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s m DAVIS STRIKE LEADERS GURRY CONEST START SUIT TO STEPHEH 4 niu . r . . . KNHNUS WE AS IPLEDGES. CANDIDATE FOR II. S. SENATOR Tnn'p 'i'rr STftTES ARE HASTENING SETTLED AFTER TEST LEGALITY NOMINATED SPEECH TO CHICAGO TO FACTIONS TALK OP INJUNCTION

ON FttS UALLDI Hugh B. Woodward, Open- ATTEND PARLEY Both Delegations Seated; IN RAIL STRIKE M ing Convention, Declares Rivalry Forgotten After Administration Is Keep- Session With State Com- There Will Be a Action Defeats H. B. Holt of ing Faith With People. Today mittee. j Besun by Union Las Vegas Man Lasj Meeting of the Executive Electrical B. A of the Workers in the 385 to 158; No Other Names Go Be--j Hugh Woodward, temporary Council; Committee of republi- Cruces, chairman of the republican state can state central committee yester- Supreme Court of the fore Republican State Convention; Nomi- convention, in his keynote speech 90 Will Meet on Monday day afternoon seated the two con- District of Columbia, at Albuquerque yesterday after- testing delegations from Curry Offices one-ha- lf nations for Congressman and State noon, devoted a considerable por- OBJECT 0FSESSI0NS county, giving each delegate CASE WILL tion of his remarks to national is- a vote. Gregory Page, chair- COME UP 10 MADE PUBLIC - to Be Made at Session Beginning at sues. He declared that the repub- IS NOT man of the in an- SATURDAY, SEPT. 9 lican party, in the year and one-ha- lf inouncing tho decision, said that the o'Clcck This Morning. that it has been in control at of the Un- regularity of the regular republi- Washington, has done much to President Gray can delegation was recognized, al- Question of Jurisdiction of correct the chaotic conditions in ion Pacific Declares the though there had been somo appar- the On th'e first ballot, the republican state convention business and industrial life that ently unintentional irregularity in Chicago Tribunal Is for the United States senate, Judge followed the war. He said that the Walkout "Irrevocably the procedure leading up to the se- Raised; Denv Commit- - last night nominated state administration lection of The contest Mr. Davis' op- republican has in a Statement, delegates. Stephen B. Davis, Jr., of Las Vegas. only redeemed its platform pledges for Lost," ing delegation, Mr. Page announced. ting Any Illegal Act, ponent was Herbert Holt of Las .Cruces. The vote stood: a reduction in taxes, an improve- was wholly irregular. ment in foster- ft; the A.ioclutfd l're. The who had Ry the Aorinlrd assessing, and the As- Curry countiuns, rrrsi. 158. 7. The he-fo- Davis, 385; Holt, ing of the cause of education and Chicago, Sept. (By been putting up a hard fight Washington, 7 As- Davis seemed certain when lead- Sept. (by the .The nomination of Mr. good roads. sociated Press). Rail strike the .then made sociated Press.) in Mr. coun- and went to the conven- Legality of tlv the roll call disclosed that he had gained strength the Woodward declared that the ers from every section of tho up state order obtained the democratic had to to tion arm in arm. The by government and eastern counties upon the withdrawal of party nothing try were hurrying to Chicago regulars from Federal District southern do with the economic conditions of summons were led by W. A. Havener, former Judge Wilk- G. war night in response to the chairman, and Mc- erson at Chicago, Francis Tracy. times, which, he said, were the of the county George restraining the Mr. Holt was placed In nomina resolutions, .nomination of candi- products of the war, and if pros- of B. M. Jewell, president Lean, the present chairman, and striking railway shop crafts and the .States y of tho bv tion by A. B. Kenehan of Santa te dates as follows: United perity existed, the democratic pcr-t- railway employes department contestants were headed railroad brotherhoods Lieutenant W. H. Duck- from inter- county. O. O. Askren of San senator, congressman, governor, was not responsible for It. "If the American Federation of Labor. Governor fering with transportation in rirns. name Justice of su- meet- worth. The contest arose when the Miguel county presented the lieutenant governor. that was prosperity," ho said, "it Tomorrow there will be a ecution of the shopmen's strike, was of Mr. Davis. Colonel Prichard preme court, commissioner of pub was prosperity in spite of democ- council, con- Duckworth faction wished to have in. suit filed in the lic of state, state ing of the executive the convention all uiuny seconded the nomination of Davis. lands, 'secretary racy and not as a result of demo- Mr. county recognize supreme court o the District of Co- nomi- state attorney sisting of the shopcrafts, and present as while the Mc- Union county seconded the auditor, treasurer, cratic administration." will delegates, lumbia by the International Broth- nation of Holt. general, superintendent of public Under Wilson. Jewell, and on Monday there Lean faction held out for a dele- erhood of Electrical commis- - Dcprosf'.oii com- Workers, one The nomination speeches were instruction, corporation The temporary chairman declar- be a meeting of the policy gate convention. The Duckworth of the organizations on strike. The appar-'(lone- r, of mem faction stated had piritcd, and set forth the and, finally, naming ed that the country suffered a mittee of ninety. The object of the that the regulars question of Jurisdiction of the Chi- nt two of the best quail bers of state central committee. of after the In- .sr m v J. j call failed to give proper notice of pri- cago court was fact that re- period depression sessions was not stated in the also raised by the fied men in the party had been The committee on credentials auguration of the Wilson regime for the sessions which was sent out maries. petit ion which denied that the each other for the ported the convention to consist of and it was only the world war thai, over of Mr. The situation was complicated plaintiff hail been pitted against and re- last night the signature the Duckworth guilty of any office In the bestowal of 545 accredited delegates, revived American industries. He by the fact that illegal act "before or since" 1. highest each Jewell. faction has nominated an entire July the state of New Mexico. commended that delegation accused the democratic party of Veil or Secrecy. Ask An Injunction. When It was apparent that Mr. vote its full strength when provided waste in the conducting of the war At union headquarters a veil of county ticket. The state central The electrical workers asked a been nominated, Mark with proxies for ibsent members, and of the rail- over both committee recommended that the permanent to Davis had in the management secrecy was thrown injunction prevent B. of Dona Ana county provided such absentees are not He said President it was said that two factions unite for a county Ci.ited States Thompson ways. Harding meetings, although ticket. Attorney Gordon and moved that the nomination he the city. has restored constitutional govern- the meeting of the executive coun- United States Marshal Snyder from made by acclamation, and the con- ment in the United States, which cil would be secret and that no enforcing locally the provisions ot vention adopted the motion by a had been abolished by President announcements of any kind would KIESSELBACH IS NAMED the Chicago order. Within tu,.. unanimous vote. Wilson, "who held a club over con- bo made regarding any possible hours after the filing of the suit Following the nomination of Mr. III gress." action it might take. Mr. Jewell, GERMANY'S MEMBER OF which was set for hearing next Sat- Davis, there was a spirited fight The administration, the STEPHEN' R. DAVIS, ,1R. who dropped from sight following urday Mr. Snyder had served con- 1113 Harding COMMISSION over the hour to which the speaker said, has restored Ameri- the granting of a temporary in CLAIMS formal notice of the Chicago In vention shouIC nfljourn today. ca in the esteem of the world. He The republican slate convention nt Albuquerque nominated Ste- junction against the strikers last junction on J. P. Noonan, president Dona Ana county led a movement POURING OUT OF praised tho Washington disarma- phen H. Davis, Jr., of Las Vegas, as the party's candidate for United Friday was still abseut from head By the AsMtrhitetl Tree. of the electrical' workers, on moft 10 a. m., which as real to- States senator. todav. It was said at his Washington. Sept. 7. The Ger- of the other local leaders as to adjourn until ment conference a step quarters named Dr. named prevailed overtho efforts of ward universal peace. Mr. Wood- Mr. Davis was born Nov. IS. 1S74, in Middletown, Connecticut, homo that he would return from man government has defendants before Judge Wilkerson. finally - an of Ham- San Miguel and other countieB to ward called attention to the state- where he grew to manhood, receiving ids education and his college New York earlv tomorrow morn- Kiesselbaeh, attorney and was histltuling a search for until this afternoon at 2 ment that the congress degree at Wesleyan university. He graduated from the Yale law In. burg, to be the German member William II. Johnston, head of tho adjourn ARGONAUT MINE republican American-Germa- n o'clock. ' has reduced taxation burdens by school in 1S95 and moved to Ltis Vegas, New Mexico, in 18fl8, where In tho absence of Mr. Jewell and of the claims machinists' association, who wa of business this and he the or law. He was married there to Miss other members of the executive commission ot which Justice Day said to have The first order cutting down expenditures by began practice Mary Presi- "disappeared again" will be thd nomination of income taxes and La of the late ,T. A. I .a one of the council, several of whom were said was recently selected by after visiting his office. morning an easing of the Rue, daughter Capt. Rue, pioneers Dr. a candidate for representative in tho excess profits tax. which latter, of tho southwest who came to New in 1 835. to have been in the east with him, dent Harding as umpire. Ihe machinists' leader, accord- and a close race is ex- Smoldering Flames Report ho was business. The Davis became of Las Vegas in 1901. was union officials refused to comment Kiesselbaeh is a well known law- ing to some of his associates, how- congress, said, stifling city attorney appointed rumors before the pected between Nestor Montoya, ed Burning Unchecked in! republican economy program, he district attorney in 1903 and was reappointed by Governors Otero on widely printed that Mr. yer and has practiced ever, had left for Chicago, before congressman, and Mrs. consisted of the and in 1905 and 1907. lie this office in 1908 to Jewell was planning to submit a British courts. Marshal Snyder started out with present showed, following: Hagerman resigned In- Otero-Warre- with Adelina n of Santa Fe. the Shaft in Which 47 The rapid dismantling of tho war become assistant United States attorney and in January, 1912, was proposal for a settlement Ambassador Wiedtcldt today the official copies of the restrain- The odda at seem to be on machine: establishment of a the first United States for tho stato of New Mex- dividual roads to tho full council. informally advised Acting Secre- ing order. present Miners Are Entombed. the appointed attorney out tho meet- Mrs. Warren. national budget system; the rcdue ico. In the meantime, In 1911, lie had served in the constitutional It wis pointed that tary Phillip of the state depart- While the electrical workers' pe- For the gubernatorial nomina- tion of nil to the convention, ' on a number of committees. ing Monday would take place sim- ment of Dr. Kiessolbach'i selec- tition was said to have been filed Ihe Associated TrcM. appropriations having places important with the bo-fo- tion. Judge Reed H. Holloman of Bj minimum; of duplica With Governor Mechem, he com iled the laws of New Mexico into ultaneously hearing tion and announced that formal solely on their own behalf and last Calif., 7. Five prevention Federal Wilkerson, of of mem- without to Santa Fe seemed strongest Jackson, Sept. tion and waste; delaying all meas the 1915 code,-whic- iH,atiU.tn. Judge presentation the German reference the other sU W. V and B...F. thousand feet of poison- ' the action bv tho government sink- ber would be .marie soon. Presi- nntonH-n--Biri- r. Noonan saiii with Sargent - "Intensely ures additional to tho stato court in IDSl night, Mul-doo- n carrying treasury Judge Darisuan appointed tapronte to make tem- ' also of Santa Fe, strong ous pouring out of the sys- to tlib ing permanent the dent is expected soon to (liey expected both the Pankey. gas"iR burdens. Under the budget fill tho vacancy caused by resignation of Judge C. J. Roberts. last Fri- Harding temporary shaft of the Argonaut mine he said were is now of Mexico porary injunction granted announce tlio American member order, which they hoped would be possibilities. tem, .the expenditures Ho the representative New on the Colorado River strikers. .T. P. and the Mexico-Colorad- day against the of issued and With a large and enthusiastic every minute smouldering cut from 17,500,000,000 in 1920 to commission and the New o water commission, both the commission. Saturday, tho perma- reDUblican state con flames are unchecked, ac- Noonnn, chief of tho brotherhood nent writ to have a nation wide the burning $5,038,000,000 in 1921. duties placing in his hands protection of the interests of this state of electrical under way yesterday cording to an official statement is- was to tho workers one of the scope. vention got Attention called legis in important water rights. seven unions on strike, said In SEVERAL LAS VEGANS noernnon in the armory. Many sued here today by Dr. L. H. lation for of labor In addition to an V. S. Officials Silent. en- protection Judge Davis, extensive law practice, has been Washington today "That nt this r,MnH have double delegations, Duschak, consulting chemical rcstrlctlon-of-immi-gratio- n UNABLE TO COLLECT Officials of the of through tho identified with a number of Important business in the are no sett lenient dis- department and every county Is represented by gineer of the state industrial acci- and the relief afforded enterprises stage there justice would not comment for pub There bill, northern part of the state and is now a member of the board of the cussions proceeding with any of ON DODGE'S CHECKS lication on the resources practically a full delegation. dent commission. farmers and livestock men through First National of Las of the more delegates Dr. Duschak said one expos- bank, Vegas. the railroads, although, of course, strikers to the courts, but unoffi- are less proxies and any tho of the war finance there bo sumo in the In person than at any ed to these poisonous gases, con- might Las Vegas, N. M Sept 7. Since cially they expressed the opinion present corporation. future." Ho added that Monday's C. C. Fe state convention since sisting of carbon dioxide and car- Slate Administration. Dodge boarded Santa that if tho supreme court of the Praises meeting In Chicago was called to No. S bon monoxide, could not live long- "Our state administration has rain Wednesday morning for District of Columbia should grant "fh credentials The consider what should lie dono In unknown, (several local busi- - th renort of the er than a few minutes. gas made an enviable record for econ- FINANCIAL AID view of the Inlunction points temporary restraining order. committee showed that the full B4a ho stated, showed that the Mr. application. icss men have unsucccsstul v en It would open tip wide avenues analysis, omy and efficiency," said Strike Ih Ijnst? Ifi on is- - votes are present in me convenuuu, rato of burning of the fire has re- Woodward. He Governor deavored collect checks leading to possible upsetting by be praised Western railw.iv executives were his in- ... th actual attendance is mained approximately constant Mechem for the stale eucd by him just prior to depart courts of other Jurisdiction ot dele- In having given almost a unit in declaring that ure. and orders lieved to be over 600, including since the bulkhead was closed an effective and economic admin- look- junctions restraining ex- FOR FARMERS IS INDICTMENTS IN they knew of no negotiations Mr. had resided in Las gates and visitors, the Argonaut shaft after the istration. toward Dodge granted by the district supremo of women 47 ing separate settlements Vegas about four months and lived court, such as those In various A considerable number plosion which entombed the Mr. Woodward said the republi with Individual roads. "Strike set- tne convention ai miners whose rescue Is being at tho Y. M. C. A. while here, lie packer and other important rases are attending can party has made gooa its tlement with tho American Fed- was was under They are taking a lively for a reduc Is now not employed, but always tho Sherman and Clayton delegates. platform pledge 8ARUGH eration of Labor an Impos- well dressed and, a young act s. interest in the proceedings. tion in taxation burdens by PLAN OF RERRIN gnld A. G. being O. L. of the RIOIG sibility," Wells, man of unimpeachable manners, he While references to se- Chairman Phillips, the creation of the sys- of tho Tope-k- a, alleged commit- budget Santa Fe at soon won Into favor of cret un- republican state central tem; reductions in valuations Kansas. He added thnt way the negotiations at various the to order, by reports local TicoDle. The police depart named places to tee, called meeting MURDERER on livestock and lands; by of the of the shop-craft- s looking separate A. Woodward, 101 grazing willingness ment has telegraphed eastern points settlements with individual roads and introduced Hugh and in for Grand to in- . strict economy efficiency Suggestion Expansion Special Jury Reports make settlements on Santa' Fe in an to continued to be niovtnn. the temporary chair Ihe of tho stale govern- dividual "as stated in ilong the effort heard throughout a operation of Credits Made New True Bills Mur- roads, press The checks issued the to- man. Mr. Woodward delivered and tho abolition of the by Charging indicates Is apprehend him. day, these still remained ment, by reports, that there a about $100. in iiimna- vevnote speech. office of advisor to the gov- York to realization the leaders amount to night the status of "unconfirm- tem WILL BE HANGED legal Financier Senate der; to Make Arrests among that ed Mr. Noonan denied Tha fniinwine additional ernor and the stato mounted police. the strike of the shopmen is lost." reports." the selection of the Bloc. or At flatly, so far as his union was con porary officers, In- Schools and roads have been Agricultural Friday Saturday. the same time, Carl Gray, central committee, were of cerned, that there had been any state Mrs. maintained at the highest possible president the I'nion Pacific, de- troduced: Mrs. M. I Blaney, 7. Sugges- Ry Ihe AMriutid Prem. clared the LYING PARSON conference with railroad executives Nar-elsc- o, point of efficiency, the speaker Washington, Sept. strike "irrevocably Mrs. F. V. TODAY 111., 7 since the last New York Alfred Grunsfeld. AT said, and declared the expenditures tions for expansion of farmers' Marlon, Sept. (by the Asso- lost," in a statement issued at meeting. Staplin. vice demi-circ- le adding that none was in prospect. and Frank Ml for these two items use from 65 ISorn-ar- d ciated Press.) Lined up in a Omaha. He added that the Union credits were made today by 1 ho Chi- Jose D. Sena, secretary, 70 cents dollar in in the court room of the Wil- Pacific had 82 cent of nor- forthcoming meeting in chairmen; to of every paid M. Baruch. New York finan per a of Oeorge Lougee, assistant secretary; taxation. He praised the state liamson county court house late to- mal force now at work and there TWOOTHERS cago the strikers general policy SediUo, Cell cier and chairman of farm Indus committee, to his In- Jose Lino Romero, Juan Ira Pavev Sits in His educational auditor law, which re the sen- day, the special grand Jury inves- was no "disgrace in defeat" for the according L. Mo- tries, to the farm credit of re- formation. Mr. Noonan is for Avaslo Gallegos, R. Baca, C economy in school expenses tigating the Herrin massacre shopmen. said, and Manuel Mar- - of t i PonitpntinrvlquireB ate agricultural bloc. the purpose of discussing tho strike desto C. Ortez ai Oldie reilllClllldl yand and efficiency in the A for credits. turned 38 more indictments, all for judement plan Ilart-we- situation as it has since use of school money. Ho said the throuKh endorsed by murder. Circuit Judge D. T. ll DEATH developed '"mVs. T. Walton Snyder, of Clay- smoking uigareis ana securities over G0MPERS IS SILENT FALL Attorney General Daugherty ap- republican party will always be the groups of and also a plan turned the Indictments ton, sang a song that was much ap- friend aid of education, but farmers, to Circuit Clerk Caplinger who will AS peared before the Chicago court was of- Reading Magazines. and for issuing bonds based upon agri- LEADERS GATHER and left with an un- plauded. The invocation believes useless expenditures and prepare the capias for each indi- order which, F. E. McGuire. of cultural production and marketing ion leaders assert, was the most fered by Rev. By the Associated frost. wastefulness have no place In the were Mr, Harucluto vidual and' the arrest will be made AT ATLANTIC CITY Madison 7. His presented by some time Belvin W. JMaynard, Lieut. sweeping ever granted. this city. Fort la., Sept. educational system. Roads built a dozen senators headed by Sena by the special deputies Committees on credentials, per- of Indifference unchanged construct- or n.v the AflMiclnled TrcM. I'rosixvt for Settlement. and attitude In New Mexico have been tor Capper, republican, Kansas, Friday Saturday. Wood and Mechanic manent organization, rules as the hour of his end draws near- at a The accuses six Atlantic N. J"., 7. Some administration officials resolutions ed, Mr. Woodward said, chairman of tho farm bloc. first indictment City, Sept. Kill- order of business, and er. Ira Pavev. Sioux City, the first minmimum cost as compared of fac men of the of Howard Samuel of the Charles Mionett Are who have kept in personal touch offer- Mr. Baruch opposed use slaying Gompers, president with one or both of tho were named, each delegation man to be legally hung In Iowa with costs In other states, and the ilities of the federal reserve bank- Hoffman of Huntington, Ind., in American Federation of Labor to- Falls. sides name of one member for two sat In de- ed When Airplane through- ing the for years tonight the plan of operation has been to ing system to provide long term tho Herrin cemetery. He was one day announced that the executive transportation controversy committee. death cell at the state be- out its progress, reiterated today each penitentiary velop main arteries of travel credit on the ground of the tdx captives who escaped the council of ten. here for preliminary Press. Officers. smoking cigarettes and reading agricultural conference to its ses- Ht tlm Assoclntrd they had reason to believe that the permanent com- tween centers of population, that the federal banking system's massacre at the barbed wire fence prior annual Vt 7. On recommendation of the magazines. in were sion scheduled to Rutland, Sept. prospect for settlement of the Tho republican legislative pro- assets should be liquid and should the timber. They recap- begin Saturday, A. Devil") on permanent organization, Pavey Will be hanged tomorrow ef- a to had decided to remain Henry ("Dare strife on several individual roads mittee con- gram that has been carried into not he tied up for longer than tured and led back the cemetery. definitely Smith of Hoston, nn ncronmii, officers of the at noon for the murder of Claude One here Instead of to ashing-to- n appeared to be Improving. (he temporary and fect, the speaker said, contains the six month's period. Thore they were shot down. going was killed nt tliu vention were made permanent, Letner, of Sioux City, alleged In addition to laws He said he favored a of them lived and other five as had been contemplated. instantly Attorney General Daugherty was added: Vice booze runner. following, having the Uiitland fair grounds when situa- ihe following were mentioned: separate branch institution of the died. Tho men named In this true Suites in two hotels wore taken said to fee) that the strike Mrs. Abran Abeyta, San While Pavey sits unemotionally over for the the num- his parachute failed to open tion as it directly affects the law chairman, A real law that federal farm loan board to have bill are Peter Hlller, Clarence Rog- conference, nricr he had dropped from a county; Mrs. Clyde Earl watching the hours pass, his aged can be enforced wherever of credit ex- ers. Leva ber of International union lenders enforcement branch of the gov- Miguel Mrs. E. M. Mrs. Emma of .'nd charge short term Mein, Joseph Carneghl balloon at a height of 1,500 F,ly.Luna county; mother, Pavey, whenever the expect en- pansion for farmers but said the and Bert Grace. arriving here for the preliminaries ernment, had cleared up apprecia- Gil-ber- to Kansas with two daugh- people feet. few Valencia county; Mrs. City, her forcement. . and mar In 1 so far exceeding estimates as to bly in the last days. Utero, Is agricultural production jV.no NnniPd ranging. Four horn's earlier Lieuten- Mr. Martinez, Guadalupe county. ters speeding through Missouri A with to - not be names overflow the federation headquart- After a conference between in an In to blue sky law teeth, pre- keting loan activities should Tho second indictment ant llolvin . Maynard, Assistant secretary, Lawrence A. automobile an attempt of worthless stocks and other secur mixed with features nino men in with the ers at the Ambassador. Daugherty and Senator Borah, it see son once more the farm loan connection known as tlm "ITylng Par- offi- Tamme, Ban M'.gueT county. her before the ities. of the board. of Robert J. Anderson, Today was a holiday with the was reiterated by government on trap is sprung. hanging son" and two companions be mad" The committee report rules A child welfare law. under the Tionn expansion should be pro Sparta, Mich., at the southern Illi- union chiefs. Mr. Gompers called were killed when their air- cials that no effort would of business, providing Her last plea for clemency to of vided for dis rid- off all engarements and reserved to retain in Chicago .the permanent and order Governor N. K. Kendall was denied newly created state department livestock growers nois strip mine. His body was plane crashed to the ground for procedure as follows, was public welfare. tinct from eredits for production dled with bullets after he has been a section of board walk chairs so nt fair injunction, when If granted, tho - by the executive In the week. the grounds. in- early A law the employment and of the land, .Mr. In Indictment, there that his staff might participate In provisions of which have been adopted:' on cre- Pavey refuses to see or talk to regulating marketing hanged. the Atlantic annual us to interfere Reports of committees one of children. Baruch said. are two counts, one the City's beauty Vt., Sept. 7. Lieut. terpreted tending organization, any and maintains a hostile At least should be charging pageant. Rutland, with "free How far gov- dentials, permanent attitude toward all who A law regulating the employment $200,000,000 shooting and the other the hang- Belvin W. Maynard, known as "the speech'.' approach of women. provided, he said to be given the The men accused are Nava "I see more beautiful girls here was killed while ernment representatives would go mm. ing. than I ever saw in a flying parson," In to a modification of This afternoon he A law giving mothers equal rights farm credit operations of the farm Cannady, Herbert Rushing. Clyde single city," flying at the Rutland fair today. agreeing again refused Gov- said the federation after a was , not In the control and of loan board's credit branches. Lee, Bert leader, Charles Ticon-derog- a, the temporary order the offer of a priest to be with custody James Galllgan. Grace, of the and the com- Lieut. Wood of him in his ernment warehouses for storage of Dallas McCree, Otis Jo- survey floats N. ' and Charles Mionett stated. last moments. should Mnynard, peting beach beauties. those In close touch with WEATHER Asked officials If he The creation of a state fish farm products, he said, also seph Rhodes and William Stanley. of New York, a mechanic, also But by prison be provided so that the farmers Mr. Gompers declined to com- the administration predicted to- wanted a special meal before go- hatchery. Tho third Indictment concerns ment on to were killed. The plane fell three FORECAST. to ceI Public Interest. "could have the option of when he the of son anything pertaining thousand feet. night that it would be "very radi- ing the gallows tomorrow. should sell" on an slaying John Shoemaker, the labor situation. gen- 7. New : In conclusion, Mr. Woodward and be placed of Shoemaker cally modified." The attorney Denver, Colo., Sept. Pavy said: "Bring me piece of even in Mayor of Charleston, said to Mexico: Unsettled prob- made an appeal for greater inter- basis this respect with 111.. He and 13 other of the non- M AVXAIin WON ON eral and hts advisers were Friday, cherry pie and a sack of smoking those his FAMF, to conclusion that cooler est and on the part using products. union surren- COAST-TO-COAS- T have come the ably showers north portion; tobacco, ghat's all." "This is most employes who had M'ADOO WILL RUN FOR TIUP went unneces- northeast Saturday, gen- of the public in matters of govern the Important dered under a of truce were the temporary order portion; - legislation before today," flag in restrictions. erally fair south, unsettled north COL ROBERT E. ment. congress killed at the barbed wire fence PRESIDENT IN 1924 New York, Sept. 7. Lieut. Bel- sarily far its LEE We need a more and Baruch declared. In Discussed at Conference. portion, a willing the timber near the power vin W. Maynard, "the flying par- to Sat- of our citizen- B.? Annnrlnteil In The was understood Arlsona: Unsettled Friday; DIES ATR0ANOKE, VA. helpful SOLD house. Ihe Prei. son," who crashed to his death question not much In tho maintenance of Ameri- THOROI'GIinRKDS New 7. William havu been discussed at a confer- urday, probably fair; ship ;9Louisville. 7. George 27 Men MuiIr York, Sept. an airplane at Rutland, Vt., today, in Br the Amoclutcd can ideals and standards," ho said. Ky., Sept. In this Indictment 27 men are O. McAdoo, former secretary of became known in ence Attorney General Daugherty change temperature. Pre. .T; Ixing sold .sixty-nin- e thorough- Internationally the Va.. 7. We need a return to the New of them Is an avowed candi- and Chairman Cummins of Roanoke, Sent. Colonel breds at his Bnshford Mlinor Farm, made Five the treasury. 1919, when he won the round trip com- LOCAL Robert England doctrine that the basis of In The democratic nomina- race New senate Interstate commerce REPORT. E. Lee. grandson of Gener near here today for $79,050. John- are named other true bills. date for the transcontinental between House Conditions for the twenty-fou- r al Robert E. Lee, died government Is the precinct and the accused men are: tion for In 1924, Wil- San Francisco. mittee held at the White here this Is son N. Camden, of the John Kelly, president York and ended at 6 m. municipality; that next In order president Nor-ri- s, liam C. of a for- his work as a with President Harding tonight. hours p. yesterday morning. Kentucky Jockey Club paid $5,100 Hubert Walker, James (Dad) Lyons, Denver, He always kept up conference with Colonel Lee 111 the county unit; from there tho Per- mer Colorado stato senator Discussing bis recorded by the university: had been for fir Ocean Sweep, one of the top Roy Pennington, Harvey and parson, no matter how Insistent the Bo- "8 state, and last of all tho nation. sergeant-at-arm- s Lieuten- the attorney general. Senator Highest temperature many months and came here about brood mare of the sale. due, Charles Rogers, John Rushing, at the last three call of the air. Last April Mr. We of tho prices Al-vl- n said he could not quote Lowest 64 seven weeks ago from Hot Springs, need a revival princi Dallas McCree Otis Maynard, democratic conventions, declared ant Maynard performed the mar- rah 24 va. ma wire ana Mrs. ple that government should eman TRAFFIC Stewart, Joe Campbell here for a who Daugherty but that he had given Range mother, in- OFFICF.R lll'RT. Murray, today. riage ceremony couple of Mean 7$ W. H. V. and Dr. ate from the bottom upward, J V L':ia M M cAr.t 7 Til f Frank "I saw McAdoo In Los wanted to be wed above the his criticisms the restraining Lee, brother, downward. Lively, Wesley McPharon, Angeles at 6 a. m 47 George Lee, were with stead or from tne top fio Officer Santiago' Baca was pain- Adams, Alvln Lolless, Floyd Stokes, less than a month ago," Mr. order. Humidity Bowling that ground. told him that In my opinion Humidity at 6 p. m 20 him at the end. Shame to that municipality fully Injured Monday evening when George Anderson, Fred MoGough. Lyons said, "and he told me very Two weeks ago he soared over "I . Ber-tnu- clauses went 0 The funeral will be held In Lex calls upon the sheriff for assistance hn bfnnnnil In fiA,. nf a,a In ff Fred Travelsted, Fontanet-ta- he would be In the Hudson with L. Wilson d, that certain beyond Precipitation to It Phillip plainly that the of the court and were Wind velocity 8 ington nt noon Saturday. Inter- without trying first protect car of Manuel Pino, In an effort Tom Weeks. James Brown (col- race this time. He will enter another noted flier, and Miss the power 1 lint colllltv W.lOSe Jr., In violation of constitution." Direction of wind Southwest ment will be in the Lee mausoleum self; shams to Wop him. Mr. Baca is confiiKd ored deputy sheriff). Otis Clark, the California presidential pri- Helen Virginia Lent, and while in (ho Character c( day. .' .Tartly cloudy at Washington Continued on !' to his home. ( ontlnurd on rag Two, maries unopposed." the air made thcin man and wife. Continutd un Tat f - i

JOURNAL1 September 8, 1922. Page Two t ALBUQUERQUE MORNING I - GERMAN NAVY IIOLDS FIRST MANEUVERS SINCE WAR BRITISH GOLFER CONVENTION COMMITTEES 4 DEFEATED BT i I IS The c. mmittees of the republi- can state convention are as fol- lows, showing name of member and county represented: AN YOUTH Resolutions It. P. Barnes, Ber-nallll- a; 101 Anastacio Baca, Catron; R. C. Reiil, Chaves; L. C. White, Col- fax; W. H. Duckworth, Curry; W. Overseas Players' Attempts F Bates, de Baca; F. E. Dexter, the American Dona Ana; S. K. Ferree, Eddy; to Capture Percy Wilson, Grant; Camilo San- Title at Brookline Coun- chez, Gu.ulalupc; L. H. Brock, Harding; Charles L. McGee, Hidal- try Club, Collapse. go; F. J. Robinson Lea; John C. Watson, Luna; W. H. Blnnchard, iLfl'M Associated tvc. H. C. McKlnley; By the Jirookline. Lincoln; Denny. The Country Club, J. Frank Curns, Mora; Edward 1 AwoclttWd A. H. Mass., Sept. (by "e V. Pepperd, Otero: Halght. stymie stopped Jesse Juan Trujlllo, Rio Arriba; Vrp'jA hold out an- - Quay; ruilf .rd-- attempt to Mrs. Bell, Roosevelt; F. T. Otero, Handoval; C. W. G. Ward, San Miguel; C. S. Baily. San Juan; C. J. Roberta, Santa Fe; H. A. Wal-for- d, GAS ...... hi. metropolitan clwmpion. Sierra; Powell Stackhouse, Socorro; Fabian Trujillo, Taos; K. latter imposed il. o"ftucle which the K. Simmons, Torrance; ri. tVol-a-tilit- the readiness with which gasoline gives up its power) 4.4 Union; C. H. Livingston, fnThe first of the Vh" Son com- Valencia. fo'thWy-six-hol- e .matches Rules and order or business ti. t lie 5T1 Full-erto- n; pleted in the round of the G Hubbcll, Bernalillo; W. S. 8 Charles ournhment Immediately ; C. J. Nols, Chaves; man lifd in A. the semi-final- s was prl Springer, Colfax; H. Miner, Cyril J. H. Tolley. winner J. D. Faraue, ae iiaca; n. l.st. Curry; Doll- - nf the Uritish 11. Brooks, Dona Ana; A. M. the vol- Mulr field two years fi. man, Kddy; Frank H.' HitcncocK, Texaco Gasoline, Utile Kneppcr sen-C- O. S. Anaya, Guadalupe; T. hy ltudy c t- - Grant; Princeton univcrs.ty and K. Mitchell, Harding; i?ranK atile gas, responds instantly ot Blnu City, Coon, Hidalgo; A. U Steele, iea; was marked the Lincoln; A. Freoer- - to accelerator. defeat Tom DuBalse, - your Lmnl'te collapse of the Urltish Ickson, Luna; Fred Murto, MCKin- the American A. C. de Baca, Mora; D. The first plug that sparks to capture mo title. Sutton, Otero; E(l eargeni. and Goi-- s Ahead. Roosevelt; hold" you're Jones - Arriba; Albert Morgan, "takes cham- D. A. Stackhouse, sannovai; tii,1, .tones, ot Auania, to . n f the south vent ahead George N. Fleming. San Miguel; away. Mrs. Rathbun, San Juan; H. S. Bowman, Santa Fe; W. H. Bucner, And as you roll along, of Boston, , a ui - Sierra; O. E. Sanchez, Socorro; F. ylished the eicui ' ... B. Gal- - the delivery of full v... (means. T. Cheatham. Taos; Juan ready semi-fina- M. C. EASIER ls tomorrow. for the legos Torrance; Johnson, the miles. card Jones, K. M. Otero, Valencia. power eats up This will be Sweetser against L'nlon; - K nop per Credentials Felix Haca. isernai- Kvans meeting I. C. Bruce. Catron; J. A. V,' nf I f) liiui i"""1-- lllo; ' Chaves; Mrs. C. M. ended on the Strickland, Hayne, Colfax; George McLean, Curry; M. H. Henry, de Baca; A. A. A. the champion. It was J. Fountain, Sr., Dona Ana; 1 vic- - Amado Pena that Jones complete,"jehis Shipley, Grant; there McPhail, who had held Guadalupe; Candelario Vlegil. against be- - Mrs. Luella Hid .tory ..nttl- a few holes Harding; Clark, mm sM.r.j ... ,,, shown below, af was m ... ,,..-- - marines and sailors listening to lecture on board cruiser Braunschweig, algo; Robert E. Brady. Lincoln; fore. .iIt mem of German B. l. - stemmed the wiccchscs Aunanai Clydo Karl Ely, Luna; siap- Kvans, carried jora, iimnaj. M. A. tsancnez, STARTING Godchaux which had but its personnel lln, McKlnley; Young from six The German reduced to visions of the Versailles its former self Mora; J. B. Newell, Otero; Matias New Orleans player navy, themselves with a hope- the consecutive ew and torpedo has Just held its first maneuvers handled Gonzales, Rio Arriba; A. Hurley, down to three through a battleships 11. twelfth, the and minor craft by pro since the World war. A ghost of ful air. Quay; E. White, Roosevelt; 7 victories at the short boats An- - and the longer Tesforo Sandoval, Sandoval; long thirteenth M. San Miguel; holes. It was a different tonla Gallegos, fourteenth match after- Charles Heather, San Juan; Mrs. in the Tolley-Knepp- on the seventh hole In the .tory of two cais noon when he almost made a hole ORANGE PINWHEELS Paul A. F. Walter, Santa Fe; The Eritish champion MBS. HARDING IS Robert Martin Sierra; Flavlo Vigil, the youngster who had put in one. The ball dropped within ago and lor-ranc- e, Fernandez, Taos; Joe . a birdie ARE NOT FIREWORKS Socorro; I). out Tollcy's compatriot, li. three inches of the pin for Zurich, and rrancls two. Davis, Torrance; Jack two days since, Union; Carlos Baca. Valencia. came up to tne Game Up. are dainty confections Ouimet yesterday, Tightens They at ILL UNDER Permanent organization W. C. hole for decision. Jesse Guilford did not vacate his to be served with luncheon, Cat- home an ad- IB Reid, Bernalillo; J. R. Gaunt. Itnrk. title without a struggle. After a afternoon ten, or as H. Tolley I'ouglit a meal. ron; ..rs. W. Hanson, Chaves; Two down at tho close of the innrninir round more or less t junct to any Oranges W. A. C. N. Fish-bac- k, end-In- e unsus- Havener, Curry; forenoon round, and five down at to his supporters, and lemons have an de Jose TEXAS U. S. A. nightmare uses. Baca; Gonzales, THE COMPANY, the sixth green in the afternoon with the champion one down, pected variety of DOCTOR'S CARE Dona Ana; R. L. Halley, Eddy; W. so Jiis and the game of the young Housewives know citrus Texaco Petroleum Products Tolley fought back courageously game - D. Murray, Grant; A. P. Anaya, that Knepper found himself only jchallenger from Yale, Jesse Sweet- fruits are excellent additions Guadalupe; Andres Trujlllo. Hid- d of one up at the thirty-secon- noie. ser, tightened up. oaa puiu.is to the menu, but many algo; .1. L. Augustine, Harding; A. was Har-woo- The English player was wild all marred the match, but it them despair of new ways of Has Been Confined to the C. Kimbrough, Lea; T. N. d, forenoon, due in part to illness, It heightened at places by splendid, serving them. Several Luna; Porfirio Chavez, was said, but he made no reference almost impossible play. To add greater variety and White House for Lincoln; S. E. Alldredge, McKln- playing Tho champion's siege gun boom- healtbfulness to the family ta- Andres Mora; Ed. to this handicap, although it Days; Is Expected to Be ley; Gandert, TEXACO TEXACO far above par. He was not much ed at Intermittent intervals, but ble, a booklet ot orange and Mechem, Otero; Roy II. Smith, hettcr in the making was not often that his drives went lemon has been pre- Up and About Soon. J. H. L. Lobato, Rio Arriba; afternoon, driv- recipes Quay; long and wild drives, sinking a hard far ahead of Sweetzer'S. The pared. The recipes have been W. E. Lindsey Roosevelt; F. K. putt one minute, and missing an ing of both was good, but their ap- made up and tested by recog- Ilv tha Associated I'rem. Gonzales, Sandoval; Lorenzo Del- - MOTOR OILS r Un- were uncertain, and until ex 7 As San Baldwin GASOLINE ran easy one shortly afterward. proaches nized domestic science (by the gado, Miguel; Harry round their .Washington, Sept. doubtedly the sensational shot of the afternoon puttins perts. They are simple and sociatcd Press.) Mrs. Harding. San Juan; Jose Ortiz y Pino, Santa was 200-yar- d drive was S. L. Martin the match his poor. practical. wife nf the mesidont. is ill and un Fe; Bernard, Sierra; Bobby Jones had no easy row to booklet is offered free Lopez, Socorro; Roman Sanchez, Mc- - This der the care of Dr. Sawyer, the Save Oil hoe wl en he encountered Billy to anv of our readers who been Taos: T. H. Ayres, Torrance; J. C. Run it with Texaco Gasoline it withTexato Motor ... i waa us ..v... I'.f.t .family physician. Kho has Silvestre m rnau. ro ciohu i..... f fills out and mails the coupon 'confined Houso for Montoya, Union; Mlrabal, Kflt or me mormon ruunu to tho White Valencia. !at the end below, enclosing two cents In Her illness is de- they stood all even with Jones several days. an of stamps for return postage. scribed as an ailment neither NEGRO IS LYNCHED never having advantage Write name and address and she is more than two holes in the eighteen your alarming nor serious Beaumont, Texas, Sept. 7. O. clearly. to be upon about soon. on CCT THIS OUT IT IS WOHTI1 played. is said to J. Johnson, negro, twice tried Mrs. Harding's Illness a charge of murder in connection MONEY FREDERIC J. IIASKIX, she has been sub- Cut o:it enclose with Be Come in and he one to which with tho killing ot a turpentine this slip, Inspect START SUIT TO TEST Director. ject and Is not regarded as giving foreman near and mail It to Foley & Co., 2835 LUMBER camp Hemphill, Chle.-go- , 111., Modern The Albuquerque Journal 'any cause for alarm. So official was Sheffield Ave., writ- Our Safety INJUNCTION LEGALITY Washing- been issued and four years ago, taken from name address PAINT Bureau, statement has the Jail at Newton at 1 a. m. to- ing your and clearly. GLASS ton, D. C. until today the Illness of the pres- You will receive in return a trial Deposit Vaults SPREAD IN STRIKE two cents to a day by a mob, strung to a tree CEMENT PLASTER' JAIL I enclose herewith ident's wife was known only limb and his riddled with package containing Foley's Hone, In for return postage close friends. body and for Continued from Vnge One. stamps ery few bullets. Tar Compound coughs, tasty meatproduct on a freo copy of the Orange Ordinarily Mrs. Harding has been colds and croup; Foley Kidney For a moderate charge fMf'a Hornh. "I also told and Lemon booklet. 'in good health ever since the pres- Pills for pains in sides and back; to sent said Senator White House WIN'S 12 GOLF HALLS. and Albuquerque always ready him their being there did not ident entered the Los N. 7. Dr. rheumatism, backache, tidney per year you may secure wjtfl that Name a She has Vegas, M., Sept. bladder and Ca- help his case any. On the- other more tharf year ago. M R. Chapin is the winner of the ailments; '''oley the been very active, accompanying her thartic Tablets, a wholesome and Co. a box in this vault pro- Be "buy hand they retard and delay Street all official twelve golf balls offered as tne for Lumber prepared of tho real controversy. I husband to practically in tho thoroughly cleansing cathartic f&ifj functions and invariably when he principal prize handicap constipation, biliousness, head- half a dozen padarfes called attention to the clause . in Roswell. C. viding for tying; City has before congress. ournament played aches, and sluggish bowels. Sold 423 North First Street ample storage up the funds or tne union, inose appeared VV. Barrett qualified for the cham- discussion of the Khe lias been prominent in local, everywhere. valuable relating to tho Stato work and pionship match in the elimination jewelry, papers, strike and those to inter- 'social and philanthropic round but was defeated In tho fin- and relating has been a visitor to worm bonds other securi- views and newspaper frequent als by Oliver Smith, of Roswell. Journal Wan Ads Results. war veterans in the various hospi- Bring to which have tals in this vicinity. ties, you na- President Leguia of Peru Is en- is G. 0. P. REDEEMS The illness is nothing in the access at all times Wheat loss from black rust is gaging school teachers, surgeons, during to 04,000,000 ture of a breakdown, but rather ONDMEHTS estimated average PLEDGES. STATES trouble. administrators and engineers from Wind Shield Glass-Lumb- er bushels a due to a slight organic to business hours. year. White House the United States in his effort O. LDMBKR CO. KEYNOTE SPEECH It was said at the his J. BAI.IIItllHIK that it is due to tho effects of a modernize country. 121 Boutli First Stmt. I'bnn. 40t. Memorials of the Better cold' with a recurrence Contlnnril from Tag One. complicated Kind. of hydro-nephrosi- to which she First Savings Bank has been at times subject since a sheriff evades his duly by calling Her "We Pay the Freight" the militia before he has done surgical operation in 1913. ft and upon it was added, had been 1 CARNES all possible to preserve order with illness, C. H. him law; more distressing than usual during the powers given by she was 0. E. Fletcher Trust , thrice Rhame to that state which. the past two days, but SPECIALIST IN OCULAB Company sr (ignoring alike Its dignity, Its re slightly improved tonight. REFRACTION s ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. sponsibility and its sacred honor, 107 6. Fourth. Phone 1057-- MONUMENT WORKS I calls upon Washington for protec- ADDITIONAL made but a feeble 38 1 tion when it has IN Furniture gesture toward INDICTMENTS id HERRIN RIOTING In conclusion, Mr. Woodward Can Make for united or made an appeal support Continued from Tnge One. of the republican party and Its principles, which, he declared, are Lee Howard, Tony . Louis Your Home now called upon to perform tt Corbett and Bert Grace. iar valued service for stato and nation. Fourth Indictment. for VALUES is the SPECIAL i Your home can be made or mar- The fourth Indictment of John Shoemaker and red by the furniture you select slaying com- charges Hubert Walker with for it. a dark is the only Many uninviting EVEN CAREFUL mitting the slaying. lie room has been given a cheerful one named on the indictment. Otis Clark, the first to be In- turn by light, gaily upholstered one to bo ar- For dicted, and tho first Friday's Selling furniture; many a room has been now hold in the. county rested, the mur- given dignity and by CALOMEL USERS jail, Is also charged with personality der of Shoemaker in the Indict- GOOD! fine, carefully selected furniture. ments returned today. Therefore we advise you to give Hoffman's body was shipped to much thought to the selection of Indiana and never was buried in Blanket Sale ME SALIVATED the potter's field at Herrin. Hosiery your furniture. Remember, you Anderson was alleged by the massa- f you have an eye to economy, you live with good furniture a large miners at the time of the Ladies' Silk Stockings at $1.50 of your lifetime it becomes cre to have fired a machine gun RATS DIE Pure Silk Hose in the well known will surely anticipate your fall and part v woo hnneed-- for that. of Next Dose of Treacherous aimj no "' .. , winter blanket needs NOW. part the atmosphere which in- Shoemaker was'; xnu "V"c. Gordon make; a splendid wearing brother-in-la- Here Values fluences acts. Drug may Start Misery children and was a Are Three Special your thoughts and three owner of itocking. Special $1.50 wool It is the of the Fur- for You ot W. J. Leer, 50 pairs 66x80 all pure virgin policy Star mine. He was acting as soft. Col- niture to aid the strip ... When double blankets. Fine and Company people in Calomel la It may assistant mine superinienue.it Ladies' Silk Stockings, $1.00 Pair the selection of uauneiuus. of the massacre. They ors, pink, blue, tan and gray, weight the type of furni- salivate you and make you suffer the timo fit-;in- was .mihu-i..- . Eat Extra fine weave, insuring glove g 5 Pair $9.95 ture t they need. A satisfactory fearfully from soreness of gums, Douy of pounds. tenderness of Jaws and teeth, According to the testimony ankle and reducing possible Fine, soft, cotton double piece of furniture purchased from of the massacre victims who STEARNS' long staple swollen tongue and excessive saliva one mistreated I Jamage by garters. only, size 70x80. 3 the Star Furniture be- from the mouth. Don't escaped, his body was 1 ELECTRIC PASTE Friday blanket, Weight, Company dribbling was fired Into ; life-tim- e Is and one final shot pair $1.00 and comes a advertisement of trust calomel. It mercury; quick- sure that ho was It olio kills mice, gopher., pralrl aogt, pounds. Blue, pink, yellow gray. silver. his body to make coyotes, wolve., cockroach., water tiuss our store. It is K6e box to Pair ...... $4.75 merely a matter of If you feel bilious, headachy, and ant. A contain, enough dGMany those Indicted are min- kill 0 to 100 rat. or mice. Oet It from Children's at 25c. 66x80 Woolen Blankets good business that we go to the constipated and all knocked out, of or .tore dealer Stockings a a few are engaged In other your drug general today. A of will ser- lust go to your druggist and get ers but sher-iff- full range sizes, black a A blanket that give good limit in making each thing pur- Tone for Special deputy s ?EADY FOR THAN TRAP only; bottle of DoUson's Liver occupations. men nice medium in blue and chased from us an advertisement a few cents which Is a harmless ore now out arresting the weight stocking for vice; tan, gray, pink of this sort. vegetable substitute for dangerous who were Indicted today. school wear. Special, pair 25c plaids. Special, pair ..$6.75 ealomel. Take a spoonful and It It doesn't start your liver and tTiUPVT IS KILLED straighten you up better and quick- 7tn. HI.. Sent. 7. Miss Etta CO. er than nasty calomel and without high school student n TURE you sick, you Just go back killed todav by a Chicago, star making w. Milwaukee elec- nnl trtt vnur moncv. North Shore and The the UStv.OOkO AVC. PHONE. 409 Vv calomel The girl was running Bny If you take today you'll tric train. Growing Gordon hose hn lck and nauseated tomorrow; In an effort to avoid tardiness at to while and was a bible Store "Hard besides, It may salivate you, school carrying Dr. toM u akulutf .net that tuHeri.l.il' Phono 283 Wear Oof If you take Dodson's Liver Tone and school books. She is a daugh- n. V ali " '1 Mi.... TH. IN 1 vou will walto un treat. No ter of Fred O. Robinson of Alvln, HALANi )1HAD Drain, art .ni.rt Tm feeling tort nrftwiw ..Mr... f HF IHMal N1 salts nccessar,. Give It to the chil Colo. frETH" V. .0. lint I n. '(! IMIlllllllll lllllllilllllllllllllMfli dren becauso It Is perfectly harm- Jiry Jin. Hi. bo Angelea, Cnllf. sill tafi Journal .Want Ads Bring Results, Avoid inhalant Method luiitutoia, ft. i

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made largely through the efforts tho people consent to a continu- BILL TO CHECK of the state highway department ance of industrial warfare. The COUNTY' SCHOOL' RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE of the state of New Mexico. Under parties to such struggles must this administration, the United ultimately consent that their dif- States forestry service is ferences bo adjusted SYore- REPUBLICAN is through Golden - STATE CONVENTION in our state road program, some provided by JuleN.MCK. Instrumentality ALBUQUERQUE. building roads through forest res- law. Such a system must and BUDGET REUSED ervations to connect with our will be ' lines AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIRI to developed along We renew our allegiance and been passed which rehabilitated state roads, and has allocated which will provide proper wages pledge our devotion to the great and saved from destructive for- the state this year $450,000 and and working conditions for labor; industries of will allocate to the state next year our basic industries. PASSES SENATE constructive principles of the Re- eign competition the our safeguard BY IRENE E our country, including the sheep $900,000, for which likewise relieve the public of the suffering publican party. New state highway commission deserves We the national industry, so important to naturally attending industrial congratulate Mexico. great credit. strife, and the inalien-ubl- e Republican administration upon ' ef- recognize Measure Amended Is serious It is due to the careful and right ot every man to work Main- as its splendid achievements under We recognize the prob- ficient work of the state highway Reductions Made in the of our lems that confront the agricul- or cease to work. To this end Sent to Conference for leadership great presi- that the unit and we the to dent, Warren O. Harding. tural and livestock interests of department, and earnestly solicit tenance Expenses I- - our mileage costs of construction of lnbor Industry and the Adjustment of Differ- When the people by a great our state and we pledge maintenance upon the federal aid ncrease Recently Cut popular turned the af- to the enactment of all other general public in working out a - With House. majority support roads is lower than in any Just solution. ences the fairs of government over to the necessary legislation for the pro- state in the Union, and that the Teachers' Salaries. Republican party two years ago, tection andaid of those inter- overhead of our state Equal Rights for Women the Associated PreM. we were Ger- expense By still at war with ests, recognizing that they are roads for the past three years is We take pride in the fact that Revision of tho budgets of tho 7. With and the of FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TU Washington, Sept. only many, people every our basic industries upon which but one and sixty-fiv- e hundredths it was the republican party that one, two and three room schools seven votes, the nation were groaning under tho our state's future prosperity cent of the total submitted to the voters of Hie In tho county has been negative recorded, burden of taxation. per expenditures. completed senate late today the first largely depends. Due to present economic condi- stato the constitutional amend- by County School Superintendent A passed To the republican party was We favor a tariff to we advocate economy ment, its Irene Burke and State Educational General Value Giving Event, one the of the emergency coal bills, the the of protect tions strict which, upon adoption delegated task solving the this country, its industries and in the administration of road af- by the people of the state, gave Auditor John Joerns with the re house measure designed to check greatest problems that ever con- men and wo- tax sult in theso rooms people of Albuquerque have learned to fronted a American working fairs and a lowering of road to women equal rights with men that teachers profiteering and control the dis- sovereign nation, prob- men ruinous com- levies wherever to hold will receive more sal-- 1 lems both and domestic, against foreign possible. public office. considerably count on and Be sure to be tribution of coal. The vote was 40 foreign petition and cheap labor. We congratulate the Btate high- The democratic party in brazen ary than was Indicated when the appreciate. resulting from the greatest war O. to 7 and the measure as amended Condemn Democratic Policy way commission and Hon. H. effrontery attempts to deceive tho ruling tho state' tax commission in history and eight years of dem- Bursum for tlie efforts which was received the total among the Golden Rule Shoppers was sent to conference for ocratic waste and ex- We condemn the democratic they women voters of the state by the reducing Friday. adjust- blundering, are now making to have the gov- assertion in its that maintenance expense for the year! ment of differences with the house. travagance. policy of a tariff for revenue platform of1 theso rooms World Debt ernment of the United States build .Senator Jones was chairman of from $1,320 to Women's Sateen Petti Fancy Turkish Towels in Passage of the profiteering bill War only, which always has resulted the In- $950, Including the teacher's' was con- The nations of the world were de- public highways through the Women's Suffrage committee coats, values to all followed Immediately by and always will result in the dian reservations and Indian pub- salary. $1.89, pink, blue, yellow, etc.; fact-findi- of tho senate the time sideration of the com- struggling under a war debt of struction of American industries, lic at that the It lind been understood colors, beautiful over four hundred thousand mil- grants within this state. woman's amendment that good grade patterns; regu- mission measure but final action on the lowering of the standard 0$ suffrage $1,320 would bo available for the: it was deferred a sudden at lion dollars. Foreign currency was Economy Pledged. was passed, and that he deserves of materials. Each .$1 larly $1.00, sacrificed for by and American labor and incalcuable running expense of such rooms for -- demoralized and foreign trade live- We pledge the republican party credit "equal to or beyond that Dollar 1 times heated debate 'over provis- loss to tho agricultural and tho school year. this by Day com- impossible. At home we found a to the strictest economy, in the ad- of any other national .Reducing ions which would direct the ' stock industries of this state. legislator." tho amount of Children's Gingham dres 2 publio debt of twenty, bil- ministration of state affairs and Tho fact is, that at the time this general expense.1 for v pX mission to the of eight , our for study question lion dollars. We pledge candidates call the attention of the voters of amendment was would leave approximately $900 ses, $1.98 values, nationalization of the con- reported to the for re-- .mines, along A democratic ad- congress, nominated by this state to about the teacher's salary. The j 7 17c Bath with other phases of the Industry. blundering to the the fact that senate and passed, as shown by auction sizes to 14. Each. .$1 Towels, good ministration dominated inter- vention, complete the carrying cent of col- 1, to $390 for the entire BUI Ih Amended. by of ninety per the money pago Congressional Record, lsj maintenance of such re .1 weight; bleached. national bankers "and stock spec- out and fulfilling the pledges lected by taxation is, expended by Session, i;6th rooms, Before ojuitting for the day, the made in the last republican na- congress, page 248, duced the teacher's salary, in the $3.50 "Jollie 8 for bill was amended to ulators, brought about a ruinous the various county and municipal Hon. ; James E. Watson of In- Joan" .SI commission tional platform. case of first grade certificate hold-- 1 Bloomer Dresses liquidation, deranged our credits, authorities and that the reduction diana was chairman of the Wom- and rd Rem- direct the agency to make a sepa- forced Wo condemn the' Inconsistency bo ers, to approximately JStiO for the; Table Cloth rate arid distinct of Liberty Bonds purchased of taxes must in the main an's Suffrage committee of the sehoo all colors, sizes investigation by a devoted and peo- of the democratic party in its year. Rompers, nants, good dam to In- sacrificing brought about by the curtailment senate and the measure tf-- J quality the anthracite industry and to eighty-fiv- e state in Its reported Tho revision of the budget will 2 to 5. - ple down cents on last platform pledging of local expenditures. it was ask, assorted (T- quire into any "organized relation- the in- to in the ad- favorably, and passed considerably Increase this figure1 dolla. and threatened our candidates economy We favor a direct primary law Juno 4, Each D1 ships" between miners and opera- with destruction. ministration of affairs in 1919, when the republi- as the running expenses, such as each JL if was dustries public for the nomination of all county can party was in control of patterns, tors they exist. The change Undesirable Immigrants seeking view of the wild extravagance candidates and the selection of the Janitor service, supplies, fuel, light, ....) a direct result of the recent settle- to senate. library and have1 Children's Muslinwear; 20c Ginghams, avoid the burdens ot war torn practiced by the last national delegates to state and district con- The transportation good ment of the- anthracite tie up and Europe were to our coun- and such be republican party submitted been reduced to a minimum, some! waists, of patterns in Senator flocking democratic, administration ventions, primary to by to the voters of the state the expenses drawers, slips, range Borah, republican, Idaho, try. prevalent in the counties of this the Australian ballot system and having been entirely gowns, etc., and sponsor of the bill in the senate, The war machine created constitutional amendment giving enminaieci. II petticoats, stripes plaids. by state in which affairs are admin- ro protected by law that voters men 8 had previously withdrawn it from the democratic administration have to ex- a tax exemption 79c line. yards 81 de- istered by democratic officials. shall the opportunity of we regular consideration in order to await was running amuck and destroy- demo- themselves their votes for $2,000, and pledge our 3 of the anthracite We congratulate the press by candidates to make r nnnrPTrrNU for $1 Bungalow Aprons, all velopments peace ing the financial resources of our cratic upon Its failure to such candidates as they deem best provision by mrii negotiations. government. Countless thousands party law to carry such amendment 75 new models, plain and to point with pride td the last dem- fitted for office; and condemn the 2,000 yards Percale, The commission is ordered of unnecessary employes were on democratic for the failure of into effect. MM ,'liiriLDILU ' make its on the anthracite the ocratic administration. While party ntytterns to choose scalloped report government payroll. affec-tiona- te its in the last state Peuul Institutions (J"J not Ju-l- 1 next sending its greetings and representatives JL hems. Each inquiry later than World Peace to WoodrOw Wil- senate to with the re- iv e lavor me enactment of Ma. from. 8 yards i) tpX year which would be one month in We commend regards - A enthusiastically son, it failed to endorse his ad- publicans In securing the passage law which will place the 111n- ON CHARGE OF $1.00 Organdies, Import advance of the expiration of the the achievements of the repub- of such of 40-inc- h or its alle- avlaw. agoment our penal Institutions Voiles; splendid 4o-inc- h; wage contract forAhat A lican national administration look- ministration reaffirm ed Swiss; industry. to the advocat- The republican party In New under a commission, of values report on the bituminous study is ing to world peace. At the close giance principles Mexico is of lis in" the and range patterns; 2 ot ed by him. ftroud part provide for the management colors. yards due, under the bill, in five months the .world war, the hope of enactment of both statewide and of such institutions by trained ex- to 5 Oc. from date of permanent peace was We commend and endorse like- BURNING BRIDGE Women's Batiste Bloom- passage. uppermost wise the efficient and national prohibition. Wo stand for perts. 6 An effort by Senator Shields, in the minds of the American splendid, the enactment and en- We endorse the projected yards ..$1 service rendered the na- vigorous ' ers; pink, exceptional democrat, Tennessee, to amend the pcoplo. The task of solving this patriotic forcement of laws which will ef- National Park in Marquisette Curtains 2't, bill so that of bolh great problem was entrusted to tion by Hon. Albert B. Fall, as New value at, representatives fectually put an end to the illicit Mexico and urge upon our U. hemstitched miners and operators would be President Wilson. After months secretary of tho interior, who, by manufacture and traffic in intoxi- representatives the passage of S. Marshal Says He Has yards long, I mem- of work amid the his business-HU- e administration of pair y specifically prohibited from intrigues of cating liquors. necessary legislation Gathered Indi- border, lace edge; regu- on the commission was re- European diplomacy, he brought the affairs of that office and his of condemn the democratic Evidence Women's "Buster Brown" bership back the of is lrotectloii Water Users, lie lar $2.00 line. jected, but only after Senator Borah league nations. In untiring energy, reflecting We pledce the adequate protec- party for its attack upon the cating a State-Wid- e Plot P Silk Hose, black, white had said he agreed with it but de- this document, every great credit upon this state, tion of the water users on the State Board of Edu- tradition of our coun- ?! and cordovan. Q-- j sired "in the interest of and. ideal rtnrsum Endorsed. Pecos River and in cation for its unanimous Among Rail Strikers. 36-inc- harmony" was cast aside. its tributaries action h "SiTkoline; 20 not to inject that feature into the try Washington's We commend and endorse the the State of New Mexico against in selecting improved and revised Pair fjVJL bill. farewell address became a scrap efficient ser- text books use in our Fly the AsMiclutcrt Press. to select of splendid and patriotic the encroachment of the State of for public pieces irom; white co1 Nationalization Clause. paper and the warnings of vice rendered In the of af- schools as and Oklahoma v. 7. Women's 50c our were congress Texas. We shall continue to required by law, fit Okla., Sept. regular 35c. The on whether the commls-sio- n fatheifs forgotten. The the United States Hon. H. O. water users in Mex- necessary to the standard With tho arrest of four men in ton "Burson fight issue was to by by ford the New keep up 5 . . . hose, Brand" should be directed to inquire submitted the Amer- Bursum and Hon. Nestor Montoy.u ico from the San Juan and Ln of our public schools. connection with t lie burning of a yards $1 ican people and a verdict render- e ribbed top, Into the of nationali- Senator Bursum by his indefatlgu-abl- We heartily endorso the law bridge over the Chicago, Rock 3G-in- advisability ed against President Wilson and Plata rivers the and Bleached Muslin, 4 zation is expected to be resume the labors for the welfare of the support of the state until the water passed by tho last state legisla- Island and Pacific railroad south pairs .$1 as result of an amend- league of nations by a major- state and nation has already be- ture an and of Kl Reno, Okla.. on 17, fine quality, soft tomorrow a ity of more than seven million rights have been satisfactorily making appropriation August (J"J Women's and children's ment to strike out that section. votes come one of the prominent leaders and the rights of our citi- creating a commission for the United States Marshal Alva Mc- finish. 5 . . . . D X. South for Warren G. Harding. senate. of an Donald announced here yards Shoes and Senator Sterling, republican. A con- of the zens protected. purpose making investiga- tonlcht pumps, black be- republican president and efficient and tion and on he in- Pound Dakota, opposed the provision gress We commend the We favor the enactment' of the report the feasibility that had gathered evidence Paper, splendid and brown. (f cause which he immediately gave us peace capable business like administra- law of tho and reclamation dicating a stato wide of the extra work with Germany with America's proposed by Senator Bursum drainage plot among grade, nicely boxed; reg- said it would require of the com- - tion of the affairs of the state designed to confer title to lands cf the. Middle Rio Grando valley. certain striking railway shopmen Pair j) honor her and m upheld, traditions Gov. M. C. Mech-e- Wo Hon. Albeit B. to ular 50c value. 36-inc- mission In studying " a speculative" government by upon bona fide settlers upon In- thank the Fall destroy bridges and terrorize C"l h Institutions safeguarded, and her as- Percale, white, i and the other Republican state dian reservations and condemn the for his active interest and "big four" brotherhood men in an 3 tpJL proposition, rights fully and pro- pounds ' adequately officials. sistance to the state commission to a navy, blue Senator Borah denied insinuat tected. democratic party for the failure . attempt precipitate general Copenhagen, would We commend the to assure co- in this wm-k- walkout. ions that the proposition Under the of our Republican to the people the Drapery Materials, yard and gray grounds; good to issues but added that leadership state legislature for its fulfillment and of its repre- Recognizing that tho reclama- lead open great president and the directing operation" support tion of wide, sunfast; usually pattern assort even if it did "threre can be no of the platform pledges made by sentatives In congress looking to the seeped agricultural AMD FUNERALS fr-- t hand of our great secretary of state, conven- binds of the Rio San DEATHS, sells for $1.00 ment. 5 solution of any question by dodging we held the last Republican state the enactment of this measure. Grande, yards .....SI and consumated a world tion. out the Juan basin, and other . 2 . X. and evading." conference of Carrying promises The republican party will refuse irrigated RANCHES yajd yards went nations. In twelve made, we abolished fifty-thre- e ap- tor abolish travel- valleys of our state, and the en- Deluvina Ranches. y New Outing, plain colors "It can be decided," he on, weeks this conference the office of state 65 died at and negotiated pointive offices with salaries rang auditor under which an im- largement of the Carlsbad and aged years, yesterday $1.25 Tuscan Curtain of "only by ascertaining the facts peace treaties which ended ing SumneY her residence on north white, cream, pink, establish- naval ing from $1500 to $2500 per year. audit is secured of hooks Fort projects constitute, Fourth cream 50 J dealing with them in the from partial the street. Sho is survived Nets, and ecru, blue and ,., (J-- competition, lifted the nation Many beneficial and progressive of various munic- one of tho most important means by two gray. ment of a policy." a great and burden the counties and of sons, Timotoo and Pablo Ranches. inches wide. 5 senator also asserted laws were enacted, among them we condemn the dem- increasing our slate's taxable (J" yards The Idaho of armament, and effected the the ipalities and, wealth, we urgo the enactment of Mineral arrangements will be an that the commission proposed by following: ocratic party for its proposal to nounced Yard one greatest step toward world peace A law preventing forfeiture and abolish thisl all necessary legislation looking later, by tho Albuquerque $1 121c Voiles, light ground the bill was not "an ordinary in history without the sacrifice ot office and leave the to such relief we undertaking company. Women's Cham- - to a lot of incoherent data cancellation of state land contracts employment of auditors in the and pledge our "Kayser" fancy figures. gather American American to 12-butt- in the waste basket rights. honor and providing a Just method of hands of officials whose books are representatives faithfully sup- oisette Gloves, 12 to be dumped or American institutions. owners In port and work for the same. BARELA Severn Itnrela, aged yards of What he hoped it assessing equities such to be audited. 6S tpj. congress." We submit to the - We our years, died last at his length. was a commission to people these contracts. pledge representatives night Rose bud trimmings for wou".d be concrete of An limit- Public Domain. to the state legislature and apartments, 1424 south Harelas the assemble them examples governmental improved highway law, Pair .$1 G gather facts, policy as illustrative of the differ ing the overhead costs to the mini- We favor the granting of the to the enactment of Road. He is survived bv one son. lingerie; all colors. make recommendations from David 45c '. and ence between the impotent efforts mum. remainder of the domain proper laws for tho creation of Rnrela, who resides at Shirting Madras, all 3 . . . thus developed. public Helen. The was - yards t$ the findings ot a democratic administration and The abolition of mounted to the states. drainage districts under the pro- body taken to new (J- police. respective Orollott patterns. Persian Silk the great constructive policies of A blue sky law to protect the The present industrial situation posed national, legislation. funeral parlors pending 3 Bandings for me We submit the above declara- funeral yards g LAND AND WATER CO. repuuncan party. people of the state against worth- brings before the people the fact arrangements. trimming new fall (-- tion of our 32-inc- Progress of Economy. less securities. that at our system of principles to the 50c Renfrew h, BUILD ROADS ON present voters of the stato and The first female in Madras, dresses. 4 , . . J. WILL At home a, congress An act ask all pleader ' yards tp republican providing equal powers, settling labor differences Is crude, who court is said to bo assortments x, sot about t9 carry out a program rights and duties in the to the agree therewith to Join with one Alfrania good of 40c Children's-So- LAS VEGAS PROJECT parents ineffectual and detrimental us in and Valerius Maxlmus J good of economy. Federal at of minor children. putting them into effect. savs sh'i (J-- employes welfare of labor, capital and the An own patterns. color assort- Washington were reduced from one A stringent law vice and amendment to the resolutions, pleaded her causes in Rome 3 JL combination Ansoclnted TreM. against general public. , g By Ilia hundred nineteen thousand to presented by Judge Felix Baca and yards sizes 6 to tf-- M 7. The and gambling, The right of labor to organize said to y ment, Las Vegas, K Sept. seventy-thre- e and the - A game commission have been written by 45c Land and Water com- thousand, in law making is Just as fundamental and neces- B. Judge Bath "Towels, good 4 tJ).L lag Vegas country at large, three hundred and provision for a fish with S. Rodey of Albuquerque, was 82. pair will build roads on all section hatchery sary as is the right of capital to voted down on a roll HEALTH THE SECRET OF; weight, double thread, pany twenty thousand federal employes which to stock the streams of our The call by a vote Children's 'Buster Brown' lines on their project very soon. were state. organize. right of collective to table, 499 yes, 46 The 22x will be built, dropped from the roll. the of labor to against. ATTRACTION bleached, size Two main highways A national law was en A of welfare. bargaining, right amendment pledged tho nominees 3 hose, fine ribbed, black one the line run- budget department public negotiate, 4to deal with and to of Women of today depend a good 45. for $1 - following range the (T- acted which will eliminate all pork An act abolishing the legal ad- convention, "under penalty deal the modern modiste and cordovan, all ning north and south and located viser to solve Its particular problems In of being read out ot the to upon 10 mesa which Darrei legislation and will be an the governor, an office an its party," and a knowledge of the cosmetic plain white Iluck sizes. 4 tJ)J just west ot the tunnel effective created at the solicitation re- organized way through vote for a statewide direct pairs to southern por- barrier to the wasteful and chosen is as essential pri- art to make them attractive. Too Towels to a carries water the expenditures which characterized quest of a democratic executive. agents, just mary. law and a "comprehensive customer, 35c tion of the project. The other will An as is the right of capital to or- but drastio often there exists beneath it all a good Romper Cloth; good the last democratic administration. act limiting the hours of em- corrupt practices act." woman nervous weight. assortment of follow the present main road which The ployment of women ganize and maintain corporations. The resolutions were suffering whose 10 plain colors mesa Univer- republican party during the engaged in gen- adopted by or forced smllo covers a for leads up to the from first twelve months reduced the manual labor. However, the Interest of the a practically unanimous vote. laugh $1 and fancies; fast colors, sity avenue. All section roads will A child labor eral publio Is paramount and the The pang of agony caused by some 50c Nainsook and people's tax burden eight hundred law. defeated amondment is as ill. Long splendid for child- the two main highways. An acct general public must not be made feminine To such a woman 36-inc- quality Intersect million reduced ap- appointing a commission- follows: h, C. W. Malone has been in Las dollars; annual er to to suffer in order to maintain a Lydht H. Pink ham's Vegetable Cloth, soft ren's school dres- - ' propriations one and one-ha- lf bill represent New Mexico In the We realize that New Mexico (J1 with three of his district settlements of bunglesome and archaic form of Compound will bring health and finish. 3 ses. 4 Vegas, of ion dollars, paid off approximately rights to the use of sorely needs a simple but thor- yards tpL yards i. Kales managers, for the purpose the waters of the Colorado and settlement of labor disputes. The oughly modern and Inclusive state- a happy relief from her sufferi- The land tour billion dollars publio debt San con- Inspecting the property. and enacted effective measures for Juan rivers. American people will never wide direct a ng, that will make her far more and on sent primary law, and attractive No has been platted placed the funding and of debts Budget System. that either labor or capital comprehensive but very drastic than costly gowns and Refunds, Phone Orders or the market in small sections and payment A Jaw shall be made to suffer nor will cosmetics. Exchanges an in- due us from foreign nations. providing a comprehensive corrupt practices act, that shall be the prospects are good for system of assessment and taxation applicable alike to For nearly fifty years Ameri- new settlers. Departments Reorganized. fraud, corrup- can women have flux of By a reorganization of the de and a complete budget system in tion and bribery at "primaries, as relied upon this partments of the government, the counties, school districts and mu- well as at all elections, and root and 'herb medicine to relievo ATHLETES GATHERING effected a sav- nicipalities. Thousands Of Women Therefore, we our as their ailments. above named ln 7. Hun- administration has pledge party plaintiff, which Newark, N. J., Sept. ing in national expenses of over We remind the voters of the a whole, and every nominee of this HOM JGAiojnCE the said plaintiff prays for divorce) ot athletes from all parts of state that KKUK.Ml'TION NOTICE. on dreds one billion dollars per annum, and the democratic platform, Are Now This Convention, to support such laws, To All to Whom It Concern: tho grounds of abandonment. United States and some from while unmeasured-term- s Taking of May And are the for the first time in history, has condemning in under penalty of being read out Notice is hereby you further notified that Canada, were here today all acts he given , that unless en- gathering Placed the government of the the of the republican party for disobedience of such Bernalillo 5 cent you enter or cause to be for the three day sports carnival United States on business fails Newer Form Of Iron we the county per tered in - a basis, administration, to present to pledge, and promise that Bonds numbered one your appearanco said in which the Junior- and senior the voters of con- will use Clear (1) cause on or before by the adoption of the budget sys- the state any every honorable means to BabysSkin to twenty-si- x (2G), both inclusive the thirtieth dav national championships and the tem. structive program for Worn-ou- t Housewife Tells How secure the enactment, ot such laws of September A. D. 1922. decathlon will be the improve- tor $1,000.00 each, dated July 1, judgment: national title The agencies dealing with dis ment of conditions. She Her at the coming session of our leg- Cuticura will be rendered in said causo decided. Quickly Regained With 1901, and numbered from one (1) abled veterans were reorganized The republican party gave the Health and Strength. islative assembly. Wealso prom- to seventeen both against you by default and the re- of ise (17). inclusive, lief will be and efficiency and expedition sup- people the state the Australian that if the nominee of this con and Talcum dated September 1. 1901. for prayed fir granted. ROTJSH SrSPENDED the and ballot law and a ' "Only a short two vention for governor of the state Soap The name of the plaintiff's planted inefficiency delay corrupt practice weeki I was ao $1,000.0 each, will be redeemed attorj Cincinnati, Sept. 7. Outfielder of the proceeding administration, act, which, when enforced ago is elected that he will recommend the at ney Is Thos. J. Mabry, whoso post rightly tired, nervous and hy undersigned his office ln Is Roush of the Cincinnati will worn-o- ut office address N. M. Eddie and during the last twelve months afford ample protection to from the the enactment of such laws In his the courthouse at Old Albuquerque, Albuquerque. Nationals has been Indefinitely one and one-ha- lf billion dollars the voters and preserve the sanc- drain on my nerves first message, to the legislature. Bt.nallllo New Mexico on (Seal) , FRED CROLLOTT. - and of house- county. suspended for bad language to has been expended for the relief tity of the ballot. strength presentation, and that from and Clerk. Moran in sick veterans. We We are hold drudgery, that I By HARRY F. LEE, Deputy. Umpire yesterday's of ind disabled unalterably opposed to thought could not CHINESE CHILDREN STRIKE. nfter October 13. 1922, the bonds between the Cincinnati and favor the enactment of an any backward educa- f herein game adjusted steps along keep up another day, Victoria. B. C, Sept. 7. Chi- referred to will cease to St. Louis teams, the local club compensation measure which will tional lines and we favor adequate A short two weeks' nese children are on strike here HAMBERIAIH! bear interest. management announced today. do justice to those who so ifobly salaries for teachers. treatment of the new- E. B. RWOPE. er form of iron has because have been asked to MEET US IN THE HEAST OF JF: served in timte of The they Col- their country last legislature passed an given me a marvelous attend a separate school from Treasurer, and peril. educational auditor's law designed increase ln health, white children. The Chinese and lector, Bernalillo County, Immigration Restricted. to cut down the overhead expense strength and energy. white were in New Mexico. . To American labor from of our schools Now I can do my children formerly Dated 13. 1922. protect without impairing whole boum without the same but white August a. flood of immigration their or schools, parents European efficiency reducing the pay help, and do not have protested to the school board. for the first time In history an ef- of teachers, under which this year to ait at home in the NOTICE OF FIVATi ACCOUNT fective law. was enacted limiting there will be a saving1 to the tax- evening "all-in- ", sick ItEPOUT. and nervous." , f. AM) and restricting foreign immigration. payers of almost five hundred The, city of Liverpool claims the FOR THE RELIEF In the Matter of the Estate of Har- to the drastio deflation "The above Is a distinction OF, Owing thousand dollars in school expen- typical hypothetical of having the first worn, Pain in the Stomach vey B. Fergusson, Deceased. policy of the democratic adminis- ditures. We favor any change and case," says Dr. James an cotton broker in England. She and Notice Is hereby given that Clara tration,, the agricultural and live- modification of the school law Francis Snllivnn is Miss Margaret Robertson, who Bowels. Intestinal Cramp; SM. Fergusson, Executrix of the last stock Industries of the country which will result In to formerly physican of Bellevne Hospital become active will and testament B. a saving the (Out-Doo- r New and t.h has a partner and of Harvey s were destruction ef- Dept.) York, Weston facing complete without the y can- in her brother's business. Diarrhoea Fergusson, deceased, has filed ln taxpayer Impairing ustcneater uounty Hospital. "You manager "Colic, ' from which they were saved by ficiency of the schools. not be well and strong and rail of vigor, - SOLD EVERYWHER- E- the Probate Court of Bernalillo the relief bill passed force and power unless your Mood is rich New final re- lna Auto Bus Hrm AilTraihsII agricultural Rond Building Program. In Is If a hob, were punched In an county, Mexico, her specially' by a congress. As di- The iron. It your red blood that enables as such the republican .republican party refuses to' to resist and overcome disease and electric light bulb small enough to port Executrix and rected by that act the war finance take a backward step In the road ?pu nourishes ln court has Thursday, the 'man- every organ In your body. let 1,000,000 atoms of oxygen appointed prepared corporation under the able building program, which is so es- Without Iron your blood becomes thin, a minute it would take 100,000,000 fourteenth day of September, 1922, of Meyer, Jr. ex- aleand watery. Poor blood cannot nour-- h as the for if agement Eugene sential to develop 'and promote vital years to fill the bu,lh. day hearing objections Malt tended relief to the farmers and the interests of and we your organs and as a result you any thero be, to the ot Syrup the stnte, may have pains in your heart or kidneys, V approval livestock men and enabled the condemn the democratic for "run- 'SERVICE COUNTS said final report and the discharge nec- party Indigestion, headaches, and feel all COVGIIS DTSTI'RB SCHOOL' banking Institutions to extend Its failure to promlso to carry for- down" and tired out." WE CIVE IT fj of said Executrix. essary credits1 for all legitimate ward and continue the federal aid When your blood lacks Iron do not watte WORK Witness my hand and the seal your time taking medicines or School should tho ourDOses. Had it not been for this program for the of good stimulating teachers give of said Probate Court this seven- Lrellef, would building narcotic drugs, but directly enrich your same advice to children who have teenth of 1922. EUROPEAN PLAN our cattle and sheep roads. The provision in the fed blood with the newer form of Iron sold by day August, have been lorcea onto a ruinous' all under name coughs as this Florida teacher. ''I (Seal) .FRED CROLLOTT, eral road act of November 9, 1921, druggists the of Nuxatod recommended and market and the principal industry enacted by a republican congress, Iron, which is like the Iron ln spinach, Foley's Honey Clerk of Said Probate Court. ftatet rr Dnj: Single, Double. of New Mexico destroyed. lentils, and apples, and la In a form easily Tar to the children in my school 100 Rooms .tl.AA $3. SO utterly requires the national government assimilated into your blood. Bureau. who had the 'flu' and good results 100 Room . H.ftO-- Oil Women's ' to contribute toward the Get a bottle of Iron NOTICE OF Sl'IT. (.00 .Shipped anywhere building Nutated today. came writes 0- - (HI The women's bureau has been Take It for two weeks and If have wheneverlt was used," No. 13.492. too Rnomi, toilet. . 1 J of the state roads an amount pro- you not, Mil in United States , Sheppard-Towne- r bill like thousands of obtained most sur- Mrs. L, Armstrong, Okeechobee, 400 no'.mi. ball). . I created, the to the value of the pun-li- o others, State of New Mexico, County of Afa Ortfcnr Solicited other'"for-war- d portionate health, Florida. Tar . enacted into a law and lands of the United States held prising strength and energy, the Foley's Honey and Bernalillo. In the District Court. TWENTY CORNER SUITES. manufacturers will promptly refund your contains Jio opiates looking measures advocated within state. law The will ingredients Lel Smyth, vs. Charles the Under this money. following local druggists on the the Plaintiff, SIT1! M.(H the women of the nation are of New Is re- sell you Nuxatei Iron with this "satisfac- printed wrapper. Stood II. Smith, Defendant. ...,M N to E.J.Weston hy the state Mexico test of time three DnubU . 00 lo SS written Into law as rapidly thlrty-clg- tion or money back" guarantee. serving genera- To tho Above Named Defendant: ...7 being quired to pay but and tions. relieves colds, High d Aisles, lf Quickly You as our financial situation will per- one-ha- per cent of the cost of Alvarado Pharmacy, Bilggs' ian Pharmacy are hereby notified that a , coughs and croup, throat, chest and A mit. , , suit has been filed In Free Aiito Busses Meet All such roads; and w6 call attention Pharmacy, and Woodwork's bronchial trouble. Sold against you Ab emergency tariff act has to was PHONt 30 the said court and county by the the fact .that thtj provision Pharmacy Trains, t, - . . September 8, 1922. Page Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

ARTESIA DROPS A BALL hits, which, coupled with an over- WHERE ARE STARS OF YESTERYEAR? PRODUCING. OTHERS throw and an error gavo the Tex-an- s FE TEAM GAME TO CARLSBAD BUT OASSERS DEFEAT a 6 to 1 victory in their homo COOPER II SITU city today. Burleson allowed tho FI DEFEATS COTTONWOOD hits. gassers eisht Morton added to his laurels to- GRAYS Kperlnl to The Junrnnl BUZZERS day when he tripled with two on GU3S ARE TOPER! Aytesia, N. M., Sept. 7. The Ar-tes- GUIS in the eleventh inning. Btipp, Ffli; baseball club divided a Clovis short stop, made the only .baseball schedule this error of the game when he fum- week, when Carlsbad won over the bled a hot grounder. HERE SUNDAY locals by the scoro of to 1 and IN SECOND GAME The Buzzers and Gassers will ar- 1- - TRIMMED 100 Artesia deafted Cottonwood by the rive here tomorrow morning for score of 5 to 2. Both games were the third and fourth games of the interesting to the large crowd of West Texas league series, and i double-hende- Pirates' Pitcher Allows But Capital City Team Report- rooters who attended the r. Honors Stand Even in the hundreds of Amarillo fans are Series to Decide the coming with their tam. Six Hits and Chalks Up ed to Have Been McPherson. who was on the Addition mound for Artesia in the Cotton- Championship of West NEW PACKING I'XjANT His Twentieth Victory of Strengthened by wood and struck out a game large 7. Ground is be- of 5 Star Belen Players. majority of tho batters. The first Texas Baseball League. Deavfr, Sept. the Present Season. seven men to face him went to tho ing broken here today for a new will Albuquerque bench by the strike out route. Special to The Journal which the Moun- n.r Asmrlnted FreM. , Santa. Fe play packing plant the Buck did the twirling for the Cot- Clovis, N, M., Sept. 7. Honors States will 7. Cooper at Barelas field Sunday tain Packing company Pittsburgh. Sept. Grays tonwood club, but did not receive even in erect on a flfty-ncr- e adjoin- at 2:43 o'clock, - stand the championship tract to six lilts ami afternoon starting Mor-ton- held Chicago todoy numor has it that Santa Fe has excellent support. His teammates series tonight, due to Lefty 's ing the Denver Union stockyards. ohnlked up his twentieth victory line-u- p tho were not ablo to connect with the Amarlllo The building will cost approxi- strengthened its, by second superb pitching fory of the season, Pittsburgh winning. addition of five Belen players. Dan ball for hits. ThLs is the today when he. held the'hard hit- mately $2,000, 0p0, representatives 6 to 0. Only one Chicago playor of the time that the Artesia team has de- Clovis club to six scattered of the company stated. Padllla, manager Grays, his ting reached third base. Before the stated last night that he did not feated the Cottonwood club game llnnnger McKechnle was pre-nent- mind this is he had already beate season. with a silver' hat and bull, entire Belen team. The batteries were: Artesia To- cn tho Cot- the Rift of the Kiwanln club of The game, one ofjhe last of the McPheVson and Kuykendall. ronto. O., where he was manager season, promises to be snappy tonwood Buck and O'Bannon. of a team in 1017 and 1918. Score: from start to finish. The s The Carlsbad game looked like Chicago. have taken four out of five games a shut out foi Carlsbad until the At"! 11. it. r a. a.. from Santa Fe this season, grab- ninth inning. The score of 6 to 1 Stat):! rt . . , 4 bing tho last one by a 'score of proved an easy victory for the llollocher. fs 4 1 to 0. Carlsbad sluggers Morris, who Terry, lb 3 Arrangements are being made In the box for Carlsbad, pitched ex- (irimes. h .... .'! for a Inte season series here be- cellent ball. Jones, the speed de- 4 Artesln The Friberg. i f .... tween the Grays and Clovis which mon did the twirling for Quality 4 ' cham- He was Cigar Miller, If ' Is now aklng part in the in the first elghl innings. Kelleher. 3b . . . 3 pionship series in the West Texas relieved by Martin In me ninm in- Since, 1896 Wirts, c S ?' Yl league.. ning, who struck out three bats- H 'if se- Stueland, p . . . . - men in this inning. Martin also 1 lvWv three-bas- e hit In the ninth jeO'Farrcll cured a Jones, p 0 inningr which brought the in score, which a shut out game. I! 1 YESTER prevented Total" " .SI .0 24 10 The batteries were: Artesia x Batted for Sltieland In eighth. Jones, Martin and Kuykendall. Pittsburgh. Carlsbad Morris and Hedgecoxe. A 13. II. H.PO.A.E. DAYS Manda, stellar inflelder, who ss. 4 3 big league base- Jlaranville, has been playing - cf Four of the tx-sta- now Bhlninc as vuuehea. Jeff 'iesicau. in action, at left, and Ray Fi.sher, at right, as he ball and returned to Artesia- last Carey, ' ! Bigbce, If . . . . appeared on the mound. Above, in centef, Jack Barry. Below, Jack Coombs. ' SUITS week from the Western Interna- Russell, rf -- tional league, was in an Artesia col-- and 2b . . . Many of the sensational " fame to the big league stars of Coombs, Youngsv Lajoles. i and played a sensational Tierney, Wil-- uniform 3 . . other Men who Jack Coombs is coaching 1 " Traynor, b lege players who have broken days. proved rriNATIONAL LEAGUE. game as shortstop. . in the show liams . Jack been scheduled with Grimm, lb into the show:: this or brainy players big college players. New York, 13; Philadelphia, A game has Schmidt, c big year are now filling coaching positions Barry at Holy Cross, Ray 0. the Alamogordo team for the last are booked to the Pittsburgh, 6; Chicago, Cooper, I join big league at many colleges and teaching Fisher is at Michigan and Jeff Cincinnati, 10; St. Louis, 6. of the week. clubs '.his fall owe their rise to to Tcsrean Dartmouth. 8 0 the gamo future Cobbs, at No other scheduled. ' Totals 6 13 27 BOARD OF EMBALWIERS Uy Innings: AMERICAN LEAGl E. . . . .000 000 MEET AT GALLUP Chlongo 00 fl. Base on balls Off 1; in this game. Galloway's fielding Boston, Philadelphia, WILL .. 300 101 Olx Welnert, in- Pittsburgh Winters. 2; Scott, 2. Struck out was brilliant. Chicago, 9; Cleveland, 8 (ten Two-bas- e ixcmemoer Summary: hit 2. Hits Off Winters, First game Score: R. H. E. nings). Special to The Journal Stolen bases Marunvme, By Scott, ROM N. M., 7. Sec- tllillil wimk Orimm. 8 In 3 off G. 4 in 3; 400 lot) 011- -7 13, 3 No others scheduled. Las Vegas, Sept. Double Miller nnd Smith, Philadelphia. A. of the Tiigbee. playa 4 fi. lll'S Boston 000 040 11 3 Thomas Johnsen, off Pinto. in Losing 0004 retary "Wilts: firimm. Mnranvule ana pitcher ASSOCIATION New Mexico state board of its ( O. Smith. Time 1:48. Batteries: Naylor and Perkins; AMERICAN mlm and f 3 con wim firimm; Tierney, SInranvllle Karr and Kuel. Columbus, 4; Louisville, 8. hns issued a call r, 10TII Ferguson, Off 1 11, Orlmm. Base on balls Second game: i Toledo, ; Indianapolis, 4. vention to be held September mmmm 2. out Cincinnati, 10; St. l.onls, A. ira-or- al land, 3; Struck By Ph!ladt'llila. . No others played. In Gallup. The New Mexico wJti Stuelatid. 1: Conuer. 4. Hits Off Cincinnati, 7. Cincinnati III and Embalmers as Sept. i H.'PO. Directors AH. K. A. E. 4 1. itA in Stueland, 9 in 7; .lories, advanced to third place in the Na- Young, 2b 4 0 0 2 3 0 COAST LEAGUE. sociation will also meet In Gallup "Winning pitcher Cooper. Losing race win- BEITS lb 4 1 2 7 0 0 San Francisco, 0; Seattle, 2. on 12 and 13. .rrej.uenr. 1:-- tional league today by Hauser, September Stueland. Time -. 1 a pro- pitcher from St. 10 to 6. North McGowan, if. . . 8 0 1 4 0 0 - Sacramento, 2; Oakland, (elev- Rollie has arranged splendid ning Louis, 4 1 5 j H. 0 0 0 en y gram and has engaged was hard in the first and Miller, rf Innings). r New York. . . pounded III 4 0 2 2 0 0 0. of Ilohenschuh-Car-pente- Philadelphia, the 1; fourth Innings, ten men going to Perkln,s, c Vernon, 4; Salt Ikc, Carpenter, Wrapper . 7. New Into Game . . . 3 2 3 1 6. of to give riiiladcUthia, Sept. bat in the latter round and seven Is Forced the Gulloway, ss. 11 Portland, 6; Los Angeles, college embalming York tool the first of a three game If 3 1 1 5 0 0 Instruction during the to- of them wns effec- Is Walker, post gaduate frdm hero scoring. lUey When Schalk's Finger " 0 0 1 two-da- y KPrics Philadelphia tive until his team had scored a Kykes, 3b 0 0 WESTERN LEAGUE. session. day, 13 to 6. Ooldio diving 3 0 0 0 1 0 Oklahoma 7; St. Joseph, 3. nape's Hn-?- r a Foul Tip; Uommell, City, one catch of Jleusel's big lead. Split by p.... 10. now the ninth month hand Score: Tt. H. E. Des Moines, 1; Omaha, September, in when he doubled 9 to 8. 31 3 8 8 1 4. was the seventh in r the second, St. Louis 001 002 10 8 White Sox ,Win, Totals 27 Sioux City, 2; Denver, of the year, M . V j Frisch off first, was the 0126 3. old calendar, the year Cincinnati . .300 700 OOx 10 13 1 Boston. Tulsa, J5; Vichita, the Roman Welncrt started Amioclatcd Press. 51. In March. 1 fielding feature. and - Ky the AH. It. PO. A. E. then beginning . Senator Magnolia was out of Batteries: North, Barfoot 3 for tho locals, but put and Chicago.. Sept. 7. Yam Yaryan Mitchell, ss 0 0 2 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. inntnir for Alnsmith, Clemons; Hlxey 4 2 02,0v the same in the opening forced into the game in the tenth E. Miller, if 0 0 Atlanta. New Orleans, with Klem. Irish Wingo. 4 0 0 10 2 0 7. nrgulng t.'mpire Schalk's finger was Burns, lb...... Birmingham, 6; Mobile, Meusel and Cliff made home inning a'.or 2b 4 0 0 1 1 0 7. Senator is the Ice off Pratt, Nashville, 6; Memphis, biggest, runs, score: split by a foul tip Stephenson's If 3 0 0 4 0 0 Little Rock, C; Chattanooga, 1. CHAPEAUS I " Harris, THE ii a home run, 3 3 New York. bat, cracked out ,1. Collins, rf... 0 2 0 0 two for a AB. )l. H.PO..A.K.J which pave Chicago a 9 to 8 vic- Pittenger, 2b... 3 0 0 0 1 0 quarter cigar Bancroft, ss .. . . s 1 0 JODAYS tory over Cleveland. Yaryan was O'ltourke, 3b. . . 0 0 0 0 2 0 ' R 3 (I p America. It; hosts Oroh. 3t the first man-u- in the tenth and Chaplin, c 3 0 2 3 2 .. 0 in wins ofnew Krisch. 2b 4 7.0 smashed the ball into the left field Picrcey, p :i " 0 2 4 0 THETEE6HlVE Folks, without any "guff" 4 0 0 be out of 1 0 0 0 0 0 is A-- l. Meusel, If bleachers. Schalk will i this hat stock o n zMenobky friends ever day the rf fi '60GAMES the game several days. Scoro: zzLcibold 1 0 U 0 0 0 rrw"" among Young, 1 4 Clcvcliinil. smoke-wis- e. Kelly, lb o o i2 BY. NORMAN E. BROWN. ) You won't wonder . cf 4 AM. R. II. TO. A. E. Totals 32 Oi 4 27 14 0 Cunningham, o o 0 0 (mvhldo ts. Horschldo Snyder, c NATIONAL .Tnmlmon. If . . . 4 2 .2 5 z Batted lor Pittenger in eighth, little LIJAGIE 4 1 2 3 Might bo the title of this The weather man says Scott, p 5 0 0 St. nt Cincinnati. Wambv. 2b (f zz Baited ton Mitchell in ninth. when light this appeal- Louis 4 item." to wear hats the only why you Chicago at Connolly, cf . . . By innings: Robert E. Cincinna- ever have 41 13 16 11; 0 Pittsburgh. x SDcaker 1 000 Harrison, dome, you will Totals New York set Philadelphia. Philadelphia 020 0013 shoe has had on shouldcrB La Palina. i rh.lHdclphln. Evans, cf 0 Boston 000 000 0000 ti, manufacturer, Is your ing , v 1 all along that his son Robert, now W EAR A . A. E. 3b. Two-bas- e hits J. hopes right amkrican i.ecit:. Stephenson. Summary: Jr. would learn the shoe business. HAT TO PROTECT IT TVriglitstono, 3 0 Cleveland nt Chicago. ( lanlner. 3 b . . Colliim, Perkins. Home run Walk- You'll be won by its rich, rare aroma, 2 0 . 0 But if the big league scouts have 3b . . Detroit St. Louis. McNulty, cf . er. Sacrifice McGowan, Double Kapp, 0 at 4 to say Bob J. will pass up "Williams, cf 0 at Boston. ,1. Sewcll. fi3.. plays Galloway to Young to Hau- anything fascinating flavor and inimitable blend 0 0 Philadelphia 3 learning the cowhide game to hurl "Walker, rf . at New York. Wood rf ser; Mitchell to Pratt to Burns; Bob 1 Washington . . 3 the horsehide for a living. For the tobaccos Jlenline, c . 0 Mclnnis. lb Piercey to Mitchell to Burns. Base of two 'most expensive 0 0 c . . . . 4 is pitching such ball for the Mount Of course we do not Peters, c . . O'Neill, on balls Off Plereey, 1. Struck out '1. Possessed of , unusnl and 1 team of the "Blue Grass Java leaf and selected Lee, If 0 beauty Morton, By Uommell, 1; Piercey, 3. Time Sterling claim the ONLY hat imported wrapper 1 n Miss Plorenca p.... that he is drawing attention Leslie, lb . a largo fortune, Winn, p 1:12. leaguo stock in the city, but we filler. .1 1 of Ann Arbor, Mich., and bids. Vuelta Abajo Havana 'arklnson, b. Schleicher, do claim that our plan o n renounced a social career in .36 8 12y27 10 1 'Bob is 19. This is his first year Weinerr. p . . has Totals of GIVING VALUE to o n to for x In 8tb. In baseball. One of G. . order study the ministry. Batted for Connolly I professional GET VOLUME means nn 'The is the ideal after'dinner Smith, p M'OBAW no-hi- t, ' Magnolia 0 1 run JOHN his best feats this is a ' .. y None out when winning -c IL? year easy over old "Winters, p no-ru- n saving 1 2 j scored. I I game the Lexington Pinto, p nri.rr.r ms back. y-7- ne, against selling methods. cigar when you want a long, supremely . o o diz- (Iilcngo. team. zLeBourveau Backache, rheumatic pains, A. to Jie a too. blurred vision are AH. It. II. PO. E. He is said slugger, satisfying smoke. ziness and 0 1 2 0 0 won his own gamTS with .3! 6 13 14 4 of trouble. "My bus'-- Hooper. if ...4 He recently Totals kidney s: 1 with tho bases loaded. z for Winters in fourth.' had a had back." writes Mrs. Johnson, ... t a homer s Batted band 2b 1 - Ask your cigar man today for a , By M. MeCullough, Uaston. pa. "wnen Collins, innings: lb , 13 Greeks a game New York 003 200 020-- 13 he sat down ho conld hardly get up Kheely, Ancient played Senator, 2 for 25c, or for a Magnolia, . 4 had i$c. M0 200 030 6 then he would be drawn over Mosul, cf Ihey called "harpaston" which Philadelphia and If similar o the pres- Two-bas- e hits to one side, He tried Foley Kid- Strunk. many features 411 WEST CENTRAL Manufacturers U. S. A. Summary: McClellan 3b foot-bal- l. Congress Cigar Company, Three-bas- e Pills and cured him." ent Rugby Walker, Groh, iyder. ney they Schalk. Meusel. Double RaPP Foley Kldnev Pills quickly relieve c..., hit plays c . . . AMERICAN LEAGUE. Lee to Lenlie. on kidney and bladder trouble. Sold Yaryan. to Leslie; Ift Faber, p . . . . W. .1 Pet. 'bases New York, 7; Philadelphia, everywhere. T. Blank'shiD t) 0 St. Louis 81 54 .600 -- I New York .".79 53 .5 9 il Totals 40 9 14 30 16 01 Detroit 71 65 .522 Chicago 68 67 .504 Cleveland 301 101 011 f 8. Cleveland 66 69 .489 Chicago 305 000 000 61 71 .462 - 19. Washington 32x4 Summary: Two base hits Philadelphia 66 74v .431 Wamby. Home run Yaryan. Boston 62 SO .394 Stolen base Jnmleson; Sacrifices Wood, (2); Mclnnis. (2); John- son, (2); Wamby (2). Double plays J. Sewell to Wamby to Kelly-Springfie- ld Cords Mclnnis; T. Blankenshlp to Johnsdn to Sheely. Base on balls Off Faher. 4; Morton, 1; Winn. 2; T. Blankcnship, h AGAIN )N STOCK Struck out By Faber, 4; Winn, 1 Hits Off Morton. 9 In 2 off Winn, 5 in 6 (none out In off 12 in 8 (none ed 10th); Faber, NOW WE CAN SUPPLY YOV High-Waist- out In tfth); off T. Blankenshlp, none in 2. Winning pitcher T. Blankenshlp. Losing pitcher And Winn. Time 2:20. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Sport aAV"-!-''--' 1 W, L. Pet, Philadelphia, Roston, New York . . .76 52 .593A Boston, Mass., Sept.' 7. Phila- Pittsburgh ,...74 58 .561 Model Suits 71 delphia took both games from Bos- Chicago .A f9 .546 :. ton today, 7 to 4 and 3 to 0. The Cincinnati ....72 60 .545 ' CIGAR and St. Louis 71 61 .537, BUSS visitors bombarded Ferguson L RlETROg35pA4NIr Will Be Knrr in thn first inntnir of the first Brooklyn ..1 65 6S .489 - Popular four 47 81 .367 game and made runs,. Walkeis Philadelphia LarlBier Street, ' thirty-fourt- h homer of tho season Boston 46 83 .3C7 Fifth and Central. Phone 823 y This Season was made over the left field fence in the fifth inning of the sooond The sun rises t 6 and sets at ame wlti Galloway on base. Rom-me- ll 6 the year around in Naurau! was hit four times South Seas. ( pSocicty'Brand safely only lik?! the suits for fall. Of course sports YOU'LL be good and the new high waisted . BRINGING UP FATHER. Copyright, 1921 by the International News Service. By George McManuf models are making a big hit with well dressed , Registered V. &, Patent Office. N . k u ! a 1 Mil t I Y men all over the country. r' X I I l.y. ... . 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of the Methodist church. Mrs. Tit T 9 Mary E. Johnson Is superintend- 9 CHURCH AID ent. There are 11 workers on OOP the staff. s M Tho Rio Grande Industrial school T oman south of the city, maintained for Daily Page U. S. SCHOOLS Spanish-speakin- g boys and girls by RELIEVED FROM agaztne American Missionary Association n of the Congregational church, ssilr 5' opened on Wednesday with IK) FOUR DANCING FEET Social Calendar OPEN IN CITY students, a slight Increase over DOT! GALLUP last year. Particular attention Is : to tint domes- BY JANE PHELPS. i . ' v : J being paid this year tic science department, and a new Ml Woman's club wjll meet at 3 MENU HINT keep the bulb wires from glaring Bin Mission Schools and normal department offers special to p. m. Round and the to Mrs. W. W. National Guard Troops MRS. CCMMING8 ADVISES about Tom, nor feel that way Breakfast through. round courses, according GKHI1E You are a Goad Time club dance at Col- Stewed Tears shado are fastened frills of nar- Parochial Schools Open Evans, superintendent. There are Vacate Gallup After Sev- neither. good girl, and ombo hall at 8 p. m. Dried Beef row lace seven teachers on tho staff. a smart girl. You ain't educated, Creamed colored pink, deep for Winter Term With of 70 has done Hashed Brown Fotatoes rose, blue or yellow, according to The St. Vincent academy, e eral Months Duty Chapter but you the best you school The Tosition secured by her could educatin' yourself, and you TURKISH ORIGIN Toast Coffee the color decorations In tho room Increased Enrollment. boarding and day for girls Coal Strike. 1h of During teacher for Jennie, had opened a talk's most as good as Jennie's J.umdiron or Supper where it to be used. Such a operated for tho Sisters Charity, SHOWS and Macaroni Loaf shade off maximum has an enrollment of 170 nev a vista to Uertle. teacher. And no man, not even PLAINLY JYanut Butter gives a fit close the already Head-.quarte- hopeful Following upon opening Kcgls-tvatlo- n The last detachment of "I worried, something- - awful, your Tom, is stoopln' none when Shredded Lettuce with Hot light and Is especially desirable pupils with more expected. IN THIS OUTFIT tor of the publlo srhools of the city, last and Troop "A," New Mexico Jennie, about you. 1 was bo afraid he gits a good innocent girl to Bacon Dressing the small lamp on dressing (he several denominational insti- began Tuesdny ' if I married and wont away you marry him. It he's the right Junket with Caramel Sauce table or reading stand in the" class work will be resumed todnv. national guard, returned to Al- tutions which" are located here are Tho School errors a schol- would have to give up' going to kind of a man ho never thinks , Dinner bedroom. their doors to 'ho students complete buquerque from Gallup yester- ' school aiid I do so want you to he Is either. And, Gertie, don't Cofd Sliced Meat Lamp shades are made of fine opening astic- curriculum from tho first never who come from all over the state tho day. Tho Albuquerque troop was he graduated. I worried even after you say them things to Hot Tomato Catsup whito batiste, as a foundation for lo- grade through high, school, the like to about for their education. All of the which a standard course. ono of the first to be sent on Join said he'd lend you him, you say me, Baked Potatoes Creamed Turnips all sorts of odds and ends of old ex- gives d cal boarding" schools with tho with the money for your clothes-an- books not bein' good enough for him. bits . of and lace. Tho three Catholic parochial guard duty in connection Pear Fritters embroidery ception of the government Indian sev- because we never have run In not in his class, and his stoopln.' Hand and re"al lace, schools of the city opened on Tues- coal miners' strike at Ctallup He no if is embroidery school which will open next Mon- a at eral The debt, and I was afraid It would ain't saint he a good of course. 1922-192- day with crowded enrollment months ago. greater Today's KeMpes'' These yellowed bits have their 3 Ma. are man, better'n most, and . If day,, begun St. school had of tho was relieved worry you and l!ut you you Fritter Batter One cup flour, are sewed together In patchwork terms. each school. Mary's part troop setting along so" nicely; are so keep sayin' such things to him fashion and are with frill an Initial enrollment of 300 stud- from duty during the early sum- one and one-ha- lf bak- edged a The Mcnanl school, one of the Kmart nt teaching I belicvei you maybe he'll come to fcellevo them. teaspoons of narrow over ents. A second year high school mer. can to Not neanin' to, but if tell lace, then draped largest vocational schools for boys In Is get backward children you ing powder, three tablespoons a wire lamp shade covered with cotirso Is being offered this year It understood here that sll teach," not so many hours, but things all the time like you be- sugar, tea- here, opened on Wednesday with addition to Ilia nine of Inst of tho national have powdered roses or golden yellow silk. an of 110 Over grades guaiTlsmon perhupB you could Rot one to lieved 'em, others is like to get ono-thlr- cup milk, enrollment pupils. There aro nino teachers. Sis- been home from spoon salt, Tlioso f long handled lamp Vill In this year. ordered Gallup help say an hour a day. l'cople believln' them too." one egg. Mix and sift dry In- inn pupils bo taken ters of on tho st;iff. A following tho announcement that "I'll not to such shades', with the curved ends of year while nhout 100 were turned Charily, pay' real good for helping their try say things gredients, add milk gradually and the wire framework solemn mass for tho opening of the tho miners have dnclared the children." - to him, but I can't help wonder- that dump away for lack of accommodations. tl egg well beaten. over the head of tho bed If sehool will be hold at o'clock Ihls strike off upon the offer of a 30 "I thought of that too, Gertie. ing. He's so different rich and Drain cooked you Tho school Is maintained by the The other cent Increase in He could Pear Fritters wish, are made into doll lamps. Home Missions morning. parochial per wages. It's bo nice to earn money. I feel everything. marry any- from and cut in Woman's Board of tho Sacred Heart nnd the of the Albuquer- so with month." one. pears syrup There is a doll's head, body and of the church. schools, Although all rich my $50 a Dip In batter and fry Presbyterian Old Town sehool have together que boys are now off duty at want to "He wouldn't have asked It quarters. arms, and then' over tho electric This sehool Bpanish-Ameii-ca- n "But you mustn't yon In -- deep fat. for ovi" 000 students. Uallup, several are stationed at earn money so badly give he hadn't wanted just you. No- light bulb, there are voluminous boys is located north of the you'll Fruit Sauce One tablespoon skills of Tho government Indian sehool, various in New Mexico as up wanting to Be a real tcacner body made him. And as far, as rose or yellow silk. city on a largo farm which Is part- will points in school!" Gertlo our without butter, one tablespoon flour, one These are Bometimes with tho largest In the stale, open deputy U. S. marshals, Captain a big returned, gettin' along you. draped ly cultivated by tho vocational next The stud- stated fearful for her cherished don't you fret none. You done far cup pear syrur:. Melt the butter, net and lace or with mull and students. A school course is for'work Monday. John F. Harn yesterday. plan. add flour and stir nntll smooth. high ents, boys and girls, will begin to Mess Monroa. Angel "No dangerl But if I could get us always, since you was a mite lace to match tho bedspread of offered In addition to the grammar res- Sergeant of a You no to Add one-thir- d of the syrup, cook the bod firrive from the pueblos and has been put in charge of the along without borrowing from girl. ain't call whereon, the rtoll reposes. grades a new business department About SflO Tom, wouldn't it be I Jennie isoldpr than you until thick, then add the remain- Of course, the the ervations tomorrow. local armory In place of First great? der of tho nnd boll two particular charm bus been opened this year for students are expected. The school II. O. Who is at know Ma hates the idea, oven if was when you took tho Jamlly on syrup for of this sort of reading-lam- p is and senior students. There Sergt. Claggett, h tea- junior has 45 instructors. Ser- v he's going to be one of the fam- your, shoulders, and Tirns a hoy, minutes. Add that it may be carried 18 on tho staff. H. present stationed at Raton. Rait. easily are teachers now ily." and soon will he a lot "of help. spoon from place to hooked C. Is geant Claggett' is awaiting We've place and Donaldson superintendent. his commission as lieutenant "Ma hates owing anyone. She always done right, and the Peanut Butter and Macaroni into position over tho top of Tho Harwood school for boys, U. S. BUREAU EXHIBIT a has told me many times, that good God ain't going to lot us Loaf One cup peanut butter, one North in Headquarters troop. -- chair, dressing table or bed. a Methodist Institution on BY LARGE Pa used to say: "You can get suffer because you're happy. If cup crumbs, one cup tomato There are INSPECTED we so special dressing table Fourth street opened yesterday along without having things, but needs it Jennie can be a juice, on cup cooked macaroni, are of 50 pu- SANTA FE If have teacher we'll do Tom lamps that fastened against with Initial enrollment CROWDS AT DAUGHTERS OF JOB TO you can't got along you what said. one egg, one teaspoon salt, one the thus a soft- More than 100 students will debts." I guess l'a was Take enough to help her out, and ir mirror, casting pils. pretty l teaspoon grated onion, paprika. ened over one but BE ORGANIZED TODAY be strict about such Ma has pay him interest like man Beat light the sitting in admitted, many applications Between four and five thousand things. any the egg in the mixing bowl, front of tho dressing table and a have been received from boys who exhibit of the always been so careful not to would. So please don't Worry wi add the tomato, then tho remain- The persons inspected'the owe." more, I feel bad knowin' bright light into the mirror. could not be accommodated. IT. S. department of agriculture at The Daughters of Job, a junior enough ing Ingredients. Turn into a Those are school or ac- Masonic for to "I'm going to tell teacher what you're going away off where. s shades covered with Harwood Albuquerque the Santa Fo fiesta this week, organization girls greased bread pan, set In a pan silk and braid and as it Is known, offers In- dis- correspond to the order of you said about getting some one live without feelin' worse of hot water and bake one hour. gilt fringe. collego cording to a. H. Qiok, of the to an hour a She'll because all An effective shado for a very struction from the third to the trict forest service, who for boys, will be organized help day. worryin' tho time." Remove to a hot tin- hd Ma- know if I can." "The Indians won't bother me. I platter. large lamp Is mado of gayly fig- twelfth grade. It Is operated rhargo of the exhibit and returned at a meeting to be held at the "I ured thin silk der the of tho Homo Mis- Mr. sonic at 7:30 o'clock this couldn't go couldn't get Ma, and I'll try not to worry nnv New Shades gathered with a auspices to the city yesterday. Although temple married. if I sure more. I didn't think I was makinif ft Lamp little heading around tho sions of the Methodist church for Conk had of the evening. The organization Is open Jennie, wasn't top, general charge A new lamp shade is made of fastened train- was to between the ages of 13 and you d learn to bo a teacher. A you unhappy I will remember -' to the upper edge of a the industrial and religious exhibits, each bureau which girls real one, so can Ma. all told me I mean 1,- white, very thin sill two or three lump shade frame, and left to of native hoys. There are nine had an to ex- 18, All girls who are Interested you help you've too, of It In to ing represented expert By the time you will want to nhout Tom." layers tho usual way hang freely. workers on the staff with the the various brought out in Joining the daughters of Job are plain points invited to meet with mothers get married Ttm will be old Tomorrow Mrs. Cummings and Rev. H, A. Bassett as superintend- by the exhibit of his particular bu- their enough to help her." Jennie See Gertie Dance. ent. reau. at the Masonio temple tonight. The on Is "Me married! Don't you know AUTO H0NEYM00NERS The Harwood girls' school The exhibits were shipped yes- organization sponsored by the teachers are old mnids?" street on Eastern Star. mostly STILL IN CAR North Fourteenth opened terday to Raton, where they will Jennie returned with a laugh. HALF MILLION LOANS JAIL; NEW APARTMEIM T Tuesday with an enrollment of 72 be shown at tho Northern New "Not want to be more junluss they APPROVED BY AGENCY; OWNERS ARE LOCATED pupils with four coming. Mexico fair which starts nt that I5ISHOPS EESICX I guess. If you ever do get mar- Moro than 80 Spanish-America- n 12. Cook left 7. Resig- I city September Mr. Portland. Ore., Sept. ried, hope it will be someone MEYER FAILS TO COME girls were turned away this year last for Palon to take charge nations of the Itev. James P. nine." Information Indicating that the The night two Into HOUSE IS NG for lack of accommodations. of the exhibition.. Morrison, bishop of Duluth, and "Like your Tom?" honeymoon Fords taken school which was Rev. Robert L. Pad- "Ves like Tom." Agricultural and livestock loans custody, together with their drtv- - high department the Right opened last year has a good Mrs. Harding will be the first dock, bishop of eastern Oregon, During the Hummer these two to the extent of nearly a half mil- By ETXMSU. J. A. Holaday and L. E. Groat in Tli now fashions local officials a few of students. Training lady of the White House ever to wcro received and accepted today sisters had grown closer season's go by days ago o together lion dollars were approveiL-b- the hoiuVudd arts is each ha-v- a of than ever before--. Tho' of into every corner of tho world for belong to Lieut. A. G. Kelley and III tho given cast vote, she having sent by the house bishops of the thought loan agency at its reg- BUILT CITY student. The school is operated voter church In ses- losing Gertie, of being the oldest agricultural ideas. The Orient, Russia, India, a Mr. Price, both of Cheyenne her registration as a legal Episcopal triennial nt ular meeting yesterday. A number to re by the Woman's Board of Missions to Marion. sion here. home had matured Jennie. of leases were recommended to the Balkan States and the peasants Wyo according information Already eha was of Western Europo have all con- ceived yesterday. ' assuming the wool to sell their wool to Contract airs and graces of tho eldest growers tributed something to the design- Following the police arrests for the ennsf rnrl inn nt much to meet expenses, er for winter crea- here a few A. R. of an apartment building at the cor daughter GeTtio's 'amuse- of this fall and days ago, Gere, on ment. Eugene Meyer, Jr., president tions. Tho colorful embroideries the federal department of justice, ner Eleventh street and Kent the War Finance corporation, and tho sleeves and blouse has conducted tho investigation avenue was recently awarded by who to meet with the peasant Kdward L. Two thoughts were constantly expected lines are easily traceable to their which has resulted in the alleged Morgan, Jr., of El Paso, iii 'lirtle's mind in of her loan board hero Thursday, was un- source but some of the other fea- establishment of the ownership of to Henry A. Hoch and Son, local spite able to be Ho was sud- contractors. kit;;' happiness, and tho rearsur-iir- ,' present. tures are more subtle and not so me two cars. Work on the new love-lette- she received from denly called east from Santa Fe by easily classified. The two men driving the cars building has already, been started. Tom: one the wonder how he illness In his family, according to Turkish charm Is seen in this aro being held at police head Mr. Morgan is the w of ever .tooped to love her, to word received by J. B. Herndon, unique walking suit for the cool quarters and-.- , their brides. with Dr. W. H. Lon, of this city. wai.t 'her for his wife: the other secretary of the agency. September days. It is developed whom they were making the The building will contain nine, how tho family, her mother, A full attendance of the board in navy , triootine with slashed noneymoon trip, have been placed two-roo- and bath apartments were to get along without her at Its meeting yesterday Included sleeves nrtil hrnirilncr and n nnr. Jin the charge of the bureau of which will bo equipped with all NEWEDISON financial help. , R. A. Cahoon of Roswell, D. T. plico vest of satin. Satin is also modern conveniences, including Mrs; Cummings tried in her Hoskins of Lbs Vegas Albert G. used for the flare collar which fin- tiled haths. HlHsinflAnrlnn. hrau,f,ct homely, practical way to reassure Slmms of Albuquerque, J. B. Hern- ishes the neck. With a fold- tables, Murphey beds her. high WOMAN'S CLUB GREETS and don of Albuquerque and Lee Bald- ed turban to carry out the Turkish lllll IU1 UUUlt), 'Tou niistn't talk that way win of Socorro. motif tho costume is complete. "NEW MEMBERS TODAY Spanish type, of architecture will be used for the exterior of the is the apartment house wliicn will be con- Today assembly day at cen- Woman's be- structed with a court in the club, the meeting to ter. is gin at 3 o'clock. There will bo a It expected that the apart- ment oc- to new members. Music houso.will bs ready for reception November 15. will be furnished during the after cupancy by The new noon building will be known as tho and refreshments will bo Acoma - served by the public entertainment apartments.- committee In charge of Mrs. H, L. j logrere. FREE CONCERT THIS EVENING BY BAPTIST Black Enlivened Crepe CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA i With Bright Ribbons A' concert program which will be open to the public will be given tonight at 8 o'clock at the bap- tist church by the choir and or- chestra of the church. Mrs. ; II i Blanche Underwood is director of if the choir and John M. Capron is director of the orchestra. " mkkfsk The program follows: "Second Regiment" (March),. Hill Re-Product- "Greeting" (Overture) Mahl ion Orchestra. ' letween "Beauteous Night, O Night of Love" Offenbach Choir. "W. M. B. March" Hall Orchestra. e-Crea- tion "Carry Me Back to Old Virgln- - And R ny" , Bland Choir. I "Traumert" Schumann Hope Wiley, Violin. the of "Longing for Home" . . . .Heimweh heading this advertisement you would expect a deep 7 Orchestra. FROM explanation of the difference between recording or re- "Doan Te Cry, Ma Honey". .Smith and Re but to know the Octet from Choir. production creation, real difference "Intermezzo Russe" Franke is much easier than that. Orchestra. , Edison discovered the art of music. He used the name "How Church Was "Re-Creat- Reading, the e" so his could be Built at Kchoe's Bar" ..Bennett that art distinguished from mere record- Miss Mary Garrett. ing or reproduction. "Evening Shadows" Rlccl When you hear an Edison hear the full tones Mrs. C. Anderson and Misses you clear, H. Edison-Dis- c Mildred Walraven and Ella of the original. These tones are sealed up in the or Anderson. Which when placed on an Edison machine es the "Sweet Brier" (Overture) music of the artist. Laurendian original Orchestra. Next time you are down town, visit the Edison department on the New Autumn From the South" ..Tike third floor of RosenwaIfs store. Ask to hear "Medley the music Octet from the Choir. of world famous artists. The of the tones, their fullness and "Song of Love" Romberg clarity Orchestra. richness will immediately impress you. Here you will find the very latest in fall creations, smart "Japanese Love Bong" Thomas Remember, a special budget plart enables you to own the New Edi- O WOMAN'S Choir; and pantomimed by son without The is exclusive models and a big varied stock that will afford INSTITUTE Thomas Hammond and Irene difficulty. purchase price simply budgeted as a Fashion Barrio Crawford. part of your household expense. you the opportunity to choose what want. "Allta" (Wild Flower) Losey just you Orchestra. , Various colors, including Sand Black, Navy, "Swing Low" (Male Quartette) Nut Brown and Wall Flower. - By MARY BROOKS PICKEN MesBra. Whltehlll. Capron, Shir- Very low at' f ley and Rutledge. j Edison Owners Slave You Heard TTHAT black will again be a very "Norembega" Hall These prominent note in fashions it Orchestra. v Melodies: "Standin" in Re-Creatio- the assurance we are given by Dantatlon ns? of advanced fall models. the Need of Prayer," "Heab'n." showings and Martha," "Keep in all-bla- "Mary 80702 But the somber, costume De Middle Ob De Road." Liebesfraum (Liszt) Tiano Solo ...... Walter Chapman is not destined for run Bluo Danube Waltz (Strauss) Piano Solo .' : any longer Choir. 82189 Waters Chapman now . . By the of Minnetonka Freda Hempel, Soprano of popularity, for the vogue "Calif of Bagdad" (Overture) Babe in ., . ,. BoicldleD Kentucky Freda Hempel and Lvrlo Male Quartet $3o48 ii to provide decided contrast (Bach-Gouno- 8258S Ave Orchestra, Maria ,. ...Marie Rappold. soprano and Albert Spalding aed:Up the trimming and thus enliven the violinist. , 82643 Just For general effect.' Over 1,00 inventions to prevent Today Christine Miller, Contralto Bright colored ribbons and silk train wrecks have been given trial Whispering Hope .....Mario Rappold, soprano, Christine Miller, contralto re the medium through which the without satisfactory results, in the lombemess of this black Canton last ten years. crepe model is relieved, the rib-bon- which are in Oriental color- CSKD BY THREE GENERATIONS "I use Foley's Honey and Tar ings, trim the lower edge of the It to chil- sleeves personally give all my and, applied in triple rows dren and now to my grandchildren over a band of Killarney green with the sajne good results. I tried wald9s an effect of kinds af cougl" medicines, Rosen ailk, give alternate many rows of the and Oriental but never want anything but green writes colorings at the center front of Foley's Honey and Tar," Mrs. K. Olson, Superior, Wlso. the blouse. Kn'ie-plaite- d side Edison Foley's Honey end Tar was estab- Department 352-3- in double tier effect add a 1875 Phone 53 A. panels lished in and baa stood the Opposite Y. M. C. youthful note to the otherwise test of time serving three genera- plain eklrt and make the model an tions. It quickly relieves colds, especially desirable one for a miss. cough's and croup, throat, chest and bronchial trouble, Sold everywhere. I Page Six. - ALBUQUERQUE M0RNIN6 JOURNAL' September 8, 1922.

melons was donated by Mr. Recer Owens returned to Albuquerque on for the disposal of the Monday where they will enter the ARTESIA After several hours of pleasure on University. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED the Recer tank, the party returned Mr. and Mrs. H. Dickens and to Artesla. two sons o. Datil have taken up Miss Corlnne Smith and John The funeral service voC E. N. their residence in Magdalena. THE Wesley Lannlng were married at Thomas, who died at Artesla on Paul Foss, Cole McClure and FROM ALL SECTIONS OF SUNSHINE STATE last were the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Bert Wednesday conducted Miss Marie Snodgrass, autoed to at Hagerman, on Friday afternoon Reserve, on Sunday, whero they at- Smith, parents of the ride, on last by Rev. W. C. of Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock. Taggart, pastor tended the Labor Day celebration Calif., where the young couple will evening male quartette sang three appro- on Monday. ATHLETIC BEAUTY CHOSEN TO REPRESENT make their homo. The bride has Rev. R. R. Coffey performed the priate selections. Rev. E. N. ring ceremony with only relatives Thomas was The people of Magdalena en- PORTALES OHIO CAPITAL IN ATLANTIC CITY PAGEANT CLOVIS been one of Helen's most charming born in Kentucky on an all last Thurs- and and close friends of the partici- October 20, 1827. In the joyed day holiday popular members of the young pants present. Mrs. Mark Corbin early day. Tho banks,, a number of er set ana although the groom is part of his life he moved to Illi- the stores and business were The students in the grades who not so sang "I love you truly" and "Un- nois. He Joined the Methodist places Ivan Bridges has purchased the well known here those who til." Miss Norton closed, thus giving an opportuni- took school work Southwestern store from Wm. met lilm of Alma accompan- church at an early age and later special during Drug speak highly him. ied at the piano. . Miss Norton ty to those who wanted to go to the summer months are taking H. Duckworth, and will continue The members of the sitrlkln? the Baptist church, being a min- Red Lake and witness the business In its Crafts played Mendelssohn's wedding ister of the gospel In this denom- spudding their examinations this week in the present success- Shop in Helen with their march as entered In of the first oil well. ful Mr. was families a the bride, the ination. He moved -- to Hagerman order that he capacity, Bridges enjoyed splendid picnic reception room of the Smith home Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ander- they mny placed formerly a clerk in the business, on Labor Day at tho Ward Grove, in 1908 and later to Artesla, where when school proper, opens on Sept. east on the arm of her father. Mr. his was a member of the son and two sons have returned but left Clovis for points in Kan- of town. A bounteous hmeli daughter from an nuto two 18. sas, and returned to was taken and eaton Lannlng met her at the entrance public school faculties. He is sur- trip of weeks, After a lingering Illness, Mrs. shortly again cafeteria of the room. Immediately follow- vived five children. Mrs. W. spent with relatives in Arizona, make his home here. style. Tim parly of 87 persons the a by and the Grand Goorge Jobe passed away at her Miss loft here in cars about one ing ceremony, delightful S. Bush of California, Miss Lucy visiting Canyon. east Hide, town Ella Curren and Mrs. White o'clock course dinner was-serve- d to the Les- home in the of on mi have and remaining until six. Thomas of Artesla, Mrs. Jennie On Friday afternoon, Mrs. afternoon. A husband been elected as delegates to After guests. A cake lie Blackburn de- Tuesday attend the Rebekah luncheon there was a watermelon mammotf) wedding Allen, of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Em- proved herself a and three-year-ol- d son James are ill convention decorated was, cut by hostess to ladles of which will he feed also and games de- attractively ma Witt, of Las Vegas, N. M., and lightful the to mourn death. held in Clayton, the ;Of every the guests. The bride was success- Social of n left her Funeral that are out- Mr. C. S. Thomas of Muskogee, the Circle, the Presbyter-Ia- services were held at Method- HASH first week In November. scription 'enjoyed ful in the Miss Al- church. The was the "11 doors were indulged in drawing ring. Okla. afternoon ist church on after- Mrs. F. B. Herod, left Vdnes-da- y by old, ma Norton secured the button and with tho lesson and Wednesday young and middle-age- The af- Forrest Haughteling and Miss spent caring noon at 3:30 o'clock. The Rev. for Albuquerque, accompanied ternoon Mrs. Stephen Lannlng drew, the were in mar- for business, after which music by her who is bclrtg cool the party The on Emma Vogel united J. J. Richards was in charge of husband, attending their dime. newly weds left the Carlsbad on af- and social chat was enjoyed. Mrs. funeral assisted the the republican convention at Al- pleasant and rath.T train at 9 o'clock for a riage .at Sunday Blackburn served refresh- services, by strenuous ut- evening ternoon. a few immediate dainty Rev. Por- buquerque. entertainment to the to Missouri and Kan- Only ments to Albert Bates, both of termost. honeymoon friends were present at the nuptial her guests. tales. .Interment was in the local Dr. H. a. Miller, W. IT. Duck- The sas, whero they will visit relatives. Mrs. Dr. Abernathy, of Socorro, young people of (he Federat- well-know- n ceremony. Both young people are cemetery. worth, A. K. Curren, D. K. Fitz-hug- h, ed Church in Both young people are of Artesia was a Magdalena guest on Monday Helen enjoyed a sup- Artesla mem- popular young people Mr. Isaac Conner and daughters, A. B. Austin, John Etzel, per and in and are popular and have a host of friends, who and Tuesday, Misses and and Mrs. H, G. pleasant evening at the bers of the Artesla (Set. Vista, Anna, Tip Isham, Springfield, J. River on younger wish them a life,. John King and family have and husband of Texas have B. Westerfield, John F. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lannlng is a musician of un- happy been, Clarey Luikart, Each lady took lunch for two and A number of Aitfesia young enjoying a visit from his sister, been visiting their son and broth- B. Herod, Jay Marks, G. S. Guyer. all sorts of out usual ability, being a soloist of large and two children Mr. Mrs. W. doorgames were note musical of people are leaving this week for from Emporia, er and wife, and Earl K. Austin and Chester McGee, played in tiio river bed among the persons Kan. for the several weeks. con- which is town. Both Were students in various colleges and universities, Conner, past were named at tho republican as bs a floor at this the came The Portales the last vention as to attend tho dry timo in the Artesla 'high school several where they will continue " their Henry Ooesllng in from bandgnve delegates Belen. Mrs. Frank Barror, Mrs. - courses of Some of the Datil dn by open-ai- r concert for this season, ' left for Mr. is con- study. Monday, accompanied Tuesday that place. John Becker, and Mr. years ago. Lannlng universities United Miss who has been on evening on the court ; - Mrs. F. M. Malono was hostess Jr., Heslitt nected with his father in a large leading ,of the Bertha Speck, Friday V chaperoned this Jolly crowd of States will have students from Ar- a visitor in the Goesllng home for house lawn. last Thursday at a delightful series about alfalfa farm enst of the town. They H. n. of when thirty young people. will make their home in Arfesia tesla. the past several weeks. frofessor Arrant, bridge parties four tables Mrs. Louis C. Becker was hostess Mrs. Lewis Means and! high school last of guests were entertained In the after their honeymoon. Mr. nnd Charlie Hurd moved ''his family at a delightful Brldgo party of V. an- Miss Miriam McMahon, of Dallas, In from ranch year, came in Saturday from Bould- morning and four In the afternoon. on Mr. ,and Mrs. R. Young the country the sum- five Saturday evening of son Texas, nre visiting their friends and to his little er, Colo., whore he attended The long living room was beauti- in honor nounce the arrival a at past week, place daugh- and was the of given of her nieces, the home. The newcomer ar- relatives in Artesia. ter in the publlo school here.- - Thev mer school, last fully decorated with great baskets Misses I.eono nnd LoU their, - week of his brother-in-la- of Oysler rived on last evening. Miss Lillian Meadows chaper- Hurds are occupying the Killinger the guest goldenrod and golden glow. Two Schultz. of Wis. Mrs. Miller Monday of on and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sam course luncheons were served P.lpon The Triple C class of the Meth- oned a group boys and girls house on Main street. at received lush score. A two-cour- se left dainty od school a 6 a picnic to the Bates farm on last Seay. Prof. Arrant Sunday twelve o'clock and at five. Guests luncheon was its Sunday enjoyed left Miss Dorothy Craig will leave Tex., to wife served by the o'clock the home of Miss Monday evening. The party for Abilene, join his of the morning were: Mesdames hostess assisted Misses Doro- dinner at ar- the coming week for Las Cruces, and be to S. by Mildred on Artesia about sundown and and little son, ready take J. Rtallings, Hamlin Overstreet, Dalies, Frlsch Tuesday evening In where she will continue her stud- lias in 1 thy Mary Jane Armstrong Miss Irene was rived at their destination ample the position he accepted G. A. Campbell.and guests, Mrs. R. and Lois Fimmons. Gage, the teacher, to ies at tho Loretta Acaremy. Simmons college for the ensuing R. Duncan nnd Miss Dal-to- n also present at this delightful af- time for the young people enjoy Mr. Franklin of the First Na- OA Lawing, Mrs. B. .Tncobson entertained a in the waters of the Bates r. H. A. Bar- fair. Each young lady brought dip tional left on yea Reed, Miller, John on Wednesday from 10:30 to 1 bank, Wednesday for Mrs. Robert Ham and F. E. Dennis, Miller and something to prepare for the din- tank. A picnic supper, consisting Santa Fe, whero he will daughter. ry, Harry o'clock with tho second of her of sandwiches, cakes, fruit and oth- spend Miss Dorothy, left Tuesday for guests, Mrs. Jordan of Ft. Worth, of ner and all present assisted in several days on business. Doro- series Bridge luncheons with er eats was enjoyed before the Wichita, Kan., where Miss W. L. Trice, Scott McDowell, H. S. preparing the dinner. The dinner good Tho Magdalena schools two tallies, Mrs. K. Cotton re- courses. Those return was made. opened thy is enrolled as a student and D. Emmert and C. E. Worrell. score. was served in two trip on Tuesday beginning the fall term , of Mes-- ceiving high were Sidney Cox and J. Bun Muncy, will attend the Business college Guests for the afternoon were J Mr. nnd Mrs. Milo Roach enter- present at this unique affair with a large enrollment, with many for several months, Mrs. Soloman, Misses local members of the Clarence more to enroll that city dames, John Luikart, Geo. Roberts, tained at. dinner on Sunday In lien- Eldredge American Le- within the next two Mr. and Mrs. James of Felix J. S. W. F. Irene Gage, Lorle Davis, Ethel Bul- Kepple post of the weeks. The Bryant Mandell, Skarda, or of Mr. Roach's birthday, The returned from Las Veg- following teachers Floydada have visited Mrs. Bry- Dillon, R. F. Plxley, E. F. Hard-wic- k, lock, Mildred Frisch, Vesta Frisch, gion have are in charge: Grammar school, guests wore Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cow- as, where they attended the Ameri- ant's sister and husband, the Rev. Chas. Shannon, J. A. Wait-hal- Adcle Ohnemus, and Gladys sunerintendent. John V. Bleler: Klasner, Uptegrove and Mr. and Mrs. l. can convention. They al- and Mrs. Albert Bates for the past ' 4 ' ' W. W. Mayes, Everett Tusha of an. Legion kindergarten, Thelma Stevens; of the various so attended the democratic con- two weeks. Amarillo, John Hyatt, J. E. Say, Mrs. R. TC. Cotton was hostess to The young people primary and first grade, Flossie & '. vention, at Albuquerque. Arthur Wallace of Colorado is f W. C. Carmnck, H. V. Stonehill, Indies of organizations of the young peoples Dismuke; first grade, Bertha his Mrs. Brad- the the Episcopal Guild of various churches, visiting sister, John Francis Mayhall, Wlllard Swaney on 1' rid ay. societies the Speck: second grade, Alma Straws; This Is fir.st of Miss Nila ! ley and family. the and H. G. Springfield. Mrs. E. O. Reese will entertain met at the home second grade, Rosa Barearas: meeting between this brother and Miss Columbus Miss Katherine Campbell. Mrs. Felix Mandell, assisted by Wingfield last week to plan a union I mixed grades, Miss Vaughn; third tho ladies of the Methodist Aid nn next few weeks. MAGDALENA Bister for eighteen years. sixteen five Mrs. C. E. Worrell entertained n of next week program in the grade, Mrs. Bleler; third grade. Nazarene church Miss Katherine Campbell, and a high school student, after- Wednesday at the executive committees of the The people five has number of ladles Friday church This Is The Miss Bacman; fourth grade, Marv feet inches of personality, been chosen to represent parlors. meeting s; commenced a tent meeting on the charming noon at a bridge party. peliclou3 Baptist, Christian. Methodist and Powers; fifth grade, Birdie Doug-In- Columbus, Ohio, in the Atlantic City to finish up the year's work and were T ImtiI TT!lHa nf Tndiana W3JI in church grounds here on Saturday coming pageant. luncheon was served. The follow- nttendenoe is Presbyterian organizations sixth grade, Alma Paulsen; Lewis Mes- a good expected. A. Brewer was week transact evening. The Rev. and Mrs. were present: Mrs. T,. C. present. Mr. R. Magdalena the past seventh grade, Miss Yarbrough; ing guests Becker, accompanied Mr. wnn urn of Albuquerque were in charge of dames H. A. Miller, Chas. Shan- the Misses Sehultz and elected chairman and Lloyd ing business and visiting eighth grade, Mrs. Perkenpaugh; Lew-I- s by Oyster, u n. former resident the services. The Rev. Mrs. day evening service at the Bap- non, Scott McDowell, H. B. Em- Miss I.itcle motored to Cowan, necretary. ffinHa tja High school superintendent, P. C. on Pecker, been but the - preached Sunday morning tist church here, the children of mert, J. A. Klasner, W. L. Price, Santa Fe on to remain for Carl Manda, who has play- of Magdalena, for past Billiard; teachers,- Mrs. Enloo, Rev. Lewis on enter- Sunday a of the season with has Deen in C. Hil- - and the Sunday the Baptist Orphans Home LEVY Frances Mayhall, F. E. Dennis, the Fiesta. The Misses Oyster and ing great part three years reaming Miss Fidelia Duncan, P. evening. tained a capacity house with a W. Everett F. B. the Calgary club of the Western the east. llard and Mr. Sehultz. i IS VBMHMSVHMH Tusha, Sehultz returned from there io eMMMMeMMM club and ot tne s, Mrs. Llndsey, wife of W. splendid program, which consist- Herod, W. F. Dillon, G. A. Camp- homes in after International baseball On Saturday afternoon Mrs. M. R. Crawford and daugh-rte- E. was ill last Dun- their Rlpon. Wis., club of the Mrs. Foss delight- Lindsey, taken quite ed of songs, recitations and read- Mrs. R. J. Julian of Las Vegas bell and guests, Mrs. R. R. a summer spent In Belen. later with the Wichita past week, Joe Hazel and Vlrgelino are leav hos- Ma-lon- e, arrived in a of little week and was removed to the ings. has been visiting here the past can and Miss Lawing; F. M. Others from Belen who went to Western Association, fully entertained bevy ing this week for El Paso where afternoon. He -i. in v,nnn nf his little daugh pital at Clovis where a little later A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. week in the homos of Mr. and H. G. Springfield, W. W. Santa Fe for the Fiesta and to ac- Artesla on Friday they will join Mr. Crawford and will an Hard-wic- be aid to the Artesla who wns nine years she undergo operation. Jule Stono on Friday. Mrs. Stone Mrs. L. J. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Mayes, W. S. Carmack, E. F. company the Belen hall team to will a great ter, Marlon, make that city their home. After choire rehearsal at the is the of Dr. J. S. Pearce. Cook Ely a,nd other friends. Mr. and J. K. Saylor. were. Mr. and Mrs. baseball club. old on that nay. J.ne aumiuuii Magdalena observed Labor Day Mrs. daughter the capital city S. was enter- 3 to B o'clock were church on Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff White and Julian came Sunday and they will Mary Davidson entertained a Joe F. C. H. The! P. I. O. club hours, from by the closing of stores, hanks and Earnest Wheeler and Mrs. Claud friends in Bell, Livingston. tained at the home of W. B. Glov- in playing various business A number daughters, Misses Mary, and Graca spend another week here, number of her honor merrily spent " many places. Jones, requested the choir mem- aro of her Wednesday after- er by Miss Arra Belle Rogers on games and having a wlvole lot of of the people went to Reserve and White, enjoying several weeks Prof. W. Fremont Osborne and birthday, The served bers to remain a short time, and y, noon. a young fun." Mrs. Foss birthday San Marcial to attend labor day with friends and relatives at Miss Blanche Osborne of Wagon After Joyous afternoon, last Saturday night. oth-.- .. to were were I attended to of cake, ice cream, ; their surprise, they servrji Anna, and other towns in Mound were guests Friday of Mi. frolicking, the little folks WAGON MOUND ladies sewed and refreshments exercises, while others took to the refreshments, consisting of straw- Texas. served with refreshments of ice facts, which characterize a punch and candy, to the follow- mountains and canyons where the , canta-lnrpe- s, and Mrs. J. R. Dillard and Foss. .? berry ice cream, cake and On Misses cream and cake. Those to. enjoy meeting of the club. An almost ing little guests: Marion .nlnvajl a nlrnlf bnrnnil Friday evening, the l Mrs. jQnes and Mrs. unlimited of watermelons and Clementine Cobble, TVTro VvnA nnA little, rl l JHjU by Helen Goodloe and Clista Adams, Miss Viola Gibson left Miss Mary's hospitality were, Clei Miss Zulu Hatton camo In Sun- supply Ethelyn Wheeler. were tho hostesses at tho Sunday and Jewel Sorrows, Ethel Comer. was served to the young ladles by Mary Knoblock, Mary Webster, ter of the ranch country, north, ha. Donald Saunders, chief dispatch- charming for Springer, where she will attend day from her home at Nolan, W. those Lucille Hammond, Frieda and tne lew weeKsi Goodloe homo on the east side, Bessie nnd Calvin Landts and Coy will the winter her3 the hostess. Among preset been spending past er of the Santa Fe, at Amarillo, high school tho coming year. William Pearl White. St., and spend at this affair were Misses Effie Rosalyn Nickels, Joannah Sullivan, in Magdalena, tho guests of hec entertaining girl and boy Guy, Crouch, a Mar-Jor- ie visited his sister and her forty Mr. and Mrs. Silas Shultz and F.lolso W. attending school ns member' of Lorle Davis, Mildred Frisch Alice Dorothy Walker, Mrs. Hamilton. Tex., friends of the younger set, ,with Gladys McGee, nnd J. of Glover. Hall, mother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank family and Mr. J. M. Wood were Yod- - the senior class the local high Adele Rosetta, Betty and Mrs. Baldwin ahd husband. a lawn Various Talley, Howard Miller. Mary Vesta Frisch, Beatrice Davs, Mayes, a Fred daugh delightful party. in home of Mr. school. mumi-bet- h Lucre-ti- Campbell, last week as he was en were guests Sunday the xuna Houston anu Ohnemus, Zanalcia wann, Eloiese Canole, Jessie and ter Ruth of Datil passed through Am- lawn games enjoyed until a and Mrs. Cook of Nolan. er, Mary Kyle, O. Atte- - route from Denver, Colo., to late James Goldle Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell, of Soloman nnd Virginia Douglas, and Ruth Brown. here on Saturday en route to Soc hour by the girls and boys. Sledge. - Machaelis arillo. The Misses Frances Davis and Misses Houston and of the Bloom Cattle Co., west of town, bery and the hostess. Paul Foss- and Jacob orro, where Miss Ruth will con During the evening refreshments Mound Rogers for on for Las Miss Vera Black was a charm- of ice cream and eake were served Zula Hatton wont to Wagon Texico enjoyed the hospitality o left Wednesday morning Raton, Mr. and Mrs. Harom iveinaui, expect to leave Sunday tinue her school work. home of to enroll as students in N. M., where will make their where will continue Is In ing hostess, at the her by the hostesses. Monday the Rebekah Lodge Monday nlgnt they Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferriman, Cruces, they Mrs. Claud Dees clerking on Tuesday evening to a the high school there. Masonic nnd while home. Before leaving, they spent Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Story, their studies at the State College. tho Merchantlle Co., parents Mrs. Katie Kenady and daughter, at the Hall, and Leona Magdalena few of her friends at a 6 o'clock Miss Alfred and were Initiated into the several days in town visiting Mrs. left this week for Santa Fe and On afternoon, Miss store In the absence ofMrs. Dick- Katharyne, who have been Schipman, Ralph here duly M. Mex- Friday to dinner in honor of her guest, Carl- Mrs. Donald King, motored to Las of tho Degree. Ice Russell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. other points in northern New Beal was a delightful hostess, ens who Is taking her vacation. Kans. Seated visiting Kenady's sister, and mysteries Gibson. the Santa Miss Kather- es Cleary of Stafford. husband Mr. and Mrs. John Sim- Vegas Sunday to attend a baseball cream and cake were served. ico. They will attend the following girls: Mrs. William Young and chil at a benutifully laid table were. between Colmor and Las Ve- been received hero of M. N. Chavez, accompanied by Fe fiesta. ine Owens, of Albuquerque; Miss dren have moved In from the Red ons of Magdalena, N. M., for sev- game Word has Hil-la- n Carlos Cleary, Lester Brown, Miss returned home Monday. of Mrs. Sallie his Miss Cleol'as Chavez, The Young people enjoy- Ruth Bursum and Miss Helen Lake district and are occupying eral weeks have returned home. gas. They the denth Bishop, daughter. Baptist sher-be- rt Miss Vera oc- the Recer tank Cake and Lea Von Brown, and Tho Portales Woman's club se- Mrs. Chester 'Van Meter of of this place, which came in Monday afternoon and ed a hay ride to of Socorro. the Ben Young house, near the formerly will visit a few with his This were served the after- Black. cured quite a number of plates bear- Springer spent a few days here this curred at the home of her son, for days on last Tuesday evening. during high school. J. A. ripkln, tax assessor of this in homes of her at Los The body mother, Mrs. Salome Chavez, after class of young people, about twen- noon. Gordon ing the word "Portales" in large red week visiting the James, Angeles. of wife returned on county, accompanied by letters, and tho owners of automo- sisters, Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. was shipped to Sturgess, Ky. Mrs. which he will return to his home ty In number, made the trip Mike Bnss and Malaria may be cured by a newly and Kssie Chltton. left here Tues- biles are J. J. Jardee. Another sister, Mrs. was an old resident of at Kephart, N. M., but Miss Cleofas seven miles on a large hay frarfe. Saturday from several weeks spent discovered plant in India that is N. M., where purchasing the plates, Bishop time was en- at St. An- or day for Silver City, one each for the front and rear of Kenneth Julian, is also here visit- Clovis. will remain hero to attend high An unusually merry with Mrs. Bass' parents s served in the form of a tea children will enter the Silver who An TexaB. not have bit the car in order that tho people they ing, fcom the vicinity of Las Vegas. Carmel Eastham and Miss Ruth school during the present term. joyed by all, participated. geles, infusion and does the City Normal for the cowing school meet and Miss Irwin left Pavne. .Tewett Taylor and Miss James A. Wallace left Sunday almost unlimited supply of water Miss Leona Beal and friend, Miss ter taste of quinine. Mr. will visit his pass may know what Ruth Sunday year and Pipkin city they hail from. for Las Vegas, where she will at- Georgia Davis were quietly mar- for Menlo Park, Calif., where he brother, who Is in the Ul S. hospital Mr. and Mrs. Carver tend tho Normal the ried at Tucumcarl Sunday after- will spend the winter. Sliver Henry and University near City. son.Lrlclen Carver, arrived here coming year. noon. Mr. Easthman is the son The Woman's Club was pleas- The Rev. J. F. Nix of the Baptist K. B. of of Thursday overland, in their car, Rev. Mr. Dempsey of Demlng, of Mr. and Mrs. Eastham antly entertained at lis regular church here, filled the pulpit from are Is revival services at the this city and Miss Payne, the meeting at tho home of Mrs. W. church at Ros-we- ll Marlow, Okla., and the holding the First Baptist guests of Mrs. Carver's Arkansas Valley schoolhouse this of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Vorenberg, Saturday afternoon. on and A. W. Hocken-hn- ll brother, daughter You Sunday, Charles. Ison, and and a week. The services began Monday. Payne. Mr. Taylor recently came The meeting was called to order by knew a family, never of Clovis gave an interesting Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller, to Clovis and Miss Davis Is the the Mrs. W. F. Osborne. that church in Por- son, Melvin Carver. They stopped president, talk at tho Baptist for a few as are en Stanley Kendrick and Miss Violu of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mesdames T. Roybal and J. El- of the Sun-- days they - daughter tales. Instead regular route to Carlsbad, N. M., their old Gibson went to Cimarron weane3- Davis. liot were voted in as new mem- home town. day on an outing, returning Sat bers. An invitation was extended Mr. Mrs. nrdav. I 1 to the club Mrs. Jackson Hakes and Bert by ahd Com Anderson, Mrs. Shannon of Miss of New York son and daughter of Las Vegas. Mr. and John I Buckley, City, To Stop Pimples N. M., are visiting Mrs. Anderson's Nolan were guests Sunday in the BELEN who are spending the summer on parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haw- home of Mr. and Mrs. T. a. Bolt. their ranch east of town, to spend Mon-d.i- v J Yeast Viiamines kins. H. T. Irwin went to Mora the day with them on the 13th of S. to of the The Goebel who month. The was in- could On Han- a family this he Thursday, Mrs. N. attend meeting Edgar secretary cock, charmingly entertained a board of county Commissioners, of recently returned to Belen from structed to accept the invitation fluslBe Iroaized number of ladies at a three-cours- e which he Is a member. Batesville, Ark., where they visit- on behalf of the club. At the con- one o'clock luncheon. The dif- Mr. Louis Tripp of Las Vegas ed with Mrs. Goebel's people left clusion of the business session a ferent rooms were dec- returned to his home Monday in their auto early in the week for short program-- was Ironized" Yeatt Neces-- lovely impromptu Combine the . d visit Calif. Miss after- sowonderfo orated with flow- after a few days' San Diego, Nancy given, as the leader for the n evening eary Body-Iro- and ers. The luncheon was giv- here with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Blattman accompanied them. noon was not present. Several Which Make Skin en in honor of Miss Golda Zimmerman and other friends. Mrs. Miss Barbara O'Donnell, of Al- members gave current events and Eruption Vanish Cook, who is the guest of Mrs. Tripp and two children remained buquerque, spent most of this Mrs. S. Vorenberg read an article Absolutely Rose McDowell, her sister and for a further visit. week in Belen with the T. H. Bow-land- s. pertaining to womens' clubs. Re- fos Kellortfs can niece, Mrs. J. C. Wilcox. Seated Very I and Max Gibson and Vlr freshment were served by the Ton prove the remarkable re- Mrs .Stewart and to "Say, M tha earn sults of ironized yeast in a few at a beautifully appointed, flower gil Long of Wagon Mound spent Mr. and daugh- hostess Mesdames McFadden, Captain, antmy time. To days' bedecked In the home of Mr. and ters, Cecil and Olive returned this Osborne, Sifford, Trumble, Gilles- en Wa can hold out a long, long get results that you can table were. Miss Golda Sunday timo with thio big box ot Keltogg'm actually see In your mirror, and ac- Cook; Mesdames Rose McDowell, Mrs. .1. It. D Hard. week from a summer's vacation pie, McMathe, Matthews, Salisbury, Corn Flahtol With it uxu lima re tually feel in your whole make-u- G. Mrs. F. Schleifer and Carl and in Indiana. Foutz, S. and oat nowl" you must use that, which W. Hancock, Coe Howard, W. spent Keyes, Vorenberg yeast gives R. Oldham, C. O. Leach, J. K. Alma Schleifer of Chicago, who Miss Ruth ray and Mrs. Fay Mrs. Bradley of Chicago, 111., who Robertson, Ed. J. Neer, Sr., R. have been visiting here the past returned Thursday from a pleas- was a guest. Hardy, and C. J. Whltcomb. two months In the homes of Mr. ant summer spent in California. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. G. Taylor who On Thursday evening, the East- and Mrs. Peter Schipman and Mr. Miss Marian Kennebeck has re- had made their home in Wagon are a revelation', no? in Com but iti cereals! ern Star initiated two candidates and Mrs. C. H. Hanke, left Fri- turned to Belen from San Antonio, Mound for tho last two years left Kellogg's only Flakes, into their chapter. After the in day for their eastern home. Tex., and will teach in our Belen Friday for East Las Vegas when Such delicious flavor, such crispy crunchiness never before was be- itiation work, iced cantaloupe was Mr. nnd Mrs. John Sftiannpn schools. they will reside. served. moved Tuesday to tho Albert le Henry Endersteln Is visiting Miss Katherine Johnson came in lieved possible in corn flakes! Kellogg's are a revelation to ypur taste I On Thursday, Mrs. Rose McDow- ranch west of Colmor, with his sisters and brother in Sunday night from her home in ell and Mrs. J. S. Wil- which they have rented for the Belen from his home in Spring-ervill- e, Springer, N. M and will make daughter, k You have a treat the 'first time cox, were hosts at dinner to Mes- coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Hallen-bec- Ariz. this her home during the school great awaiting you very you sit dames Miller, McDowell, Hull, aro moving to Levy as he Mrs. Waite Kconey returned this year as she Is a member of tho down before a generous bowlful of Corn Flakes and a, and daughter of Clovis nnd Mrs. is one of the truck drivers for tho week from Denver, Colo., where high school faculty. Kellogg's Smith and daughter, of Iowa. The new consolidated school. she visited her mother for several Miss Jessie Defoor, who will pitcher of milk or cream and fresh fruit, if it's handy! day was spent socially. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Robinson weeks. Mrs. Irwin Gibson is teach in tho local schools this year, On Wednesday afternoon from and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bolt mot- spending a month In Denver. came In Friday afternoon from isn't fair to and not to share in the 4 to d o'clock, Mrs. R. Hardy ored to the orchards at Anton Miss Margaret Rutz accompan- Cuervo, N. M. She was accompan It yourself your family pleasures entertained a number Chico Thursday, returning Fri- ied Miss Laura Stoneking to A- ied by her sister. Miss Anna De that Corn Flakes so over the nation- - of children on the beautiful lawn lbuquerque on Saturday nnd frosn foor, of Hollls, Okla.,-wh- will at Kellogg's generously spread day. a Tfce dearest kisseai at her home in honor of tho third Mrs. C. H. Hanke gave recep- there they visited the Fiesta at tend school here. taste-thril- l! are hon- - and the world! You are a So, tomorrow morn tkeee placedwet,on a clear, pure akin, birthday of her little son, Wood-ro- w tion Thursday afternoon in Santa Fe. Funeral services which were at- missing blood-buildi- iel-- vlta-mln- es Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hanke, Belenites who at a concourse of the necessary Hardy. The little folks had or of Among the tended by large ' serve Corn; , Flakes for or for lunch or; with tho proper kind of some of and Mrs. Rich- tended the Fiesta at Isleta on Sun- atives and friends of tho ing, Kellogg's breakfast, g a Jolly romp and play for Sr. Chicago, departed gtrength-glvln- iron, in the same time, then the following play- Hanke of Forest .Park, 111., day were Mrs. Krctslnger, Mr. and were held at the Catholic church for between-meal- s nibbles! .They're never tough or' form as it exists in the human body. ard, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Miss wonderfuland is one mates helped to eat the who' are visiting here. Mrs. Voorhecs, Sunday afternoon for Dlonicia ' There only ironized yeast pro- birthday club mot Mr. E. duced in the world, and. it is called cake with three candles on it and The Mora county Pig Vorhees, Jr., and Mrs. W. Martinez, who passed away at the leathery, or hard to eat! Bimply, Ironized Yeast. It is not a alBO the apples, lcifionade and Saturday afternoon at the home Sloan nnd Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wil- hospital at Enst Las Vegas, N. M r were mixture of yeast and iron, but sherbet which Mrs. had of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bolt. Some son. The J. E. Emonds family, T, last Thursday afternoon. Miss Is yeast ironized, which Is sub- Hardy and Insist upon your supplying KELLOGG'S stance all a provided and it was hugely business was transacted the C. Shaeffer and family and the J, Martinez had been l!l for several grocer by itself, pimples, black- was discussed of hold- B. Wisdoms and Mr. and Mra. her demise came as a heads and eruptions mean that you bv Frances Estelle Bryant, question weeks, but Corn Flakes the delicious kind in the RED and are minus the kind Nell and Richards, a Club Day in October. The Tom Campbell. shock to her many friends who had right of Edna, Betty ing ' You need both. Ironized Maxlne and Richard Grlsson, An- session closed by the singing of The ladies of the federated shop not known her to. bo in a serious GREEN package that bears the well-know- n signature Yeast will free you from pimple, na, and J. G. Hancock, Mel-b- a several club songs. Those pres- crafts of strikers In Belen have or- condition. Interment was made in embarrassment forever, your black- Mary heads will Denison, Ida Belle, and Brlbba ent were Mr. Marlon Ray, agricul- ganized an Auxiliary to tho Men's the local Catholic cemetery. of W. K. Kellogg, originator of Cora Flakes. NONE vanish, your purified rich for Mora county; Mr. have elected Mrs. W. Mlfia Fern a member of red blood will show in the ruby of Anderson, Winnifred and James tural agent union and Cottew, your checks and adorable May, Lucille Sutton, Gladys, .1 R. Dillard, local gJub leader! W. Wellman chairman and Mis. the teaching staff of tho city TOASTED ARE GENUINE WITHOUT ITl Brad-i- v r. Ironized Yeast will put wire-ne- ss Sknggs, and the honored Wood-ro- Harold Kletke of Optimo, Sarah Chavce, secretary-treasure- schools, arrived Saturday afternoon In your nerves, new red blooil-(rel- ls and Miss Idah N. M. In Hardy. vreves of Wagon Mound, On Saturday afternoon from Raton, your blood. It builds strength Milton and Alice Wolfe and Walter Holtzman, ac Miss Glndie Kruse left In every organ, in men, women and Horace Dillard, Sunday children. Miss Paula" Gclllbrand, a well-know- n ShultK, Glen. Helen ana iouis companied by Miss Juanita David- morning for Rocky Ford, Colo., FLAKE? It is also a stomach to trengthener. Ask for Ironized Yeast, society beauty in London, Wood, and Maxlne Bolt of Levy, son and David White motored where she will visit several diyz yothintr else. Beware of imitations. is now as a mannequin for club members. Los Lunas where a license was se with friends. Ironized Yeast is - acting In sold at all drug- a , . cured end Miss Wolfo bccnwie tn Miss Cecelia Armljo came etores 91.00 a hobby at package. Each pack, Modern tools wero used by pyr- bride of Mr. Holtzmnn, the Jus- Sunday night from her homd in age contains 60 tablets, earh tablet Preston N. he sealed. They never lose their power. Mrs. Josephine Corliss amid builders indications showing tice of the peace performing the Albuquerque, M., nnd will Wf'd lias of thev worked with solid nnd tubu After pncic here the school which only by Irnnixed Yeast Co., At- beenetate superintendent - ceremony. motoring during year lanta, (in. All kisses will be wcetef public lnsuctlon in Washington lar drills and straight and circu- to Belen the happy couple left at has just begun, as a member of tho from now ont for ten yea lar saws, once In the groom s car for Fresno, faculty. of the schools. A1o makers of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES td KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and krumbl.d September 8, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL! Page Seven.

I made from last year's scale, the ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Graubarth cas accompanied him and will que were honor guests at a ac- surprise PENNA. SENATOR action of the companies was winter Pitti-burg- h, 1 1 I left Sunday for their home in spend the visiting in party Friday evening, given by HOT SPRINGS ATTACKS HOPE cepted by the men, and the price HAGERMAN Texas. and cruising In tho Med- the Union. BONUS I of coal was lowered. Frony, Baptist Young Peoples' I I at the mines Lucas left to en- iterranean. Miss It. Davis left IN J This been to bring Henry Tuesday Mary Tuesday FIRST SPEECn step has taken ter the AcRdcmy at Mr. and Mrs. Silns who for an extended visit with friends Mrs. A. H. to accord with the wages Tho Mercersburg Hough, Mrs. George Bullard returned Van Horne arrived wages Haperman schools opened Merceraburg, Pa. Mrs. W. J. Lu were married recently in Albuquer in the cast. last week from Santa Rita and home Monday evening and will re- paid in competitive districts. .Monday. The following comprise The Sapello where she had been main several days, packing and A parade of local labor unions, the corps nf teachers for this year: visiting her daughters, Mrs. Phil- closing up tho business preparatory led by tho Raton Concert band, 10. A. White, superintendent; Mlus lip Kelley and Mrs. Henry Her-rlngt- to making her home In Oakland, which stretched over approximate- Pettigrew, principal; Mrs. Welty, bringing her daughter, Calif. ly thrco city blocks, moved through music and art; Frank Wimberly, Miss Cecillia Richardson lor the School opened Monday morn- tho downtown district Monday vocational; Miss Mary Wagner, opening of school term h,ere. ing with a, record breaking at- morning in celebration of the na- domestic sclencu; Mrs. Nunn, com- Miss Lovena Knnes left lost tendance Opening exercises were tional holiday. mercial; Miss Martin, ppanlsh; Thursday for El Paso where she Tield at the Christian church, con Women nnd children participat- Miss Francis Thomas and John will spend the winter with Mr. anil ducted y nev. Lewis Means after ed, but the men were chiefly in Henry Slater, sixth, seventh and Mrs. Leon Ennes, while attending which the pupils and patrons and evidence. The marching groups eighth grades; Miss Mabel Cowan, high school, teachers marched to tho school carried banners indicating the fourth and fifth grades: Miss Ealen Mr. and Mrs. W. A. house where the lists of books branches of labor in which Walters, second and third grades; Shepsrd they Mrs. and family are established for the were given and the promotions were engaged. This was the only Stella H. Palmer, primary and winter In thoir home in West were made. public feature in celebration of first grades. Main street for the purpose of Rev. Lewis Means and wife of the day. Many individuals and Mrs. Eva Nunn and son, Stewart sending their son and daughter to Dallas, Tex., are visiting Rev. J. groups made tha day one of enjoy- came lr. last week from Monticello, school. R. Means. ment with picnics, auto trips, etc. Ark., where they had spent the Last Thursday the classmates of The meeting at the Methodist Two of baseball summer vacation. They are lo- In easy games Juanita Sweeney the Union church is growing in interest were annexed by Raton Sunday cated at the Harshey home. Sunday school entertained for her daily. Rev. Richard Moon of Tex- and Labor Day, when they won Miss Francis Thomas came in ass6- with a picnic supper In the park, as is doing the preaching and over Rocky Mountains with a the last of the week from her home and games, all of of Kansas Rinsing, readings George Copeland City, score of 9 to 8. The same scora at Greenville, Tex., and will teach rev T-- which was hugely enjoyed by the the singer. was registered each day. hero the coming year. little honor guest and her little -- Mrs. Smith of Dallas, Texas, at- An- On Wednesday evening a party Koyne Tlntt who has been hhosts, Amerlia Goetz, Edna Rev. Richard and Paul Moon are of 69 and school at came Zella Mae of Rev. Yeomen, their families tending Ames, la., drews, Annette Wilson, the guests their brother, friends motored up the Scenic in Sunday for a few weeks visit Genevieve Formwalt, 52. B. Moon. mi Formwalt, Highway for a picnic supper. Sing- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. wmmm i: , v Ella Ray, Frankte Emma Wallace, Born to Mrs. Harden Tolllfero, B. Piatt. He has been Ol-e- y ing, story telling nnd the eating assisting Louise Howard, Faye Graham, Sept. 1, a daughter. of numerous and luscious water- in engineering work for the Iowa mi hi Wallace and Avery Graham. Rev. Simmons and family passed melons mado all when the state the summer. The were: little Miss Juan- en route sorry College during 0" guests kt.t-.lMLiii- through Hope Sunday had come to a close. Ho will from Ames as a Mrs. W. J. mm. , to Roswoll where William picnic graduate ; mmmimmpmiim ita Sweeney, Henry, little The civil engineer, the coming year. '(, mmH Laura Johnson and Mae Graham. will enter school, and they willre- - Baptists held their annual Sunday school picnic Monday. U Miss Carmen Renlta Martin came Mrs. W. C. Kendall who chanced Senator David A. Reed. seide there through the school tern in home Wax- - was was estimated that there were Sunday from her at to pass at the tima halted Mrs. Elza Swift, underwent a asche, Tex., and will teach Span- to Senator David A. Reed, Pennsyl- com- about 250 present. Plenty of ''msniiuj and constrained grace the feat major operation at the Eddy amusement ish in the schools. of cake and vania Republican, mude his debut pany and is wns provided for all. llagerman sandwiches, pickles, in the senate with a maiden hospital doing nicely. At noon a bountiful dinner wa. Sir. and Mrs. W. A. Losey re- fruit, a very welcome guest indeed. speech Misses Emma and Lucy Weddige turned a to Col- es- bonus. He declared Rpread a young beef roasted, Friday from trip Mr. John Formwalt, after against the left last week for Wyoming whero orado where have been In W. A. veterans were more anxious to see baked beans, salad, tomatoes, pic- they enjoy- tablishing his family the Miss Emma will teach and Lucy cof- ing an auto cottage on the summit taxes reduced and tho national debt enter school. kles, with plenty of cake, pie, trip. Shoppard fee and lemonade. Late in the af- Mr. and Mrs. Garner of Piacacho, of Mount Airy, left last Tuesday paid than to receive a bonus. Rev. R. H. H. Burnett, left Sat N. M., aro visiting at the home of for where he Is fore- for a series of ternoon an, water- Silver City urday meetings melon feast was Mrs. Garner's sister, Mrs. N. fc. man on a ranch. Mrs. Formwalt In the mountains. enjoyed. West this week. Zella Miss Sallna SIzer, whose home will put her little daughter been ill for many months with Miss Lillian Brownlie entertain Tho League gave a In school here for the winter. Is in Raton, attended the national Epworth Mae paralysis. Mr. Bruten was a prom- ed a number of young people at lawn party Friday evening at the and Worth hats sold P. W. Bemls has sold his stock inent stock man in New Mexico her home Friday evening. Ioed conclave of Delta Sigma Epsilon home of Mr. and Mrs. Cowan Thoroughbred are of merchandise in Hot Springs to and also in Arizona for a watermelon was served. All sorority at Colorado Springs. She great report of Games were played and a delight- the A. A. and W. A. Sheppard who will many years. a big time. was honored by election to the Ice- rect to dealer from our own factories. same ful time was enjoyed by all. conduct the business at the The Elephant Butte boat club Miss Francis Brewer visited in fice of chapter Inspector for the cream and cake were served. About nlnpA in Main street. is two years. Miss Sizer is That's Wst has five boats of the fleet it Artesla over ensuing forty-fiv- o why are so Sunday. Las young people were pres- they reasonably priced. Mr. John Orekar, Jr., and sister building in commission, and two George Rlggs, recently of Lower music and art director In the ent. Jh, . Miss Rosa Orekar motoretl to being built at the present time. Penasco, but now living in Artesla, Vegas public schools. Mrs. Mrs. and i.You Gal-nvir- Walton, Palmer will never know how it is Paso Tuesday with Mrs. Pan The club intended to have one boat spent several days in Hope, this A. T. Davis and daughter. Ruth, Everett Walton motored down to easy really nf Fil Paso who had been thi to every three members when the week. left Sunday by auto for Canyon Artcsia Thursday evening and a guest of the Orckars at the Gate fleet Is completed. All business houses are closing City, Colo., where Miss Davis will to buy new hat until you get acquainted Miss brought Miss Lucy Thomas home CItv apartments. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Henry has as from 10 to 11 o'clock this week enter Mount St. Scholastica Acade- with them. Miss Thomas was a with the dealer Orekar returned Sunday bringing their guest this week their son, for the morning services of the my for the school year. guest at tho Walton homo during Thoroughbred or Worth' or, nid frlnnfl with them. Mr. M Robert, who is vis ting home folks meeting. Much Interest is being Mr. Mrs. Walter and was some and Nutting tho time she at llagerman DEALERS If dealer in Milkovlch, who will spend for the first time in two years. manifested by all. their Miss Alice, left the burial of her father. TO your town. in Mr. limner James Is a Mellard daughter, pending time Hot springs. building Garland is driving the Wednesday for Pasadena, Calif , J. 1. Hatchett came in Thurs- both Thoroughbred The Woman's Improvement club garage and proposes other im school to a truck this year, bring where they will enter school fcr day for a short visit nt the home hats and Worth hat commenced the club year with provements at his residence on the rlilldren from the country next Mr. and Mrs. Nut- Mrs. home of Dr. avenue as the year. of Mr. and Mrs. Marshbanks. are not sold in social meeting at the Pershing and Mr. James school and take them back. will make an extended stay. Hatchett children who have your Mr A. r White. Refresh belongs to that tribe which Robert ting and A SO mot been here for some time then left locality, ask us about ments of Ice cream and cake were G. Ingersoll said, becaua of their party of about friends unmarried estate should at the home of Mrs. Carl Suetting with Mr. Hatchett for a visit with our unusual dealer tha ladles planned all be relatives In Texas before return- the club activities for killed, the eligible young and old Thursday evening. The occasion proposition. Informally was a and farewell ing to their home at Charleston, SAlWTLoUIS. xne iouowiriK maids of the town are wondering RATON surprise party U.S.A. secured the if Cupid is for Mrs. G. Layer. Mr. and Mrs. 01; la. The school board has taking proper interest Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim MeKlnstrv, Larxnt Maitu'acturrrj tffeli Hats West lie Allegheny Mountains tt- -i fnr use of the in the activities. Layer have been residents of Raton tf .vnl the gentleman's Miss and Edmund with Mrs. Nave The ladies of the W. O. W. Cir- The men of Raton have been for a pood many years and a'e Bessie Walter sixth grade pupils to at La the week-en- d at as teacher. cle entertained at a social meeting making booster trips the last week leaving make their home JleKinstry spent P. A. Holmstrand. of Thursday night at K. P. hall. in interest of the fair. The itiner- Junta, Colo. l'ine Lodge. Sergeant AV. S. Lemons came In last week the flving squadron at rx. cubb ary for these trips was arranged Mrs. C. Strtickmeyer, who was w. Waited hii wife here ovoi by Mr. Howarth, superintendent confined at the Miners hospital from rinins, Texas, bringing Mr. of the White's children who have spent Sunday, returning to his station I agricultural and horticul- with a fractured limb, has been TUCUMCARI tural divisions, and reached the removed to her home, and is the summer with tho Lemons' fam- Monday. communities: ily, and made a short visit nt the Mrs. W. R. Rymus, who is at tnt 1 following Maxwell, greatly Improved. Gallua "tates Mr French, Colmor, Dcdman, and Ki- Miss Susannah P.utler. E. A. White home returning home trim daughter Mr. Lemons is a broth-cr-in-ln- w of that who Mrs. R. owa, Clmmaron, Johnson Mesa of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. left Thursday. Amly Hooper place W. Humphries, Jr., was Butler, of White. was bitten ny a hostess to and Moreno Valley. These trips Sunday to resume her college stud- Mr. Jatelv severely the Saturday bridge on Mr. Hanson nnd daughter, Mins dog is slowly recovering from the last Friday afternoon instead of were unusually successful. ies at Baldwin City, Kansas. n of serum On next been rernina, left tho first of the week. ntnninn nffpr eniirsn tho regular meeting day. Special Friday and Saturday, Five children have recently to sell a local physician there will be a fair held at Spring- for the removal of Mr. Hanson going to Texas treatment by guests for the afternoon were: operated upon Mins Hanson obtained from Los er. Those who are closely coopar-atin- g tonsils at the Miners apples and returning Mesdamcs Dick Aber, Dick Durant hospital. ot whero she is head sntmien Mr. Hnnner is well known and C. C. Clark. with the management of this They are: Phyllis and Lillian Da- Spur, Texas, in Hot having mad? many association plan to bring the ex- Stella and Monroe, nurso at the Spur hospital. Springs, Claud Voyles and Gerald Fitz-hug- h vis, Seymour and trios here for tne nams. hibits shown at Springer to Raton and Marjorle Keetor. Dr. McCormick daughter, school are leaving in a few days out- Agnes, John Henry Slater, Everett The Baptist Sunday for Austin, where on Monday of Fair week. The Mr. and Mrs. Allan French and wViiio minnllert with musiclani Tex., they will look at this time is Miss Walton and Wilfred McCormick, study law at the of Tex- very encourag- their daughter, Jessie, togeth- school and hns a regular organist, Is University ing, and it is believed that the peo- er with Mr. and Mrs. William motored up to tho Nutter in as. These boys graduated with cast of Roswell Saturday and en- training the young musicians honors ple will respond In tho matter of French, have returned from a six ana nun-a- v at Clovis high school with - a dinner. Wilfred public performance last the :22 class. bringing exhibits to the Fair. weeks stay at Venice, Calif. joyed picnic little Wiss Audrey Klethley Tho St. Mt. and remained there as he will Miss Louis, Rocky wan the aeenmnanist and acquitted Mamie and Miss Ruby Hall Pacific Co., of Raton and the Autumn in this country includes again teach tho Nutter school. herself In a highly satisfactory were charming hostesses to the of Daw- October Novem- Miss Walters who has bceu Phelps Dodge corporation September, and l:txy Gree manner. younger bunch on last Monday son have announced the restoration but in England the months attending summer school at accom- at a ber, home la.st Miss May Scarbrough evening picnicking and swim- of the 1921 wage .scale to their aro August, September and Octo- - ley, Colo., returned panied by her sister, Mrs. Ashby. ming party at the ten mile lake. workers. At the time the cut was week. cAcfoerhsements left last Saturday for Array where After the swim and return to town, E. A. Paddock, Miss Marian pad they are employed in the Array tho young people enjoyed an hour dock, and Miss Helen Cumptsten, schools. Miss May as principal, for of fun at the Hall home on South left Monday morning via the auto tne coming year. Second btrcet. route for Las Vegas whero the The ttibtiv friends of Mr. and Mi.is Verlie Eager and Hayward Ouch! Lookee young ladles will enter the Normal Tell You Mrs. Charles Bruten were pained Eager, son and daughter of Mr. Who's Sot a Sore Throat University for the coming year. to learn of Mr. Bruten's , death and Mrs. J. M. Eager, left Wednes- Miss Paddock, is a graduatae of Tuesday In Engle where he had day for El Paso to visit friends tho Dexter school and Miss Cumps-te- n for a few days before going on to of the Uaieerman school, class Tuscon, Ariz., where they will en- of '22. ter the University of Arizona for Miss Mary Louise. Menoutl who Is the coming term, employed at Roswell Is spending Mr. and CORNS Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Beaton tho week with her parents, who D. Menoud. visited for a month at the home of Mrs. E. their daughter, Mrs. C. S. Sartaln, left last week for their home at Lift Off Mooreland, 01:1a The Seatons were LAS J with Fingers accompanied as far as Amarillo, VEGAS by Mrs. Sartain and little son Bil-li- e, who will visit friends in that city for ten days. Mrs. Steven Powers entertained her bridge club and several ex- Carrol Bursom of Rocky, Okla., com- and Miss Madge Klemlster of tra tables Friday afternoon, this plimenting Mrs. W. J. Lucas, who city were married on Wednesday Pa of last week the Rev. left Tuesday for Pittsburgh, by Caldwell. Y Mrs. Simon Bacharach and ciiii The newlyweds will reside at mA Louise Rocky, dren, and Richard, w,io to have been house guesle ot Airs. what buy Mike McQuald, an old time resi- a M. Bacharach's sister, Mrs. H. dent of this city, died in EI Paso for their homo an Smith left Tuesday 1 following extended illness. The In Temple, Ariz. Mc- how to body accompanied by Mrs. Miss Dove Wilson, formerly of buy Quald and sons, Walter, Tom and this city, but who for several years Donel, was taken to the old home made her home In El Paso, has re- in Colorado for burial. turned to Las Vegas to reside with John T. Roboth, who with his her sister Mrs. John Robbins. where to buy wife and littlo daughter were vis- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gosch oi "raw6 iting the parents of Mrs. T. Ro- Gallup, who have ben guests at Hi'j both, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Myers home of Mrs. Gosch's parents, Mi . to of St. Vrain on the Quay Plains, and Mrs. D. T. Hosklns, left Sat- when buy la.iv was struck by lightning and in- urday for Kansas City. ) at- J stantly killed on last Saturday Mrs. Clifford is in Santa Fe evening about 6:30 p. m. while tending the Fiesta this week. fishing with Mr. Myers and a Mrs. Byron T. Mills entertained camping party at Tremetlna. The at bridge Monday, honoring- Mrs. Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little body accompanied Mrs. Troboth W. J. Lucas who left Tuesday for "Freefone" on an aching corn, and daughter, was taken to La Pennsylvania. that corn stops hurting, Junta, Colo., for burial. Mr. and Miss Mary Frank and Alice Des then shortly you lift It right off Mrs. Troboth both lived in Amar Marais returned Monday from A- with fingers. Trulyl illo. lbuquerque where they have visited your druggist sens a tiny Dome Mrs. C. C. Clark was hostess to for several weeks. of "Freezone for a few cents, suf- members of the Martes Bridge on Mrs. Nathan Soloman and baby, cAdverhsements ficient to remove eveiy hard corn, Tuesday morning. Special guests who have spent the past two soft corn, or corn between the toes, were Mesdames Foyll, Todd, Ed months with Mrs. Soloman's par- - and the calluses, without soreness wards and Gaudin. Following the or irritation. games, tho hostess served a de- licious e. Sa1?e You Mrs. John Owens of Santa Rita Is visiting in the city at the homo of her brother, Frank and Harry CARRY Simmons, called to the city on ac- DON'T count of tho serious illness of Mr. Frank Simmons who was taken MONEY ON YOUR to El Paso Inst Thursday for spe- cial treatment. TRIP Mrs. A. Hurley and son, Mllas, returned Friday from Wichita Falls, where they accompanied the SoreTfiivai Jfo Joke io body of Miss Amy Man, sister of Ji!;tfiQ Gr??e Be Mrs. Hurley, who died suddenly Money May of in One of the Six Giraffes Coming with Bros. heart failure, Las Vegas, " Ringling or Stolen while on a tour of the New Mext-c- o , and Barnum & Bailey. Lost mountains. Boys and girls who are leaving Just think of a giraffe the next here Saturday, September 23. Our Travelers' Cheques this week for college were enter- time you are afflicted with a sore Aftfr rtrnlm tl.lrnn. l,n,n iatt. tained by their mothers on Thurs- throat, and thank your lucky ed the zoological display will . they time are cashable everywhere, day evening with a delightful pic itars that you are not in his pass jnio tne mammoth "Dig are safe from theft and nic and general happy time at elongated class. top." Here thhey will witness ITeman Park, The happy throng The accompanying picture Is of the gigantic introductory pageant may be if lost. fg replaced of colleglatos and their friends rill one of the herd ot six with its great companies of Our Bread Bakers trouble were served punch throughout the carried by the great Ring- knights and fair ladiea and gor- - followed & Bai- evening, by cake and ing Brothers and Barnum . "..ii-- u Let line-u- U Equip You For cream. The p is as follows: ley Combined Shows. John Pat- which c,iVmk"',u tell in pantomime many of are past masters in the of the Trip." Tho State University of Arizona, terson, who is boss of all the ani- cne stories made in art r, famous fairy- delicious loaves of "tho Tuscon, Verlle and Hayward Eag-a- mals in the mammoth super-menager- land making - and nursery tore. Following staff of life." Have our money Lois Sheilds, Mamie and- Ruby is of one Vm you tried the opinion that the nncrontif will n bread of late? H is so Hall: to school of Mines, eocorro, Df the air currents struck in- light, First Bank higher a thousand arenlo sensations white, pure and wholesome-m- ore Savings N. M., Wyatt Nations. Jr.; to State Jill when she was a bit over- troduced scores of at Ruth by ojt performers like eating angol cake tkan and University Ohio, Athens, heated and so gave her a cold. It new to America, three steel ordinary bread. Aber. Others leaving the past took a whole pall of goose-greas- e arenas filled ani- fu- with trained week and to leave in the near to cover Jill's neck and yards of mals, more than 100 the Advertisement!! Trust Company ture are Donald Beeth, Oren Pack canton performing Read Regularly flannel to wrap it up. But horses in a tingle number, and an N. M. and Walter McQuald to School of Jill got well and wilt be but one armv nf rlnwm tv, on ALBUQtnSRQlTK, Miss v,.Aifa PIONEER BAKERY Mines, Golden, Colo., and of hundreds of strange sights to precedent In of Marlon Pearson to Colo. point fun and 'Boulder, be seen when the circus exhibits uuiuovra. 207 South rirst Street ' September 8, 1922.' Pajre Eight. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 No. 3 S3? 34c: TO A BIG BOY HE WILL DO SOME Oats white, HELP WANTED CHAINS OF STRAW SOME DAY MAYBE WHEN SAM GETS BE No. 4 white, 330. 1 Vimtlo. Albuquerque Moming journal INSISTING TOO. Kansas WANTED Old for light housework. 611) In Jungle Book City. West Marble, Kipling's fascinating 7.- - 1 1 : N N KWSPATK U Kansas nsh: AN N D E P V. D T wo are told the story of Kalla Nag, the City, Sept. VVAVT K D 0 ffnr general housework! Published ny Wheat No. 2 hard, 99c $1.11; C17 South Fourth. COMPANY old in the service of No. 2 JOLKXAL PVni lSIIINti 'sagacious elephant red, $1.051.0. WANTED Experienced Bales women, at 'the Indian government. As the story goes, Corn No. 2 white. Th Ernn'imlat. ' No. 2 yellow, T. A. MACPHEMSON i G9c. W ANTKU Oirl to do general housework. I Secntary ClK iiuai.ii uiu eiepnant, unvu hvu.u Hay Unchanged. 10J 9 V. T. McCPlEIO IT tether old Kalla with iron North Second. old Ave. nightly Nag WANTED Girl to help with housework. .310 West ( chains to him from 410 North Twelfth. Office GG aivl '17'leg keep escaping. Telephones were miss- - LIVESTOCK WANTED Girl for general housework. At times when the iron chains 3:'0 North Thirteenth. - or. . i mutter at the postofii.e p.jo- would chains A N First-clas- s rt.,1(1oliyq ;nir Thoami fashion Chicago. W T ED waitress. Apply N. M.. A-- hob- - Anjrel fafe, 119 North Fourth. of Albucnemue. li! straw, and with this frail substitute, Chicago, Sept. 7. (U. S. Depart- M.; pending, uncier act ui WANTED Girl for general housework. ible (J,e big beast. ment of Agriculture). Cattle 103 North 5504-- .in?. bet- Twelfth, phone is a of humor the Receipts 10.000; fairly active; WANTED A There great deal in beef steers to 15c girl for general housework; SUFPCIMPTION HATES ter grades strong mi;t be M.le to conk fal 17H-.T- , . of most of all mail . .8.1c thought this powerful higher; other grades and yearlings carrier or few-strand- s WANTED Experienced woman cook. One month by . S2.50 to matured animals being held captive by a steady strong; top Address C. H. Clay, Jemea Springs, N. Three months . 1.75 $ of is an element steers, $11.10; bulk beef steers, M: Fix Months $!UHi straw, and there she stock steady to One Year $9.00(ii)10,25; WANTED Competent girl for general of pathos in it too, to think of this great strong; spots higher and better housework. Apply In person at till ADVERTISEMENTS. beast looking longingly toward his native grades beef cows and heifers; bulls SouthWalter; to 15c up; veai caives. WANTED Good Journal reserves the riprht to reject any hills, when his freedom could be accom- strong competent woman for The rn p,-- to 25c higher; stockers general housework; must stay nights. it may deem pro strong 31 5 advertising matter that res- - if he were not shackled weak to 25c lower; feeders, steady North Twelfth. - L.mm plished easily by f.iv- (nr sineiptv meetings, no- - to bulk beef cows and heif- Male find Female. JT socials, luctures, a held' chains of weak; , ,.wv...... and church wrong idea, captive by bulk WANTED Man umuuiio, .,intv mee (exeept Sundav ers, $4.50(fi7.25; bologna or woman as stata man- lires. rails for church straw. bulls, $3.85 4.10; bulk desirable ager. $0,000 yearly assured; $260 cash considered an anion. Im- church programs) I cannot but think when Kip- vealers, $12.50. required for equipment, etc. Call for nt help that mediately. Gen. Sales Manager, room 11, will be chargcl Hogs Receipts 17,000; market Sturf-e- s Hotel. radorMjrul, ling wrote this story he had in mind the 15 25c up - tt. nnrp AWSnClATED PRESS active, higher; spots thousands of people in this world who more; bulk, J80 to 210 pound aver- LOST AND FOUND press is - bulk The Associated ages, $9.40S 9.55; top, $9.60; LOST A -- viifnt nn of all news cretimu did not achieve their greatest measure of (ii) black and white female fox rne use, ...... , 230 to 250 pound butchers $9.15 re- , . in this paper and terrier: answers to noma "Plarkle;" nr not "'""":., success, because in their own 300 butch- L. if oinmii heroin. minds, they 9.35; bulk good pound turn to A. Martin, 616 North Eleventh, the local news published are shackled by imaginary chains of ers, $7.758.75; bulk packing antl receive reward. 8, 1022 straw. This one lacks confidence in him- sows, $6. 757. 25; pigs, strong; FRIDAY, September better kind. $8.008.50; heavy D self; others imagine that their heaitn weights, $7.90 9.10; middle MATTKESS It EN OV ATI NO; IS. BO and f up. will not the earnest weights, 9.3039.G5; light lights, Hug cleaning, furniture repairing, ie REMEDY. permit hard, endeavor (18 U-- A SIMPLE is to $8.5059.20; packing sows, $6.75 packing. Phone or 80JB-- that necessary achieve success; 7.25; packing sows, rough. $0.40 Ervln Iied.llng Company. and some hold back for lack of encour ;; killing grades, $7.50 ws. 60. SALE "To obtain satisfactory progress 12.000; fat FOR OR TRADE i 1.1 3 Cl PA- - while still others SheepReceipts .icf- agement, surrender lambs best westerns held Full SANK OK TRADE-T- wo vacant Ion mere snotuu wiI1 strong; In prosperity find that the lhings you have feared higher; top natives, $12.73 to ship- center of big oil fields of Eastland, an uic Texas, to trade for good touring car. operation between ..u,.. mogt are the things that have never hap-th- e pers and city butchers; early pack- Apply Cllt North Fourth. er $12.60; bulk natives, $12.25 one meeting - So top. TO of people, every jpened- not set your faco (ft WANTED TRADE Team of goo4 groups why today ffl2.40; culls mostly $8.50 9.00; work horses for not and all toward the success slow 113 vacait lot; par- all others fairly and justly paying resolutely goal of and sheep steady; good ticular as to location. Phnre 1658-- to the law and to tne gov- ret use to wear the imaginary chains of pound Montana wethers, $7.25; cill 810 North Eroadwav. Sea Beott strict obeyance fear and doubt. few choice light native e,wes, $6.50; fcldenour. and departmental rules adopted heavy ewes mostly $3.00W3.50; TOi " ernmental J. G. LUCKETT. feeders, firm; 75 pound feeding MONEY LOAN these words, Judge MONEY pursuant to law." In yearlings, $10.15; best feeding TO LOAN' On watches, dla". as a man ot iambs held around $12.75. monds. puns and everything valuable, who is himself known Mr. n. S13 Garv a Marcus. South First. words, suggests simp- MONEY TO I.OAN, on first-clas- s rather than Kansas real unrest that stands in City. estate; 11.000, II, BOO, 13,000, le Snedy for the DtU& CUlf BY MOOT Kansas City, Sept. 7. (IT. S. De- and Wood 80s. West Gold. ith the Cattle the way of immediate prosperity. partment of Agriculture). MONRY TO I.OAN on diamonds, watches coal strike and ar, ad- Receipts 9.500; beef steers and nood Jewelry: llheral. reliable, settlement of the to $10.00; best Oottlli-- Jewelry Co., 105 N. 1st. strike in sight, About steady weak; top, justment of the railway the noisiest, most fambuoyant feature of vearlings, $10.25; many grassers, is Reduced the republican state convention Is $7.00 )7.40; heifers, strong to 25c PERSONAL all that is needed Johnny Conway's .1 W. hat band. higher; grass kinds showing full BHASFIKI.D. watch, clock and lew-el- rr to its simplest terms duuKc .j better grass heif- work. IIS South Second. won , advance; grades mav be condensed into a sigle ers. $6.006.50; bulls weak; bulk DRIVING to I.os Anceles, Friday, or Sat- vice was P. T. urday tnomlnir; bis car; is waiting for that word, j It T. Barnum, whose business also was desirable bolognas, around $3.75; reasonable work.' industry to steady; rate. Apply immediately. Address Box - until fool the public, who said you cannot fool all other classes, generally 3r,o. care Journal. it- will nnt. be forthcoming every the most better kf all cows, $4.005.25; WANTED-Priv- ate of his hand to a people the time. canners and pupils; teacher Is ex- man capable turning 02CANIZ.ED grades, $5.50(56.00; perienced and specially trained for himself to it. it cutters $2.00 3.25; best vealers. primary Rratles: (food certificates and constructive task bends 250 to 350 must stop talk- "We cannot proceed without the corpus delin- GOVERNMENT $10.00010.50; many references on application. Phona 2J13-- we want prosperity we which I pound calves, $7,000)7.25; early 119 North Elm. ot quent, notice is absent," said the young law- AND THE feeders. and begin working, leave the task In RIGHTS sales stockers, $3.006. 50; ing of yer addressing the court for the first time. $6.50 7.40. TYPEWRITERS of the nation and OF settling the affairs SOCIETY Sheep Receipts 2.000; closing TYi'KWKITERS All makea overhauled with it ana small bunch the world to those entrusted The real grill room is never located in a hotel. sales lambs, strong; and repaired. Ribbons for every ma- natives $12.50; Arizona, $12.40; chine. Albuquerque Typewrit' r to our own business. It is that in which aoa-- 1C3 attend con- apartment the head if better grades natives mostly $12.00 phone South Fourth. is in the last stages of a the house encounters native Industry his helpmate upon his arrival Miami Copper . 30 12.25; sheep steady; fat WANTED Board "& Room vulsion which was the inevitable result at 2 a.m. Missouri Pacific . 22 ewes largely $4.25 (ffi 6.00; 66 pound WORDS AND THEIR Montana Power . 73 Arizona feeding lambs, $12.00. VOL'NO MAN, attending liuaines college, of the economic readjustment following ...... (iosires place with room and board, at New York . 97 U J of reconstruction Or that little office of Chief Who's Who ORIGIN Central reasonable price. In Drlvate family. the war. The process Galusha where the Northern Pacific . 8S Phnne 627. one it takes time. But third degree is said to be conferred. IN THE DAY'S NEWS . 46 PRODUCE is a painful and "How Forcible Are Pennsylvania must learn that every war has Right Hay Consolidated Copper . 16 WANTED Houses nations words." Job. . 79,4 law Bill White advised in Santa Fe not to make a JOHN HDWIN Reading Chicago. WANTED To buy modern house from its aftermath, that the fundamental JIDCiE Rep. Iron & .Steel . 71 Chicago, Sept. 7. Butter High- owner, lowlands preferred; must be In dt mankind is not a whimsical thing, but Rotarian out of the Indian. This despite the fact iu:vxolis. Sinclair Oil & Refining.. . 34 er; creamery extras, 37c; firsts, desirable neighborhood and worth ths that Rotary is known to make a Indian out of "What good is a college degree?" Miser. A "miserable" man Is Southern Pacific . 9 3 7& extra firats. 34(?i money asked; no real estate men need and The same good is asked. It 32fi)33e; nnawer. Address B. H.. care Journal. is fixed impermeable. a white man. a question often wretched, because he hoards money Southern Railway . 27i4 36c; seconds, 3031c; standards sent costs and soaring means enotiKh to Judge John Ed- for its own sake and denies himself Studebaker . .132 36c. logic that prices Q $ Corporation WANTED M iscellaneous scarce win Reynolds of Arcadia, La., that all other comforts to accumulate it. Texas Co . 49V4 Unchanged; receipts, the when labor was Eggs MONEY ' JTrst during war, An advance agent for a circus walked into at sixty-tw- he has entered the Hence, to "commiserate" is to Tobacco Products . 57 9,604 cases. UA.VIKll Ou good was controls the mortgages. McMMllon A Wood. and production curtailed, office this morning, and he was so law school of the University of evince pity for others in sorrow. Union Pacific, .149 Potatoes Weak; receipts 82 of labor modest, Michigan as a United States Steel .104 cars; total United States shipments TP.ANSFER and scavenirar work done, now when there is an abundance and in his reasonable rates. E. A, 7! soothing effect, that we thought The , . 70 Minnesota sacked Ohios. Griffith, is to the demand. freshman. Vanity. This word is the off Utah Copper 561; early East Iron, phone 1970-- and production equal at first he must be a bishop. course the mean- 75(f?!90o cwt; Minnesota sacked of Judge spring of the Latin "vanus," WANTED Two or three-burn- kero- - the better ly Wis- It would have been part 4 lias chosen ing empty, whence we also derive New York Money. Red Rivers $1.00(3)1.10 cwt; Kcno stove, wilh oven. In good condi- to con-- s consin sacked and bulk Irish cob- tio n A d d ress ou for capital and labor A golfer in Beaver Falls, Pa., a hole In 'vaunting. A vain person is just- New York. Kept. 7. Call money 500, cara J rnal played e s Colorado second-han- u in nine scorn as no Inch, 4 cent; low, 4 blers 90eru$1.10 cwt; WANTED To d in these and held par 4, after 20 feet Into a tree and ly viewed with having firm; per per buy car, have anticipated things climbing playing years. real substance. cent; ruling rate 4 per cent; clos- sacked cobblers, $1.0001.10 cwt; good condition; bring your cr to 20S council together, thus accelerating insteaa tho ball to the ground. This would have been a Rey- ing 4 i!r 4 per cent; last loan, 4 Nebraska sacked early Ohios, 75 North Ed h. between 12 and 1:30 p. m. Judge 90c Nebraska sacked cobblers. MAX BAROAIN B"UtH of the inevitable settlement. better Btory had it announced that the ball was nolds started on l'nilirp. About two hundred years per rent; call loans against accept- cwt; r'TORE. at 31b retarding his legal career ances, 3 cent. Time loans 35c cwt; New Jersey sacked cob- First, will pav Mia highest prices for word full of played next to the top of a ago one Captain Fudge commanded per vour second-han- shoes and is a magic, moving automobile, sixty-ninet- y blers, $1.40 cwt: sacked 70c clothing, by studying law an naa me firm, mixed collateral giants furnltire. Phone 858. will serve as thence to the stomach ot a fat man in the in offices of English merchantman, 4 Hi' 4 four-si- x cwt. but no amount of juggling asleep the of to days, Per cent; RUG CLEANERS shade one of lead- reputation always returning 4 (if 4 for it. It work and of the club house, and thence, directly Into the nnrt with a earco cf lies. When months, per cent, prime OtIL Run tl ?K a substitute spells of commercial 4 '4 4 Kansas nn alone the cup. ing lawyers ever anyone was suspected ot ex paper per City. MATTRESSES renovated, 13.50 and up: work spells prosperity. Louisiana. He no was invarm- - cent. Kansas City, Sept. 7. Butter, tiirnittire repaired and packed. Ervin or lying M.1-- 2035-J- . the bar aggeration ' "dillng Co., phones or passed bly with you ruuge- u. eggs and poultry unchanged. It was encouraging to the republican state cen examination In greeted Kxrlionec. WANTED Your piano to apply on pur- And we hear to this day the expres- T'orelgn new THE TOURIST. tral committee to In that state and dis- New 7. ex- chase of used player piano. WELCOME learn that republicans Curry sion, fudge," implying York, Sept. Foreign .New York Metals. Phone 100 and we will and at twenty-on- e "oh, easier. Great Britain de- call Quota county have become sufficiently numerous to form gust or contempt. change, New York, Sept. 7. Copper values that will make conservative buy- began the prac mand, cables, $4.45. and er nt up and take notice, George P. movement has been two opposing sides In a party scrap. forty-on- e $4.45; Quiet. Electrolytic, spot In Minnesota a tice of law. That was Sixty day bills on banks. 14c. l.eanard. be- $4.43. futures, started which should set an example for $& , years ago. Seven years ago he France demand, 7.74; cables, 7.75. Tin KODAK FINISHING 3 TIMES A DAT ot Quiet. Spot and futures, states and will be welcomed by Naming the new hotel seems almost as difficult came judge three districts in Italy demand, 4.34; cnbles, 4.34. $32.37. Remember, satisfaction guaranteed. other Louisiana. Belgium demand, cabl a, Send your flnlj 'ng t, a reliable estab in as choosing a fitting cognomen for a baby with a Markets 7.35; Iron Steady. Prices unchanged. lished firm. Return Dal on tourists everywhere. It has its origin His ability as a lawyer Is recog- The 7.36. Germany demand. Lead postage full set of parents, and in .07; Steady. Spot, $5,4056.00. mall orders. Hanna & Hnnna, Inc., zeal with which visiting grandparents great nized tho state. Tho supreme cables Holland demand, Zinc East St. Commercial Fox News, the pernicious sus- .07. Quiet. Louis, Photographers, court of the state fri-al.- ) 38.85; cables, 3S.91. Norway de tourists are harassed by officials and recently (ll The AsijCl:ittii spot and nearby delivery, S6.2!. Ainuquerque. tained the decision Judge Reynolds mand, 16.80. Sweden demand. Antimony Spot, $3.25 5. B0. others who go to all sorts of extremes to rendered regarding certain oil liti- Oft r.rt rin,vr,ovV rlntvtont 01 AT WANTED Position to conform to and gation involving $.1,000,000. It is FINANCIAL Switzerland demand, 18.99; Spain WA NTED Housework tna Puos, compel them petty ,i a 1 c r. i " .i ... .1 New York Cotton. by day. said of the that the higher w iiinMu, u.ccue i i o. oftentimes local traffic rules. judge .u.ti. uciiihiiu, New York, Sept. 7. cotton annoying TwcimHy A court has never reversed a decision Wall Street. 2.80. Poland demand, .01: Spot EXPERIENCED Phone Tors Czecho-Slovaki- a stenographer. Quiet. Middling, $21.23. 1T44-- For the this movement i3 merely Afc(pinp of his. New York, 7. Stock prices demand, 3.40. present Sept. 36.37. Cotton futures, closed firm: Committees of While (the judge is attending moved in fashion in Argentina demand, Brazil EXPERIENCED stenographer. Call a defensive upward rapid Oct., $21.00; 1S7-W- organization. school he to the Detroit the be- demand, 13.50. Montreal, Dec, $21.25; Jin., . have been to defend plans study today's market, confirming 99. $21.11; March. $21.21; May $21.15. residents organized Ellas Garcia & Co., wool merchants, have closed system of caring for probationers lief that yesterday's reaction was WANTED Work of any kind; odd Job luckless who is with and of a weak- Bonds. Tiinn. 1074-- the stranger charged an important deal with Nebraska parties by which Juvenile delinquents. largely a readjustment Liberty some local traffic ened technical position. New York, Sept. 7. Liberty CONTRACTING, ditch digging the violation of purely they will ship to Nebraska ranges 10,000 New no .SMl-- of which he While the advances were spread bonds closed: 3s, $100.84; first Kinng. regulation, of the existence Mexico sheep. A LAUGHTER over most of the list, they were $100.64: second $100.26; WANTED By young woman, part day LITTLE 4s. 4s, 2300-- was unaware. The surest way to bring J more pronounced on a list of care- third 4Ms. $100.32: fourth 4s. Ctesafe! M work in home. Phone is to Colonel fully selected stocks, several of $100.60; Victory (uncalled), FOR SALE Ranches CLEANING PAPER Painter and deco-rato- r. proach on the city or state penalize Twitchell has wired from Las Vegas that to 4s Jorn Goodson. phona 634-- An unusually caustic critic was which broke through Jiew high $101.38; victory (called), FUK his innocent from money has been raised for the of 4s SALE We have Seme splendid WANTED Position sten a visitor for departure purpose sending shown one of the prices for the year. $100.30. In Rob- - by experienced being through in- propositus suburban ranches. ographer. Address L. M., care Journal. custom. to the territorial fair a strong baseball team that art salons an enthusiast! 3 Current news developments, r a local Paris by In- Company WANTED an - will make McCanna's luminaries the friend. They stopped before some dicating higher car loadings, By man, poei- While tourists Albuquerque and Pittsburgh BOft GRAIN tlon as bookkeeper and typist Phona through creased coal 'and FOR SALE Real 17L"J-- get a on themselves if of the most modern of modern art. production Estate seldom suffer from this cause, we receive champions hump they wish of separate agreements FOR It was a handiwork of a woman, possibility SALE Three cholca lota in East WANTED By to get the first prize. in railroad strike situation, all Bonrd of Trade. silver. 1218. experienced stenographer, complaints from time to time that visitors and might have been a lifelike por- the Chicago Phone puouc wont to no at Home. Addresi were favorable but 7. SEE ROBERTS-TUR- sta-tio- ns trait of anything from a sandstorm they appeared Chicago, Sept. Assertions lilt CO., 218 West K., care Journal. are discriminated against by local to have little direct influence on "loin, tor real In homes. When the twenty-fiv- e new arc are in to a steamroller. that owing to and heat the bargains WANTED Position by office man. nlna accessories and lamps put market. Mexican oil shares drought KALE Ten in the purchase of "She seems wedded to her art." the corn season would be Eon acres of good land. years' experience; married: not sick. place, Albuquerque will be the best lighted town In were reactionary on announcement crop this mostly In alfalfa, four miles out on Address Box 75. care Journal. the cost of Specific instances the enthusiast declared, enraptured. Rio repairs. the west. that the Standard Oil or JNew 380,000,000 bushels less than was Grande boulevard, on main ditch WANTED Position wet "Yes, and every picture she has and main road. as nurse; good have been called to our attention and it ft had abandoned develop- harvested last year had much to Address Box. J14, old healthy American woman. Dr. painted is sufficient reason for Jersey Alluiqneroue. or 2409-.J- Inquire ment work in the southern Mexi- do today with an ad- phone Margaret Cartwrlght, phone ill. is safe to assume that these reports are Monday Miss Philbrlck will her divorce," was the reply. Tit Bits, morning reopen can field, but they recovered nil vance in the value of grain. Wheat HELP WANTED STENOGRAPHER and general office carried broadcast. (London). or me closed to c net with work. Three kindergarten. or most tnelr losses bcrore 'ac higher, years' experience: ' December $1.02 to $1.02 and Male no health-seeke- Phona 1013-- The Minnesotans have inaugurated a 8 Two of a Kind. close. fin- WANTED 241.1-R- fl Domestic oils were In fairly good May $i.07'i to $1.07. Corn Man. Phone WANTED One or two seta of books to movement that should be followed by Miss the of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Two Irishmen had Just laid Vi In now Jetty, daughter demand, gains of a point or more ished Tic. up and oats WANTED Second cou. Ansel keep extra time, by bookkeeper, of flowers on a comrade's , Apply e Ad X. of mak- and Miss the of Edward wreath rnn-llp- s to 2c. In the outcome .ployed. Iresa P. Q., cara every forward looking city, that Rosenwajd Alpa, daughter and while another being recovered by Mincmir, provisions my, ii, nmui rourtn grave, crossing Houston and was unchanged to 12 17c WANTED Errand not in ing the visitor welcome and according Rosenwald, returned yesterday from a two months' section of the saw a Petroleum, higher. boy school: WOULD like in or cemetery they Standard Oils of California and According to a statement from oroesry. a position hospital him such treatment as will him visit to California. lay some rice on the grave of suf- imjjiBwneftKiiifBi hotel, for board for self and daughter, encourage Jap New Jersey. a leading authority, corn has WANTED Assistant bookkeeper and and receive a small Phona a countryman. Morti-flir- n compensation. to return This will not only be doing Norfolk and Western, which at- fered severely during the last forty man, Apply Western 114i. a member of En- One of the Irishmen psked, new on a with Minnesota. South company. for but will be Frank Zorp, who has been friend tained a high price net days, WANTED Position, by experienced gro- something Albuquerque "when do you expect your of more than four was Nebraska and Kansas AUTO, battery repairing, In gineer F. M. Jones' surveying party, has returned to eome and eat the rice?' ' gain points, Dakota, vulcanizing cery man; six years In ona stora a benefit to the whole state the railroad stock. showing the greatest damage. He taught. Young Men's Christian Asso- Albuquerque. Address Box Old to resume his duties in Missouri state "When friend comes to outstanding ciation Auto School, Los Angeles. ill, horn" the your Total sales were approximately estimated the total yield at about Town. smell the flowers," was tho quick and it was WANTED Band sawyers, good grades university, 900.000 shares. 2,700,000,000 bushels and flint nnlu WANTED Position by young lady, speak IN COURT. reply. Boston Transcript. basis .nnv.ri ing and English, formerly SEEK JUSTICE Call money opened and held at upon this that the 380,000,000 uux a N. M Spanish 4 iiji. louquerqua. teacher; experience; referancei. cent the bushels was forecast, up- . hospital Charles F. has received per throughout day. shortage CONt'R KTIJ1 f,,r,w ...... Address Box 15. Architect Whittlesey Alarmed! Time money and commercial paper turns in the 'irlce of corn were KD.C, lO.KI.lCII, . well-intention- believe to for new Santa Fe hos- fit the bed- laborers; good wages; transportation to CALL HUTCHINSON for housa cleaning Many people orders prepare plans the Landlady (knocking cui.i.iiueu promptly refbeted by the action H. room o'clock; Eight raipn .juiie j.im. ju. iiniJii, vnienr AEpncv. no "rnirn and wnll cleaning, floor waxing, paint- the to take over at Los Angeles. door) Eight Foreign exchange rates were of wheat. Besides, rough weather WANTED Live wire that government ought pital re- salesman with car. ing, kalsomlnlng. and chimney sweeping; o'clock! lower, most in Canada likely to who can sell real estate In Odd .lob MHn. 8Q88-- the railroads and the coal mines and Pid Bet- generally although appeared and fire phona Frosh (sleepily) you? cnanges were nominal. tard the marketing of Canadian surance. McMMllon and Wood. 206 West man, call doctor. Burr. Gold. WANTED By experience position operate them. They argue that these are ter a Lehigh Closing prices: wheat and to injure the quality of 88 shoemail of ladles' and men's fur- natural monopolies necessities Amarlpftn Jeet. Riicflr ARIA a large amount. V NTED Truck driver; must be ac- nishing!;, can speak Spanish: best of re- furnishing A nittcr Pill. Can 63 There was a trade in corn quainted with town and good driver; ferences. Address Box care Journal. them TODATC B1EST American big man and that it is dangerous to have T!!OT3r "The doctor has ordered a change 64 was from married preferred. Ouy'a Transfer, Posttlon by a flrst-cla- s of- American Smelting ft Ref'g.. and the market strong 323 South fcecond. WANTED entrusted to management. Gov- of scene for my husband." American Sumatra Tobacco. 36 14 the outset but eleventh hour bulls fice man, experienced bookkeeper. private Knanlsh-SDeu- Ad- "Is ho going away?" 1011 were compelled to accept heavy WANTED Experienced k manager; not a healthseeker. ernment service, they say, is free from see 4mnan TAT Ing aalesman; one with knowledge of dress box 672. city, for "Well, vou he couldn't leave Anaconda Copper 55 offerings from holders who were postofflcs '" The of the Oh, why is not the existence I have enjoyed at to and typewriting ana bookkeeping preferred; strike interruptions. employes his business this time go Atchison 103 in a position to realize profits. go, 1 wages to Call 111 known to all the world! one would wish to sn I right party. at office never strike; the soldiers and Every visit with relatives, Invited all r,aiuuH'it3 oc I'..." ...... a Oats were governed by corn. South First. WANTED Salesmen post to visit with clean-c- ut never procure for himself a similar lot; peace would my relatives up here Provisions tended upward in line WANTED Two men of Integrity, the boys of the navy strike. It will he ns as a Mies-me- reign upon the earth; man would no longer think him. just good Butte and Superior 30 with hogs and grain. and aggressive, who are real Thus those who hold that the only so- change." Detroit Free Press. California Petroleum 64 Closing prices: WANTED Errand boy with wheel. The Men who are In this claas can earn of injuring his fellows, and the wicked would no Wheat tsconomist. $100 per week. Address care Jour- lution of the strike problem lies in the i:ananian Sept., $1.00; Dec, nal and an Interview will be arranged. longer be found, for none would have an Interest in Iligli-o- ! remrAl Leather tOM. $1.02; May, $1.07. government miss the point that the op- I I was Fair Damsel pole & Ohio 76 Corn Dec., being wicked. But what did enjoy when (watching Chesapeake Sept. 62Tc; 57c; WANTED For out of town, one shoe WANTED Real Estate is crying for the government all all vault) Just think how much high- Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul.... 33 May, 61 VC Salesman, ladles' one portunity alone? Myself; the entire universe; that is, would If he to 34 c; department; IK YOU llHVtt bUrtine ptnpiTt.V f'T er he go didn't have Chlno Copper 30 Oats Sept., Dec, men s clothing aalesman; must Hut MeMHUnn A Wnnrt. to solve the by the institution of T,-- 35c; speak tl with problem that can be; all that la beautiful in the world of stick! Jack- - rnln,a,lA TT,i.l. 991u 38 c. be- carry that Dartmouth .Ulllinwv w ...... 74 May, Spanish fluently. Address with refer an im;. atrial relations court. In their sense; all that is Imaginable in the world of intel- Crucible Steel 97 Lnrd Sept., $10.35; Oct., $10.40. ences, experience and salary expected. WANTED Rooms of rail- una augur Ribs Sept., $9.75; Oct., $9.70. Box 4no. care Journal. lief in government ownership the lect. I gathered around me all that could delight lauu ...... iia WANTED 'J wn ntonia anil ileuplnf porch ""What d'you think of ths Smith Erie 15 Female. thr0-roo- roads and the mines, lean upon the my my desires were the limits of my pleas- or a apartment, by ona par- they heart; son girl?" Great Northern pfd 94 Omnlin. WANTED A Waitress. Apply at the son, ffmplnyM. Phona 842. same authority for justice between em- ures. Never have the voluptuous known such en- "Oh. well er shea rnther a Inspiration Copper 4 2 Omaha Iv'ebr., Sept. 7. Wheat Butter Shop. D7 No. 3 and that would if joyments; and I have derived hundred 'times more nice little thing, isn't she?" Int. Mer. Marine pfd No. 2 hard, 96c$ 1.06; WANTED A good cook. Apply 1105 WELL CONTRACTOR ployer employe they "Ye-e- 37 west but eat to cat what Kennecott Copper hard, 96eft)$1.08. w El . I l) HI i . LB L. d riven and reo ; court to happiness from my chimeras than they from their j ropal ' they demanded a federal settle rl'you thing of her?" London Dally Louisville & Nashvlllo 139 Corn No. 2 white, E3,i5414c; WANTED Experienced dining room girl. pumps, tanks, towers. J. T. Wolklnf. industrial disputes, realities. ROUSSEAU Express. Mexican Petroleum 190 No. 2 mixed, , ztoo-j- i. 42$ Wast Jlarule, phuna liil-- . :i

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1 lm Have a Wsit Tel nrke CIA Elf HSEMEif S PRICED TO SELL GOOD BUYS INVESTOR KINGSBURY'S KOLUMN THINK OF IT Fourth Street house, bath, sleeping Five room adobe stucco, now A Acreage ANOTHER On account of REAL. Good Buy for $2,850 A We have or acres of OPPORTUNITY high altitude, will Would you like to see a porch, large front porch, fire- and up to date, good location in nine room house (adobe) fifty sixty take a good substantial loss ' on on HUY? Wo have it and would place, colonades, bookcases, built, the Fourth ward, $4,250. with heat, bath, etc. Three fire good hiKh land Fourth ray Income seven-roo- m ' Well located In the Fourth property. This prop- A A flvn-rnn- street we are authorized New modern home In like to show you: in buffet, hardwood floors, base- pnnil lirir'k rlnwn In. combina- places, large, airy, sunny rooms that strictly erty was hullt Is n Ward, consisting of on a sacrifice fine by myself and a house with glassed-i- ment, walks, stoves go with Highlands, for $3,000. a corner lot 150x142 feet, to sell at price. University Heights, location, tion living room, dining room, close to This land is all tillable close in. If you have como bargain. For information see my sleeping porch, closets, bath, house. See Adobo stucco, three rooms, sleep- car line, high cash, agent. D. T. 210 screened-i- n large bedroom and largo sleep- Is on main and see us make an Kingsbury, West large Iront porch, ACKEUSOX & and loca- fenced, and fine shade. land and the irriga- and offer. 907-- GRIFFITH ing porch bath, good ing porch, kitchen and front This is Gold. Phone also largo kitchen porch, fire- Realtors tion in for onlv $2,500. It must sell. Terms to suit tion ditch. For anyone that a chance to get a real Highlands porch. Terms extra good. de- place, furnace heat, and very 120 S. 4th St. riiono 411. JAS. M. JOHNSON', purchaser. is interested In the future bargain. tine built-i- n features. Stucco Insurance, Real Estate, Loans A, L, Martin Phono flii". velopment of Fourth sheet cement construction. Close Company "Our to this is a at McMillion & and 216 V. Gold. rhono 210. Personal Attention acreage, bargain Wood, WANTED in, in Third ward; price $4,500. F!& SALE Realtors. Every Little Detail." $60 per acre. TO BUY Real Estate, Fire and Auto & Money to loan on city prop- Realtors. from Franklin Company 8 200 owner, houses in any We still have a few lots loft GOO Insurance. erty, per cent. W. Gold. Loans $3. frame, bath, tc fine A GOOD BUY Realtors. Insurance, part of city, Fourth ward pre- for sale in the Lincoln addi- shade, furnished, Rood location, norlli-we- 223 W. Gold. riiono 158. J, D, Keleher the on North Four Mocks off Central avenue; Loan?, Insurance, Rentals, ferred, price must be tion Fourth street; section, Fourth ward. Realtor right. Address "Home alfalfa and $7,&00 brick, modem, fine hard- cosy home, four rooms, glassed Subdivisions. R," largo lots, shade; V riiono 410. 211 W. (ioM Morning Journal. $20 down and flO per month. wood floors, fireplace, largo glassed sleeping porch, fine knade, lawn. J porclr, extra larsa living room, hot Good ward. T eras. location, Fourth, The Home YOU Want water heat; good garage; West Priced $3,750. Liberal terms, D, T. KINGSBURY $0,000 brtck, modern, well built, Now in Luna hardwood floors, hot water heat, ahado hurry. modern, ON ACCOUNT OF Realtor. fruit Fourth ward. J. P. GILL REALTY district, for only $6,600; this is a In- and trees, f!, AN Real Estate, Loans and Borne good buys In business property. riiono 770. 323 V. Central. good one. OPPORTUNITY BERNARD A, SLEYSTER surance. Lots and houses In all parts of the city. to Ret you a home In the 007-- R. mechanical craft All Kinds of 210 W. Gold. l'hone McCluehan. Realtor Fourth ward. We listed today employes Insurance. V. 412-.- on a REAL ESTATE. A. EsilC!r' 201 doltl Plume I a four-roo- brick with two having gone strike. FLEHSCEQ, Mountain View Reel Lunnooldir 112 South Third Street. Auinmobllo Insurnnre. Estate, Insurance, Notary sleeping porches, nice lawn, Fire, Accident, to Loan. Phone 14 Surety HonrtH, Loan. See this new four-roo- m adobe Public, Money, shade trees, good garage and 674.. The Colorado No. Ill S. Fourth Street, l'lione stucco today. It's in the Heights As Long As It Lasts other outbuildings. Owner and only $3,500; terms, too. leaving city. Good terms can and Southern be arranged. YOU PROFESSIONAL CARDS FOR SALE J. E. GONCE REAIj ESTATE DO WANT $10.00 Per Load KOOM1NO HOUSE Railway 118 Serv- of forty-si- x rooms Company A iniKN fcliH. Fsr Sul brick, modern, corner lot, West Sliver. Phone 477 Prompt Adjustment and A Better Grade (16.00. Consisting ice? Let Van Monty Company which will give a good Income WILSON AND WILSON well located, good terms; $3,800. In a A EE All HOME IN A FIVE-roo- m have your insurance. and will pay for Itself will employ in its shops, round Attorneys, (Of about 1,000 feet) runs for Rooms 15, 17 and 19 Cromwell Building. Over Slato National short while. Ijpnso house ami car 115.1-.- modern stucco with 10 business lots on North First Bitult, Call department at Phone sleeping Fourth ward; close in. Telephone &J8. with Wagon two years and a half with op- Denver. Trinidad and Chey- porch. street, SHELLEY-BRAU- V I'HV.HH'IANH ANI $4,200. ' REALTY SALES CO. N CO, J tion of renewal. Located In enne, men suitable for such HI'ROIKONfl. Terms Cash Is rea- !K. 8. I GOOD SIX-ROO- Realtors. Ileal business district. Price service. Board and lodging Ul'K'l'UN, SURE Estate sonable. Call us aa we are Dlsensee of the Stomach modern home with fire 114 S. Second 0B9. free under ample 9. place, St. rhono excluslvo protection Suite Harnett Building garage, lawn, etc. Fourth CITY HOMES INSURANCE Land & agents. Ideal climate and working con- OH. RANCHES WANTED McKinley $4,750 MAHC.AKET CAKTWRIOIIT. ward; $4,200. RENTALS ditions. Free transportation. 1123 East a five-roo- iiesjuence Central DANDY NEW FOUR-ROO- LOANS Lumber Co. Will buy you Time and one halt paid after Phone 671. 8 In Second modern with hardwood floors To borrow, $3,000 at per brick, good location eight hours and for Sundays Oil. R J. PAT, THE PLUMBER, Tell Us Tour Wants. ward. This house Is In first f'l.AHKK, throughout, built-i- n features, cent interest, by owner on now Albuquerque, New Mextoo, and Legal Holidays. Wire or Eye, Far, Sm and Throat. Phono 22S. 226 West class condition and has all write Harnett Hulldtng. Panne 1st, etc. Fourth ward; only $3,000. 216 North Third, Gold $8,500 residence. and modern conveniences with the Office Houri WE Plumbing Heating. of heat. This House I" 1! s. m.. and 2 to f p. ra. HAVE HOMES IN ALL Repair Work a Specialty. Address P II, rnro Journal exception sizes, shapes and colors from THONG 201. Is well worth investigating. H, W. Ridgway, W. M. M. $750 to BRICK BUNGALOW SALESMEN AT YOUR SHERIDAN, D. $15,000. Let us show LOTS-FOU- yoff. At service. RTH WARD SERVICE: Motive Practice. Mmilrd to your Foimh ward, paving paid, valu- Stipf. Power, GKNITO - I'KINARY DISIiASK? able lot, good cut to G. E. Robertson, residence 50x142 2 house, price 1638-W- . AND DlKlCASl f, THE SKIN ROBERTS-TURNE- R CO, feet, lots ..$375 "PRICED TO $3,0(10, on terms. See this. phone, Denver, Colo. ()F 5 2",xl42 feet lots SELL" resi- V)nserniuo i.oliorotorv In Connection. 218 W. Cold. $1,300 Good S rooms, brick bungalow, J. F. V.mlandingham, Citizens HnnU l'hone. I'liono 407. RENTALS 7 25x142 feet lots dence 2272-- Bids, S. $1,200 Five-roo- m modern with bath and fire- phone Good corner lot bungalow, porh, open Chris. G. residence Members: Now Mexico State We have a special rental de- $300 Bleeping porch, basement, shade place, well furnisher?, EOxlSO, c, Z:ipf, phone F. C. BAKES, M. D. Association. with an exclusive Fourth 1444-- Realty partment OESTREICir, REALTOR trees, largo lot on paved ward, price $4,500; WITH FURNISHED BUNGALOW Diseases of the Eye. Glasses Fitted rent man in In terms liko rent. Bee-on- charge. 210 V. Gold. I'liono ! street, close on South Arno. Ofrice removed to 114 N. d One of the cholco modern homes II. CHAS. liOEHL, residence Cozy homo, four rooms and ROBERTS-TURNE- R CO. This HOME must sell, $1,000 8S0-- st. Groun d floor. Phone M2. flret of Uiia city, best phone porches, three blocks off Cen- 218 W. Gold. Phono 407 payment, balance easy neighborhood; REAL AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT terms. See priced, to sell now; $5,500, on ESTATE, INSURANCE, tral, nice location. Fourth ward, Dwellings tern is. RENTALS AND LOANS splendid shade, FOR HALE Maxwell l' easy terms; $4100 chummy roadster, OK KENT Furnished three-roo- Corner of Second nml Gold. a sncrince. Phone 312. modern takes this one. Chiropractic it house; two In- A, C, STARES, screened purches. JOSEPH COLLIER. Ofllco 1'hono 840 I. I'. GILL, RK.U; KST.VTE 2,1 Arnll-1- Building. FOR SALE Chevrolet Just DRESSMAKING quire 1006 Fouth Edith. 321 W. Gold Ave. Phono 108 JjLi""1 overhauled. 510 West Marble. 0T W. Cold. 711. I'liono 770. r,:s V. Central iihiMbi l JX.ii.Nij dune m Uie FOR KENT Throe, modern houses, dlf I'liono FOR SALE Poultry-Eggs- " A. J LD pruinpn Ford touring or roadster best possible manner, prices reasonable ferent sizes, for location and prices hody, old model. 1'hons 17G2-- 117 Gold avenue, phono Singer Inquire 524 South Edith. FOR ALE Nine White Leghorn bens. 411 14.12-- 5 Rivin Machin Cum Rent-Room- West Marhle. ba LE 3000; puny. FOK KENT Houses, nil For s FOR SALE MlscelUneous phone ord Lignt Jiulck, klnds;furnlshed with Board FOR louring car, West Gold. and unfurnlr.ned. McMillln & FOR HF.NT Furnished rooms, also IF TOli WANT to buy a nice home In HA K'l LETT SALE Three dozen white leghorn in Wood, light I'KiVA E I liEltCULAlt SANATOttlUM I'EARH. l'hone lllllK-- J six ohl. FOR SALE Ford a Renllors, 200 West Oold. housekeeping rom. 113 South University Heights, come to Coal and phllats, month o. C, Frant roadstor, runs like HI UHAR1I fJr 24f7-lt- 10S0-J- . 1 Mil South Kdlth; excellent Columbia si rain. 20S ea p. 21 boulevard. FOR HUNT FOK KENT meals; avenues, and buy from owner canning Pnone heavy laying l'hone f ?fj5h 5Vlrglnla Three housekeeping rooms; Furnished cottage, two special diets; general nursing; summer four-roo- modern adobe CASH North Arno. EXPERT 819 rooms and FO it KENT Larue front room with stucco; big REorsTElts h,..,l. RADIATOR REPAIRING u ground floor. North Fourth. sleeping porch, lights, south r.ites. per month, $50. l'hone 1315-- bnsement. two chane-ei- l nn.l iv. Phone. 20f,8-- steam good porches. garage, El Paso Cash uneet Metal works, 217 North Third. lrO It KEN u 1 u - highlands. heat and running water. Thoue repaired. T Bon f ilfurnished five- JAMESON'S RANCH The place to get cement walks; Just finished; cash or Register Co., 21 .North FOR SALE Ranches 5 FOK - Stanton street, FOR HALE Huick car; runm apartment. Phone 1579-- ItENT Four- unfurnlsh-70- wt'll; two mill's from free from terms. Phone 1012-- or see Scott El Paso. Texas. first-clas- s touring ed IS town; RANCH with twentv-tw- o condition. liond-DIllo- n 'nouses, 70.,, 715. 717 South FOR It NT l'leasaut front room 1:1 dust li.njhe, Co. FOK KENT Three modern light house- and smoke; free transportation to FOR SALE acres, in all kinds city. Hi Walter, til) each. Phone 1530. modern house to man employed, l'hone and from home o.ii uoiiihwil'k pnonograpli part alfalfa; keeping rooms. Norlh Maple. 13D0-- town; good cooking; nnd $25 of of Two-loo- worth records, ail for $7f, If fruit: owner's health failed, must FOR first-clas- s FOK KENT meals served 2238-.- SALE Overland touring; FOU KENT Furnished modern furnish- family style. Phone tUH SALE, Livestock taken at once; also Chihuahua 401 sell; with or without tock and apartment and ed two 230. FOR dog. Imple- condition. Price f.100. 609 West Me 1010 1D00-- house; Bleeping; porches, ltKNT Three furnished rooms, for Norlh or 1031-- ments. Two Kin garage, Forrester. Phono Key at 7of East FOlt SALE F'lenhth Flflh, phone miles frotn business dis- ley. Santa Fe. housekeeping; reasonable. 423 West FOR RENT Thoroughbred trict. Phone owner. 2417-R- Fort KENT Pout a Fe. Storeroom Giants. 202 North Arno. FOR RALE Large assortment of solo or 348, SAVE 50 to 76 on Housekeeping apartment, LIST your vucant houses wun the hog 132, Old A , per cent used parts furnished 215 City FOR p.iiuiH, varnisnes ana colors. postofflco lluiuern,ue. etc.-- o complete. North Seventh. Co.. for FOR KENT at 413 West Cop- SALE Jersey milk cow; will sell full stock for over twenty-flv- dif- Realty prompt and efficient FOR I'.HNT One room furnisher! for Building See.,,,ioI!. F. Vontihnn. automobile RANCH of four arres, fenced. ferent Full HUNT A modern fur- service. 207 West Hold, 7. per: suitable for garage. II. E cheap. Apply 1043 North painting, entirely cars. Mcintosh On., 311 West Cop. flat, partly phone housekeeping, modern conveniences. Inquire mornings, 702 South Second. G51-- Willi five-fo- three-fourt- G1C Pnone poultry wire, nished. K. West Cen- - Four-roor- n Bill Coal. Sherman, at First Savlnre Bank and Eighth. per Mulmrum, FOR RENT Tioupe and sleep-Ins- ? West mllo west of liurelas Trust Company, phone S. FOR KALE SOFT .SPOTS Heel and arch cushions bridge; I'OR SALE five passenger Bulck porch, furnished. Inquire 614 FOR RENT Nice, clean npartmTritsT Nice young does, also good fallen house, three screened FOK KENT 405-- WILL to "suit prevent Insteps; cures all foot porches; In good condition and finely Two rooms, nicely furnish- reasonable. Imperial Hotel, 21114 West arrange tenant a 2r,xt00 laying hens, very cheap. 1600 South troubles, Planter Arch water In bouse, new garage and chicken equipped ed SOS SuthrOdlthphonoJ foot brick Elm. tl. RiinnnO. lth cord tires, (.'00. at 207 for light housekeeping. North FOR RENT Furnished Oemrul. building: good condition: F. 40S r'e,,tral' houses; full blooded chickens and tur- Inquire and unfurnished opposite Santa Fe reasonable Keleher Leather Co Wet West Oold, phone C67. Broadway. homes In all parts of the FOR RENT room. shops; B'OR SALE F'lne milk cow; must Bell: keys; also furniture; terms. Call owner, city. Lovely rront bed terms. Pee or write L. 109 EAT POPLAR ex 241B-J- FOR SALE FOK KENT Three-roo- rurnlshed apart- Turner Co.. 218 West Gold, 407. no Heyman, best cash Drlces takp. iter ir,no Kr.,,th Apriary pure honey, Large assortment of phone sultnhle for two: sick. 31: North North First, N. M. irncteu, put up in 5, 10 and - ment; 011 ItENT-er- n 1C70-- Albuquerque. Elm. 2',i, e paints, varnishes and colors. private bath, gas and heat. FOR Furnished four-roo- mod- - Kleventb. phone cans: out of town order nmm rit Iv FOR SALE ranch on Toper Fee B. P. North Second. n (10 In Mnnahan, automobile painting. house, two screened-i- porches. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, in FOR SALE Ten good ilnlry cows, either filled. Ed Kneese. Albuauernue. New Pecos; acres cultivation, balance .702 South 651 V. Three-roo- .T. rOK SALE Second: phone - FOK KENT furnished garage. Rhone 1H11 1201 K;ist Copper. modern home, close In. two blocks front single or a bargain If herd Is taken. Mexico, general delivery. pasture and tlrnljer; fcilr house and good 153S-.T- . all on FOR SALE 1 i120 WeBtcott, apartment with south sleeping 1' OR RENT Nico four-roo- 417 West FL'iiNn HUE REi'AInlNO and Phone big barn: gravel road; cattle gras porch. cottage. pnstnfflre. Lend. upholsteri- FOlt SALE Pianos, elec- re- Ked 214 North Walter. No. ng. Phono 613-- or 2035-- player pianos, Ing permit can lie secured in forest Seal Continental Motor, five 307 West HazelrRne. See Broad ROOMS Newly cool. Ervlp FOR SALE Or will rent, good team of tric orchestian with at- good cord 500 FOK furnished, large, Bedding pianos, slot serve; would make a good resort propo- tires, extras; for quick KENT Two lurnlshcd for Bicycle company, 220 South Company. gentle horses. Frank Sanchez, 802 pre-w- rooms, Second, clean, modern, bath, and tachments, phonographs: values; sition; good trout and big game sale. D. T. Osborne. 900 North Fourth. .light housekeeping; adults; do tick. phone 736. down. 023 Pouth Fourth. FOlt SALE Used milk North Thirteenth. for 108 or write fishing 721 cans, quick action, phone hunting; price $7,000; might take up to South Second. three-roo- $1.50; sectional bookcase P. 214 FOR RENT Two, cottages. IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; with desk; FOR SALE Flemish Giants. Ilufus flenrge Learnard Piano Co., South $3,000 In Income property. Ac'dress FOR A GOOD used car come five-roo- get o on new and used furnt-tur-e Walter. and see FOr. KENT Nicely furnished large furnished, $25; one modern, rntes by day or week. Over Pastime prices Rede, Black, Belgians, bucks, does and core Journal. what we have and those we have three-roo- before 325 South 1925-- listed modern apartment; no sick. furnished. J.",0, University Heights. 216 Thenler. 211 V, West Central. buying. First. friers. 710 West Lead, phone FOR SALE Combination coal and for sale. Oden Rutck Fifth and 23t North Columbia. Mrs. FOH gas Company, Iloyer. LINCOLN sale oak dining table and six HALF CAR young Wyoming horses, sev- range, gas wntcr heater, high-grad- e I.IINE .VI All Al lll I. IMC1 Oold, 1200. Ai'ARTM EN'J'S. newly furnish- leather-botto- phone 1COH ItENT Two rooms and FOR RENT Six miles on Norlh Fourth ed rooms: chairs; Shuttle Worth eral good matched gray teams; Vlctrola. full length adjustable dress The orange colored cars. Engle. Ele- sleeping hot water, cool and close In. Wilton weight Dam Hot N. porch, furnished, J25. 1C01 East Cen- street, house and fur- 312 914-- velvet rug: all good as new, for 1.200 to 1,500 pounds. Martin form, white basslnett on wheels. Moyd phant Butte end Springs, porch, South Third, phone f Carrol, 1142-- J. price. Call 8S4, or 101 South brown fiber two M. Meet all trains at Engle, tral, phone nished or unfurnished, near school; rent RENT-Tw- Mountain road and First, or apply 1209 baby carriage, and light- tearing HOURS QUALITY CARS FOu or three-roo- foi F urteenth. silk 1222 West Hot at 11 .10 a. m. 2:30 m. FOR RENT A-- l reasonable. Apply 1(100 South Walter. North Second. weight Persian rugs. Springs and p. A STOCK to at furnished apartment. nlshed apartment, modern; no 1018-J- . on LARGE choose from ell clean and FOR ItENT Small furnished or sick; FOR SA I.E Sanitary couch, four dining Central, phone Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam cars times. A demonstration will comfortable; suitable for unfur ground floor. 417 West Silver. room the Darn line. We drive our own cars. satisfy two. 025 West Marble. nlshed house, In good condition: chairs, ono rocking chair, carpet FOR SALE US EFFECTO AUTO SEAT you. Iionns MOTOR CO., phone 434. very FOR PENT Two rooms with clothes Miscellaneous TOP and Write for reservstlons at our expense, not modern, but has elertrlc and largo airy sweeper, wringer, guitar with Effecto Auto Vali-pa- 613-1- 5 West Central. FOtt RENT Very nice! lights out In FOR KALE Concord dressing. Enamel, clean, large 2" 1M7-J- . sleeping porch, furnished to rent case; all good condition; sell at sac- grapes. Phono HEFFERNAN DHOS., Props. city water; rent or $31). Phone H 2404-J- Valspar Enamel on automobiles. apartment, furnished; rent reasonable; single or double. 2a South Arno. rifice. 117 West Grand. Hot Springs, N. V-- no no 916 FOR RENT Five-roo- Plymouth Cottage Paint. Homestead IN NEED OB sick; children. Forrester. furnished house"; FOR weTl PALE WHEN front and back RENT Nicely furnished, FOR Canning tomatoes. Phone Floor Paint. Roof Paint and Cement Sat- - mag- - FOK RENT Three-roo- large porch, garage; 2404-.1- Albuo,orriiie-Sa- fe- T ie TIRES, rims, carburetors, springe, apartment, one-roo- ventilated bed room, suitable for one FOR SALE isfaction assured. Thos. F. Keleher Leath- srheela. water also house In the rear; rent Houses It.MIV NIAIIF. neloe generators, gears, axles, llphts, and gas; water paid; .'j0 or two gentlemen. South Third. FOR er Co., 40S West Central. 1057-- no 1011 Inquire at 322 South Arno, or Ill FOlt SALE SALE Concord grapes. Thoue Phone To Taos (Read Down) bearings horns, accessories adults; sick. North Second. 1340-- Nicety furnished cottage, 2404-J- phone ELGIN 1IOTF.L Sleeping rooms and corner 8xl40. 611 ASDESTOS ROOF Leave 7 30 a. m. COME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. FOR RENT One one beau- lot, West Moun PAINT single, the Palm-da- WB HAVE BALVAOED TO DATE THE Iarg,r FOR RENT Two comfortable furnished housekeeping apartments, by day. tain road. FRYERM for delivery, rhono THIS e paint contains no tar, Arrive 2):to a. m. tifully furnished hot week or month. Central. 2IOS-R- 12:110 FOLLOWING MAKES CARS: aparatment; In 5024 West or la flre-prn- will Leave u. m. OF water. 1511.15 West Roma, 4011-- cottages, beautiful Te.1ano canyon; FOR KALE House, also com- pitch asphalt, and phone Ad- FOR RENT WeTTf urnlshed! furnished; west. Leave 12:30 p. m. Bulck C24, C23. Dlr, D65; Cadillac climate Ideal: telephone service. Froniroom. bed. Call 6 or FOR KALE Hotel, Fourth stnnd the hot, dry climate of the FOR RENT Three IT. plete after Saturday. and Central, Arrive ft:(rl p. m. Chalmers, Chandler, Chevrolet 430, FB. pleasant rooms, bath dress B. Hammond, phone adjoining bath, use cf phone, clone in, 32.1 Columbia. fil'fl-- We also have ft red, maroon and (Teen and lit. one 7113 phone To Grand; t, Dodge, Dort, front porch, completely rurnlshed; box fir.S. N. M. or two gentlemen. West Stiver. paint. All kinds, $1 per Our A!huqoerque (Heud lp) Baby no Albuquerque. FOR SALE Four-roo- KALE gallon. 20. H. K. M'tch-e- ll sick: no children. 112 South Ninth. modern home. In FOR Apples, also sweet new. built-u- p Albuquerque ...Arrive... 7:00 p. m. Ford, Hup N.; Maiwell, FOR RENT Furnished five-roo- mod- FOR RENT Ono and two room apart- apple roofs with pebble finish, fine 611 cider. Phone e 1S24-J- . Santa Fe enve... 4:00 p. m. Olds 8. Overland, every model; fexon FOR RENT Two or three modern rooms furnished houfoOt,,, condition; very reasonable. will last twenty-fiv- years. Phone ern bungalow, in ments, for ping; South Santa Fe A n . . 1 1 4S 4 ; Studehaker 4 and Wlllys-Xnlgh- t, for University Heights: no Eighth. FOR SALE Concord Manzano On.. 110 Ivs. p. in. and i; housekeeping: near high school; 114 J"0 sick: el se In f.03 North Fourth. grapes. The South Walnut. 11 .115 m. large sleeping porch, Princeton, ng 240S-J.- Rspan'la ...... Arrive. ., a, every model. no sick. Phone IGIOJ. 20S North Arno. .",0 FOR SALE one or nicest small houses Ranch, phone car la the above by the month; by the year. Inquire FOR ItENT Three furnished"-sleepi- In Taos Leave... 7:50 a. m. If you don't tee your 123 2133-W- . University Heights; near car line. BUDDY'S FOR RENT Three rrome and bath. at Vossar. or phone rooms In modern home: genii-ma- TR" MILK; BEST IN TOWN. FOR SALE . FARE TO SANTA FT,. UM list, remember, Call afternoons, 121 Cornell. 2J13-R- Poultry.Egps furnished for 609 ::t::2-R- . Phono TO H1.B0. SALVAGING T.ATD WODEL light housekeeping. FOR RENT After new preferred. 1H Cornell, or phone SALE Ap- - TAOS, WB ARB September fj, FOR In three-roo- FOR Hens and fryers, cheap, South First. at the Hotel four-roo- SALE Helen, house FOR SALE Fire Ad" CARS EVERY DAY. Apply Savoy furnished bungalow, with FOR RENT front insurance agency. plv 723 North Fourteenth. Albuquerque Headquarter Rlngllnt of used office. two Nicely furnished lore and sleeping porch, for $1,300. Inquire dres Box Brothers' cigar Wore. 310 West Central In addition to the largest stock bath, screened porches and garage; bed room, privi- 4;. city. COM- three-roo- private, quiet home; 3B.8ernls, 119 South High. FOR SALE Young laying hens and Aver Phone Hflft. In the state, we carry FOR KENT Furnished apartment, four also and bath apartment. 1506 FOR KALE Kecond-hun- d t parts lege of light housekeeping. 710 South pullets, cheap. Inquire 1524 North Santa Fe Bank Contno-Honer- y. PLETE line of NEW gears, drive shafts, rooms, modern: also East Central. Applv at 724 East Central. FOR SALE New modern home' 1500 Call 232t-M- . Headquarters apart- Arno. down very cheap. Seventh. rhone axle sharts and general accessories, tor ment with sleeping porch. 1104 North New three-roo- and monthly payments Ilka rent. tit. FOR RENT house, T. A. FOR KALE Hood apples and at v.ry car, Second. n LOOK Homelike front room, Hammond. 824 East Sliver. pears, bath, glasscd-l- sleeping porch, sleeping s I538-.- ARB TH75 LOWEST. blocks from Five-roo- rapp jiatry, pnone OOn PRICES FOR RENT Four-roo- furnished cot- screened porch, electric gas and private entrance, bath: five FOR SALE modern home, VIADUCT OARAGE. lights, so 509 FOR KALE Ten Har-vest- tage; modern: targe and Areola heat. 1020 East Central: open Central; sick; 112.50 month. garage, two blocks from store and shares of Hryan 600 SOUTH SECOND. yard garage; West stock. Phone 1327-- adults. 315 North Fourteenth, phone dally, 10 to 12. Phone 2400-R- (43 per Iron, street car. 114 Cornell, the Heights. T.arpesf parts house Id the state. 10S9-- FOR A I.E Nice month. FOR RENT bed room FOR SALE Dy suburban blacK plush winter coat; Newly papered ownei, home, also dresses. 414 South BUSINESS CHANCES FO.. RENT Two apartments, fully fur- FOR RENT Five-roo- house, elegantly and dressing room; employed ltolv or four rooms and sleeping porch, city party Fourth. nished for light housekeeping. Adults. furnished; two porches, glassed-i- n gentleman; no sick: very reasonable. water, fruit trees, grape arbor. Postof- - FOR SALE Fine canning and eating SALIC Hotel, twonty room, pool Ready September 1. Phone 1644-- 401 sleeping porch, garage: on paved street, 600 South Droadway. ricebox 213, city. pears. Robinson, old Town, phone 12SS. yoi and 313 South 6fi hall bar; good lease, South Seventh. car line, 819 East Central: month; FOR RENT FOR SALE Three-roo- house with vrk First. lease for one 406 South Furnished front room, also nnri Store room 23x90 feet South Second Street. Will FOR ItENT Three lovely rooms and year. Apply throe rooms and porch, chicken house for two hundred chickens EXPERT guaranteed work, phone H34-.- 1 Two-stor- y brick sleeping I'OR SALE building. glassed porch, east front, ejosa In, High, partly furnished; best steam garage, lights and water. 1205 DeANC.El.I3, 215 Bouth location for location; 490-- Wt pure milk, butter, remodel to suit tenant. First; good any furnished, gas and coal danges. rhone heat. 210 North Ninth. Iron, phone tage cheese and Phone Kind of buslnms. 1988-- FOR RENT Miscellaneous. 2412-J- A REAL BARGAIN In a four-roo- five-roo- FOR RENT Two FOR SALE A house and FOIl RENT Nice two-roo- Foil KENT Piano! Phone 20U:V." largo housekeeping house, localed on corner and car line; WANTED close business. housekeeping rooms, well furnished: back ami front one To buy must he mall grocery; In; good apartment, adjoining hath; close in; no FOR RENT 710 West Lead. block from school, ll.ROO; $500 cash, In good condition Oarage, porches, ground floor, close in; no small to 1576-- and cheap. Phone Call at 316 South Seventh. sick; no children. 522 West balance suit. Phone 212S-- Lead, phone FOR RENT Car.lge. 314 Vest Coal. children. 306 West Iron. Desirable unfurnished Nice a 200 FOR SALE three-roo- house, furnace heat, FOR PALE furnished house and Dandy cottage, FOR SALE Gas hns been for Three-roo- FOR RENT Piano, excellent on South range, side oven, pot business that going thirty OR RENT furnished apart- Kent-Roo- m Walter; well furnished; Address care Journal. Phone 1904-- J rcr with Board low shelf; perfect condition. 313 South garage. No. 821 North Fourth Street. Call 643. years. Bungalow, ment; hot and cold water, lights and modern; priced, and very easy FJrst. FOR SALE Stnres. Iroteis, rooming phone paid; rent reasonable. 411(4 FOR RENT Large, new, brick garage, ROlTArDTaARD SirTsoutrT K road terms. Apply 701 East Banta Fe, phone Fo'r SALE Twelve -' nouses, garages, restaurants and other South Broadway. cement floor; access from Cold avenue, gauge Ithaca, ham- 124 632-- merless double barrelled P. F. McCANNA, INC. not advertised South Arno, phone FOR SALE sixty-nin- e shotgun. Phone "high class propositions FOR RENT Two nice, clean rooms and ROOM AND BOARD, 'i a week, fill 1423 West Central, 2403-R- locally. FvOberts-Turn- Co., 218 West sleeping porch, furnished for house- South Broadway, foot frontage; pavement all paid Oold. keeping: bath connection; garage In the FOR RENT Office Koom for; five-roo- house and garage; pries MANZANO GINGER ALE FOR PENT Sleeping porch and board. HELPS Is FOR SALE Cafo, four years established back. 1210 South Walter. North $5,300. Inquire 1419 West Central, phoni digestion and good for the pT Maple. 72S-- nerves. will sell If sold at n business; cheap FOR RENT Three largo rooms, glassed-i- nue, above Mmson'i Book Ftc.re. FOR n on write for RENT Olassed-l- porch, with FOR SALE One one once; national highway, sleeping porch, bath adjoining, nice- nnti Onmnnnr. A nto Depart merit. bonrd. 114 North FOR SALE New homes by owner; one reed baby sulky, to W. K. Stovall, Commercial ly furnished for deBlrable Maple. 24 West ono baby bed; also three hens. 40;J East particulars housekeeping; RCOM.1 AND Gold; Cafe, Hnlbrnnk. Ariz. location. 616 West Coal. FOR CLASS s, coping porch with 110 North Maple; one four-roo- 210 Coal. RENT Rooma board; no sick. 1027 Forrester. I'OR SALE Best grocery business In North Maple; terms. Call 821 West Sil- FOR SALE Five ten-fo- goods FOR RENT Now apartment, three RENT Room. 410 1949-- dry New Mexico; lease on 'building; es- Full South Seventh. CANVAS Bleeping porcn. with board. ver, phone counters. Apply Kahn'a 102 FURNISHED HOME FOR SALE rooms and bath, disappearing bed and 110 store, business i on RENT Cool front room. 609 West per week 1207 East Central. three-roo- North First. tablished and doing a profitable other built-i- n close no FOR SALE Only $2,400 for o annum features, in; Fruit. 2042-- for forty-tw- years: sales per 315 Oold. Phone TABLU HOARD meals served; modern house. with large sleeping FO" SALE oven Four rooms, sleeping porch, front bath, fram some one to sick or children. Inquire East single Jewel gns range, with porch, 1100,000; a chance for step FOR RENT Furnished room; no sick. home cooking. 312 Norlh Tenth. porch, in excellent condition; seven block bargain it taken at once. 1210 construction. This is a modern little home, located in will net five FOR RENT Furnished con- 811 In Virginia into a business that easily apartments, West Silver. FOR RENT Room and board in from town, nice ligation, highlands. boulevard. to six thousand per annum: Invoice and venient to annatnrtums; four rooms, quiet Phone 198S-- the Highlands. Priced at $3,150 for quick sale. Terms n FOR RENT Several reoms, unfurnished. section of 819 North Eleventh, FOR SALE One one fixtures about eight to twelve thousand, glnssed-l- sleeping porches, gas; on East city. range, $25; heater, It desired. 124 South Edith. phone 1099. FOR SALE Homes, It will be to your $S, 2363-- o suit nothing1 asked for Central car lino. Call 1.121 East Central, and one rug, $8. Phone purchaser; Interest to see us before purchasing a 12 19 North Second. good-wil- l. Address P. Andrews, Box 829, or see McMillln A Wood. Phone 348. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms. FOR RENT Nicely furnlened rooms with first-cla- home, as we have a list M. 421 South Third. table 1 327-- large G Banta N. board. Phone Jerts-Tum- FOR SALE Underwood, number stand- Pe, 110 South Arno. to select from. Rt Co., 218 FOR RENT FOR RENT Two clean bed rooms. West Oold, 4Q7. ard typewriter; good shape, $35. Phone dwelling. phone 1947-M- . WILLIAM Realtor CARPENTERING North Fourth, FOR RENT Board nnd room; glasscd-l- n 1110 South Broadway. J. LEVERETT, FOR SALE Well-bui- by FOR KENT One furnished room house. rooms. 218 sleeping porcb, for two. 1207 East practical FOR SALE used, FOll ODD JOBS and contract work, call 1220 FOR RENT Furnished South builder, $075 cash, or best offer, buys Player piano, excellent 110. 313 West Gold. Forrester. 1667-- Central. first cash Phone H76-- Walter. Phone and glassed-l- n sleeping porch. condition; Investigating and Foil RENT Four-roo- FOR RENT Furnisher! room. 122 South ROOM, PORCH AND BOARD. Mi a Electrlo and water, The best In buyer sure to take It. Phone ion. PAINTING raper hanging North Twelfth. If city all work guaranteed, I,. W. Seventh, phone 729-- month; tray service: nurse's care town for bealthseekera. Palmer, 1822 FOR SALE New Singer sewing ma- . 701 desired. Phone 1079-- w Owens, 608 Sou'h Edith, pnune im-j- FOR KENT Furnished house. FOR RENT furnished South High phone 1752. chine: cosh or payments. Phone West Coal. Phone 1656-- Neutly sleeping BOARD 973-- call 411 East Cen.ral. LET ME FIGURE YOUR NEW HOUSE room. 321 North Fourth. (lood home cooking, rates by FOR SALE In south highlands, new Four-roo- the meal or week. Mrs. corner tntee-roo- or repairs; reasonable prices; work FOlt RENT furnished house. FOR RENT room, Knight, cottage; two large screened TYPEWRITERS, all mokes, $lj and up; I755-W- . Convenient sleeping Broadway n guaranteed; estimates free. Call 2:8 North Fourth. Dr. Easterdny. reasonable. 416 East Silver. andjloid. in porches, oak floors throughout, built-i- $3 per month. Albuquerque Typewriter FOR'nF.NT foTTwo a pay- 123 E. E. Johnson, 016 John. FOR RENT Five-roo- modern nous Have lovely vacancy features; real buy; very small Exchange. South Fourth. FOR RENT Furnishes rooms; do chil- VV. 701 and unfurnished. 228 North Waller. convalescents. Mrs. II. Reed, phone ment down, baWce Ilk rent. East FOR SALE Used" tractors, and TH DO ODD ,tOB carpentering dren. 110 South Walnut. 122E-J- . 406 South Walter. Santa Fe, or phone 93. house reasonable:; Investigate Two-r..o- with gang plows. Hardware building, FOR RENT rurmshed bouse, FURNISHED modern rooms; no no CAN SALE in our low prlcee; estimates free. Phnoe with 1022 South Walter. elck; accommodate a young man with FOrt By owner, new modern Department, J. Korber & Company; Lots Now On Sale the New porch. children. 414 West Silver. l'rl-va- five-roo- 8396-- J. F. Kluken. 812 Yale. room and board. Modern home, house, elegantly furnished; FOR 8aTe Used tractnT-- SO and FOR RUNT Three-roo- furnished house, FOIl or 901 South fine location; to come and ! WANT my low j.rlces CI 8 RNT Sleeping housekeeping family. Walter. priced sell; with gang Hardware I you to Investigate with bath. Call South Walter. rooms. 207 see If you to a new furnished plows on kind of a building proposition North Fifth. FOR ItENT Have beautiful home for a it want buy Department, J. Korber A Company. any FC-- RENT New ttiree-roo- house: also extra lot. 1113 South Edith. you have in view. A. B. maimer. nung-lo- bungalow. GRAY8TONE rooms, 2181, West Gold. few young ladles to room and board; FOK SALE Fresh buttermilk and H61-W- . South High, 125 a month. Phone AM. 210-- SALE Builder. Box 41. city. Phone Phone Mrs. K. Ouldl. home atmosphere. 209 North High. FOR By owner, fine home, best cheese; also fresh milk In gallon Two-roo- residential MAKB a of In any FOR RENT house with sleep- LAliOE, cool roum, furnished, ROOM AND BOARD, In district, strictly moi'rn, lots. Swayne'a Dairy, phone 1915-- I specialty Jobbing beautifully private east n line of masonry. Before cold weather ing porch; city water and lights, tie. private bath. 1211 West Roma. home; nurse eare, tray service, tod front, five rooms, glassed-l- sleep- HIC'KSTDATrY Phono 410. 1748-J- . porch, Pullman breakfast nook, your chimney tops and fire- FOR RENT clean mea's. 207 North High, ohone ing large GUARANTEED MILK Choice level lots, city water, ditch water. Buy one of repair Several large, lovely, front screen porch and back porch, lawn, places. The mission fireplace builder, FOR RENT Small modern cottugo, fur- bed rooms. 413 South Broadway. ROOM AND HOARD Can accommodate PINTS, c: quarts. lFc. Phone 7SS. IBOO-.- glassed-i- n 302 shade trees, flowers and garage. N. F. these lots rent to will be h one nished; sleeping a five-Inc- and pay ypurself, you surprised p porch. FOR RENT Furnished room and kltch-e- young man with room and board; LeSuer, 306 North Twelfth. FOR SALE 141) feet of new h Sohth Arno. modern home; private 901 South steel soon will own a home. Let us show you the 1724, West Central, phone 358, family. FOR SALE At $1,250 small concrete sidewalk forms, $4i. how you DRESSMAKING FOR RENT Furnished, half bunrfalow; Walter. each, four Phone 1947-- New Mexico Steel Inc. FOR RENT Larue trousekeeplng room houses on 600 block South Ninth; Co., lots and building at once. community bath; (35 per month. Ap- on TABLE BOARD Can aooommoduie two Tuesday begin 611 Coal. first floor, at 6U North Second. owt.r must sell; city water and electrlo F'OR SALE Kitchen range, good condi- ply West or three persons for meals by the In FOR RENT Very desirable room, lights all; each house worth $1,750; tion, priced reasonably; bargain; can Only 320 Down nd $10 per Month. 15S0-R- . 1010 FOR RENT Four-roo- furnished week; only a short ride from town. Mrs. on terms. City WANTED Sewing. Phone nicely bath; close In. 114 8outh Arno. 105 rapidly spreading that be seen at 423 South Seventh, phone 61$. - house, two porches, 146; no children. Fleming. South Cedar. direction. City Company, Real-tnr- s, roil eater. FOR RENT nean and Realty SALE 1201 South Walter. Nice, sleeping MRS. MARSHALL'S homo for 807 West Oold. phone 6(17. FOR Watermelons, oantaloupea FAHHIONABLB dressmaking: references. housekeeping rooma 121 4 North Third. private and tomatoes; wholesale or 1901 J. 616 East Central. convalescents, excellent meals, table THE BEST HOUSE on or retail; '& Phone FOR RENT Nicely modern furnished FOR RENT Two rooms furnished 1107 bargain earth, P. Wilson, McMillion Wood, Realtors nice and tray tervlce; reasonable rates. other four-roo- quality guaranteed. J. phone FIRST-CLAS- S work cottage on ear lino. For at any place; a modern 2404-R- dressmaking, guar- key apply for housekeeping. Apply E21 West North Twelth, 11B1-- J. i 1tl7-J- . 1204 South Edith. phone house, with large trees, vines and screen anteed, SIS Booth Walter, phone 208 Gold. SPECIAL suir.n.er rates, fuft per month; porches, for $1,600; the best rent propo- FR SALE Two thoroughbred Boston West box: Flvo-ioo- ri.BATINU. accordion, side and FOR RENT brick, well fur- FOR RENT Large, airy room and sleep- excellent board. prlvale room with sition In town and a good place to live. bull pups, five months old; have reg- mall orders. N. Crane, tit North nished, eloso in; no sick. Inaulrs W ing porcb. 60 South. Aruo, phone sleeping porch and trav service. Hu In good neighborhood: part terms. Call istered papers; very cheap. 1800 South gtventh, Cram Apartment phono. Slit '.wem Buyer, J hi 4 ',iij4?.Ji-v,,S-'- f vO 1

T V September 8, 1922. ni nmnMlMP irilTDtV'&I1- Page Ten. niJUWyWUtttUUmrftiironitp lHVllHf ... I 1 - I ..i.iiiiiiiiiii.iiihiih1iimiiii II '"'"' - g -- -. ninni ii n h nnnnTPniirii gr " j.:--'..,. ,?.,. iniim- mm 'IT'OU will want to embrace dear old Bartlett Pears itimmuu JL dad just as his children did wnen W HOLD MEET realized they had neglected a THEATRE to bed rock price. Wc have the GETS UNDER they Are now down Ml! heart of gold for empty pleasures. AND TOMORROW best, strictly hand picked. TODAY T HEWINTEH HERE.HEXT WtEKi Concord Grapes RUPERT HUGHES HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY We consider them now as low as they are going State! Two-Da- of American author who to be. The making of jelly and jam should not be New Secretary Discusses y Meeting the one great With the A. Executive boaru the screen BIG DOUBLE BILL! delaved. . New Program G. P. tells his own story on IT IS TIME to consider buying a box of Fetrolene of Directors; to Be Devoted to Discus- a A-- Board has written and directed perfect with the free White Lily. Both l and a soap Appoint Committees. sion of Game Questions. f motion bargain. I picture The winter season of activities of . .. t.. unvifn snortsmen have Phone 28 asso- - attend the sea-- 1 WARD'S CASH STORE,! the Young Men's Christian bee invited to elation was launched last night at alons of the execuiivo.iiuo.iu"'. Delivered for 10c of the floard or ...nn protective 1 508 West Central. Orders the first meeting which,., at of the association with will meet directors ?oon - the new general secretary. E. V. the chamber 01 i ot organized here Beptemner Berry. A program lors. il pnn inn ni cum- - .ni he onen for ot all game and will remember forever mittees suggested hy Mr. Berry w.w the discussion A motion picture you directors. fish problems ot me approved by the main purposes of "Remembrance' The hoard npprnveu i" One of the If you liked "The Old Nest" you'll love Moss as work the meeting is to determine the Always ment of J. N. hoys' Mexico sports-- ; Albuquerque's r,... t association. sentiment of New criLitu ,i I"' ip ... fish or game Worth frnm unn O IWi men regarding any Finest .MOSS CitMl'- " ' t. While years ago ana mm - ...-.- .- Theater .. . . ;,, hranphpH of thO Y. Man He will state legislature. It is expected CHRISTMAS Us Send a !M. C. A. work In the city. m (Let that a numner imi Now! Order silver To mat oroiien wmuu take up his duties at once, n.e ; for discussion and d- Start your replace Lumber Co. appreciation ot tne will be up from us and pay for it weekly. glass. Albuquerque also expnssed as I'bo'iie 421. 4J3 North First. work of P. J. Green, who acted entate Warden Thomas P. C. O. WISEMAN NOW SHOWING the Game & temporary secretary during Gable and the members of th Watchmaker, Jeweler Engraver summer. Mr. Green will be retain- commission Aave been 23 Years' Experience, of the as state game ed as assistant secretary invited to attend the meeting. It 215 South Second. Colin For Sale portation. s is understood that Judge An elaborate program or aunv.-tle- and W. E. McGrath, two out this win- Nehlett in William Fox Presents will be carried of the commission, have - de- members Five shares of Albuauer- ter hy the association, it was signified their intention the already con- cided. The outlook for future of being here for the entire FURNITURE que Dairy association is very bright, of the ference. For Sale: Contents of Stock. At less tnan par. according to Secretary Berry, and brand new; of the railroad "Tuition house, in spite GOLFERS BRING BACK used six months: no sick; which has made Itself felt in the only care prospects for FROM terms. Address Furniture, C. C. Shirk local association, TWO TROPHIES Journal. fut urn success arc encouraging. of BORDERLAND" committees were THE STATE TOURNEY The following Phone 2407-R-- 2 Box 406 City appointed hy C. T. French, presi- Agnes Ayres was never so alluring as in this appealing dent of the hoard of directors: Bringing home two trophies, the rim ma n F imnpfnoua vounrr love. Lavishlv Droduced. Mil Hoys' work, Judge M. E. Hlokey. championship won by Roy McDon- in the cast. chairman; A. E. Johnson and Cap- ald, and the consolation won by WANTED ton Sills and Casson Ferguson tain Hick Guest. Dr. J. R. Van Atta, the local dele- Errand boy not in school. Kellgious work. K. J. Baldrldge, gation of golfers to the state tour- in charge of Blbie Roswell have come Must have wheel. Lump chairman, nament at IDEAL GROCERY Gallup classes; Tr. F, L. MaoCracken, in home much pleased. ALSO charge of foreign work, and the rrv.nca wVir in the Darty Itev. C. It. McKean, from Albuquerque were Mr. Mc- Social. C. P. wait, chairman; r... Donald. Albert Simms, Grover Di Omera Lump Buster Keaton B. Garcia and O. M. Love. vine, Carl Aber, John Tierney, Industrial work. H. L. Hahn, Guido Gtoml, Joe Mcuanna, Lo G. E. IN chairman; D. E. Barton and Murhy. Dr. Gillette Cornish, Dr. Breece. Van Atta, A. B. McGaffey, L. C. MILK Omm Egg Educational work. F. A. Nohl. Arthur Trager, Mr. and Based Alexandre Dumas' immortal novel D. Bennett, upon 'rh.iirman; John Milne and J. Mrs. A. R. Hehenstreit, Mr. and "THE PALEFACE" "THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO" 'Burton. Mrs. Cooper, George S. C. Lester & Your Coal Eefora I'hvsieal work, Carl Magee, Downer and W. S. Fisher, the pro- Fresh Buy A wooden Indian saw this picture and broke up a cigar William Holm and E. F. club. Sanitary chairman; ' fessional of the Country the Rush. store in a fit. The Greatest Adventure Romance ever Filmed Hulick. hysterical laughing chalr-!ma- n; We the Liberty Estelle Wil- Membership, D. W. Faw, Heights. Jtlvo your Supply Cast including John Gilbert, Taylor, Nordhaus. University s Cafe. Prices Sam Kay and Max grnpo and .icach orders to Daily Cafe and the Savoy Regular liam V. Mong, George Seigmann, Virginia Faire Finance. Reuben D. Perry, chair- Gjiwy Store. Aztec Fuel Go. 1 and Gaston Glass. man: I). S?. Rosenwald and Albert FOR CITY DELIVERY fL.;,M-.'fr;VT-''-- ; (i. Simms. WANTED BIDS 2405-R-- 251 House. I. J. Mize, chairman, and PHONE 2 Phone Special Orchestra with the Picture, Starting TI.A ,iiv bnvinir ordered side E. B. Cristy. avenue, LIBERTY DAIRY L. Joe Miller, Prop. P. M. The executive committee or tne walks on East Central at 7:40 association is composed of C. T. we will receive bids per front French, president; John Milne, vice foot for fifteen (15) lots. TIME OF SHOWS, president; M H. Sabin. recording HUGH A. COUi-K- secretary; W. L. Hawkins, treas- 1007 East Central Ave. urer, and E. V. Berry, secretary. Afternoon: 1:00, 3:10, 5:20 Night: 7:40, 9:40 Melons, $1 urate up. I'liono 207. Gordon Landon's Fresh Fish Theater FRUIT IS PLENTIFUL Gentrr'n CCK9. 60c; for sale ot Shade ADMISSION: Shop 1 11 H. IN SANJJAN COUNTY leading groceries. CONTINUOUS TO P. rrr ei.kctbio shob shop Is open for business at 415 Today Matinee: Adults, 35c; Children, 15c. k F. P. Donnell and A. S. Klrkpat-ric- I'bonp 861-- U3 Smith Second. North Sixth Ftreet with a run TODAY AND TOMORROW from a of l'r Call anil Ddltrrj. best shado cloth SALMON Children, 25c. have returned trip line of the TROUT, Night: Adults, 50c; eight davs through San Juan that can be had (Victor Luxor made the by Tlie Ullrtersleeve Electric Co., Hand Made Will county. They trip Central. Phone 797-- and Cloth). HALIBUT automobile, going by way of Cuba 211 East call and give you figures on (Tax Included) and returning by way of Gallup. any number of shades; Best Tt,a n,iwt we i on trie llc and prices Kirch Curtain Hods. Fruits, Vegetables, Indian reservations, according to Guys Transfer Phone 1619-J- . Mr. Donnell. showed a now 01 Groceries, Meats' 000,000 cubic feet of gas each Storage well twenty-fou- r hours. This has We haul anything, any time ana been cased off and the same com- LOCAL ITEMS CLUB is now drillins another well anywhere. Ai pany on flionc 371 328 South Secoii'l Fi 11 miles west of Shiprork. the 1200-- 20SS-- J and Navaio Indian reservation. Night Phones Coal Supply t:a iHior.e 4 and 5. The company that drilled the For Sale 201 North First Street. Wnrrl b.'m been received nf the PRODUCE well adjoining Aztec and is now Phone 19. of Mrs. of CUT! nilr,c annttiDI1 OT1P tO Cet dOWIl death Harry Kennedy, BE Phone I's Ymtr Order; Wc Will So6 South Edith street, at the home to the oil. In the meantime Aztec a 160 acre ranch on Upper Pe from IP1RE Cleaners Do tne Host. of her parents at Guthrie, Okla. Is being supplied with gas cos, 60 acres in cultivation, Hhe is husband, the first well. survived by her EXHIBIT BOOKED DYERS AND HATTEItS balance and timber. two sons and an infant daughter. Parties from California who are HT'G CLEANING pasture from Gal and barn The family ot K. C. Kartchner, nromotintr the railroad Phone 4.". Cor. mb and !olil fair house good big lup to Farmington were in San on road. Cattle supervisor of the Manzano forest, i'un-ne- ll all gravel Snowflake. Ariz., Juan countv last weeK, .nr. has arrived from State College to of the San grazing permit can bo secured and is located on South Walter said, and residents confident that the would LT.V With County Agents Juan basin feel PURE MILK in i Forest Reserve; street. will he built. load railroad make a good resort proposi Factory wood, full truck in Planning Exhibition to Peaches and apples are plentiful. Whole milk or cream, quality Dial Film four dollars, llahn Coal company, Peaches, as fine as are grown any- better than city tion, good trout fishing and l'hono 91. Start 22. guaranteed Sold at this Store Company September where, can be bought for sixty health Delivered big game hunting. Price Mr. and Mrs. n. B. Saucr, who cents per box of twenty pounds. requirements. presents visited relatives and friends in Chi- Fabian Garcia, of the Sta'e dally In any quantity to any pari 17.000: might take up to we seii y next of the Uutlcr's Phone cago and other near-b- cities, have college, will arrive here city. Dairy. $3,000 in income property. skinner's to were the 2403-K- T. returned the city. They week to assist in preparing the highest grade Macaroni, Haines Hunter's absent six weeks. exhibits for the county club I J fruit Theaters Today Address M68. earo Jourtinl. and Production , B. Marcus, who was in Des fair and produce exhibit whicn Spaghetti, Egg Noodles Moines, Iowa, for weeks, on will be held under the auspices MADAM PETITE, PALMIST other Macaroni Product. ousiness anu 10 vimi naa of the county agents ana me i.fV Tlw.nl.r Adnlnh Zukor reiuues, will al At the request of friends, will returned to the city. State college. Mr. Garcia Ayres as the star 10 She one ot tne 01 presents Agues remain days only. Supervisor O. F. Arthur, of the so act as juuges in "Borderland." a rarainuum reads from science, The LIGHT Lincoln national is in the the club exhibits. Miss Mary Milton Sills and strictly Cause No Concern to the Household Supplied forest, boys' dem- .,iti,r tells past, present and future. Cool Mornings on business at the district for- - B. Richardson, state home in the cast; Bus With city will be one of Casson Ferguson Guarantees satisfaction. 1724 in the est office. Mr. Arthur was former- onstration leader, Keaton in tne eomeny, 2130-W- . the club ex- ter West Central. Phone ly supervisor of the Manzano for- the judges for girls' COAL est with in this city. hibits. CERRILLOS EGG headquarters and ex- Miss Winifred of Mira-mont- The club fair produce I.vric Theatei The Dial Film Shuier, will be held at the the with s cozy CERRII.I.OS EGG COAI. fire. on the Mesu, returned last hibit probably corporation presents T. Hayes Start day right CLEARING" - chamber of commerce parlors "The in Breakfast In a few moments and the chill driven nuay. from a vacation to Cali- o Hunter's production Light night trip 22. It is pos-uii.i- DAHLIAS or as as" starling September the Clearing" Irving Bacheller's There Is no substitute for "just good lornia. imvvover. that other quar the who was found as indications greatest story; also presenting CERRILLOS COAL Bacheller's Raymond Tapp. ters will be secured "Oh, Promise Me," $1.50 per dozen delivered. Irving ill with typhoid f'jver at a ware- are there will be more ex comedy, a that Finest large flowers. Greatest house several days ago, is now hibits than can be shown at tne "Monte Cris- - the Pastime Theater HAHN COAL COMPANY Storij patient at charity colony. parlors. Is still the Pastime and RAYMOND F. BLOON Francisco de Baca, of Bernalillo, and exhibition will in- to" at HODKINSON The fair crowds. It is being Phone 216T-- J 91 was in the on business yester- clude of drawing big PHONE city many phases agricultural today. PICTURES day. and stock activity In the county, repeated to Judge and Mrs. Frank W. Parker, especial attention being paid MacCRACKEN. are in the to at- irom Dlt. KHANK b. of Santa Fe, city the fruit industry, rrouucis DAISY B. Maet'KACIvK.J. tend the republican convention. all of the boys' and girls' county DIl. Added PROMISE ME" Mrs. C. A. Muore he Osteopathic Physicians. FOR SALE Attraction "OH, Comedy Born to Mr. and dubs will shown. 8-- K. P. Phone Office e of 627 V2 West Iron avenue, a son. Building. Two nice houses, twenty-fiv- Band Patrol Association Ifi'iltlllM. Irlve VOUt' Residence 89-- J. Shrine Prices yesterday. r,iiirritv foot lots, two rooms each, Regular Mrs. Quarterman, of Santa Fe, gniMi mid peach orders to Daily's sleeping porches, north part of is the guest of Mrs. M. Gagley, of ypxy store. Daily's Kash and Karry. Fancy town, good location. See S 50(1 North Fourth street. peaches, grapes and cano sugar, Kahn, 109 North First, cash or Mrs. C. U. Henderson, of Parsons, C. II. CONNEH, M. D. D. O. terms. Kansas, is the guest of Mrs. J. C. Osteopathic Speclulbt. MacGrcgor. of North Fourth street. Stem Kldg. Tel. 701-- J. 325-- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank San- The Jeweler of de Kash and Kurry. I'niH',V FOGG, DANCE chez, Ranches Albuquerque, Daily's und eaue sugar.; Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. Why Buy High Priced Coal? a daughter, jesterday. pearlies, grapes Lowest Prices. Dr. H. E. Kimble Highest Quality, When you can uso onr Opposite postoriice. DENTIST UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS PAVILION 118 South Fourth. Room 4, Grant Building. Third and Central. SUGARITE FANCY CHESTNUT PEACHES PEACHES I'houe 402 with satisfaction In furnace, heater or range SALE 9 O'clock - FOR Sept. 8, at Colorado Elberta Free Peaches A Tonight, (j- Q Bargain NEW STATE COAL CO. A little money will buy my NOTICE TICKETS $1.00; War Tax 10c Total $1.10 Elberta Free Peaches Bushel (TQ A A ectuity in a four-roo- house. To the of Itanchos de see at 401 North people PHONE 35 Baskets tj50.UU Call and it Atrisco anu otner precincts On Sale at Door Fifth. Must be sold before should call for 1631-- surrounding Pears for Phone e, Canning (IKn Sunday. their mail at the Armljo post-offic- 10 lbs OlL which has been "J and has been in ef- Cooking Apples P fect for some time. Box 5JLtJ AUTO FOR SALE Frank C. Hanchez, Postmaster. Dawson Canon CARNIVAL DANCE Full Line Fruit Jars, Rubbers Spices, In Fact 1920 Clialmors fioadster; first-cla- ss Gallup City Everything Needed for Canning. condition. Orders Over Delivered Free. DR. CARL MCLKY, The Very Best CANYON PAVILION $5.00 0-- ! TIJERAS Room 8, Burnett Building. Smaller Orders Delivered for 10c. NOTICE ' All delegates to Central Labor COAL SUPPLY & LUMBER CO. SATURDAY, SEPT. 9TH Phone w2-V- . 421 V. Central. SKINNER'S Union and Building Trades Lots of Fun and Confetti for RENT A CAR Everybody it Council requested to attend 4 Phones 5 Music - Drive it Yourself New Fords by WILLY-NILL- Y and Dodges. Coupes and Sedans Joint icetlng Monday, Sept. ALBUQUERQl'TC WM. R. President and Manager WHITE LIGHTNING HARMONIZERS Phone 60. 205 South First Street. DUIVURI.KSK CAR CO. 11. WALTON, Curs Deliveied.