FOH S I.E oieluns" persona to out. lovely fuur-ron- 101 Bouth prefrrreil; fck. West u It i: N T to "eniplojed gen- - FOR SALE For cash I will sncrl- - (rouse Water cTnUlijulieS fill For particular! call apartment. FrU liliNT Now itiroe-rom- n Oold. IMr.-l- t. ii'r.n, only, 1002 West 2074-J- . II bungalow. phone five-roo- if'penuus snoigun, Its. nnd tomatoes; wholesale or phone after p. m, itimitnient a Pouth inch. a month. tlenian. 415 North Fourth. rico rotir, three and cottages, Marquette. retail; f:r Ph,,n ni FOH KEN'F'Fwo desirable furnished paying better than 20 cent. Room quality guaranteed. One mil FOH JtENT Two roonii and FOH KENT Four-roo- Foil KENT Furnished per KOll KALE ten-fo- cow. .1rsy sleeping modern house, rooms with porch and ruoms; no chil- 7, First National Hank Five dry goods one yearling Jersey heifer. J. P. furnlahPd. 1601 sleeping prlvato dren. 110 building. 2ln4-It- porch, modern, Eatt Call bath. 707 South Arno. South Walnut. v.uuoii.rs. nature 109 Wilson, phone H42-.- nicoana clean. at 632 South Arno. FOR SALE tllreo-roui- Appiy Btore, WANTED Errand boy with wheel. Tho 'Vntrnl, phono FURNISHED modern no ll.'Hi'ly cottago, North First. Economist. FOH KENT FOH KENT Three furnished rooms, lick, no on South well U1 EFFECT!) AttTO TOP and SEAT K.)lt HUNT Two rooms furnished Small cottage, f'lrnlfhed partly ehllilren 414 Walter; furnished; - for n rooms West Silver. HKAI, rlllk r'osbluned Vols-pn- r. llk'ht ginssen-i- Bleeping for light housekeeping. ir,:l modern; low priced. find very easy Hnsieiy; giinran- dressing, Effeetn Auto Enamel, bouaekopplng; also porch; $35. mi 14S6-W- KENT now sleeping Bouth Arno. North Second, phone . Ki'l: Two furnished housekeep- terms. Apply 701 East Santa Fe, ii'pu; IljUr pnirs ror 5. riione Valspar Enamel on automobiles. r..nnis, over vVonlworths. rooms. r.(l!l phone T.3-- IMPKKIAL HOOMS ing South Waller. MS. Plymouth O'ttsce Paint. IloniesteaJ. AVAXTKU YoiiiiK married to 3."., I'"u it it K.NT FOH KENT N'l.orclean rooms: mnn, Three nicely furnished with sleep-in- rates FOIl KENT Ktilt S.VLlil Victor and Floor Paint. Poof Point and Cement. Sat- fur Hairs iinsiiii-n- Must he hard wnrk-c- porch; water and by day or week. Over Pastime Nlrofy "furnls"licd front room, FOR SALE 1423 West Central, plinnoaraph modern rooms for rea-- city lights, $15. r. sixty ri'l'orOs: rnftitr.Mhle. Avorlll 4nn-- l- isfaction assured. Thus. F. Keleher Leath- Titical or housekeeplnc: Pnone 410. Theater, all 14 West Central. nd.lnlnlng Icillr. H North Third. nine font all nearby territory. Willing to unnahle. 409 West Santa Fe. frontage; pavement paid ments, No. 1. er Co.. 409 West Central. Phone 1067-- work MO week. Ki-f- Five-roo- UNt'OLN A l'A B T MBNT 8. "lie WTTf u r n tsTT fnr; house nnd garage; fr per rcii'Vi FOH KENT furnlsh-e- d I.AIitlE. cool room, pries Kour-roo- modern beauiltully furniehed, fiALK Address, Dux F. U. Morning i'XJH modern fur- ed rooms; hot water, cool snd close In pnvnie hnih 1211 Wo,t Rnma. $ri,3fli. Inquire Ilia West Central, phnm FOIl Quince pears for preserves, ASI1ESTOS HOOF PAINT house; garage; large 035 72K-- .1 Journal. nished yard. 312 111 cents a pound. THIS no apartment. Inqulro 116 West Bouth South Third, phone TWO or e : " l.ynch's Orchard, paint contains tar. Broadway, ihri li.oj.ieke, ,in rooms, ground t or Is WANTED Fur nut of one North Fourth. FOIl KENT Two rooms no sb'lt. FOR SALE By i.Kii. r. furnish- Fiirrrsir. pitch asphalt. and will town, ihe 9j..or FOH KENTFurniHuc, modern three-roo- liHgniiy will) floor; 41? West Silver. eliKniuly FOIl 1SKNT fuTnlahcd ed buncalnw. romns, glassed-i- FOIl fALK New Home stand the hot, dry climate of the west. Salesman, ladlfs' department; rne Clean apartment, house; two In- - sleeping porch, furnished to rent out FOR RENT ivlth""lavft"-liny- f.ur sewing machine, screened porches. Front bedroom" ; sews fine. The ISO We also bav.- a red, maroon and green men's ciothin? salesman ; nuut spfnlt two small rooms nnd rent . . .i single or double. go8 South Arno. sleeping porch; appointment call $!; Exchange, West kitchenette; numn r.oitn. in centrally located 20!n;-- All II Our Spanish fluently. AddreM with refer- renaonahle. 415 West Lend. well private nioriilnrs only; located on South rb.ld, phono 1111. paint. kinds, per gallon. FOH KENT Houseii,Bll furnished FOIt KENT Nicely furnished. home; gentleimn only. No nick. 611 West Walter. new, built-u- roofs with pebble finish, ences, expnrienee nd salary expected. kinds; l.'onl. lML'-.- FOIt SALE ticket to Oklahoma ioltJ'.KNT Very nice, clean, and unfurnlned. MrMIIIIn ventilated bed room, snltaoia for one l'hone Upturn will last twenty-fiv- years. Phone 1SS4-- Box 400. rnrp .Tniirnal. large ft Wood. SALE one via Oc- apartment, furnished; rent 2015 West rlold or two gentlemen. 416 s.oiih Third, FOIt Ncv homes by owner; City, Newton. Kansas; good to Th Manznno Co., 110 reasonable; FOIt ItENT Two deslrnble g .11. 22B5-W- . South Walnut. no no 1)H "ltn light k:m West Gold; one tober Phone sick; children. E 1.(11 N IVmnle. Forrester. llfcM-F- our tivc-ioo- HOTEL rooms nnd 1'i.u Sleeping rooms, furnished; clean and 111) North one four-roo- 210 FOIl PALE High-clas- s FL'liNJKlIUn iiiiimiu,,,. well Maple; FOIl SA LE Standard drop-hea- rotarv registered Irish WANTED Experienced sales women, at APARTMENT Two large, ed bouses, 705, 7ll. 715. 717 housekeeping apartmems, by the day. ventilated. Phono 1S03-- or call 821 Sil- f. South week 417 North Maple; tonus. Call West 112.50. The U'l) water spaniel oale, whelped Febru- The Economist. airy, cleun rooms, furnished on 140 or month. 502 West Central. Smith Welter. l:il:i-M- . machine, Exchange, nice, "alter. each. Phone 1530. ver, phono West 1111. ary 2S. inv.2. ready to work now. best of car line; no lrk.628 North Third. FOIt RENT room, well l'Olt RENT iinid, phone "WANTED (lit for general bouse work. FO! REXT unfur-nlshe- rronl furnished, Nicely furnished large front FOR HALi; imok. It will lie tn I7i5 color, oo.'it and conformation, $45. easily FOIt Tliree-rooV- n bed ynur Foil SALE Hoover vacuum 400 KENT S?5 adjoining bath, use vt phone, rinse in. room; ( Special worth twice the nslied. Also have North Twelfth. apartment, a month. Khono Mr. prlvale. oulet home; privi- interest f""e us brfnre purehfiplnf? a 39 price llKhts, water and Tn. one or two gentlemen. 701 West Pllver. lege of 710 cleaner, 40; flrekss cooker, J25; fine Utter of I.lewellen WXNTEi E x i 1' n A p- - gas; water paid; strong, number light housekeeping. South home. s we h.ixo ft 11"t setters, whelped ) kt ccd wait rehs. no 1011 Arno. large both- new. 40 North Fifth. adults; sick. North Second. Four-roo- FOIt RENT Nice 'V'rtB-T- 1. ply fit I.lherty Cafe. FOH KENT UvTT sleeping room, with to uplrrt fi nn. Hi ner Co., 218 August nicely marked, good condition, FOIt - house, 114 llnr- - FOIl SALE piano, used, excellent from a of bred close liFNT One single, one larger beau- Screened Dlirches: r.n nw light housekeeping privileges. l'Olt RENT Nicely furnished room Weft C.oM i.h iritt 407. Player family champions, WANTED Saleslady. United One Cent mnrlnrn. lln Hi3!i-- large tlfuily furnished hot varil. University Hpjyhts, phone with large sleeping hot and hrWH condition; first Investigating cash up to my sensational tield trial winner. to One Dollar Store. 1211-l- aparatment; Inquire 1207 om porch, cold Foil SAI,"i:tirTnitrrul water. fi West 490-- North Twelfth. roTou "Tied"-ro- water In no 002 buver sure to take It. Phono pis. Pinto Ttess. former titter have been sold Roma, phone FOH RENT Sitting room; sick. South Arno, bijTir.'i w, f Ivo slof'pinff WANTED Salesladies. United One Cent ENT Phono 1721-J- . rooii., porch ma- to field trial men. and are good; l'Olt ltKNT il ; Foil SALE New making One Three pleasant rooms, bath furnlh combined; private entrance; private and njliU? pn seed hrick K:iraK' iil'.ii Ijtnger sewing St.", to Dollar Store. F?ed S18 1 1B6-- - or all papers go with them, at each. and front nnreh nmnla.alu hoiiRe; two aleeping porches, bath. North Sixth, phons FOH RENT Two hnmn n'iir Kh'pa. Kur In- chine: cash parmeids. Phone no large housekeeping particulars 373-- 411 J. II. Oalusha, Albuquerque. N. M. AVANTED nirl to drt 1'nht housework sick; no children. 112 Pouth Ninth! evenings. rooms, well furnished; back and front iitilre T'n Third. call East Cen.ral. two. Cnll 1112 11 for South Edith. KENT Ft? KENT close no i 10 all 6 i'OH Three rcotm and bath, Newly accurated furnished FOR RENT Two desirable bed rooms. porches, ground floor, In; small rli U A . Wcli-- b u by practical TVPIiWIUTKHS, makes, ( and up; V A N T E D Worn In children nor, 13 month. TYPEWRITERS an or girl for general furnished for light housekeeping, 609 house, with the bout of construction; modern home; gentlemen or Indies West Iron. builder, $r,7fl cash, or bet offer, buyf per Albuquerque Typewriter house 822 ... una z' 122 South Fourth. work. Apply at East Coal. South ITrat. Apply at the Savoy Hotel I'Tmmn j Kast Stlvor. employed preferred; no sick. l'hone FOIt RENT Newly papered furnished and classed in aleoplng pnruh Exchange. TYFEWIUTEHS All makes overhauled office. mr.-H- . bed In arc! TTANTETl Cook, two general housework Oil RENT Attractive four-roo- corn- - room nnd dressing room, Cur em- Klecirie nnd cltt water. The bet FOIt SALE L'sed tract. ir and repaired. Ribbons for every tint' girls, dining room girl. ltiO North FOIl KENT Furnished apartment, four lurnisneri modern bungalow. FOR RENT Furnished, one l.use house- ployed person; near boarding hnus.; very town fnr beilthieekem. Palmer, 1822 with gang plows. Hardware chine. Albuquerque Typewrit r two-roo- I7.m-- no 6u6 Snuih lliirh 175S-- J. korber A 1103-- 122 rooms, modem; also apart-rr.e- Hitorth Mulberry, phone keeping room with sleeping p.rch; reasonable; sick. South phnne Department, Company. phone South Fourth. WANTED Maid for h oust work ; with sleeping porch, 1104 Nortb FOIl HUNT In light and water, IIS a month, l'hone FoiPsalK jTi sou t h hi kTu mis. new FOR PALE llnln"tf7irantnhie"pf! four University iiciglits. now 1.11 Second. three-roo- thiee-rnoi- one one small family. Apply mornings. 523 house and 125. Bee cnttnge; iwi inree screened chnirs; rug. rocker, one bicy- WANTED garage; built-i- n Apartments North "Eleventh. FO". KENT Two W. VOn RENT two sleep-In- g FOR SALE in Hirches, oak floora thrmmhout, cle; very cheap. 411 West Santa l"e. room, furniBhed for H. Stlllwell, 1103 North Furnished rooms, Ranches five-rm- Seventh. a renl buy; very emnll pay W NTKIj a four tir furnish- WANTED A woman to clean house. light housekeeping; sleeping porch and porch, front porch, hnlli, gnrnge, l'Olt Al.i:; We have soma FOP. SA Lb Fresh, buttermilk and e ed In bat' ; close 25. 401 L1M' your vacant houses nnd $24 month. fcpleoonl ment down, balance lik rent, 701 liiast apartment. pleasant location, Phone 1441 between 8:30 and :30 in; f'outh Broadway, wltn the City light water.; per l'hone tn Roberta- fresh In on 1, J, 1044-.- Co.. propositions suburban ranches. Snnfn or T'hnne ft3 cheese; also milk gallon Nnvembor Address T. V., cflr Reslty for and efficient U.ll-- Fe, 1915-M- . H. m. 705 West Uend. phono prompt -Turner lots. Pwayne's J'.uirnal. service. 807 West Quid, phone (H7. Company KOIl owntrl iTew Dairy, phone FOR KENT Three rooms o , HAI.nPy modern WANTED Woman to tnxe charwo of lovely and Kent-Room- FOR SALE ranch-- In FOR ItK.N'T Three-room- , s, Mountain f hmijp, furnished ; house; reasonabln small glassed porch, east front, ;lose (n, completely For with Board pine elegantly wnes; family. furnished close In. Vnlley; log houses; running water. fine Inratinn; to ; enme and R10 Went Fruit. furnished, gas and coal danges. Phons cottage; Inqulro ROOM UOARl&rrKoiTririlrraid-wny- . ao, care priced Apply 1II8S-- .112 South Third. l'hone 914-- AND i'"x journal !fe it If you want tn buy a nw furnished WANTED Girl or middle-age- d for SALE Ten lady FOH KENT New Four-roo- Foli acres of good bind. house; nlno extra Int. 1113 Hrnith KdUh. Must he Rood cook. Small FOH KENT For light housekeeping, one house, fur- HAVE YOU SEEN THAT housework. nished or - FOR RENT Rooms with board! 410 mostly in nlfalfa. four miles out on Ki ill" WA LK At tuchT"foir at 80S South Edith. furnished room and kitchenette. "Water, unfurnished, opposite Method- Rio $1.:0 small family. Apply 240O-R- East Grande boulevard, on main ditch nn flno Bouth bt natorluin. Phone Control. nnd Imuses block Ninth; npantlful Adobo White Pebble Dash Home I am finishing WANTED Business lady; salary and lights and phone furnished. 710 West main road. Address Box 114. old owr.rr must water and electric just ' FOR hEXT FurnlsbeVl aiirt ROOM AND 'J Week. 671 2409-J- sell; city nt 308 Harvard avenue; modern In It's ft commission nn coupon lend. nnturnlahed BOARD, a Albuquerque, or phone In every respect; toTlvht party homes tn nil Lirta r,f ,Ha nlo, 1..l.-.,- .. Sooth liRhts all; each house wirih $1,750, The Elite 113 South Hrondway. RANCH with - on that beauty. If yott will buy quickly you can save money, anil proposition. Studio, FOH KENT Two room, furnished for Turner Co., 21a West 4(17. twenty- t'Tni. City rapidly spreading flold. phone Heal-tor- Seventh. light FOR RENT Glassed-i- porch, with two ncres, part In alfalfa; all kinds direction. City Company. paint, tint, and choose your own electric fixtures, housekeeping; sleeping porch and FOH UBNT Modern furnished board. 114 of Pealty WANTED Competent girl or woman bath; close In; f25. 401 Bouth Seventh; cottage, North Maple. fruit; owner's health fulled, must 207 Wept Odd, ph..ne 0i7. 1IM4-.- two rooms and buck sleonlnir nnrrh: for liKht and cooking phone RCOMS AND GLASS sleeping poich with sell; with or without lock and Imple- to housekeeping on car line, rent tm. 121S Kouth Rdlih, ments. Two I'm about build one or two nice homes on my lot cor- Phone 1589-- or apply 608 West New Full KKNT Two board; no sick. 1027 Forrester. miles from business dis- BUS!WS3 CHANCES nice, clean rooms with FOH Two trict. Phone 2417-11- ner Luna circle and Now York avenue. If you want a home Tork. RENT furnlslied TA1JI.E HOARD men is owner, or 318, sleeping porch and bath; furnished A OKI - Single served; II'1-- iiotti. Founli uiiij Ctiiuui, own an.1 piistofflco box '. Old Albuquerque. roil !.: built to your fancy in this fine, location sec ms today. WANTED Tltoroufthly experienced for light housekeeping. 821 South Wal- ?45 home cooking. .312 North Tenth. of 1670-J- . PT month. Apply724 Kost fcntrnl. RANCH of four acres, fenced with good knowledge gen- ter, phone FOH ItENT fumisnenVroome wllh enllrely 11 SA MC t NT Nicely flvo-fo- three-fourth- s Fit Hotel, wrnty ruiuna, poul In M. FOR-KE- three-roo- FOH ItENT hirnlshed bungnlow first-clas- s with wire, eral office work. Apply person. Two apart-men- Nicely tnble l'hone i:;27-- poultry 313 Bwutb In one board, mile west !,rlilBc;six-nim- n halt and bar, good kane. ZAPF X O'Fftllon Supply Co. with bath. Uood highlands, block from Central, 110 South Arno. of Jlurelas community Ideal for convalescent. Call 317- South house, three screened LEAHN TO TELEOlKAPir Am starting location. No sick or children taken. ROOM. a porches; Phono Mtl-Il- . Jlcstrlcnce V. ' 127.1-- PORCH AND HOARD. Ho water In new and KUlt HAIsE OK KKNT fiihnrh Rrm-er- 102t Xcw York Ave. In and want four fill West Coal. Walter, phono house, garaso chicken a class telegraphy Inquire month: tray nurse's care If iiou.-r-s; CI11CKOI1S st care IMiono out. call FOH RENT Kivo-roo- service; inn nioo'iotl ana tur- ti( anj dwclllntf. Adtlrues Office, Second and (.old. persons to fill For particulars FOH Kent Two and three-roo- furnish- slrlctly modern desired. Phone 1H7H.W. niso 2074-- 6 furnished house, keys; furniture; t,.,nis. Call owner, .Tnrnnl. phone after p. m. ed hot and cold University Heights, HOARD r,. apartments; water, street cars to door. Room 7. Na- - Good home cooking, rates by bX ) t ISA I.K Two-jft- brick bnfl dimf. lights and phone paid; rent reasonable. First ty HOME WOUKEliS llig list of firms riooiii jinna running. tile menl or week. Mrs. Knight, corner FOIl SALE laniir on Upper "15 Ruuth First; HcatIon good any homo work : 4213 South Ilroadway. Broadway and fill fr supplying profitable FOH RENT Modern on Cen- (lold. l'ecns; acres In cultivation, balance enclose Shtfer FOIl KENT Two nice, clean rooms flnt West fioTtwo envelope, and tral. FOR RENT Have" lovely vacan. y pasturo and timber; fair house and good HA UK A flvp-rnu- hinise and Lists Service, Encanto. furnished for house- Large convenient rooms. Partly Full Mailing Ci'lf, sleeping porch, furnished. Low rent to convalescents. Mrs. W. II. Reed, phone 1'ig barn; till on gravel mad; cattle graz- email procrry; cli'Ho In; business keeping; bath In tha Sleeping porch. H2H-J- . 4011 In gjod WANTED A woman, ovir twenty connection; garage party. Drone M2-- Bouth Walter. ing permit can bo secured forest Cnll nr. 310 Fuuth single back. 1210 South Walter. right would n Rood resort Hpvnth. years old, to work two hours esch day FOH RENT Have beautiful home for a ninke propo- f..r KENT con- FOH RENT Small furnished or unfur- sition; good trout and big game liln;(.ioisf ntavallal7l(? location cleaning offices; must speak English; Full Furnished apartments, few young ladles to room and board; fishing UniB store in Arizona now ,'ur- - venient tu fuur rooms, nished house, in very good condition; hunting; $7,000; mivht take up to open, Lots Now On Sale in the New will give good w aires if suited. Call after sanatorium; home atmosphere. 509 North High. price reppondent-- Invltoil if aJ.lp to finance. glassed-i- n en East not modern, but has electric lights and $.1.0i'0 In tnciifna Addresv d mornings, 302 West Tljeras. sleeping porches, gas; ROOM AND In properly. Thomas K. STtirnhall, Arizona. Central car Una, Cnll 1321 East Central, city water; rent 25 or 30. Phone 1647-- BOARD, private care Journal. Tucson, home; fiurse care, service, od roomlo-house- s, WANTED Experienced stenographer ft Wood. Phone 848. Five-roo- tray Fort SAl.K Stores, hotels, orgeeMeMlllln FOR RENT furnished 807 1748-.- I who can In and gen- house; meats, North nigh, phone otb- i assist bookkeeping PA nK VIEW apartments'. large front and back WANTED Miscellaneous gnrnirea, restaurants and work. Must be efficient. COUKTTwo porch, garage; ROOM AND h1f;h-cla- eral office three rooms and bath, also house In the rent BOARD Can accommodate propositions not advertise! Answer In own hand furnish ref- disappearing rear; a man room and board. WAN ILL MONEY on good first F.obtrts-Turne- r Co., 218 Wef. writing, bed and other built-i- n fur- $50 at 322 South Arno, or young with locally. erences and state P. O, Box, features, Inquire modern 901 South mortgages. McM'lllon ft Wood. Oold. experience. nished or unfurnished; hot and cold phons J340-- home: private family. B0 8 heat, Wnlter. WANTED desk"; City. water furnished, 902 East Silver, phons To buy flat "top office FOli t'Al.rc Cafe, fuur ears estublishul Choice level lots, water, ditch water. Buy one of FOR RENT Furnished . city Mul nnd Female, 161 cnttuge. newly FOR RENT Glassed sleeping porch, bed must be In good condition. cMllllon business; will sell cheap If sold at deeorated. Inside and out, modern and new ,ft Wood. 201! West Cold. once; on fot will Man or man and wife to room, and board. In house, for national hlchwny, writs these lots and pay rent to ypurself, you be surprised WANTED ffaa. Phone or call between 10 and 12 young man ISIS East to Y. H. Commercial LOST AND FOUND 3S1-- convalescent. TRANSFER and scavenger work di nr. particulars Stovall, work on dairy of twenty cows; man a. m. Phone keys at 1524 East Holbronk. how soon you will own a home. Let us show you the 2418-.T- reasonable rates. E. A. 722 t'nfe, Ariz. must be (rood milker. Phone LOST Hunch of kuys with num. Morgan Central. Griffith, TABLE HOARD East Iron, l!)70-- FOH HA I.K One In lots and at once. teachers for on tag; reward, Plrone 22 14-- Can accommodate two phone of the finest cafes today begin building WANTED Immediately; FOR RENT Two comfortable furnished or mree- MAX lease, excellent In Now Mexico rnd Ari- - LOST Collie persons ror n.eais oy ins BARGAIN STOKE, at 311, South northern Arlrona. Ions; rural schools, Scotch "dog. Llcenso No. cottages, In beautiful a short from town. Mrs. will good two of ths Down $10 Month. Jtftha. Southwestern Educational Ex- Tejano canyon; week; only ride First, pay the highest prices for trade, location; partners Only $20 and per 403 on collar. 425 South' Edith, Phons climate Ideal; telephone service. Ad- Fleming, 105 South Cedar, phone ir,:s-- your second. hand clothing, shoes end are to leave for Europe; act (itilck. Ad. change 117 West Copper, city. post-offi- 20.,!0-- dress II. B. Hammond, phone 207. MRS. MARSHALL'S home for furnlttre. Phone 8S8. dress postnfflee box 311, Flncstaff. Ariz box M. private LOST A water Bp.uilel. Answers to the 6fiS, Albuquerque, N, eonvalescents, excellent meals, tnble RUO CLEANERS FOK SALE Uest urotery business in WANTED Ponition es- & name of "White Tall"! white chip on FOR RENT After September 13, new and tray servloe; reasonable rates. 1107 9x12 Rugs Cleaned. SI 25. New Mexico; lease on building: McMillion Wood, Realtors WANTED four-roo- 1101-- Ilous. work the day. Pbuu the end of his tall and white on chest: furnished bungalow, with North Telth, phone MATTRESSES renovated. $3.50 and up; tablished and doing a profitable business bath, two screened and furniture and packed. Ervln for forty-tw- o years; sales per annum im. finder return to 409 West McKln-le- y porches garage; SPECIAL sumn.er tiifi par month; repaired 206 West Gold. please also three-roo- and bath 1506 rales, Ttiddlng Co., 61.1-- or 203H-.- 5100,000; a chance for some one to step EXPKHlIi.NCEL) stenogmpner. l'hona or call S10-- apartment. excellent board, private room with phones 1744-- Heat Central. Apply at 724 East Central. WANTED Your Into a business that will easily net five STll.VYJClJ Two sleeping porch md tray service, si. piano to apply on pur- Involoe and light bay horses; welgu John's 491. chase of new used to six thousand per annum; WANTED Wash In it end Ironlnj by the about one una brand- Episcopal Sanatorium, phone player piano, fixtures about elKbt to twolvs thousand, 7 1,300; unbranded, FOR rhono 108 and we will call and lor.en. Oil 0 X SALEhwe PRIVATE SANATORIUM quote to suit nothing asked for ed U. S. ; one aorrel mare branded Box FURNITURE REI'avrtTNG and TUBERCULAR values that will innko consyrvatlve buy- purchaser; WANTED work. Will take upholster- 1411 South excellent meals; good-wil- l. Address F. Andrews, Uox Si9, Laundry H; ono bay mare with young; colt, brand- ing. Phone 611-- or 8036-- Ervln Edith; er sit up and take notice. George P. home or by th day. Phone 21Q1-- special diets; general nursing; summer I.eanard. Snntu Fe. N, M. ed Box II; laat seen eight miles south " 1305-- CUiANINO PAPEI Painter and dtwo- - rates, per month, $50. Phons of town, near Hubbell's 110 re- FOR SALE ,jj.,Milk cans. 60 to KODAK FINISHING 3 TIMES A DAY N rator. Jorn Oondsnn, H84-- store; I2.5U; FOR RE T Storeroom phone re- ,1. chairs and WANTED T. B. convalescents, ut the Remember, satisfaction guaranteed ward for Information leading to their dressers, chiffoniers, dining ; Position. HOME excellent Send I I' tlU l; b.s Hoi. on. K at U ral t."0-per- WANTED by experienced 1407-1- stock of 325 SANATORIUM; table, your flnla ng a reliable estab- UJ Five-Roo- covery. Phone 1 or write. J. L. large used furniture. South m rtrlveri In or out f town. First milk, bath, cottages and sleeping lished firm. Return postage pal on suitable for garage. Inquire II. B Brick House T. A. 221-- ("Inwson. flog K, Old Albuquerque. N. M. $10 New & Shermun. at First Hank and Martin, phone FOH BALE Oak porches, per month, Tularosa, mail orders. Hnnna Uanna. Inc., Savings I dining tnble and six Mexico. Commercial Fox News. Trust Compsny. rhone 8. WANTKD fcome jlarwood boys wouUl leather-botto- chairs; Shuttle Worth Photographers, Almost new, fireplace, hardwood floors, built-i- n fea- nf W A . tbuquerque. to aTilt tenant a HixlnO like work ny kind on Saturdays. NTEpHouaeg Wlltori velvet rug; all good as new, for JAMESON'S RANCH Tho place 10 get VII.b arrange tures, located In Fourth ward; $300 cash, balance $50 Phona 3418-R- 3 not than one-ha- lf foot brick good condition; later Friday W A . X KlJli'lve rounT"ltti!4iVitGept price. Call 8B4. or 101 South well; two miles from town; free from building; 8 cent Interest Triced afternoon. furnished or unfurnlBh Fourteenth. dust nnd smoke; free to MONEY TO LOAN opposite Santo Ke shops; reasonable per month; per quarterly. to porch, modern, transportation terms. See or writs L. 109 $5,000. CALL HUTCHINSON tor house cleaning ed, walking diatanca; will take long leaia. and from town: good homo oooktn;,; MUNKY TO LOAN On wiituhett, Heyniati, sell; FOR RALE One Circassian walnut chif- I. Vnrlh N. M. and wall oteanlnn. floor waiing, palm- AdflrpM pnslofficft box meals served family style.. Phone 3238-.- Runs and valuable. first, Albunuerque. 42, city. fonier, with mirror; one dressing Cir- " everything ing, kalsomlnlnf, and ohimney aweepint i rent on or FOR 1IEALTH BE Mr. B. Mnrcua, 213 Smith Fltft. Z082-- WANTEDTo about October cassian table and chair, one brass bed, EKERS Furnished FOR SALE Poultry-Egg- s nild Job Mnn. tlrst-clu- phone 1, furnished houea or apartment; mod- good clean mattress, good snrlnrs. two moms with hot and MUNKY TO LOAN, on a real sleeping porches, ll. I. O. Iluv liXPRRlUNCED office man will keep em, five or more rooms, near primary rockers with leather two ex- entHte; 11.000, tl.&00, 12,000. toll Al,i: Bed l. Strain WILLIAM Realtor bottoms, straight cold water In each room; steam heat: roosters. 1:115 So. J. LEVERETT, vour books, collect your bllla and take nth on I; munt bn good neighborhood; wont chairs with leather bottoms, one secre- and Wood 20 West Gold. pullets and Waller. of In i?u nick cellent board; tray" aervlcy; graduate rani your oflrn work general, at where have been, l'hone tonight tary, all for $12S; can see furniture after MONEY TO LOAN on fllaniomlA, wutuhtut Fult SAI.K hens, 20 while Leg- Phone 110. 31S West Gold. I'huUe 406-- or after S0J nurse In attendance; prices reasonable t.ayiiiii vpry imall ctut, for lutei tonight write description to t o'clock, evenings: well person. and good jewelry; libaral. reliable, horn and pen of Ai ds, S20 South Edith, - Robert U , f - Cast de 60$ .. . tf. Parker, Elks club, city, West CoaL j Ora, and $11 West Gold, Uctlltob Jewelry Co., 109 K. 1st. ItH-J- 3

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CHI A HELD 2 E Dr. H. E. Kimble WHY SUFFER HEW ENGLAND BREAD DENTIST with sand and dust when you Room 4, Grant Building. Third can have comfort DK II AT and by Installing POLICE 01 REGISTERED Central. Piece Metal Weather Strip; TOTH is of and sells EATRE and a half loaf good Phone a pound bread, 492 guaranteed satisfactory. For at 15c. You will find New England bread very prices phone 1742-- or see different from most brands. We ask you to try it. R. P. Thomas at 1008 For- TODAY AND TOMORROW FORGER! CHARGE IRE UNIVERSITY rester avenue. New Park canned spinach is in stock. Spinach DUTCH BULBS HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY is a splendid hot weather food, in fact, good for the system at all times. Poultry Fancier Arrested by 20 Per Cent Increase in En- Tulips, Hyacinths, Daffodils. and , Transfer Local on Train rollment Over This Time Order Now for Fall Planting. Guys Certo. Do not overlook it when you are making Police Here; Will Be Taken to Last Year; General As- Raymond F. Bloom Storage jelly. We haul anything, any time and This Thone 2167-- J Chicago for Trial. sembly Morning. anywhere. CASH Phone 28 Plume 871 32S South Serond WARD'S STORE,, Arrested at the Santa Fe station With 256 pupils, exclusive of Night Phones 20:!3-- J and 1269-- 10c yesterday hy lncnl police officers, summer school students, registered it 508 West Central. Orders Delivered for Ray C. Palmer iidmltted at head- at the New Mexico State university quarters that ho was wanted in yesterday, officials expressed the FOR SALE on of school Chicago a chnrse cashing belief last night that this Four-roo- or it is al- was to see the enroll- house, furnished forged checks amounting, year largest unfurnished. Take over my leged, to almost $5,000. He was ment in the history of the state in- At the equity and pay balance like For Sale arrested by the police upon receipt stitution. corresponding rent. 401 de- last the enrollment was North Fifth. Key of a request from the Chicago date year at 403 North that he was 213, which is 20 per cent less than Fifth. tective bureau staling 160 acre on Pe- on a train which would soon pass this year. ranch Upper through Albuquerque. The first general assembly will cos, 60 acres in cultivation, Albuquerque's Always "Playing the flappers?" police be held this morning at 11 o'clock balance pasture and timber, asked Palmer when questioning at which time W. A. Keteher will Finest Worth fair house and good big barn him regarding the alleged cashing deliver the address of welcome on FOR SALE OR Theater While of the $5,000 worth of forged checks. behalf of the citizens of Albuquer- all on gravel road. Cattle "No chickens," Pnlmer replied que, and Tlev. F. E. McGuire will TRADE grazing permit can be secured to welcome tho pupils on behalf of The and then hastened explain that best tnoney making Dry In Forest Reserve; would he had been in the regular chick- the city churches. A musical pro- Cleaning. Dyeing and Ilat Ren- en business and had gone broke gram has been arranged which will ovating riant in New Mexico. make a good resort proposi- TODAY AND TOMORROW to make the hens lay enough include several numbers by the present business of trout and trying male Mrs. D. W. Doing tion, good fishing eggs to pay expenses. college quartette. 11,000 a month. Have mod- authorities were notified Faw will be accompanist. Citizens ern all big game hunting. Price, I Chicago of are Invited. plant, new. Will sell William Fox Presents of the arrest and an official will Albuquerque for cash, but prefer to trade 17,000; might take up to come to Albuquerque to take for similar business or resi- $3,000 In income property. charge of th prisoner. WHITE MULE PARTY dence in Albuquerque. Address FINED AND JAILED Cilver City Cleaners Address M08, care Journal Norma, and Harrison t Oalmadge Fori SIM-Ki- CITY, X. M. IVllAiFRliSTORTZft Charged wilh disturbing the peace m 'StniliiV at a dance hall on New York ave- Olirough. nue, Julian and Miguel Mora were in 'fined t'2o each and given SO day In her greatest production. BUSY MAN; TELLS sentences In the county .lull when Your As Moonyeen, girl of yes- they appeared before the justice of Norma terday; as Kathleen, girl the pence yesterday, l'elar Mora of today. at was - Sojifrars investigate Our Norma arrested the same time, giv- In romance and The Streak RIG RHnW in a JiiO fine and a 30 day sentence tragedy; Fighting MINT $1 The new in drama; in sweetest and C.'irmel a Sets Atencio j fine and McKinney Garage just opened up love. A THRILLING DASHING, STUNNING STORY I1UUU I UIU UUUII a 1 "i day sentence. at our store. The men are said to have been Norma Come Smilin' Through the OF THE WEST. fighting and quarreling, officials I Gates of Cladness. Elks Secretary Spends 24 believe as the result of too much PRICES COMPLETE $9.CO Hours a in i"wbite mule'' which is said to have Day Prepara- been much in evidence at the tion for Antlered Herd's dunce. WHITNEY- - HAilDWARE GO. Clyde Cook in "The Eskimo" Circus. NOW TAUADGE 1 MpM now the busiest place In NOTICE TO TIE REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES. AU'iiqmrqiie and the busiest man IN in town are to be found at the Klkis m Club. Mere F. A. Ktorlz will tie for J 2 found netting things in hhupe PUBLIC IX ORDER TO GIVE OI K PATRONS thr bin Klks Circus to be held for :six day?, starting Monday, October 2 ami ending Saturday, i ictohcr 7. MARCEL WAVING and MARINELLO "Smilin' LOCAL ITEMS BASEMENT FIRE Ho will lie busy at work from early On and after Monday, Septe- Through" idiirni iilt until late at night getting mber 18. Ihe entrance to the TREATMENTS something like ten thousand circu-Jir- s varado Hotel will be on Central mem- I have of ( THE MASTERPIECE OF LOVE ETERNAL, YOUTH 5. a week out to the various avenue, opposite Y. M. C. A. employed Mrs. Sanders Cleveland, Ohio Marlnello Coal Supply Co ?bone 4 and hut Harold bers, not only in Albuquerque FRED HARVEY. graduate) expert In all lines. SUPREME State Sanitary Engineer THREATENS THE the terri- Gray of Santa Fe is in the city on throughout surrounding official business. tory, announcing the Elks Circus. J,at rail, Buy peaches now. Lots of the folks may think it a Daily's Kash and Karry. MARINELLO SHOP County commissioners post- hon- ADDED ATTRACTIONS! aft- Joke, but this is going to be an poned their meeting yesterday Klks M 10 n ou est affair, and the C. II. CONNER. ft. D. O 104 West Central Sturges Hotel Bldg. ernoon until this morning at of en- o'clock. will furnish the highest class Osteopaihle Specialist. Miss Burke is no longer in our employ. 701 -- 325-- PATIIE REVIEW CURRENT EVENTS . oi at the lowest prices. Stern Tel. Dr. D. R. I: i d tertainment Illdg. J. array, Osteopathic In tent will be a Violet-ra- y treatments. Phone 741. Kvcry act the big NeW GOOSe-NeC- K Cellar; feature attraction, for In most cases Mrs. Herman Mohr has returned Matinee AdulU, 25c; 10c. Mfom California, where she has Fire Hose Nozzle Used Around the children, bei visiting relatives. Trip AdulU, 35c; 15c. ' full truck load, With by,'-- ;--, Night children, Factory wood, Great Success be nn fi' . dollars. Hahn Coal company, wiU exl,. World work with GALLOP HUT jihone 91. City Fire Department. feature and will along This evening 7:30 Sharp County A?ent Lee Reynolds ItSe big acts In the big tent. station First M. E. Church a! goose-necke- d of circus County I; me Demonstration Agenl A new cellar hose "outside the regular Adults. G0c Children, 25c Maude Dotv fittended tho nozzle, which has been added to will bo sideshows using home A splendid buy at $9.25 per ton. rnnninpi Ihe, there - Everybody welcome. demonstration at the Atrisco com- - city lire department equipment t Went features and these will oe un- Vhunity cannery last night. Mrs. since the fire in the cellar of trw uer the direction oi .mi. u. All coal and genuine Gallup. Just right for Doty gave demonstrations of Inn building a few days .J.andolfi. kitchen range. era! new methods. U'go. its value or now many snows canning proved yesterday' Regardless - LYRIC i fiTEK - THE morning when It was used in ex- yon may see, remeniner in; mw; n tinatiislilng a similar blaze in theitnre attraction of Albtnpierque win EMPIRE Cleaners ANNnllNPPMPNTC111 Uu LI I O There will be basement of the building occupied ,1)0 the Klks Circus. Coal (CONTINCOtS PERFORM &JVCB FROM 1 TO II P. M.) jbv the Kaahc and Manger Hard-- : something new every night nnd DYKP.S AM) MATTERS Supply mi hmkr Company or chap-'war- e Regular meeting Adah Company and the Angelu:. ;SOinetbing worth while CLEANING :,, of the Mil TODAY AND TOMORROW .o. order tie; Eastern IotC. Alhiio.ncrque greets you, hone 4511. Cor. Hill and Gold 4 Phones 5. Wm. R. President and Star, will be held In Masonic tern-- ; hr.,Ue ont ir. ,i. cell..r ot mof.t at the Klks Walton, Manager yu, , cimis ar 5 ociock. ,iuv. ;) hf, oi'i ne-- biukling at 4:tu o'clock yester Circus. Fifth street and ' day morning, the smoke awakening nue, October '2 to 7." SAY IT WITH IF YOU Trip Around the World. Station i.i, ...,,..,...... , .,.,.1 FLOWERS, First Methodist church. , i,',i WANT BUT Cars leave w ,hf-n- vtr..t Tim fire Poaches. Peaches. Three pounds The Jeweler TO, 7:30 p. m. ill- - o FOGG, prompt. ,,.tl..,mmt nntifiu,! nnrl in :i iwaebes for uventy-llv- coins vited. Adults, 10c; children, '.'c was extin-gulshe- d Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. Ifew minutes the firo Daily's Kash ami Karry. Lowest Prices. through the use of the new Highest Quality, HEAR DR. EDGAR L. HEWETT km-xtri- Postornee. ITALIANS HELD BY goose-nec- k nozzle. The hose nozzle rrrv shok mhp Opposite of 4 1 H Director School of American Research on the Subject, so it can be lowered I'hune MIMV. 413 Smith gerund South Fourth. is tuado that unit IMMIGRATION OFFICE into a shallow basement and ro- Vtrr full lellr American Monuments About "Don't tated so that water is thrown in all Four Italians, charged with en- directions. PURE MILK Albuquerque tering the United .States In viola Lack of such a piece of equip LOST tion of the Immigration laws, were ment seriously handnapped the short haired Airedale dog ten Whole milk or erenm. qunlll, ILLl STUATED WITH LANTERN SLIDES arrested here Thursday night by .1. firemen In the recent College Inn months old. Named "Boots." guaranteed better than eltj Write F. Ham immigration Inspector. basement fire which was finally. Finder call 408. Reward. limit h requirements. Delivered 15, 8 o'Clock The four men are to In to any Tonight, September alleged have after hours of work, extinguished MISS ADAMS daily any quantity pari been In company with three other by flooding the basement. of the city. Butler's Duiry. Phone High School Auditorium Italians who entered the t'nited Iamage to the hotel and hard- - 2405-11- States through Mexico several ware building, which is owned by ruder Auspices Hoard of Education No Admission Charge. Letters" weeks ago. Three of the of Frank Neher, was estimated yester- PAI-MIS- seven party MADAM I'ETITF, were arrested at Ias Cruees. day at possibly $'.'00. will 1 Phone IMlL'.W 421 VI. Central Those e. At the reiiuest of friends, YOU'LL arrested here are Joe She SEE WHY WHEN YOU SEE Antonio Dalbuso, Antonio remain Id days only. RENT A CAR Marchese TMEri reads strictly from science, and his son, Marcellno. AROUND Diive It Vourself--Ne- w Fords The men will be held in tells past, present and future. the county 1724 and Dodges. Coupes and Sedans jail pending deportation Guarantees satisfaction. If It's Fuel We Have It West Central. Phone 2130-- AI.IU'QI'KRQrE COURT DKIVI Itl.I SS CAR CO. Gareth Cars Delivered. GALLUP CERRILLOS LUMP Hughes DEATHS AND j 1 LUMP, IN THAT FUNERALS HOUSE AND EGG PICTURE SCHRE1 T! F. It Mrs. Rose Gordon Landon's r,g MOVED A romance of Schreiber, years old. died at the Samuel Ii. Wlchter filed suit All Sizes ANTHRACITE and COKE young missives, mistakes, home ot her daughter on F.ast Shade Six Doors North to misadventures Oarfield avenue yesterday against George Hancock. Shop ( Smokeless Sootless ) and mystery yesterday morn- Carrie T. Hancock nnd the First Shades made to order. 201 SOUTH SECOND. ing. She came here from Chicago about a Savings and Trust company, trus- (Victor Luxor THE NICEST RED CEDAR WOOD KINDLING also year ago and is survived tee for Anton Willimek. The C. O. Wiseman and by her son, AV. G. Schreiber, a. :d Ila-r- y seeks to obtain court per- Kirsli Curtain Hods and her daughter, Mrs. Ttolllng-berr- v plaintiff Watchmaker, Jeweler CIRCUS DAYS to sell 1619-- J. Two animal of C. mission real estate mortgag- Phone 415 North Sixth Engraver. part comedy this city. T French Is trust In charge nf fhe funeral ed to the company. 25 Tears !E 91. HAHN COAL CO. arrange- H. C. Ilnehl suit Experience ments, which will he announced started yester- REGULAR PRICES later. day against T'aul Cramner for the collection of an alleged ?t00 check on National BATT5T) Funeral servb e f, drawn the Citizens FOR SALE Miss Irene Marie Tbilrd were held bank. Two nice houses, twenty-fiv- e afternoon at 4 o' -- lock foot lots, two rooms yesterday ;,t mm. each, WANTED Strong Brothers' The Lust call. Huy iH'Hehes north o( 1 chapel. Kash nnd sleeping porches, part 21 'asket bearers and hnnnrarv nail Daily's Karry. town, good location. See S SEPT. Iliih bearers were setmolmates r.f the Kahn, 109 .North First, cash or M,B., KM DR. I'HA.VK r,. MacCRACK-EN- . ci: young itev. thursd'ay When lady. Frank McCJuire terms. yoo can use onr of the Methndlst church officiated. DR. DAISY R. MaeCRACKE.J. Stenographer and Interment was In the family ni ii: j Osteopathic Physician. laitview cemeterv. K. I. Building. Phone Office s-- Office Assistant. Which SUGARITE FANCY CHESTNUT i Residence K9-.- I. Only Big Circus Coming TAPP WuI Give a Street Parade Raymond Tapp, with satisfaction in lad who came lvre from The (lllrtersleeie Electric Co.. ViW.T.pyJ furnace, healer or range Denver with tvphofd fewer, .lied 211 East Ceulral Phone 797-- Rosenwald's last night. His father, Wilbur HEW J STATE Tapp. arrived here yesterday ton tientry's eggs, Oc; for sale at COAL CO. i late to see his boy alive. He will lending groceries. take the body back to their home Fresh & PHONE 35 in Sanitary South 1,ynn, Mich. Strong Proth-cr- s orsacs. Wedding boiifucts are In charge. Ies. Phone We the il Supply Liberty Cafe and the Savoy Cafe. REPUBLICAN STATE GALLUP LUMP HEADQUARTERS MAY Let Us Send a Man FOR CITY DELIVERY To MOVE TO CAPITAL replace, that brok'.n window PHONE 2405-R-- 2 Lumber Co Removal of ihe glass. Albuquerque Lower AUCTION SALE republican state Phone 421. 42 North First. LIBERTY DAIRY Omera Nut, l.ead(ii(irters from Albuquerque to 1007 N. Fe was said to be likely yes- in Price. Saturday, September 16, at 4th. terday. Hugh !. Woodward, 'the Sale newly-electe- d slate chairman, with Starts Promptly at 2:30 P. M. 1he executive committee, has the I SUPERIOR LUMP Four rooms of house furnishings to go to the highest bid- (lioice of selection "The Flower der. Note the be the of the loci, Shop" PEARS-APP- following articles to sold: Dresser, beds, tion for the headquarters and the LES (IIF.ATER AXD FURNACE) springs and mattresses, cot and pad, table and chairs, ruga selection of an executive secretary, Opens Monday and rockers, bedding, including blankets, nullts and fancy Mr. Woodward's In the silk oil cook stove, ice preference 118 SOI Til FOURTH Orchard Prices at the quilts, box, dishes and cooking utensils. matter is not known here. The We have several pieces from the Grunsfeld home. Including headquarters at present employs a AZTEC FUEL lace curtains, creton curtains and good pictures that we did r.eeretary, who, with the Store not have the time to sell when we had the sale at resi- Mlns Waggener their Annie Porter, and two dence tharwill be sold in this sale. We also have a big Jot er. ployes, runs the office. 305 North First Street COMPANY of other articles we do not have space to mention. Wanted Vacant Lot lou should come and see for . We have - Ilcnutlful yourself. may ferns. Ives Green In exchange for a Cadillac many things you could use that you can buy at your own Iioiimcs. I'lione 7:52. Cash or will take old 0n,TMvrlel!cTh) mIiow day k must touring car, model 1914; In Phone 251 aly- I price. Everything go, regardless of price. Don't fail to fine condition; a real Furniture, Stoves Woodworth'H l'rewrlptlon J'liar- i'tVVVT)ltd JJ come and bring your friends. lH-- bargain L. lyJAf f ' JVai reaches. Three pounds at 5uu cash. Joe Miller, Prop. rnney. Same prices nn at show T I ivaehes fur f went) -- five cents 101 and 100 South Sixth J. L. GOBER, Auctioneer. f. Val'.y't Kali aud Karry. ''A 1 A