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YEAH. 28, 1922. Dull li Carrier ot Mull. KXc a Month VOL. tXXXIV. No. 28. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Friday, July Single C'nple 6o

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11 Re- ND TO STRIKE CONGLUSIO Representatives of 148 Ma- " Declare Allowing Men to 12-ROU- DRAW jor Systems Called forj f turn With Rights Will Conference Tuesday to. Make It Hard to Get Em- I Battle at Re- Hear Harding Plan. ):; IL ployes in New Strike. Jersey City I THIS IS VIEW ill WASHINGTON f;r WAfa fi J tSfJ sults in No Decision With By Til. AttNiieliilrri I'rnM.) (Ily The AnsiM'iatfd I'ren.) Washington, July 27 (by the As- -' Chicago. July 27 (by tlio Associ- Benny Leonard Fighting WHEN UNION MEN VISIT HASD1H sociated Press.) A meeting of ex- -. ated Press.) Destruction of an in- ecutives ot 14 8 of the major rail- centive to men to remain at work to Lead at Close, roads of the United States will be in case of future strikes will result called in New York next Tuesday if present railroad strikers ate al- NEWSPAPER CRITICS Are Drawn After to consider a plan, for settling the lowed to return to work with for- Settlement Proposals Up strike now in progress, T. DeWitt mer seniority rights unimpaired, FAVOR TITLE HOLDER Conference Between Jewell and Others and Cuyler, chairman of tho Associa- the Western Presidents' commit- tion of Hallway Executives, an- tee on public relations of the Asso- General Is That the If Roads, Re- nounced tonight after a coherence ciation of Railway Executives said Opinion President; Accepted By with President Harding. in a statement issued today, in Challenger Had Better of of Other Issues Will Be Held By While Mr. Cuyler was positive in the absence from Chicago of B. M. hearing his statement that the basis for Jewell, head of the striking shop- First Five Rounds But Board. proposed settlement of the strike men, and his International presi- Weakened Near End. Labor had not been definitely drawn up, dents, there was no statement from earlier reports indicated that at strike headquarters. (By Tbe Aanoi'lnled Prena.) D. C., 27 (by the Associated least a tentative plan had resulted "Not only justice," tho statement Washington, July from the conference between Pres- said, "but the public interest, de- Ringside, Jersey City, N. Press) A tentative proposal to terminate the shop- ident Harding and leaders of the mands that in any settlement of Leon- Pres- J., July 27. Benny men's strike was drawn up at a conference between various railroad labor groups. the strike tho seniority rights of Lew Mr. Cuyler added, however, that tho men now working shall be rec- ard and Tendler fought ident and B. M. Jewell, head of the shopmen, set- Harding "no definite basis" for strike ognized." a d, bout and other shopcrafts officials. tlement was ready to he placed be- Tho statement asserted that here in which hon- executives reiterated their inten- fore the meeting. Tho conference "men who are now working have tonight, Western railway with the he claims and ors favored tha of who president tonight, said, upon tho railways the slightly' tion of protecting seniority rights the shopmen had been devoted to a general sur- public superior to those of the in the remained at work and those that have been hired since vey of tho situation. strikers." champion final President Harding has made no Claim Conditions Normal. rounds. the strike started. ex- specific request to the railroad A second statement issued by the Newspaper men about Railroads centering in Chicago reported that trans- ecutives, Mr. Cuyler said, when executives tonight said that west- asked if of the ring differed to some conditions were practically normal and that the question seniority Above, left to right: Mary Lygo, ern railways, with headquarters In portation rights had been brought forward Gordon Thome, Mrs. Gordon Chicago, report "transcontinental extent in their opinions. new. were hired in numbers. at the conference with a view to in- employes being large Thome. Below: Mrs, Katherine conditions continued to be practi- The majority appeared to ; of the Grand Trunk railroad at Montreal fluencing some railroads vo recon- C. cally normal." A large majority Shopmen sider return- Thorno and William Camp. favor Leonard at the end threatened to strike because were asked to their stand against of the roads, the statement said, they repair ing these rights to striking shop- continued to handle more freight of the bout, some where men. (By Central Press.) although equipment of roads in the United States shopmen business than a year ago and all declared for a draw. Tend- were on strike. Chicago, July 27. Sue or be reported innreases in the number sued. That seems to be the motto of shop workmen employed. ler had the better of the 27 As- vice of the "blue-bloode- But one of eral verbal were Washington, July (by the James JHurns, president of the and thnt'a only the suits fights staged by The Kock Island sociated Tentative pro- Sheet Metal workers, and Edward wealthy In tho Thorne Some time the former Mrs. Gordon Thorne. Chicago, and first five rounds, but Leon- Press.) RATES Thome family, which has been family. raolflc reported 2S7 shopmen ad- posals for the settlement of thft Evans, vice president of the Broth in ago the younger Thornes, Gordon Jr., and the Follies girl. finished were dubbed the "most sued fnmily ex- ded to Its force today; the Atchi- ard strongly. railroad shopmen's strike were erhood of Electrical workers, America." and his wife, Virginia Milner On one occasion Mis. Thorne a series ol In two with Mr. Jewi'll and were divorced. tho was son, Topeka and Santa Fe said 288 Leonard was asked why drawn up today after meetings now Mrs. Thorno, pressed fear that Mary men were to its conferences between President the president, the last of which did Right Thome, Sr., Then Follies going to ruin her beauty by throw- put work, bringing he did not knock out Tend- I! of Mary I.ygo, former force to 55 cent nor- and labor leaders headed not break up until nearly o'clock. WOOL REMAIN IN Katherine Gordon being the rest ing acid or some other de- shop per of Harding her name, widow of the late head beauty, stepped tito the picture beauty mal; the Illinois Central said its and with a by B, M. JoweH, of the shopmen's Rail Officials Present. with two suits. One was stroying concoction in her face. ler, replied of and is against force was now 80 cent blood-smeare- union. It was understood in Chicago Montgomery Ward, suing Thorne for a cool hundred At which statement Mary laugh- shop per d grin: the when the left her William C Camp, young ed normal, tho Southern Pacific It was understood that sug- labor group yesterday thousand, alleging that he prom- long and heartily. are to for settlement details for the capital, that they would re P to regain a $350,000 trust fund In the suit now on trial It Is said reported that on its lines east of "Southpaws hard gested plan TARIFF ised to marry her and then chang- iifl ot which were withheld by those turn tonight. The decision to ex 1AM gift to Camp, who was her second that Mrs. Thorne was to El Paso Its shop force is per solve," ed his mind. illing cent of D7 participating in its formulation-wo- uld tend their stay was taken as an- husband. settle with Camp for $120,000, but normal, in Arizona per It was 9:13 when Lew Tendler, be submitted later to ex- other indication that hopeful prog- Even tho blase "Ioophounds'' And just to prove that she was her son refused to allow her to cent and on the lines west of El no and no favorites go Pnso 50 the challenger, escorted by a squad ecutives of the railroads. ress had been made today. T. He Efforts of Small of stopped and gave ear when Camp, piker played through with it. per cent; the Chicago, of made his down of Rail- Group in his own de- Mary then followed suit with an- and said police, way the The conference between railroad Witt Cuyler, chairman the testifying behalf, All In all the courts here will Burlington Qulncy that aisle from his dressing Hard- was to Lower scribed hia with Mrs. Thome other Gordon's mama, - 1,100 had been added to quarters labor leaders and President way Executives' association, Republicans trips against have to work- overtime to take care shopmen and entorcd the ring. He was clad ing at the White House adjourned with President Harding at the before her marriage. His attorney charging that she was responsible of the Thorne cases which are Us force in the last throe days, this lf Schedule in a greenish gray bathrobe ami late today after, a three and one-ha- White House for an hour before Fail; Democrats, even cautioned him to be careful for her son's change of heart. awaited with considerable lnoluding 300 today. no Both these suits eager- was accompanied , by his seconds, hour session. There was the strike leader were received, Ask Scientific Plan. lest Mrs. Thome's reputation are pending. ness by members of the wealthier Livestock Is Moving. Morris the brief for Mr. should suffer. The Philip Glassman, Tendler. unnouncemont beyond and It was arranged Cuyler Besides these court battles sev sets. Burlington, the statement his brother, and Jack Relnfell. statement that the leaders had con- to confer with tho president after 27. Continu said, from July 1 .to July 24 ot case left. Other rail- Washington, July to Champion Leonard entered the tinued the statement their the labor group ation of opposition to brought the Chicago, Omaha. a moment and which was at the morning road officials were in the city. republican Kansas St. and ring later both begun rates in the wool schedule; a demo City, Joseph East contenders for the title were giv- conference. B. M. Jewell and his In the president's hands, while cratic a scientific FORMER RIGHTS St. Louis markets 8.589 car loads remain was a proposal fur ;e of en a great ovation. associates said they would the conferences proceeded, tariff as a substitute for the pend GIF is STRIKERS livestock, only two of which Leonard's seconds were In the city over night, hut did not copy of proposals which represent- 1 CONCEDED ID failed to make tho market. During Billy ing bill, and the virtual rewriting AS A Gibson, Manny Seaman and Char- indicate what their plans were for atives of the striking shopcrafts on ot Bilk schedule the finance the same time, refineries on ' 1 the by 6ugar lie Leonard, his Irother. Both tomorrow. the Baltimore and Ohio had re- committee were outstand its lin.es. loaded 410. cars of sugar, - ' majority, ROAD Leonard ami Tendler were called Seniority Affected. ceived IB a separate meeting with ing today in the tar- PREDICTED FOR TO PEACE BIG IN as compared with 417 in the same The appar- of that road, held developments MEETING to the center of the ring, whera settlement proposals the management iff situation in the senate. period in June, the statement said. commission exam- had reference to the seniority in Baltimore this week. The eastern to the physicians ently Senators Lenroot ot Wisconsin, Chicago,, .luly 27, the linos, according the ined their hearts and and an- issue, which it was generally agreed It was considered possible that and Nelson ot Minnesota, voiced (By statement, have 60 per cent as lungs was sole bar to con- Baltimore and Ohio Associated The basis nounced them to be in perfect con- the remaining the plan the protests of a small group on GOAL AGREEMENT Press.) many employes working in their dition. clusion of the railroad war, or at have been used as a basis for Bide for a VEGASTHEATER now as might the majority against the wool possible settlement of tho shops before the strike , Three-ounc- e least of an armistice in the strug- tentative suggestions. on commit- Difference. rates, but roll calls the etrlko of some 300,000 railway started. Both boxers had their gle. Must Ho General. tee recommendations were ap With attention turned to Wash- hands executives shopmen was suggested by a heavily bandaged with soft tape-Th- Should the railroad The position of the union heads where union ex- a re- proved by overwhelming majori- Head of Miners member of tho United Stntes Blood ington, and rail rival accept the plans, it was said, who met with the president today ties. Striking Mayor Compliments ecutives conferred with tho managers examined the which ted to the was all the railroad labor board as presi- bandages, and the new gloves were hearing ot issues understood to be that Senator Nelson characterized Thinks Mining Will Be tonight Men on dent today, the situation here re- strike would be held before the rail- lailroads must concede flic seniority the committee rate of 40 cents a fellows: Keeping Order; mained taken from boxes and given to the Gov- practically unchanged. seconds. The an- road labor board, and all other point, accepting the return of all pound and 60 per cent ad valorem Resumed; Indiana 1. Simp rrnrtxincn wlvo Albuquerque Men Make The labor board rival weights as to devoted its time nounced from the were Leon- questions left adjudication the strikers. on woolen cloth weighing not to fed-or- ring ernor Will Run Collieries at work to go to tho routine matters, while the ard 134 15 Tend- through such a proceeding. It was asserted that the proposi- more than four ounces to the Speeches. courts here issued pounds, ounces; B. M. head of the seniority lints, tak- injunctions ler 13-- 12 ounces, The labor union, through tion of calling off the strike orders, square yard as an outrage. He said strikers from interfer- pounds, the of the em- oven but two or three (By Tbe Amurlatcil PreM.) precedence over all those (Special (n Thr Journal.) restraining taken at 2 o'clock Jewell, president railway though all it worked out at 100 per cent ad ing ing with four other railroads. Re- weights being ployes' section of the American major roads yielded on seniority-ha- valorem. Washinfiton D. C, July 27, (By who struck. Las Vegas, X. M., July 27. The of this afternoon. Charles White ot declared discussed.' This John U ports violence throughout the the Federation of Labor, they not been left Snioot Defends Schedule. the Associated Press.) 3. Strikers to regain pension federated shop crafts of Las Vegas strike area were few Chicago challenged winner, comment the sub- President Hard- in min- today and and Kansas of re- rould not upon the intimation that Senator Kmoot of Utah, Lewis, head of the striking privileges anil seniority presented their side of the strike to there Were no serious disorders. Rocky Buffalo, of their discussions with ths would pressure upon the of schedule for tho fi- - rights, cently defeated by Leonard, also stance ing bring charge the ers, predicted today that an inter- hut to rank below the men who a large public assembled Reports from Montreal said Ca- president, except that every point executives of those lines as a part nance committee majority, said ne ar- gathering appeared with his left arm in had been state Joint conference win remained loyal to the roads, at tho Duncan opera house at 8 nadian shopmen on the Grand In the strike controversy of the strike settlement endeavor. these were very fine cloths; that within a few days to per- ahead of new men on o'clock last Trunk have splints. VV. presi- ranged hut taken night. The speakers railroad threatened to Both gone over. H. Johnston, Labor participants to the presi- the 40 cents a pound rate was nec mit a of mining." were 1'. fighters appeared more or Associa- resumption during the course of the, strike. Mayor O. Blood, of Las join the strike because they were less Leon- dent of the International dent's conference on tho railroad essary to compensate the manufac Governor W. T. McCray. in a 3. New Kd. asked drawn and nervous, and J. A. 36 cents employes who huvo Vegan; Swope, labor leader and to repair equipment for a tion of Machinists; Franklin, stride had the Unpresslon that turers for the a pound statement addressed to the public, born of tho commissioner of roads in the United ard appeared trifle more drawn the M. intended to per- on content of wool 1h filling place city Albuquerque; States where president of boilcrniakers; President Harding rate the scoured .lortinrori ih.it "if the strike not strikers are to be lit tho E. M. of Las the were than Tendler. Leonard leaned F. Kyan,' of tho carmen; suade railroad executives to yield and that the rate had from kept McGuire, the Vegas shopmen striking. over the and re president protective determined within five days service of tlio rmuif, but to striking shopmen, and Carl Magee, ropes Jokingly Timothy Healy, president ot tho on the seniority point rather than been based on the difference in I will over one vi marked to a friend at the ringside and costs this date, take take only seniority to which of Albuquerque. LOS ANGELES stationary firemen oilers; to use any forcible means. of production in this country more mines and supply the people are entitled of Blood assured his GIRL TO that the fight would be over In a and abroad. they by length Mayor audience few minutes. of Indiana with fuel." actual service. th;;t the city peace officials were PLAY KANSAS CITIAN Tendler sat quietly Making a similar explanation ot Work of cleaning up mines In 4. craftsmen who in his corner with downcast eyes re- Shop maintaining a Rtrictly neutral posi- the rate. Chairman McCumber as for tin-ti- er listened to in- ROAD-BUILDIIi- tho southwestern district struck to return to work tion In He said FOR TENNIS HONORS and attentively the G MAKE serted it it could be shown that the the controversy. THAT WILL sumption of work was continued. tho vngo scale and work- that at the beginning of tho strike structions of his seconds. protective duty was too high, the Pennsylvania re- Tho l Rounds. senate would Seven mines in' ing conditions put into effect he had served notice to tho Santa Omaha, Neb., July 27. Miss ight by committee and the sumed with the prom- the labor board on 1, Hound one: Tho bell rang at it. So far as the compen- operations by July t'e officials that the city was capa- Louise Hammann, of Kansas City, COUNTY EASY TO REACH BY change ise of state protection. a the ble of An- 9:28. Tendler was short with two SEAT satory rate was concerned, he said, pending rehearing by handling any situation which and Miss Jessie Grieve, of Los board. might arise, and that it would not geles, will meet In the finals Satur- rights, and then landed a light left. all would have to admit that the 5. to outside fell into a clincli and was entitled to it, Kallroads slop tolerate the importation of "gun- day for the Missouri valley singles They began manufacturer GUARDSMEN ARE SENT to establish re- men." strik- around. Tendler landed a RESIDENTS IS PLAN SUGGESTED since he had to pay a duty on his contracting,, lie complimented the tennis championship by virtue of dancing gional hoards, and on semi-fin- left hook to the chest, and followed raw product. TO KENTUCKY MINES: adjustment ing shopmen their ortlerly and winning their matches to drop nil possible damage good behavior and reaffirmed his at the Omaha field club courts here with a light left to the body. Walsh Slakes Fight, suits out of the landed his assaults upon TROUBLE IS REPORTED growing strike. confidence in tho Las Vegas men this afternoon. (Tendler another left and Continuing was such semi-fina- sche- It pointed out that out on strike to maintain perfect In the ls of the upper then two sharp rights to the body. Students of Situation Fed- each paragraph in the wool a sotHeinent took care of the was the Highway Propose dule as were reached, Sena- (B The Aiwocliifed I'rns.) order In their ranks. bracket. Miss Hammann defeated Tendler rushing champion. they Twenty-f- tho employes Tendler and eral Aid and Bond Be on Con-cret- e tor Walsh of Massachusetts, in Frankfort, Ky., July 27. strikers, loyal Ed. Swope dwelt upon tbe four Miss Ruth Hager, of Kansas City, slipped fell, and Money and tlio new men, and provid- 6, 2, the dust Spent charge of the minority opposition ive guardsmen and two officers main Issues involved: Concerning standing up, slowly wiped r.nin-Vit- ed, for (submission of tho. orig- from his Tendler landed Will Be of Serv- to the schedule, told the senate the nrHfired to the prop a breaking up of the duties of the In the lower bracket Miss Grieve gloves. Thoroughfares That were Yellow Creek Mining inal grievances to the labor labor hoard, or the creation of dis- efeated Miss Sadie Peer, of Kansas a hard left to the champion's duties on yarns, which ap erty ot tho . board. , as recommended company in Beii county, along the trict boards to facilitate the mass of City, head, cutting his right eye. Tend- ice to Farmers and Business Men. proved originally cases ler was for in a by the committee, furnished "the Tennessee state line, by Governor constantly arising for final warned hitting most outrage case" that had Edwin P. ' Morrow, who received THREE STRIKERS ARE decision; the wage cut; the farm clinch. They were sparring at the How best to use the $160,000 road slonerg, with the approval of the come In the wool discussion. He that miners in that terri- ing out of work, and tho restoration bell and when he sat down, Leon-- reports and continued of TO E said the cut was caused a fund that Bernalillo county will state highway department and the charged that the protective duties tory were attacked today by armed HELD FOR CONTEMPT recognition the ard by were to "bestow men's seniority rights. DEM button. Leonard held a towel to have available for permanent high- U. S. bureau of public roads. duties special gifts men. ORDER and special favors" upon the spin- The troops will errlvo early to- OF PICKETING Reports Front Outside. his eye to stop tho bleeding. way improvements next year Is a Program Suggested. to reduce of Ten-T.-I1- 1 E. M. McGuire read extracts of Round Two: Tendler missed two One is to the ners. His amendment the morrow. Governor Taylor question that is attracting the at- suggestion spend rates ten per cent l,o Halted tn send troops (Bjr Hie AMmclnttd rrrai.) communications from the organ- i rights and rushed tho champion on roads connect the protective by tention of a number 0f money that was 31 to 19, and then line. The Dcs Moines, la., July 27. Arrest ized strikemen's representatives In C0BSI0NT0 into a corner. Leonard crossed a taxpayers county seat of Bernalillo with im rejected or sheriffs to the state at s. were of three shop men Fort the east to the Las Vegas organiza hard to the Jaw. Leonard and property-owner- Forty thou- and tho original rates approved, reports to the governor said a dep- striking right portant agricultural trading 31 to 19. - In Madison for alleged intimidation tion, Rhowing the effectiveness ot missed a and left. Tendler sand dollars will be available from within the county, rather uty sheriff had been wounded right points The democratic "scientific'; tar- an of workers in the Santa Fe Bhops the strike, where it is felt hardest had the best of a clinch. Tendler the two-mi- ll made for the than to use a highway lead- attack today. Fed- SUPERVISE FUEL levy iff amendment was presented by there was ordered today by In the country, namely, the short landed a hard left, and followed , into other outside tho non-uni- state highway department; a like ing territory Senator Jones of New Mexico, on SERIOUS eral Judge Martin J. Wade. The lines connecting the coai with short uppereuts. Tendler amount will come in as the county line. members of thouulk is men are with contempt of mines In West with tho a county's behalf of the minority : AT BOSWORTII charged Virginia landed short left,. Leonard It involves: A concrete road REPORTED indus- share of the $2,000,000 slate bond - the finance committee. Under its court, for alleged violation of the great eastern trunk lines and countered with a right to the body, the federal government will from Old Albuquerque to Candela- commission would trial center of the east. These key Organization's Duties Are to V Issue; This terms the tariff Ky.. July 27 temporary injunction restraining and followed with two short up- up $80,000 under the federal aid rias, via Duranes and Griegos. be after adequate inves- Williamsburg, from roads, according to the communica- lead- put is of the main road from Al required, Eight men ot Machine Gun Com- striking shopmen interfering See That Coal Mined in pereuts. Tendler continued law. To use this money to the ad- part tigation, to recommend to congress 149th Infantry, with worker. , tions,, have practically ceased ope- ing and had the champion cover- of the number of buquerque to the Cuba country, rates in its pany D, Kentucky the only is vantage largest cannot be called a tariff which Judgment will leave here shortly after mid- ration, thereby isolating State Distributed ing his face with both arms. people Is a problem that will have and thus parallel should be fixed by law and the rea- mines In operation and working a Tendler landed hard and - road to the concrete highway to night for Bosworth, Ky., where they rights to be solved by the county commls- sons for each recommendation de- serious on the other gre.v Fairly. to Alameda. It will Berve a rich farm will be joined by a machine gun handicap lefts the head and then three made Democrats said this would BOY IS KILLED roads and industries by. cutting off more lefts to the Jaw. Blood wa country, whose people deserve tachment from Barbourville, Ky. (PICIAL DISPATCH TO MOHNIN9 JOURNAL ing the with congress their of coal. s. then- leave authority Serious trouble at the mines at supply, trickling from Leonard's good roads upon which to haul to enact rates, an authority which Carl Magee, thi last speaker of Santa Fe, July 27. Replying to Into and pur- Bosworth is reported, though the a from products town, their they contend could not be dele- BY the evening, talked for about an telegram Secretary Hoover, Hound I chases back to their farms. extent of it could not be learned. AUTOMOS! He head of the federal fuel control Three: Tendler again WEATHER - gated. hour on the shopmen's cause. was warned for in a clinch. i A connecting road between Can- silk the between committee. Governor M. C. Mechem holding , , In writing the schedule, made a comparison the delanas or and the Ala VESSEIi SUNK. advised he would name an Leonard complained of Tendler's Griegoa finance committee majority made OIjD present shopmen's strike, which, he today low Tendler meda road. This would thus be no in the duties Beverely, Mass., 27. The old AT COLO. SPGS. Is of a modern organiation to see that coal mined hitting. replied with FORECAST. material change July said, the beginning a left swing to the Jaw. Tendler Denver, Colo., July 27. New come a part of a direct road from on any Bilks except Shantung and frigate Granite State, a contem- economical and social revolution, in New Mexico Is distributed fairly Old to Bernalillo. smiled. Tendler had the best ot Mexico: Friday and Saturday, gen- Albuquerque Pongee, but it simplified the sche- porary of the Constitution, fought to the extracting from the English and sold at equitable prices. The a local A concrete or other surfaced dule to a extent. Under her second losing battle with fire of and civil state commission also body exchange and landed two erally fair south, thunder great jts Youth of Eight Years king the political rights corporation to the Jaw. There was an- showers north portion; warmer road from Old Albuquerque to new amendments reported to the yesterday and today rested in an of the Magna Charta, and to the pledged to the interstate corpora- rights Santa Barbara via Mountain road, senate, the specific rates and ocean grave. The vessel, which . Knocked From Bicycle By from the established tion commission its in other exchange at close quarters. north portion Friday. Tl- - breaking away Tendler missed with left. Arizona: generally fair which is the direct line to the bracket classifications approved by was badly damaged by flames a church Luther, and the declara- every way possible throughout the his Friday, Jeraa Car Driven By Woman; by Tendler told the champion: "Come south, local showers north porllon; canyon. the house would he eliminated and year ago as she lay'at her pier tion of the rights of religious free- strike emergency. ' A concrete or other paved road ad valorem du- in New fire In and fight." Tendler rushed Saturday fair, warmer north por- provision made for 1'ork, again caught Called. dom, Leonard to from Fifteenth street to Old Albu- ties on manufactured as was towed Investigation A mass TIRE SHOP EXPLODES. his corner at the bell. tion. partially yesterday she being similar public meeting Round querque. silks, thrown silk, cloth and to Me., to be broken PraM.V was held In with Deming, N. M., 27. The Four: Tendler tapped ave- Eastport, up. (B.r The Ammclntfrt Thursday Raton, July to - iTiOCAIi REPORT. The paving of East Central plushes, She sank the The 27. some of the same partici- exploding of a blow torch with lightly the ribs. They exchang- Uni- during night. Colorado Springs, Colo., July speakers ed close Conditions for the twenty-fou- r nue from the city limits to the cause of the fire Is not known. which Ward was working at range. Tendler landed of New Mexico. This would Paul Lewis, hoy, pating. Henry a left to Leonard coun- - hours ended at 6 p. tn. yesterday, versity STEEIi PAYS DIVIDENDS. was almost instantly killed at 3 resulted in the destruction of the ,the body. a main to 27. OLD-TIME- tered with crosses ecorded bv the university: form part of a highway New York, July Directors NEW CONCERN CHARTERED. o'clock this afternoon when he DIE. vulcanizing equipment of the Sud- hard right to valua- Jaw. The . 87 the Esancia valley, which is of the Bethlehem Steel corporation 27. Trini- was struck a motor car driv- Las Vegas, N. M.. Julv 27. T3r. den Service station Tuesday morn- champion landed short Highest temperature ble business and usual Santa Fe, July The by Tendler followed Lowest si for both. pleasure. today declared the quarterly dad Warehouse company, a Colo- en by Mrs. Ray Halgler, daugh- William Sparks nd Mrs. R. J. ing. The fire spread so rapidly uppereuts. with . 23 This of the road now is al- classes of com- old-tim- e es- a cluster of hard to Range . . . portion dividend on both rado corporation, has filed its char- ter of J. W. Atkinson, proprietor Scott, two residents of Ias that Ward was barely able to uppereuts the 70 most impassable, and is in need of mon stock. A statement issued com- of was died this eek. Dr. his cloth- body. Leonard spat blood. Leon- - Mean . ter with the state corporation the Acacia hotel. Iewis Vegas, here cape from the building, at a. m, 50 paving. Charles M. Schwab, chairman, ave- had lived here since burned to a considerable ard missed with right and J Humidity by mission and will maintain its state riding a bicycle at Cascade Sparks early ing being to slipped Humidity at 6 o. tn, 52 The paving! of South Second, said that although requirements office In in of nue and Bijou street. His skull In the '70's. Ho was 85 yearn old. extent. The fire department re- his knees. Tendler walked ' 0 Third and streets the Hagerman, charge Precipitation Fourth from had not been earned during the Roy I. Lnckhead, resident Bgent. was orushed. Coroner D. Jf. Law Mrs. Scott was the wlf of K. J. sponded to the call promptly and away. Tendler kept punching Wind 22 city limits, atld the paving of Bridge second the corporation's Authorized stock of the has called an for tomor- Scott, one 0f the bc-r- known print- had the hlaze and re- away with his left. Leonard t velocity lo connect with the concrete quarter, capital Inquest extinguished Direction of wind Southwest street, outlook Was so good as to wurrant company is $50,000, of which 1 0 row to determine responsibility ers In the state. She had lived In turned the truck to the stutlon in landed hard rights to the bodvj ot . cloudy Continued, on Two.i. from Its reserve funds. has been issued. for the Las .Vegas years. minutes Character day.. .Partly, , Page payment accident, t nearly thirty thirty , .HJvmunuea ou faga Two.) I Page Tvr6 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU 'July 28, ijfc'jj.

tor Jim Scott of Holbrook is the The prospect of a new railroad ple of all adjacent sections into ac- TENDLER MAKES of the organi- built San tion are THE COOKIE temporary president being into the Juan and they endeavoring to PART KEEP CHAMPION WORK STflfKEH S PROVE OLD TRAIL ROAD zation and Burr Porter of Navajo country, connecting with the Santa get" cOiit'iected with Gall.p as soon 1 DRTHEAST is the secretary. Fe at Gallup, has stirred the peo as possible. JAR FULL TO SAVE TITLE or Almost young .. I.IIIM 111 everybody, (Continued From Page One.) m. 4 CASES THROUGHGALLUP OF STATE IS old, likes cookies. ; When children beg for sweets Tendler sunk his left in the cham- the modern mother knows that pion's stomach. Benny took two she may safely give them right hooks to the jaw. Tcndlur ARE TD CONDITION these wholesome cakes made was pounding his right to Leon- - DISMISSED BEJMPROV.ED from graham, oatmeal, spice ard's jaw at the bell. and raisins without any fear Round Five; At this point news- of ill results. papermen agreed that Tendler wa& Four strikers with as- All too, it Is always handy Leonard was short charged Meeting of Boosters From Weather Is Unfavorable Then, far in the lead. saulting "two old men" several Over to have a supply ot cookies on with a right and then plunged the Line $2.98 ago, were for a Points Along Nothing days Over New Mexico and hand for desserts or to pass heavily into Tendler's body, cross- arraigned tea or iced drinks. preliminary hearing before Jus- around with ing his left to the jaw and hooking McClel-In- n Gets $15,000 Appropria- From Farms and of a tice of tho Peace W. W. Reports And who ever heard pic- ihis right. Leonard outfought a dis- Absolutely not a single of shoes more than $2.98. This a and I four of the cases tion From Arizona. pair priced nic lunch without goodly Tendler in a clinch. as the arrests had all is chance. Get Do Ranches Discouraging. of these delicious little Leonard two hard in missed, your last your supply of shoes now. not wait for supply put rights been made in cases of mistaken 27. Repre- ' cakes? Tendler's stomach, lie added an- Gallup, N. M., July ,. .When will shoes at such m corrpondenr o V!" I" identity. The four men who were of a better roads asso- 'higher prices. again you buy prices? Spll N. M., July Learn to prepare cookies in other. Tendler landed rights and cleared of the are T. W. sentatives Santa Fe, of varieties. Full di- lefts to Tendler charge ciation met at Holbrook, Ariz., last conditions in all their the I'lunkett, Robert Nugent, George dis- 1 Weather and crop rections aro in a book- his left all over the Saturday for the purpose of week ending given kept dropping Jones and Fred Wernz. conditions the New Mexico for tho let on baking issued by the champion. He missed tt long left All men absolute cussing road along an- four proved Old Trails. There were M 25, by V. 8. weather bureau: Department of Agriculture, uppercut. He had the best of alibis and the cases National July show- against 3 5 present from towns The week was warm anu which also contains recipes other clinch. Leonard's best Wernz and Nugent were dismis- delegates bis- was in round. the route from Los Luna, N. 2 thunderstorms,iiuj for making breads, rolls, ing this sed at the of the state's along Left local request i'Joudy with waffles and of Round Six: Tendler's went M., and Barstow, Calif. Days cuits, right Only north half ot the pastries attorney. mostly over the all sorts. to the stomach, Leonard rocked Witnesses for the stato and As a result of the meeting tho is Our Last Here were generally insuf- is a free Tendler with a left. He added a state of Arizona agreed to appro- Saturday, July 29th, Positively Day Mate. They water This government even tho two old men, who didn't for ficient, and streams and publication and our Washing- right and left to the jaw. Tendlet look so old, stated the priate an additional $10,000 greater to Lupton-Holbroo- k continue low, while cropx, ton information bureau will se- missed with a left, Tendler began of the had been ad- temporary repairs the supply part beating The vot- tango and stock are Quito generally cure a copy for any raeder to run away and clinch. Leonard ministered by one nhort, heavy road. meeting MANUFACTURERS SALE SHOE STORE from lack of moisture. who fills out and mails the landed two hard rights to the Jaw. man. All of the men witii ed resolutions requesting that the nuffcring bent hit- charged Northeast counties are in the coupon below, enclosing two Tendler was again warned for tho assault were tall and thin. legislature of Arizona designate V. condition but even these districts are cents ia for return ting low. Leonard began jabbing It also from the the road between Holbrook and the 301 NORTH FIRST stamps with might appear line as a state lacking moisture and corn, beans, postage, lie sure your name away with his left and crossing witnesses that tho assault was New Mexico state fodder crops and range are poor and and address aro his right. Tendler landed three made by three men Instead of by highway. The meeting also passed arc written head. Tho arena state legis- KtruggllnR. Large areas dry plainly. hard lefts to the seven, as had been stated at the a resolution asking the in central and west counties, where was in an unroar. Leonard shot a time, lature to designate the road be- much Btock is poor and thin and volley of rights and lefts to the body Several cases of tween St, Johns, Ariz., and Gallup. mnwiBl how- to "bravery" losses continue. The warmth, FREDERIC J. HASK1.V, and sent two sharp uppercuts were brought to light during ho N. M., a state highway. ever, is favoring irrigated crops, Director. .the jaw. Tendler's lip were bleed-lin- g bearing, one of them being Rev. It Is believed that these requests well. was on his when as of nnd these are generally doing The Albuquerque Journal In- and gore chest Thomas F. Harvey, a minister, will be granted, the people The harvest of small grain con- the bell rang. who saw the men getting pound- Arizona are anxious to get a con- and formation Bureau, Washing- Leonard tinues in northern valleys, ton, P. C: Hound Seven: predicted ed, maybe to death, and beat it. nection road between the fertile and marketing in central herewith two cents before the fight that he would win Several others made no nttem;t farm valley lands ot Arizona and threshing I enclose in Tendler hooked two to town Values For and south, while the third cutting in for return this round. assist the injured men. tho market afforded by the In the stamps postage lefts to the head. Leonard had the ot and railroad facili- Special Friday's Selling vt alfalfa is under way on a freo copy of the Baking Gallup the south and the second in the north. better of an exchange. Tendler ties that can be utilized over this Booklet. to hook-jt- d Our customers summer merchandise to be reduced Khipments of cantaloupes have Ijabbcd rights the body and ROAD PROGRAM THAT route, in getting farm produce to expect during' also apples, pears, lefts to the head. Leonard sent markets elsewhere. begun, early Name Leonard WILL CENTER COUNTY and we are in fullest measure. peaches and plums. Cotton Is do- two long rights to the jaw. Another meeting wille held on July meeting your expectations ing well and setting heavily. In- Street 'accused Tendler of hitting low. SEAT IS PROPOSED August 24, at which time it is an- The woman is now! sects are doing damage in many Leonard spat out a tooth. Tendler ticipated a much larger delegation thrifty buying districts. City jsent lefts to the head. They fought will be present. At that time a are some- at close range and clinched. Leon (Continued From jpage One.) Old Trails Association MID-SUMME- R SALE Women's Union Suits, 65c lone: Crops looking cross- permanent what as it has been hot and State ard uppercut to the jaw and of Northern Arizona will be form- - . Fine ribbed white cotton. Band and bodice poorly, a to Leonard road from the Ulo Grande to Islcta, this week, and rains are ed left the body. now built. ed. Officers of the association tops. Tight or loose knee. All first quality. Both dry hooked a to the Jaw. He re- being who will needed. right According to M. L. Fox, who ha3 will be elected, be perma- regular and extra sizes. Rains have fallen In peated. Leonard was coming back installed. At Sena- - Bpringer: look bad, with creeks low and made a study of the subject, $160,-00- 0 nently present Forest Mills 29c this section, breaking the dry strongly. Gingham Dresses Vests, feed for stock lacking. Round Tonuier will pay for the concrete paving Fine or Swiss ribbed. Band or bodice period and changing things for the from Fight: jaoDeo of seven miles of The im- tops. were late Chimayo: Crops drying up with his and crossed with his road, Made of first materials. Very better. A few districts lack of good rain; little water in right provement program he has laid out For Women and Misses, $3.49 quality special. the needed showers, but left. He landed two lefts to tho in getting the river. Stock suffering from clinch. Both at will include about six miles. Th Misses' Waist Union Suits, 75c prenerally range and pasture have jaw in a swung South and SUFFERERS from lack of grass. range. Leonard sent two haru Second, Third Fourth chronics indlaestinn Fine ribbed white cotton. First quality. Ages been benefited and water long street he could be Dainty Gingham Dresses trim- 2 greatly Albuquerque: Light showers risrhts to the body. Tendler hooked paving, believes, will find Quick relief beautifully to 12 years. Made with plenty of buttons. holes and Btreams renewed. done the and would be from a few doses of Dr. only, with high temperature. Corn three hard rights to the head. The by county, med in Organdie and Pique collars and cuffs, Sateen Fort Stanton: Warm, dry In the valley looking good, wheat worth the investment in giving easy Caldwell's SyruD Pensin. White Slips, $2.95 weather and crops and ranges are champion was reeling with rights access to would It gives you artificially the other are embroidery trimmed. Large and MRde of white Sateen bodice harvest under way; range dry. The the bridge. It take tiennin havede- - good quality style, and cab- and lefts to the jaw. champion care of d settled of nature may small checks and plaids. Belted styles, some with wide double to the hem. Sizes 36 to Buffering. Grasshoppers El I'aso: Unusually hot, dry on and talked to Tendiei thickly part nrived you of and the lack of hip worms are numerous and in- hung the that would be causes dvsDeDSIa. You with sash and hem. Values to $10.00. 44. bage week, and range needing good angrily. Tendler ran the champior. county possibly which deep up jurious. rain. Cotton excellent and setting to the unable, because ot the cost burden, will find it much more effective On Sale Gowns and 75c Truchas: Hot and weather around the ring shouting to make the than chewing tablets and flavored ...$3.40 Chemise, dry bolls heavily. Fear and cantaloupe referee that Leonard was holding. improvements. candies. Gowns are White che- with Just light showers. Crops are With the proposed paving from slipover kimona style. shipments under way and grapes Leonard shot a left to the jaw. mise in built-u- p or bodice looking poorly. Good rains much Old Albuquerque to Santa Barbara, DR. CALDWELL'S style. Trimmed with ripening. Third cutting of alfalfa Tendler smiled at tho champion lace edgings and embroidery. Sizes 36 to 44. Heeded. and favorable weather con- to and that suggested at Harelas, the Willard: two showers begun and took a hard left uppercut ot be Wash Suits Friday , 75 Only thus dition. Corn in good condition, the Tendler his left city Albuquorqua would prac- SYRUP PEPSIN Boys' far this month, with .37 inch rain- jaw. pounded tically surrounded by a paved road, de Chine and under various stages of devel- to the and when the bell rang THE FAMILY LAXATIVE Crepe Chemise, $2.50 not to relieve body all outside it was Built-u- fall, enough really opment. Tendler asked "how's that?" the city limits, The styles that Boys like, in good qualities Flesh color. p or bodice styles, trim- the drouth. Corn is poor; pastures Roswell: One of pointed out yesterday. Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin eon. med with fine Val laces and insertion, and the hottest "That was nice work," replied tains effective In dyspep- at less than Friday. All well made una ranges are dry and poor. Pin- weeks of no abnor- AH Outside City. ingredients regular price the lace medallions. Shoulder of lace or record; rain; Leonard. All outlined ia sia and constipation. It is a combin- In and com- straps to beans generally a failure. A low hooked his tho territory thus ation of Senna and other Peter' Pan suits, grey, blue tan ribbon. Sizes 36 to 44. scat- mally humidity, necessitating Round Xiao; Tendler Mr. Fox be- Egyptian hot, dry week; only light excessive Commercial to and Leonard outside tho city limits. simple laxative herbs with pepsin. binations sizes. Friday Special $1.89 Friday $2.10 irrigation. left the Jaw body. of roaa on ,...t tered showers. crop a to lieves the expenditure the The formula is the package. It has Small peach ripening. Range good landed hard right the jaw. They in those sections would be ben successfully used for 30 years. Agricultural college: to to money I fair eaBt, fair poor west of kept up an animated conversation, value to of Try it One bottle will prove its worth. Brain crops are harvested and valley. Leonard landed a hard left to the of greater the people al- to use the HALF-OUNC- threshed. The third cutting of a to Jaw. Bernalillo county than BOTTLE FREE is now body and hooked right the funds on a road. He bases alue in Blouses falfa well under way, with He landed left. Leonard canyon Few escape cmuti'tidtion, so even if ymi da Extra Special Middy PROSPECTIVE GROOM DIES. another on the amount of not laxativt this moment let me favorable weather. Cantaloupe missed a and then tho belief people require a at crop for shipment. Las Vegas, N. M., July 27. The long uppercut to be served and the general value send you a "Trial Cottle of my Sizes 16 to to close out Each 98c ready Early Rent left to Tend- tax-pave- rs FREE OF so that 20, Friday. son Gon- a hard the Jaw. to the residents and Syrup Pepsin CHARGE apples ripe and on the market. of Cadlmero accruing you will have it when needed. Simply ler rocked the champion with a left of Bernalillo county. It is handy Las Vegas: Local showers have zales, a rancher of Variedero, was to the chin. Leonard danced away send your name anaHadrtts to Or. W. B. occurred but not sufficient to re- drowned In a water hole In bed beiieved, too, that federal aid may CaUwell, J14 W'ajfimjcon St., Montcelio, the Leonard sent a hard Hi. lieve the and restore water of Conchas while the grinning. right not be always available, and it is Write me today. dryness creek Monday, t0 the body. Leonard uppercut ob- vonrtitions. boy s was In proper to use it when it can be father the city buying sharply to the with a right. im- Tlie Growing Buy the f'hftmft! Tint wirlr frnm era the youth's wedding outfit. The jaw tained, in places where road Tendler had tho advantage of in is most needed. Storo Gordon Hose Buffering, except where irrigated. boy and two companions were in at the bell. provement "Hard to ,. Tres Showers 23rd fighting The matter has been discussed riedras: the swimming. Round Ten: clinched. who rhono 383 Wear Out' were of some benefit, but there is They with the county commissioners, Wind Shield Glass-Lumb- er Tendler missed a right. Leonard are Interested. The only objection little hope of saving crops. is now considered a . CO. Germany hooked two to the He en- C. BAI.UKinUB LUMIiRII Bkand: Hot, dry week: gar- better field for American plays than rights body. raised is that the government 421 Soutb First Strict. I'hnnt 403. sent another and followed with a declare the dens a failure and things generally England. gineers might that right to the Jaw. He sent two road is parallel to the Ala- sharp uppercuts to the jaw. Leon- meda road. It is believed this ob - ard jabbed lightly and then sent jection can be overcome by explaln- both fists to the face. Leonard mr that the uanaeiarias rnmi m kept leading and landing with his part of a direct connection between Here is Real One Cadillac 8 rights. Leonard sent two short up- the county seat ana i:uDa. a percuts and rushed Tenller to the R. F. Asplund, director of the ropes. Tendler fought back and state tnxpayors' association, will Four New Miller Cords 2 Extra Casings. sent three left hooks to the Jaw. hold a conference with the county Bumpers- - both Front and Rear. Tendler backed away. Leonard commissioners tomorrow and thi.-phas- Jumped like a cat, smashing two of tho road matter likely wil, in Excellent Condition. to Paint rights the jaw and sending the be brought up lor nis consiaeruuun Perfect. challenger to the ropes. Tendler Mechanically fought back. Can Be Seen at Round Eleven: They Jabbed UMPIRE IS SUPREME ... away at long range. Leonard was IN BASE DECISIONS IIOBBS MOTOR CO, short with two uppercuts. They clinched. Leonard began his danc- LEAGUE HEAD RULES ing tactics. He landed two right 515 West Central Phone 434 and hooks, a short right uppercut (By The Aumrlntrd rrf.) a left to the Jaw. They exchanged New York, July 27. President close together. Tendler sent lefts A. of the National ter- John Heydler to the head. Leonard landed a League Jnday disallowed the pro- rific short uppercut to the chin tests of the Brooklyn club to um-pirc- and brought blood from Tendler's decisions which It claimed mouth. They fought furiously at were faulty and resulted in losses close range. Tendler missed witn of the games played against New his right. Leonard Jabbed with York July 4 and St. Louis July 10. lefts, feinted and sent a left to the The games will not bo replayed. law, rushing Tendler to a neutral The Brooklyn contention in both comer. Leonard seemed to be grow-- : cases was based on a rule regard- In stronger. ing the obstruction of a base by n Round Twelve: Leonard sunk a fielder waiting to tag a runner. rleht to the stomach. Tendler Whether there actually Is obstrue-tio- n rushed In. landing lefts to the Jaw. is a matter of the umpire's He swung a hard left to the Jaw which Is never reversed. and rleht to the head. Leonard judgment RETAIL DISTRIBUTING STATIONS landed with rights and lefts. Leon. Journal Want Ads bring result. THE nrrt hart he better of a vicious ex- this in change at close auarters. They by company are, the broadest danced around. Leonard landed short rights to the Jaw, sent both of the "symbols of service". For honl to the body and rushed meaning phrase, Tmifiw m the rones. Leonard C. H. CARNES missed a right uppercut and hook- - SPECIALIST IN OCCLAB instance, at any Continental station you may ed two rlancine to me jaw. REFRACTION rights to two hard 1057-Y- -- is the of Leonard sent rights 107 8. Fourth. Phone V have case drained Here Finest All the Jaw. Leonard uppercut with the crank free of charge. rights and lefts. They were fight-- 1 ing hard at the gong, Courteous full Both Want New Meet. attention, measure, dependable On the way to his dressing room, PLAY Leonard made this statement to his , quality these mean much to the motoring brother, Joe, who gave it to the Associated Press: LUMBER "I was stunned in the first round public. This Company is always striving to give when Tendler butted me in the eye GLASS PAINT with his head. Tho blow had me CEMENT PLASTER its more and more reason to AUTOMOBILES stunned for four rounds. 1 am patrons appreciate anxious for a fifteen-roun- d decision ' bout with Tendler." the service that it is rendering. For it is fully When Tendler was shown this Albuquerque statement, he smiled and stated OYS all like our play automobiles. They that his manager, Philip Glassman, aware that its growth depends entirely upon this him. Co. have double disc steel wheels and large would speak for Lumber 1 B Glassman said: rubber tires, just like the illustration. "Everyone who saw the fight is 423 North First Street appreciation. satisfied that Tendler pounded Leonard's eye with a punch. Why Regular equipment includes brake, moto-mete- r, didn't he squawk when he claimed horn, etc. Tendler butted him in the eye, as that Is the only round in which he CONOCO POLAftNB didn't squawk. d ' "Tendler will gladly box Leon-iar- The Balanced Oasoline The Perfeot Oil They are sturdily built, to withstand the hard am sure, Hemstitching MtOf of for a decision, for, I knocks healthy outdoor play. ho can do much better, as he did Best work inot d0 as he expected knock him guaranteed. GARGOYLE MOBILOILS iout." Prices moderate. Priced at $13.50. Machines sold and rent- SAN MIGUEL COUNTY. on ed easy payments. Buy Conoeo CtM Bmsji. Th mm tin and ttthtr making In addition to the this dis- FIGHT play automobiles, HAS A LEGAL Liberal allowance for old thtrngt. Thty t " Ctnitntntal Strttc Slaiitn. play at our store includes velocipedes, coaster OVER BOOK PURCHASE machines. f wagons and scooters. Needles for all makes of (speel. '. CoriMponileiiee to Tbj Journal.) -- ' A machines. THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Las Vegas, N. M.. J'y representative of th Western Book Boise (A Cetenato Coreoretfsa) company, publishers of the "World Sutte Pueblo action to com- " Book," has brought QtMjlWM Great Falti pel the county trusjiep to honor Singer Sewing a warrant for ?G,950 In payment AlbujuTu4 v Salt Lake City E2AABB for 10 nets of thu book. Treasurer Sanchez Is said to novo refused to Machine Co. First and Copper. Phone 305 honor tho warrant of County Super- intendent B. F; Baca. C. J. Kobcrts, Now at 117 Gold Avenue the book if It's Hardware, We Have It" jef Santa Fe, represents Phone 43S-- J 'concern, and O. O. Askren and C. (. I Hedgcock repressnt the treasurer.

viit;."'wr'( July, 28, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pasre Three.'

in the dark" as to the Identity of FREE STATE TROOPS the sender or his capacity in offi- I ON MEET OF STRAW cial circles of organized labor. S PLANS WITH BLOODY '11 "The White" House railed me MAIHl IN SOUTH yesterday, asking if I knew this OPPOSITION man,", said Mr. Gompers. "I told J Ansiicluted I CITY INDEMNITY Uj hp 1'rvu.) AUTHOR OF NOTE them did not. and had no record INTER Dublin, July 17 (by the Asso- yoidesx of or him ns official of 1R an American ciated Press. ) Tho free state jiuleN.MEX. 1 ALBUQUERQUE, of labor. I consulted all the records, troops, pushing their campaign in in Washington and in such eastern the south, have advanced into a re- AN OLD STORE: WITH A NEY SPIRIT TQ WHITE HOUSE cities as 1 could reach, and even MEETING HERE NEEDMPLEf gion where almost every road has telephoned rail headquarters at been rendered impassuble. They Chicago in an effort to learn who now face innumerable concealed was J. Cleve Dean. No one knew mines, which have been laid for about him, or had ever An inter-cit- y gathering nf rep- Illinois the of their President Gompers Says J. anything seven Congressman From purpose encompassing heard of him, and I Informed tho resentatives of the Kiwanls destruction; hence they are moving Cleve Dean, Who Got White House to .that effect. clubs in New Mexico has been Says Payment of Repara- warily. "I am positive of one and planned by the local club for is in and the Is tiling, 1 on of tions Now Will Lower Fighting progress, Reply From Harding that is that the author of the letter September the occasion national troops are meeting with Camisoles to tho visit of George H. Xloss, ex- Petticoat Character. President Harding is not chair- of Kl wants. Trade Standards. strong opposition, though the Mythical man of employes publicity asso- president act location of tho fighting Is not ciation. In Invitations to the other clubs In known here. nationals arc Womens soft white Womens fine The Awoc-lato- rresi.) view of tho undeter- (Hy The Associated rrcss.) The pink (By the state were sent out yester- to be the As- mined position of the man, I am I". secre- 111., 27 (by the reported attacking irreg- Muslin Petticoats, wash satin Cami- New York, July 27 (by the day by H. Robinson, Aurora, July from surprised the president answered of club. ulars three sides, bombarding in- sociated Press.) That "a man of him. tary the Albuquerque Associated Press.) Congressman their with light field wide embroidery soles; lace and ' Mr. who was selected as who positions straw" a fictitious personage, "The longer I think about it, Ross, Ira C. Copley of this city, pieces ami machine guns. Both ruffle at bottom; sertion trimmed; international president at the an ex- without official in labor the more I am convinced that J. tu has just returned from troops anil civilians are displaying standing recent convention at Toronto, the In some are ribbon ribbon and lace circles sent President Harding Cleve Dean was just a 'straw man,' on his first official tour o the tended economic survey of Europe heroism, civilians assisting set up by interested persons, for bringing In tho dead and wounder trimmed shoulder the message last which drew clubs iir the United Ktates. Ho for tho United States government, night a purpose which should be plainly will under intense tire. Each Each a lengthy reply from the White evident." pass through Albuquerque favors a moratorium on Interna- A hundred civilians were rescued straps. the on his way from the Pacific he said today. at Kathdow House reiterating government's coast to Dallas, where he will tional obligations, from the regulars today on the rail and coal "No man after visiting tho iey Kings county including Colonel position OLD TIME RESIDENT OF atti'?icl a district convention. He ot at strikes, was the belief expressed will be in the five hours. ruined towns and villages Reynolds, who was kidnaped Samuel city Cop- some here today by Gompers, GALLUP PASSES AWAY This will probably be his only France." said Congressman Sligo time ago. of the American Federa- "can France's moral A of free state troops were president stop in Arizona and New Mexico. ley, question party 50-In- 1 tion ot Labor. An elaborate dinner is right to great reparations. But if ambushed today near Kilniullock, ch JVlr. (Pperlnl Currespnndence in The Jonrnnl.) meeting A en- The message to Harding by the local club for the France were to get that which Limerick county. fierce Night Gowns to oper- Gallup,' N. M., July 27. On Tues- plunned free predicted that "to nttempt evening of his visit, plans for the she asks, it would bring about gagement ensued and three Circular or railroads by day afternoon occurred the death of the civ- were killed. The casualties Dollar ate the mines the affair having been made at a the economic collapse staters A assort- or to to of one of the old world." the are not splendid Lunch Cloths military forces, attempt George Myers, recent meeting of the executive ilized among irregulars ment o f batiste draft men," would result In tho ap- residents of the city. He had been board. It will be a ladies' night Mr. Copley said that the first known. of war o to rcstoro pros- Lin-en- e, proach "the long predicted a citizen of Gallup for thlrty-nln- with an entertainment program step necessary night gowns; lace, Firmly woven between capital and labor." Tt to the in 1883. of music and dancing. Mr, Hu.ss to the United States and chair- years, coming city perity a CLOUDBURST WASHES organdy, embroid- lace vas signed "J. Cleve Dean, when the plans for the building of is expected to make the address the world was an agreement to men railway employes publicity the old Atlantic and Pacific rail- of the evening. moratorium of at least two years. OUT TRACK ON 1110 ery and ribbon edge, centers of satisfied association." road were being matured. He was ire declared himself trimmed ; lace insertion and Tho president addressed a reply 6 7 years of age, and is survived by that France, in the economic In- CUL0RAU0 pink, re- GRANUEjN orchid to the alleged author of the mes- a wife and five children, all of them PLAYERS GIVEN terests of the world, must white, and blue embroidered sage, in which he said in pnrt: grown. duce its demands for reparations (Uj 'J'Le Assuciutcii I'ri'M.) blue. designs. "If you mean to challenge the Mr. Myers was born in Lock-have- to actual cost of repairs, which Puolnu, Colo., juiy Z'i. A heavy one-ha- lf Each .$1 . . . righteousness of free men to be Pa., and came west with a RIGHT TO PLAY he figures at one to one and rain, almost reaching the propor- ... Each SI protected in their lawful pursuits of other young men who were billion dollars. If France tions of a cloudburst, undermined against interference and violence, seeking a place In the west to settle. BARNSTORMERS should insist on the payment ot 200 feet of the Denver and Rio I will be glad to Join you in sub- He had worked at various trades the $54,000,000,000 awarded by Grande Western railroad traci the to the deci- residence but for Versailles miles south o Castle Rock, Colo., mitting question during his here, Th the treaty, Oermany sion of the American people." many years had been engineer a! (B. AMurlatrit PrcM.) would bo compelled to continu! late this afternoon, according tu Not Known. the until a few Chicago. July 21 (by the Asso- of local railroad officials. All Writer city water plant, ciated American on its lowered standard living, Ualnsj Mr. Gompers expressed surprise years ago, when tho work became Press.) league and tills would bring about a are delayed several hours, although the should strenuous. club owners, meeting here today, southbound trains are now that administration too voted to remove the ban lower standard in the United running have shown such concern over While he had been ailing for a prohibit .States and over the entire world lover the northbound truck urounu Twenty-Eight- h "J. Cleve Dean" as or came ing players from participating in the washout. Wrecking crews ex-- ! Friday, July the message, year more, death suddenly post-seaso- n to meet the competition of jthe serv- exhibition games, pro be- to have tho by to have replied to It, especially from heart failure. Funeral vided secured the consent of German workmen, Mr. Copley pect track passable since the labor leader the ices were held afternoon they 2 o'clock tomorrow morning. We have held spectacular DOLLAR DAY SALES before, but few with values to asserted, Thursday the club president and then gained lieves. White House apparently was "all from the home. tho ot K. M. Will Demoralize. Market. permission Landis, as must compare with this great sale tomorrow. Every article has been sacrificed for baseball commissioner. "So long Germany pay RAILWAY GUARD This, club owners said, will re- the tremendous reparations France immediate clearance. move possibility of a recurrence of demands," said the congressman; KILLED IN YARD the situation last year when Babe "Germany will have to flood the Ruth, Bob Meuscl and Bill Piercy. world's markets with her goods to SAN BERNARDINO of New York were raise tho money. And to win the the Yankees, i ' fined their share of the world's world's markets she must sell her (II; 'Jno Aaaucliiltd Press.) Dresser Scarfs Muslin 27. In at a lower than San Bernardino. Calif., 36-inc- series receipts for participation goods figure July 18x54 Dresser Scarfs, $1.39 values, em- h fine soft white Muslin, a exhibition games in violation of those ot the country to which she iioy ii. Burton, a special guard very Commissioner Landis' instructions. sends her products. To produce employed in tho yards of the Hanta broidered in blue, pink, lavender and durable quality for gowns, '"' how- Fo was shot and killed J The club owners decided, her goods nt the required vastly railroad, on linon. (J-- etc. Five . . not be al- lesser must her here Burton's body was yellow, good quality underwear, yards ,$i ever, that players will cost, r.ermany pay tonight. J- lowed to participate in exhibition workers a low wage. They are found an hour after six shots had Each V - contests after October 31. This getting on the average of about 30 been heard. His revolver was still action, it was stated, will give play- cents a day in gold, the French- clutched in his hand. Investigation Huck tired three of th Towels Toweling ers two or three weeks to appear man about $2, and the Briton showed he had Huck 17-in- J en- splendid quality Huck in exhibition games, but will not about tho same." kIx shots. 16x33 white Huck Towels, made danger their running the games so plain Toweling, a 20c value. Seven yardsvX de- of will &-- t late In the season as possibly to SHERIFF LOOKS INTO good heavy huck; stand tract from their ability. PASTOR IS REMOVED hard usage. Eight for $JL It was also agreed that not more REPORTED TROUBLE Cheviot than threo players from any one FROM LAWT0N CHURCH Shirting in IN PAJARIT0 SECTION'; club can play on any single team FOR, UNSEEMLY ACTS Apron Gingham 28 inches wide in stripes and plain an exhibition game. colors of tans and a To Immortalize. IMayern. Undersheriff Fred Fornoff was Good Checks of blue blues; strong (fly Thf Assnrlnted 1'ress.) quality Apron The American league voted to called lute last to Pajarito J material for hard wear. Six Lawton, Okla., July 27. (by the night and white, and brown and white. (J-- yards tpx" accept the offer of the fine arts Associated The Rev. to investigate a report that there to Press) 27 - commmlssion at Washington Thomas J. had been a disturbance. Inquiries inches wide. Seven yards ....tpi- Irwin, former pastor 32-In- ch erect a tablet in East Potomac park of Church by telephone in the neighborhood j French to commemorate baseball. Accord- the First Presbyterian had Gingham of Lawton, Okla., on trial here failed to disclose that anything Beautiful in ing to plans made today this tablet before the commission of occurred. It was rumored here 45c Curtain quality ginghams plain of a bronze judicial Marquisette will take the form the El Reno presbytery on ec- that a man had been killed and Comes in and ecru, self colors, checks and plaids; 69c GJ"J shield and at the end of each season clesiastical was found had been a fight. cream, white, American charges there values. Two yards PX tho name of the leaguo, guilty early today on threo counts bordered, hemstitched edge 0 player most valuable to his club and from wili added to shield. indefinitely suspended WANTS WOMAN IIANGKI). Five yards be the the church of the as- - Relief from the draft will be Presbyterian Los Angeles, July 27. The Talcum U. S. A in Colgate's sought at a joint meeting of the sertlon that the evidence the 23c to Tho minister was adjudged evidence in the case warrants the Bead Necklaces Marked to sell at a can. several American and National leagues of tho ! guilty following charges: was made by odors to select from. (J-- be held here August 14. 1. he mem- "extreme penalty" assortment of beads good New That disciplined District Asa Splendid popular The recent deal between the bers of tho Lawton Deputy Attorney Seven cans V-i-- congregation today in tho closing argu-.me- in and tango and white, York and Boston clubs, involving without duo prooess, as provided Keyes pearl fancy; the transfer of Joe Dugan Tnd El- church in the second trial of Mrs. amber, black and etc. New by regulations. Obenchaln for the red, Ct mer Smith from Boston to 2. That he swore to a false Madalynne Each tDA $1.39 Dress Shields York in exchange of five Yankees to murder of J. Belton Kennedy. Mr. affidavit obtain an injunction to ll was not even discussed. in distrcit court inter- Keyes began his address the Ever ready Dress Shields on splendid restraining this afternoon after Jud Rush - ference with his conduct ot the jury net held J- Lawton church. had closed a two-da- y argument for Snaps quality linings; firmly defense. in Each iAROUND TH&i 3. That he brought disrepute the A timely article for fall sewing; black place. fpJL the - Upon Presbyterian church and all sizes. (t- aa a whole into a pub- 1 NTKIl VENTION LIKELY. white, by wading JL 3-- 4 Blunt' lic pool garbed in a bathing suit Havana, Cuba, July 27. Twelve cards J) Children's Sox J5 fiiF. perfecto it COURT and intervention in Cuba te) marrying a couple also weir- depends "Effel" brand, mercerized fin- 0.0b. Senatof Qrande If ing bathing suits. upon the financial measures taken highly zforzsc The trial commission announced by the executive and legislative Laces ish, in black, navy, brown and 3or25c Ua?,a HOUSE that (Ji the verdict was unanimous branches of, the Cuban govern- 12-ya- Laces rd white. Three pairs j)X on each separate count. ment, says a statement issued by German and French Val in I Flora M. Sandoval has filed suit The commission took notice tho state department tonight, bolts; widths from VHnch (I -- I in the district court gainst Oneslmo that Mr. Irwin had filed his in- quoting a memorandum presented to one inch. Two bolts tDX Ladies' Silk Hose Chavez for $219, alleged to be due tention to perfect an appeal n by Major General Enoch Crowder, on a promissory note. the synod of Oklahoma, which special representative in Cuba of Pure thread silk hose in white and (J Is- i Marriage licenses have been meets in October. President Harding. Ladies' Hose values to $1.89. Pair sued to the following: Juan Baca Buster Brown cordovan; ..$A I and Delevina Gonzales, both of A- NEW BILL AT BOY IS DROWSED. 39c value highly mercerized hose; all lbuquerque; Joseph O. Maidow, of Grand Colo., 27. Kathe-ryn- e Junction, July m black and brown. $1.25 Silk rhe Houston, Texas, and Billy CRYSTAL TONIGHT Theodore 19 son sizes, Eponge Layton, years old, - Quality Cigar of Albuquerque; Albert to- Three 36 inches of (T- Ervin, of E. Y. Layton, was drowned pairs wide; shades honey V. Fuller and Lena R. RIcketts, W'hat Is said to bo the in the Colorado river while yj Since 1896 Hay-war- d funniest night dew, and periwinkle. YardePJ both of Albuquerque; Richard bill in the of the Famous with a number of com- orange and Lula M. both of repertoire swimming Umbrellas Burke, Players company, now playing at panions. Efforts to rescue Layton Albuquerque. the hnncm will n were made was filed in Crystal nnprn. but did not prove Women's fine black umbrellas; $1.39 Dotted Swiss The allures. The I A divorce complaint presented tonight. "Put and Take" aroma the district court yesterday by Leo a. fancy handles. Each J)J. Han- larco comedy featuring Walter Imported Dotted Swiss, guaranteed per- ! H. Hanson against Bessie II. "Bozo" St. American were married in Clair, the premier of waterlllies begin flow- manent finish; all new high colors, in- flavor assures, a keener son. The couple black face entertainers. Mr, St. ering in June and continue to do so Canton, S. D., in 1913. They have Clair is 50c Printed Kerchief Linon 7, particularly adapted for the until frost appears. cluding red, navy, Copenhagen, E one child, Opan Hanson, aged various idlosyncracieg called for In smoke in of the mother, Beautiful patterns on medium Alice blue, etc. Two yards delight for epicures. j who is the custody the character he assumes In "Put light, vl whose last residence was Alpha, find Take" nri lha rn.v,;w1 equa and dark grounds, 40 inches Limit, six yards to a customer. Mrs. Hanson lived Minn. formerly tions he gets himself into during the wide. Three yards here. course of the plot are laughable In vl f the extreme. An entire of Voiles change EAST AND WEST MEET vauaevme numhers Is scheduled for Checks 40 inches wide, colorful on tonight. will be seen Pajama designs Get hext to this blend FOR TENNIS TITLE AT Baby Betty of ' in some new 35c an black, ' again songs and value, excellent quality of fine grounds navy, brown, orange, ' dances. mm - of finest Java leaf BROOKLYN TOURNEY check Pajama Cloth, 36 inches tangerine, raspberry and (J- ' A pJ ' wide. Four 2 TERRORISM pJL periwinkle. and Vuelta The AswiHnled Preim.) AT MIXES. yards yards wrapper MYj ('Mt (By Middlesbo.ro, 27, pl vy New Yorlcf 27. Vincent Ky., July (By Havana filler. . July the Associated Press.) One miner Abajo, ji Richards of Yonken, N. Y., and was wounded and about a dozen v FOR THl ReLIEF"0F Fine Batiste Children's Footwear J Howard Kinney, of San Fran- others were successful senii-f- l narrowly escaped serious Pain in The Maid" CONGRESS CIGAR COMPANY cisco, tho at the Stomach and "Dainty and "Sun Shine" Children's Shoes and of can- W0mS I V&iT J SI in of the Bryson Mountain, Tenn., Slippers MANUFACTURERS. U.S. A. .alists today's play al- Bowels. (P0-4fW- 11 Lawn Tennis cham- this morning when a party of Intestinal Cramp, brands in beautiful color combinations, vas, patent and kid; white, brown and y Metropolitan leged strike fired a - meet in the sympathizers t- pionships, and will fusillade of shots at them as the Colic, Diarrhoea including green, lavender, blue, black; all sizes up to 2; button finnl round tomorrow. -- &t S. Howard miners were en route to work, it SOLD EVERYWHERE - black, navy, etc. Three yards and lace. Pair Klnsey. to win from was lcarnefi here late The Voshell, of Brooklyn, and Rich- today. Remember It's Zenzo Shimizo. of entire territory is reported as ter- ards, to defeat rorized as tho result of 200 armed t$$rk Japan, were forced to play five miners mine each some of parading through the $3.50 Kimonas Imported sets, developing region last night and today. Crepe ' tho finest tennis seen during the Kimonas made of and Windsor Java Vife week on the courts of the Cres- Fifty Crepe serpentine Wrapper I club of NEW LABOR LAW. in colors and on cent Athletic Brooklyn. El Paso, Tex., 27. Chihua- plisse crepe, plain fancy patterns, grounds Richards won 5; 0; July hua's new lahor law, known as the of Copenhagen, rose, helio, etc. (g-- j 4. score was gray, pink, Kinsey's law" will into effect 2; 4; 4. "strangle go Each , 'ffWl' 15, to Chihua- tPX In third round of the doub- August according the hua City les play Alexander lller and Mur- newspapers. Dresses ray Vernon were eliminated by $2.75 Jumper V. P.. Havens and L. Seabury, Made of Eamie Linene in rose, tan, jade, Copenhagen, 2: In the fourth rour.d William Tildcn and his youthful pink and white; neck, armholes and pockets partner. A. L. Welner, defeated B rnchManiiier Wiuiteii 1 rick-rac- k trimmed. Each L. O. French and Hugh Oakby, 4; 6; 1. 50 Bungalow Aprons FINE SUSPENDED IN Made of good quality gingham in stripes and checks, in rapK ROCK THOWING CASE colors of blue, pink, green, brown, orchid, etc.; trimmed with fancy cretonne and black piping; also rick-rac- k Bob with Ewing, charged AS YOU LIKE IT and trimmed. Each ; . . . . throwing rocks at Pat Kozlowskl embroidery .$1 and John Ollphant, two employes at the shops, was given a $25 la the bread we bake. It pleases Children's Dresses suspended fine by Justice of the the whole family Our bread, bis- Peace I). Montoya yesterday, Ew- cuits, pies and cakes are made Children's fancy Gingham Dresses; good color combina- CO. ing was tried Wednesday after- mast with cars by expert bakers. They tions, including blue, pink, red, yellow a'-- brown; plaids METROPOLITAN CIGAR noon and his case taken under are cheaper and better than you -j after- can bake can sell and checks, and pique trimmed; sizes (J- 1:124-2- advisement until yesterday yourself. We organdy 8 liarlmcr Street, noon. A number of other men cheaper because we bake in large 7 to 14. Each Dr. DENVER. COLO. are said to be Implicated in the liit.rri hat absolute pnmr that quantities, , j $1 rock throwing assault against thj trculolt fun h hetinl In all cllm.il two workmen. ht THE INHALANT METHOD. ReauiU are nallon-wlds- . Fnr fjtthr particulars addreta THIS INHALANT METHOD CO.. PIONEER BAKERY No Phone C. O. D.'S Or Refunds. ahout BOO Orders, Lightning kills people Sulla 0S Union l.mmia Iildg., Ky No. In the United States each year. 13, Lot Anitlea. CallC. . 207 Soutli First Street. fage tour. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL July 28, 1022.

MAN ADMITS SHOOTING dollars at a store in Pecos for which GIANTS DEFEAT RUNK NEW HOME RUN BROWNS RETAIN john MaiMw' TTljr5f J GRAYS his brother had gone his security. SI TO PLAY BROTHER IN QUARREL; Emilio wanted the brother to pay STAR OF SEASON in the bill and Luciano Btated that he SAYS HE FEARED GUN had paid the sum in question. Tha men started to Pecos to determino DELIVERS ft HIT, THEIR LEAD IN 3 GAME SERIES (Special Correapondeiiva to Vim Jciiirn.il. y if the bill had been paid and began Las Vegas, N. M., July 27. Luci- quarreling. Luciano Jumped from PfClub, ano Gonzalez, charged with shoot- the machine and shot at his CI ing his brother, Emlllo Gonzalez, brother three times, the Inst shot II BEATINGB0ST0N SENIOR LEAGUE AT FORT BAYARD near Pecos, on June 27, yesterday Inflicting the wound. Luciano, as was bound over to the grand jury his defense, claimed that his broth- by Justice Callxto Gurulo under er had a six shooter hidden under $1,000 bond. the cushions of the car and ws NATIONAL LEAGUE. Luciano secure Third Game of Americans Nose Game W. L. Albuquerque Grays boarded the admitted the shooting. to it when the shots Take Series Chicago Midgets Drop to the Pet. he owed a ten were fired. Xcw York 57 34 .628 10:10 last night with an aggrega- stating that bill of 12 to Out in the Tenth S. A. Man- By Score of 7; Victory T.'s by Score of 8 St. Louis 57 39 .593 tion of eleven men. Including will land at Stock of St. Louis Makes When Piercv Fails to to 0 in Junior Chicago 50 44 .532 ager Dan Padilla, and League: 49 47 .510 Fort Bayard today in time for the Old-time- Cincinnati Two Home Runs. Down r. Best 4 5 46 .495 first of the three game series which Tigers Eagles. Pittsburgh The team Brooklyn ....45 4 7 .489 starts this afternoon. Clean-Clear-a- The ITcm.) will motor from Deming to Fort nd (Br The Aoclate (ri.v Aorln(td Browns won another in Philadelphia 34 54 .386 27. A tenth In- game 32 08 .351 Bayard. New York, July 2". The New Chicago, July the Senior Boys' League Boston not by Chicago enabled them the yesterdav, Manager Padilla did grab York Giants made it three ning rally 1 4 defeating Firefighters 6 to be- straight to nose out Boston 4 to 3 today. Gibson oft any new pitching material from St. Louis winning 12 for the Browns, and John Heavier-bodie- today, Karr was driven off the mound Parent I for the ' fore starting for the trip south, L 7. were Firefighters both ' he had sufficient d in Four Cardinal pitchers with one run In and two men on. T iu'i.:ntMi uuine-run- s, claiming that smothered under an avalanche of who to check the Batteries: strength lit Red Irvln, Roberto and Piercy, attempted Browns Roybal The Toots Teller who can also the Jilts, Bancroft, and Kelly tally, walked Hooper to take a Brangle and Jordan. play F.awllngs Firefighters n when not In the box. loading the attack with three each. chance on Strunk; the veteran sin- tm Martin and P. Parent!. home the winning The Grays will play at Hurley on 'The clean, clear, golden Stock featured for the losers, driv gled, sending Today, High School playg the it is that dur- in six runs two home-ru- n run. Leverette was hit on the back Yankees and St. Monday and expected of Texaco Motor Oil ing with Mary's plays the P3)'Club the week will meet Silver color head a ball, and Duke ing they drives. John Stuart former Ohio of the by pitched City Whites. and one of the El Mate started for the Cardl had to retire from the game. Score: Junior City. Deming proves its purity. star, " League. Paio teams. Negotiations are now nals, but was taken out after pitch Boston. Midgets lost to the S. A. T 0 A. under way for theso three games. Better perform- Jng to three batsmen. Score: AB. R. H. PO. E Moses, pitching for the S. A. Ts' engine 5 0 1 1 0 struck St. Louis. Miller, cf out 17. and allowed only' 2 ance shows thatyour motor A B. H. PO. A. E. 3b 4 1 1 0 1 hits. Saunrier II. Foster, nll,.l,n,i a, j ARTESIA LOSES BALL' heavier-bodie- d 1 o n 5 8 0 kuuu these Flack, rf 3 0 0 Burns, lb 12 game for the Midgets, out AMERICAN LEAGUE. needs 4 0 0 3 0 0 4 1 1 3 2 10 striking W. L. BY J. Smith, cf Pratt. 2b "Tilly" Walker. and allowing onlv 5 hit Pet. GAME TO LOVING oils. TTnrnshv. "b . . . 4 2 1 0 4 0 Harris, If 4 0 2 4 Batteries: Midgets Saunders 1st. Louis 54 40 .574 1 4 0 1 5 7 TO 3 Kchultz, If 4 J. Collins, rf Modest Walker, left ami muiiwi. (5. a. x.s Moses and New York 55 4:! .567 SC0RE0F Four irsdei lijjht, medium, 1 1 "Tilly" extra-heav- O'ournier, lb . . 3 Mitchell, ss 4 0 5 fielder of the Sedillo. Chicago 50 45 .520 heavy and 0 0 0 2 Philadelphia Athletics, I'oTWD'mueoc to xiie Jncrnnl. .Stock, 3 b 4 Ruel, c 0 Today, no game. Pi- Detroit ...49 47 .510 tjpeoai '4 is the latest to demand the Saturday, Ar-tes- la . . 2 2 1 3 0 0 0 gent 40 48 N. M., 27. The Alnsmlth, c . Karr. p home in rates play the Midgets. Cleveland .505 Artesla, July 1 0 0 0 u u u run spotlight the big 44 48 .478 baseball team lost a game to IxMueller Piercy, p how. Pigmy League. Washington 1 38 team the score of demons, c .... Eagles lost to the Barelas Tigers, Philadelphia 53 .418 tho Loving by Lavan, bs ..... 4 Totals 37 3 9x28 10 2 25-- Ramon Chavez got two Boston 39 65 .415 7 to 3, In a game played at Carls- Htuart. p 0 0 n o 0 Chicago. bad. Artesla had previously won n 1 o pertlca, p 1 (i AB. K. H. PO. A. E. Batteries: Eagles Doier, ra- - a gamo from tho southern valley 1 o i o ss 4 1 0 - renti and lads the score of 3 to 2. This North, p n o o Johnson, ESTER- Kemp; Barelas Tigers by MOTOR OIL Kherdel, p i. . . . 1 II Mulligan, Sb. . . . 4 1 2 1 Sandoval and O'Bannon. game places the two teams on an SxToporcer ... 1 oooo K. Collins, 2b. .. 5 0 1 5 STAXDIXfJS. Thefan6ne'engHive equal basis, with a third game THK TEXAS COMPANY, U.S.A. 4 0 1 2 Senior to determine supremacy. Tn&e Pttnltom rWuclf 1 Hooper, rf..... League, required Totals 34 7 t 24 10 Strunk, cf 5 1 2 3 DAYS W. Trt. Montgomery twirled for Irving, 2 RunUvi. h Save It with Sew York Falk, If 3 0 1 Browns . 7 .778 and Martin was on the mound for A. E. 1 BV NORMAN E. BROWS. AB. K. H. PO. 4 1 14 0 0 St. Mary R .714 as in the former game. Texaco Gasoline Texaco Motor Oil 1 Sheely, lb Artesia, Hancroit, ss 4 4 3 3 2 Schalk. c 3 0 2 3 0 0 RESULTS Hlcll Sehnnl S .714 Spain's tennis king Both were determined to 5 1 3 0 2 0 Is to in United States pitchers Jtawllngs, 2b Leverette, 2 0 1 Tlldillos 5 .625 appear the which Insured an excellent 4 0 2 1 1 1 p. as coun- win, tKrlsch, 3 b . 0 0 0 Red Sox 1 .333 this full a member of that 4 1 0 0 0 zDavenport ' Davis to game. Meusel, If . . 0 0 AMERICAN Firefighters 3 .375 try's cup team, according Martin struck out eight batters 5 n 3 0 0 Schupp. p. ASSOCIATION. United States officials. The fToung, rf . nuke City Whites. . 3 ' .375 tennis 3 2 1 Courtney, p Milwaukee, S; Toledo, 7. and allowed seven hits, all being lb 5 10 St. X. M. Yankees 1 star mentioned Is Manuel Alonzo. Kelly, 1 0 (I Paul, 8; Louisville, 1 .250 blnglcs. Montgomery allowed five 2 2 I) Alonzo's as a is Htengcl, c .... 35 4 IS 30 19 Junior ability tenniser two-bagg- er 1 1 Totals Indianapolis, 6; Minneapolis, 1. League, hits, one a by Stewart, Cunningham, cf. 2 x One out when winning run w. Pet. Indicated In a measure by his spec- men. Few 3 2 5 ivansas city, f,; Columbus, 2. and struck out eight tR. Smith, Highland .833 tacular performances in last year's c... 1 1 2 scored. Laddies..!) errors were marked against either e z in sevenin. Barelas 3 British tournament on the Wim- Knyder, p 0 1 Ran for I.everette PACIFIC COAST LEAGt'E White Sox. .750 team. S. A. 8 bledon courts. In the J. Barnes, p... Bv innings: Portland, 8; Senttle. 7. T.s .727 fifth round Artesla led in the scoring until 000 200 000 Pirates 1 he met and defeated Major Alger- 18 27 9 3 Boston 13 Sacramento, 15; Salt 7. .200 the seventh inning, when Loving Totals 40 12 000 000 200 lake, 2 non R. F. Klngscote, as Alnsmtth In tn. Chicago 24 Vernon, 2; San Francisco, 0. Midgets .182 recognized connected with the ball for four x Batted for Two-Das- e nus Leasue. one of the tennis stnrs tho Sherdel in 9th. Summary: nan, Los Angeles, 3; Oakland, 0. Pigmy greatest hits and five scores, which cinched xx Batted for .T Collins, Sheely, Schalk, Miller. n.'irclfia Tierprs .... r. 1.000 British Isles ever have produced. semi-fin- the game. Several Carlsbad play- Three-bas- e Double Barelas Browns 3 In the al round TIRES 000 000- hit Harris. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION...... 600 Alonzo ers In uniform BLoutaT: 03 -7 Athletes 2 found played the Loving 5?iw To"k 400 oi- -i2 plays Mitchell to Pratt to Burns, Memphis. 3; Atlanta, 1. .400 hlmselt opposing Zenzo and the lower valley . - r . .. , .a Tturna Burns, fun- - 0 .000 Shimidzu, the newest marvel. strengthened Two-bas- e E. New Orleans, 4; 1. Eagles Jap team extent. hits Chattanooga, Alonzo to a great Guaranteed Stan Summary: Three-bas- e assisted). Base on balls Off Karr, Birmingham, 7; Nashville, 5. lowered the Jap's colors in The Martin Fully By '.fd Cunningham. five-se- batteries: Artesla, Fmith. Home 4; Leverette, 1; Schupp, 1; Court- Little Itock, 5; .Mobile, 2. a t match replete with htte-Bte-ngel. Rawllngs. and Stewart; Loving, Montgomery ney, 1; Piercv, 1. Struck out By thrills. The scores were 2. Base 3- and Johnson. Else. You 2J.??",T. J. 1; 1. Hits Oft WEST TEXAS - 6, Companies Nothing Stuart. 2: Pertlca. 1: Karr. Courtney, LEAGUE. The Artesla team defeated the out-- Leverette. 6 in seven innings: Score: Ji, H. E. jlODAYS The Spanish star went down to 4. Struck By o Artesia Mexican nine on Tuesday Barnes. Barney one-thir- Court-- Clovls 101 000 4 defeat In tho when I. C. Nor- - 1. Schupp, none in 200 10 3 final 7 3. Choose 5- Sherdel, afternoon the score of to Cannot a Bad One Here. Pertlca, 1; twn-third- s: by anH Karr. Ranger 110 000 001 3 S 3 ton, the South African star, play- errors were none, one-thir- 1 Many marked against 8lc&in yyJlV 12 in nine and Piercy. Batteries: Wetzel and ing one of the most brilliant games Otters); Pertlca. Court- Erwln; both nines. The two teams will !: In none. Winning pitcher Phillips and Clayton. GAMES in his career, eamo out victor, 7, meet 1 out in 4th): 4- again this week. The batter- in (two 8nraelt.,, Karr. Time Scorn: - 6, 3. Pitcher By ney, loosing pitcher R. H. E. ies: Truitt and Smith, Kuykendall; 2 Amarillo 1 2 2 The iluartNRawllngs)? by Pertlca hours. 001 outstanding features of Mexicans, Mollno and Gugaro. San 4 2 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Alonzo's Anprelo 40x play are his terrific hit- Another game which was of In- (Stengel). 5. to 0 Chicago at Boston. New York, 6; St. Louis, (Forfeited San Angelo, 9 to ting and his speed in covering terest to local fans, was the con- .Tnlv 27. Walter in at back-cou- rt Boston. 8: Chicago, 7. o T.nni. third inning). Pittsburgh Brooklyn. shots. He has long test between Cotton- n Cincinnati at at Hope the 27. In a heavy Scha'ng's home-ru- in the eleventh Batteries: Badger and Byers; Philadelphia. been regarded as one of the best wood ISS Boston. July ; n. It- to- 5 Moore St Louis at New York. community team and Hope. IL.Q IL.0 Boston minus " u TaTiltpp.' and Klindworth. players in Europe and has been was victorious score 'hitting game V" 11 over the Score: in Hope by a of 8 to 7. in ten innings today. victory in innings n. H. E. ranked the world's first ten by 10 to 9. Artesla and Cottonwood raio Tne aeieat cui T.ubbock 000 000 :i 10 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE. tennis officials. The winni" P8 WlU,, ft0 Browns here today. ...012 will meet on next Sunday. Fifth and Central. Phone 823 when the Brown's lead to half a game. Stamford ...000 000 000 0 5 0 Philadelphia at Cleveland. out in the tenth Th. Bmini Hrrl the score With a Batteries: New York at St. Louis. and scored on Mxon single Wnolridge and Allen, Boston University of Aberdeen library, at Animal electricity in the electric three-ru- n rally in the ninth inning, Appleton and Schmidt, at Chicago. Aberdeen, Scotland, has to right. Score: naa Score: Washington at Detroit. 110,000 eel is great enough to give a severe Chicago. after the New Yorkers lanen R. H. E. volumes. shock. AB.R.H.PO. A. E. the lead in the elghtn by scoring Sweetwater .000 000 001 1 (i fnui. markers. Pinn of New York Abilene 000 5 2 rf I S J ....000 0000 Ma!..l. J I hit a homer in the fourth. Score: Batteries: Urissctt and Mlers; I Sew lork. Scruggs and Burch. ?erryCl2br,".::2 AB. A. E 8 K.H.PO. Toiler. If ... J J J fi 1 4 0 1 - - Witt pt 0 BLIMP'S LONG TRIP. Friberg, ci .... : B 1 2 4 2 1 J Dugan, 3b .... Belleville, 111., July 27 (by the Barber, lb .... jj ' J J p 0 1 4 0 0 3 0 1 0 Meusel rf Associated Press.) The longest Krug, 8b Ruth, If 1 2 2 0 0 ever 1 ? 1 1 A flight attempted by tho army An OFarrell, c ... J CnhiTi. n . ? 2 Exclusive Gentlemen's and 0 1 0 lighter than air service was com- .... 4 J 5 2 3 0 0 Aldridge. p Pipp lh 12 pleted today when the Clothing Haberdashery Shop .... 1 0 4 0 2 3 4 0 dirigible Cheeves, p J; Ward, 2b balloon A-- 4 at J 3 0 0 3 3 arrived Scott field 1 14x29 18 1 Scott near here. The Totals 39 SVmwIov n 0 1 0 2 0 blimp arrived w run o from Langley field, Va., a distance xTwo out when Inning Mays, p 0 0 o o l of u u v approximately 1,100 miles, in scored. Bush, p o " 40 40 Boston. 0 0 0 0 0 hours, minutes of actual fly- xSmlth time. Two AB. R PO. A. E. xxHofmann...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ing stops were made. 3 0 0 cf . . . . 6 1 ...1 Tn11. 0 0 0 Amusement Parks In the TTntinri lf-r- f ... 5 Totals 47 14 33 13 2 Nixon, 0 States number rf 1 0 0 x Batted for in 10th. approximately 600. Cruise, 1 0 Mays ChrlBtenbury, if 4 1 xx Batted for Smith in 10 th. 'Boeckel, 8b ... f ISO St. Iiuls. 15 0 0 AB. K.H.PO. A. E LEGAL NOTICE Holke, lb 5 0 Ford, ss B 8 Gerber, ss 5 0 1 3 8 1 COMMISSION 4 5 5 0 1 3 0 fl ORDINANCE Kopf, 2b 11 Tobin, rf -- U. 4 2 4 0 5 1 1 15 1 0 V'4. O'Neill, c Slsler, lb Be It Ordained the Com- 2 0 5 0 If 5 1 1 5 0 0 by City Marquard, Williams, ... mission of the Albu-- 9 p... 0 4 2 0 City of ! Oeschger, p . . . 0 0 0 McManus, 2h . . 3 1 0 querque: 1 0 2 0 cf 4 1 1 1 o 0 F. Miller, p ... Jacobson, ., Section 1. That 1. 1 0 0 0 Severeld e. 4 1 1 2 0 0 part section rGlbson 0 2 Paragraph 2, of Ordinance No. 0 0 0 0 Bronkle, 3b ... 4 0 2 0 109" of zzGowdy ...... 0 0 Albuquerque, otherwise Austin, 3b 0 0 0 0 known as 0 1 0 1 0 the Building Code of the 42 8 18 30 21 1 Van Gilder, 2 of Totals p.. 0 0 0 1 City Albuquerque, be is Tomorrow In sev- - p 1 0 and at 411 West Central Avenue x for Kolp, amended Opens Batted Marquard 0 0 0 hereby to read as follows: (Saturday) 0 ... .. Danforth, p ... 0.0 -- . rpl. no .... 0 0 1 0 j.ua.L snau be In ninth. Wright, p 0 0 to permit r.i Batted for Oeschger 0 0 0 0 0 0 granted the owner or agent of zDurst any property to be By innings: zzCollin connected with At the outset we may say we have overlooked nothing to make this the most modern and te little in Chicago 000 204 100 07 any sewer described in Article 1. shop the West, a place 100 010 060 1 R unless such owner or where a man shop at ease, feel perfectly at home and so. the customer need' Boston Totals 39 5 9 33 15 2 agent shall may comfortably Here, reigns supreme; one not buy Summary: Two-bas- e hits Ford file with the City Clerk of the City because he nor because he we sell is which Al- z Ran for Bronkle in 9th. of looks, keep buys. Everything guaranteed, means you may at time return Holke. Three-bas- e hits in 11th. Albuquerque an agreement to any' any article (2), Chrls-tenbur- 7.i Batted for Austin which does not entire Powell. Home run pay annually to the City of Albu. bought here give satisfaction. dridge, c By innings; Double plays Holloch-r- 100 md b querque the following rharra In Base on balls Off New York ....000 consideration of the use of the (unassisted). St. Louis 000 sou vvi vvo sewer city We have taken in merchandise from the off 2; off Two-bas- e rsrun-- system, and shall pay at the great pains selecting only dependable foremost manufacturers in America. Aldridge, 1: Marquard, Summary: nits time of For our cloth- 1: off Cheeves, 1. Struck ut Ttuth. Severeld. unree- - filing such agreement the we have selected the well known Chesterfield line. Our Oeschger, r:rhor. charge due for the ing, shirts, collars, underwear and other furnishings come from such well out Bv Aldridge, 2; by Oeschger, base Dugan. Home runs following year. & Off Al- hits (a for each and every known manufacturers as Wilson Bros., Earl Wilson, etc. 1; by F. Miller, 1. Hits Plpp, Schang. Double plays Ger- 14 in 7 none out Slsler. Struck house served under the pres dridge, innings, ber McManus an ent of In eighth; off Cheeves, 4 in S: off out gravity system sewerage the By juanionn, j; v, sum of fifteen 12 in 7; off Oeschger, Van Glider.diu,2; Shaw-ke- dollars. Marquard, on balls Off (b) For each and A Word About Chesterfield Clothes: ' none in one; off F. Miller, Z in 2. 2; 1. Hits Oft Van every Giving Values Kolp. 8 house or served un- - Time 2:10. Winning pitcher 9 in 7 3; off Kolp, in apartment Giider, der the pumping system of sewer- Miller. Cheeves. 1 3 none out in tenth): s m tms Losing pitcher (two on, age, the sum of ; .ttte blg noise business. It's off none in off eighteen dollars. We take pride in offering these clothes you will take pride the big thing in Danforth, 7 ANYj"?business of the ; B. 2 1 off Shawkey "(c) Sanalorluins, hospitals, PAST, PRESENT or FUTURE. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Wright, in schools and In- In giving 27. A sev- none oui in other buildings not in them; represent the achievement in values a Philadelphia, July in 8 (one on. in, cluding or wearing they highest merchant will GET VOLUME, and that's the in which six runs off 2 in 1 : off Busn, none in apartment double modern enth inning rally Mays, houses, more one ultra-corre- scored enabled two. ousn. zon containing than value hand ct honest cloth STYLE' others ADVERTISING, were Philadelphia Winning pitcher set of plumbing fixtures, shall pay giving, tailored, style, a few THmp"?!3''! to make It three straight over Cin- ing pitcher Wright. 'lime, a first charge as in sub- with us It's the Avhole combination! score belner 6 specified offered A of sizes to fit all cinnati today, the 1. divisions (a) and and In addi- clothing anywhere. range types We invite you to drop in and see what 5. Williams' home run Washington, 9; Detroit, (t) a modern plan of lo fifteenth 27. Detroit tion thereto shall pay a charge of selling f the season with Meadows and Detroit, Mien., July two annum of men, materials the finest from domestic and providea for a bi assortment before zacnary ($2.00) per for each foreign looms, of ,,er80fm1ianSTa,Pan,t.at yu Parkinson on base gave the locals was helpless wu.j. honest-to-goodne- mi additional set of plumbing fixtures marked on an ss the victory. while Washington opi'uriui.w a set of such fixtures for the pur- master and the are humane. 7?. K. and won 9 to 1. tailoring, yet prices invariably plflTle Score: H. R H E pose of this ordinance being a bath, Cincinnati 030 7 1 ..002 0005 100 ORO9 13 1 toilet, lavatory, kitchen sink and Philadelphia 000 000 60x 6 9 2 "Washington .002 range boiler. Detroit l iw , Batteries: Iuque, Keck and uuutana ,.., "(d) Every apartment, or apart Meadows and llenline. Batteries: Zacnary nvini ment house, more than Hargrave; Woodall. containing 2-Pa- Ehmke, Cole, Moore and nts one set of plumbing fixtures shall Suits A One-Doll- ar SOTED NOVELIST DEAD. Cleveland, 2. pay first charge as specified In sub- Tie Free 27. Jules Mary, Philadelphia. 11; divisions (a) and (b) and In addi Paris, July Cleveland. Ohio, July 27. Phil- We are offering a line of TWO pants suits at prices not novelist and dramatist, died hero Cleveland todav tion' thereto shall pay a charge of As a means of 71. adelphia defeated annum one getting acquainted, we offer the choice of today at the age of He was three Cleveland $5.00 per for each addi higher than others are selling pants suits of like quality the author of numerous plays It to 3, hitting tional set of plumbing fixtures, our $1.00 ties free to the first freely. and workmanship. It will you to call here before decid- fifty men making a among which were "The Swords- pitchers R' H. such fixtures for the purpose of 'pay purchase "A Score ordinance being a bath, toilet THAT EXTRA PAIR MEANS DOUBLE (no matter how or at man's Daughter" and Man's Tllnrtpi'nhia.002 400 302 1 1 17 2 this ing. Remember, large small) this store TOMORROW as well as CO 7 and lavatory and kitchen sink." Shadow," about . . .000 010 100 2 2 WEAR. SATURDAY, novels.. He was a member of 'Cleveland Sec. 2. All ordinances or reso- the. opening day. Batteries: ana rerRinn. or in con-fll- ct numerous French societies of men rayior Mails and L. lutions parts thereof, Le- Coveleskie. Bagby, with tho provisions of this or of letters, and knight of the O'Seill. of Honor. Sewell, dinance, are hereby repealed, and j gion this ordinance is hereby declared TinRIXSON HORSE WINS. to be an emergency measure on WE AWAIT YOUR INSPECTION AND APPROVAL London, July 27. The Good- the ground of urgent public need, wood cup was won today by Mrs. and therefore Immediately upon its Gilbert Robinson's four-year-o- final passage, shall be recorded In AS EASY AS colt Flambosant, quoted at 30 to 1. the book of ordinances of said city . REMOVING Baron Edouard de Rothschild's kept for that purpose, authenticat- , Cottage was second and W. H. ed by the signatures of the chair- FALSE Dixon's Bumble Bee third. Five man of the City Commission and horses ran. mayor, and the city clerk, shall be published In The SHAVE POUND SALE Albuquerque Morning Journal, the official newspaper of said city, and WITH THE On Friday the 28th of July, shall be In full force and effect five New 1922, at 10:00 a. m. in front of days after such publication. i the city hall on North Second Passed, adopted, signed nnd ap- Central Ave. street, I will sell one sorrel maro proved this 25th day of July, A. D., gjOSQ about four years old, fourteen 1922. &S(SC J) Albuquerque hands high, will weigh 700 WM. n. WALTON. 1 Gillerfe pounds, blaze face, right hind Acting Chairman City Commission v II on Ji J II foot white, branded right hio. and Mavor, i1 J. R. OALl SUA. Attest; IDA V. MAI.' 'Nil City Marshall. City Clerk. July, 28, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Five. 1

WHEAT AND COTTON STATE COMMISSION IN DANF0RTH SUSPECTED 7 GROWERS ASK HELP COLORADO FIXES FAIR OF DOCTORING BALL; s M FROM U. S. TREASURY PRICE ON LUMP COAL PUT OUT OF THE GAME oman The Aswiclntfd ) (By The Associated I'teis.) (By (By Thu Ainnclnted Page 27. Applica- St. Zl. Dav4 Daily Washington, on Mo., July Denver, July 27. Fair prices Louis, July agazine tion of the Kansas Wheat Grow- of the St. Louis an lump coal f. o. b. cars at the mine Danforth, pitcher BANDS OF PEASANT ers' association for advance was of not to exceed 2,500,000 to as- In the northern coal fields of Col- Americans, ordered from the EMBROIDERY TRIM box in of FOUR BAHCIHG sist In financing the orderly mar- orado, should not exceed $3.00 a pitching the tenth inning FEET Ci EVMS. MORTON - - " com- New " -- 11 J keting ot wheat the today's game against York by THIS WHITE DRESS IliaJrT mini I II Sill Ml I during ion and the slack price should not ing season was announced today L'mpiro Owens, after examining a cr j.we pniixrs. war be In excess of $1 .SO per ton. f. o. ball at the Of Outfielder by the finance corporation. to request The corporation ulso announced b., cars at the mine, according Witt. Tlie ball was retained by MENU HIXT. slowly, bra ting until light and that representatives ot Wheat a report submitted Into today by Umpire In Chief Connoliy, who re- his table. told one-ha- lf of MIKPHV FIGHTS l'OK GEltTlfc. to That Fagln had Breakfast. rrpnmy: add teaspoon Growers' associations would ap- Governor Shoup's "fair pricu coal fused to let Manager Fohl or any him I was good and that Fagln Bananas and Cereal with Cream riavorirm and beat again. before It in con- commission." one of the Browns' team see it. 34. had I pear August (, CHAPTER lied, that wasn't. Then, on, Crisp Bacon Toast Cure for Last Minute nection with pending applications, The price, It was said, applies to Danforth. who was acquired from With her head held high, but al- it was awful! I was so frightened, Coffeo Milk Confusion ns follows: Wheat coal produced In the entire north- the Columbus American association most with tears she hit and knocked him Washington blinded the George him, Luncheon In certain househplds you can Growers' association, $2,000,000; ern field, except In Boulder county, ream mis spring, nas ueen would not let fall, Gertie left the down. Then when ho got up he Home Baked Beans always count on a certain amount Idaho Wheat Growers' association where It was suggested that $1 a railed to task on a charge table, Murphy following her. took a chair and was going to hit Sauce of last minute confusion. What- Montana Grow- ton be added. The wna of ball. he came Tomato $1.0U0,000; Wheat report "doctoring" the "I'll wait for you outside," George with It, and Fagin up Brown Bread Butler ever event is planned, whether It ers' association $3,000,000; and compiled following n all day ses- said in a low voice. and took the chair away, and order- Cocoa lie for or a North Growers' sion of the commission. In- Strawberry Jam Iced preparation company, Dakota Wheat Prehistoric people of the fa the ed out. He wasn't a. bit to $5,000,-00- Tremblingly girl changed George Milk picnic or plans for a summer at association $3,000,000 to north depended mainly upon rein- to street clothes, her anger making blame. I lost my temper and said the or a to ' of How dure that and told me to Dinner seashore, trip Europe, In parts Manitoba and Alberta deer for food. her fingers clumsy. things, too, Fagin Breaded Veal Chops you may be sure mat as the time Advances to mar- may be found the greatest fellow say she wasn't any good! come to his office tomorrow night. draws event to take associations so far for as- In means Job. Glazed Sweet Potatoes nigh for the keting districts Canada. Journal Want Ads Bring Results, How dare he! Maybe it I have lost my Salad there will be twice lis many sistance In financing the order- was outside, as I know." Pineapple and Cherry place Murphy waiting don't " Bread, Butter Fruit Punch things to do as time easily. ly marketing of agricultural prod- also was Lilly. "You stuck on that Murphy permits the totHl and Everything will go along swim- ucts, corporation stated. "Hello, Gert!" then as Murphy "No, Lilly. He's nice though, TODAY'S and tho $67,000,000, including the follow- she added: "Introduce me I like him. He's decent, I guess RECIPES. mingly, 'then machinery spoke, Salad ot the house will putter and ing: Oklahoma Wheat Growers' to your friend, can't you, instead ot he acts so." Pineapple and Cherry association, $2,600,000; was can about add snort and refuse to run at all Texas standing there looking as if I a "You never toll nothin' To one pineapple cut in pieces to wheat Growers' association, $500.-00- 0; beln' decent till to just because it is being forced ghost!" their you get as much finely cut do more Is Oklahoma Cotton Growers' These of the la than it normally qual- S July "My friend, Lilly Arnold. This know 'cm. He is all to the merry association, 0.00(.-00- Bargains clotheB and lettuce and one cup of stoned ified to do. You have surely seen George Murphy, Lilly." as far as looks go good cherries. Decorato with nuts and Arkansas Cotton Growers' somethln all.- He handsome, but a fel- Just this sort of thing happen. "What's the row, aert? ain't serve with Ono of little cures for association, $7. BOO,. In " low's face don't count If he's got cherries, mayonnaise. the best Cot- happen thore Fruit Punch Juice of three this soit of last minute confu- 000, nnd Texas Farm Bureau Silk Sale Invite Your "Never mind, Lilly. Goodnight,'" the dough." of two one a a ton association. $9,000,000. she turned to "Lilly and I "What will I do if .1 loss my oranges, juice lemons, sion is small notebook and Murphy. one one-ha- lf In same and we go Gertie asked, more of her- quart water, cups pencil preferably a ll.tle book live the house, job?" or one In home self than of Lilly. She had not grape berry Juice, banana, small enough to be tucked SIR ROCHE BREAKS together." one-ha- lf Attention me to ' a word her companion 6ald. one cups sugar. Mix your hundhag or In an apron "Don't you want go along? heard and lemon water and MILE PACE RECORD: "No, thank you." She thought of the new flat, the orange Juice, pocket. Well In advance of tho h 4 and 3-- 'it favorite event for which 4 "Goodnight, then. I shall be here higher rent, the money she had grape (or any Juice) you are planning, TIME IS 1:59 to see dance." to paper the bedrooms. If sugar, add banana. Serve cold. sit down quite quietly and Just At 69c again you spent This amount makes ten concentrate on Gertie made no answer. After- she lost her position she would lose glases. all your thoughts (B.T The Astoria led Pit 2!i Pieces, best quality Suesino Silks. All colors, 35 Inches wide. found fault she that all she had Bpent, and besides Esca Hoped Potatoes Fill a tho thrhffs that must be done. Use Columbus. O., 27 the ward when Lilly two-thir- July (by The ideal lining silk. full of free-for-a- ll explained that she couldn't, that if she left under a cloud it might greased pan your imagination. Picture your- Associated Press.) The she she would have cried. be hard to get another place. sliced potatoes. Season with salt, self as you will go through the on circuit had tried a pace, today' grand At $1.19. "What's the trouble, Gertie? Lost "Get another! And make that pepper and little onion. Sprinkle motions of making these prepara- program, developed Into a world's your job?" Lilly asked arm-in-ar- m Murphy stake you till you do," the with flour. Dot with a few small tions. If you do .that you will record breaking affair when Kir D00 Yards of extra select quality Pongee silk; 31 Inches wide, they hurried to the subway. mercenary Lilly told her. "You pieces of ham instead of butter. think of a lot of little things that itoche, the pacing geld smooth finish, standard weight. An excellent value at the reg- Gertie short. was with him when the row started Cover with milk and bake until are to be done. owned L. E. Randall of ular price; a great buy In this sale at $1.19 yard. shopped out no to ing by Had she lost her Job? Not once and It's up to him to look potatoes are tender. Allow top Sow systemize these things, Chicago, defeated a field of eight had she that might happen trouble comes to you account of brown before removing from putting down on a separate page In ever thought oven. the three fastest heats At $1.39 because of the trouble. She had it. Don't bo a softy any longer, the things that must be done on paced by a gelding. been too too angry, to Gert! It don't pay. Take it from Bread Pudding Soak one cup different days or in different were made In 1:59 Our entire line of Fine Silk nporgettes. A complete assortment frightened, ' parts His miles of black 40 inches an think ahead. me, it don't pay!" bread crumbs In two cups of milk, of tho day; the things that must 2:02 and 2:01. The former record colors; also and white; wido and extra Lilly I don't know." "I guess It don't'.'' uertie repneu, add two beaten eggs, er be done by telephone, and tho was held made at special value at $1.39. "Perhaps, she her ono by Sanardo, '"o tell what It's all about, Gert! scarcely knowing what said, cup sugar, teaspoon salt, one commissions or purchases that Pvracuse Inst year, 2:0X1 1:69 I : i mother poor Ma, Just wild to know." thoughts on her tablespoon butter, cinnamon and must be attended to In town. Don't 4 and 2:03 2. At $4.98 with had been so and now Bake one-ha- lf "1 was sitting at the table she happy, nutmeg. hour and wait until the last minute. Vou Great Britton handily won the New stripe and brocado White Sport; Silks: finest quality and that follow I Just intro- serve with hard sauce, which la never can over so I'.'orge perhaps Make think things 2:05 trot, the Neil House stake newest patterns; very desirable at the regular prices; bargains duced you to. He's awful nice, not "You've said A mouthful! made by one-thir- d cup well and so if wait until till creaming fully you purse of $3,000, from Prince Loien. in the July sale at $4.98. fresh or anything. He's a book- that guy help you out you get butter until very light, and odd the pressure of the actual event is the who was off E it lose Job." one favorite, form, keeper, too, ho told me." another place you your cup powdered sugar very upon you. Colorado made Great Britton step At $1.49 "Itow'd you get acquainted with "I shan't toll Ma anything about i. tell not the fastest trotting hent of the Wash Satin in and White. do him? You're so awful fussy about it, don't vo;i anyone, Lilly in second mile of rac flesh Cropn 1 see was fault. year the this ot In wanted as well who you know." until Fagin. It my LA BAJADA HILL which was "clocked" at 2:03. Chines real quality. nearly every color, "He asked one of the musicians I oughtn't to have gone to his table. By ELOISE. WILL us in black and white. In tho July sales at $1.49. was lonesome. And SOIL' EXPERT IS This was also a new record for he knows to Introduce him to me." But oh, well, I or- BE MADE FOOL I there'd be trou- Pleasant embroideries are the PROOF; Great Britton. "The devil he did! Some swell didn't think any The 2:16 class went to At $1.69 manners, I'll ble. But a girl can't even talk to a der of the day. They are used on TWO CURVES CUT OUT pace say." to Nelta Tatch in straight heats. Liv- A group of Oreat Values, including Satins, Messallnes, Taffe- and we was man without havln to pay for it everything from negligees all-sil- He's real nice, Lilly Pointer bail tas and Suitings. Plain Messallnes and k Taffetas in de- is to Mi .IjurDU- ) ery and Orphan Peter Just talking quietly when over someway." sweaters. The cross stitch design MAKING TEST OF (SikkIrI Cxrreepoudenre a shades and in black and 38 Inches of When reached the door. most tho vivid nice little battle for place. The sirable white, wide, comes a fellow and begins to say they the popular and Santa Fe, 27. La Bajada S cautioned to July final event on the card, the 2:1 first class quality. things. He said George was my Gertie again Lilly say reds, blues, greens, yellows and hill, which has been a terror New Silk In latest shades. over until she had seen combined in true Eu- long class trot, was the poorest race of Dragonla Suitings fellow because I wouldn't go nothing Fagln. purples are to tender-foo- t wear. The new white silk drivers fr. m tho east the meeting to date. Tolus Boy The new Sport Silks, all most desirable for midsummer ropean style. LOG L won. All these In the sale at $1.69. crepes and sports silks are parti- ORCHARDS but climbed by Santa Keani famil- July cularly effective when trimmed iar with its steep grades and hair- LEATHER TWVIOEXD. At $1.99 with this type of embroidery. It pin turns "in and backward PSSES high'' Boston. 27. The directors In A is just the touch needed for the Chemical of the soil as July New Changeable Taffeta Silks n.nrted shades. analysis Just to show it wasn't of National e MRTHOMEPROBLEMS woman who does not like all white taken from a number of orchard real'y the Leather company special value In black silks, plnln, yard-wid- messaline and EUrZAPETM ML THOnPSON I dangerous as it looked; and which fniled to take notion on the PyWS frocks. in Bernalillo county Is being today taffeta silks, both on sale at $1.99. This simple sports frock is made made by Prof. C. E. of the In spite of tho bad name given it quarterly dividend of 2 per cent un- Craig, due 15 on be sure on straight lines which are State college, who is really has been the scene of but few August the preferred At $2.49 Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have them now, you may there broken from shoulder to hem save attempting stock. would be more trouble If tried to learh the cause of the death s.'i ious acLicents, soon Is to be mane Tattern 3d inches a two scars which were caused by you for a loose sash of self material of a safe for tho most nervous drivers. Fancy Novelty Talsley Silks, wide; very me to live number of trees in orchards desirable purchase at the July Sale price of $2.49. boils. Can you please tell together. with deep white silk Irince finish this season. of the irri- The two curves Just the remove Your attitude is not the most sashes Analysis b:ov something that will them? ing the ends. As all good gation water is also being made hrow of ths hill are to be cilmim:-ed- , BLUE EYES. kindly and there is a chance that do this season, it ties on the side. At $2.69 aro as much to for tho by Professor Craig. the road straightened out and L Scars will often disappear with you blame Tailored pockets are both a. trim- of tho lowered on LIEU An assortment of Silks, every one of which is a great value; between you as one Samples earth and the water grade this part. time, but it yours prove obstinate unpleasantness ming and a convenience for used on a large number of or- The curves lower down can't bo Including a lotion or sixty of they are. Try to fill your heart must have gome place for the col- chards were Dress Satins for afternono and evening wear. In make grains! with love for them and do not be gathered yesterday eliminated, but stone walls are to Exquisite boric acid and eight ounces of ored handkerchief and vanity case. by County Lee be built oii their so newest shades; a satin of real merit and finest luster. afraid of little kindnesses. Is fea- Agent Reynolds out?r edges witch hazel, and see if this has doing The Ukrainian embroidery nnd Prof. Craig, and the strange drivers won't find any ne- CALOME L USERS New Crede de Chines in neat novelty designs, assorted con- nnd hard feeling mav on sleeves and analysis printed any effect. Massage will aid Jealousy tured the neck, is being done at the High School cessity to divido their attention be- colors; 4 0 inches wide. the of a scar. spoil your life, while an unselfish shoulder seams of this dress which laboratory. tween Radium 40 Inches wide In an assortment siderably passing in of keeping on tho road nnd Tho high 0ass Silks; The electric needle would also pride your husband because is made of a heavy white silk Prof. will nt afternoon and street wear. The silk his love for would Craig Rpeak the looking for the softest spot to fall. of desirable shades, for remove scars of the nature of his family prob- crepe. Mountain View Farm bureau Governor Mechem announcing de luxe for every purpose. All on sale at $2.69. ably endear you to the family and meeting will of ARE SALIVATED yours. tie between tonight, and explain this plan for robbing the hill strengthen the you RED CROSS CHAPTER to the residents the exact com- some of its terrors, especially for At $2.99 Yard We are and your husband. position of Dear Mrs. Thompson: the soil in that vicin- drivers unaccustomed to it, today Silks. black and An value two and nineteen Love and service pay. The wife TO FILL VACANCIES ity, also of its fitness said the now Finest Taffeta In navy. outstanding girls, eighteen Is treating convict gang working In at $2 99. of age. The other evening who not afraid to do services for various crops and what fer- on the between Santa Crus and Next Dose of Treacherous this sale, years of kindness for husband and ON THE BOARD TODAY tilizers road we went car riding with two popu- her should be used to ob- Chimayo would be transferred to Start their car In for his people is usually very much tain tho best results. La as soon as finished Drug may Misery At $3.49 Yard lar boys. They parked loved more on execu- Bajada they a deserted lane and tiled to klsa by them. Think of Several vacancies the this job which, he believed, would for You Genuine Krepe Knit Silks, 36 Inches wide, In rose, seal, navy, us and their arms around us, what you can do for others than tive committee of the local chapter be within cardinal and white. A value you'll appreciate, at $3.49. put can to do for Cross will be $28,239 FOR SCHOOLS completed forty d'lys. but we would not let them. what you get them of tho American Red Calomel Is dangerous. It may much In love with you. filled at an important meeting ot FOR ROADS IN salivate and We are very of- $56,480 you make joti suffer these and as they have never the board in the home service PENNSYLVANIA MINERS fearfully from soreness of boys at 4 NEW APPORTIONMENT gums asked us for a date since, we are WOMEN SWIMMERS fices In the federal building tenderness of laws and teeth, The State's Largest Stock of very much In doubt as to whether o'clock this afternoon. PROTEST AGAINST THE swollen tongue and excessive saliva we did or not. RECEIVE AWARDS Among the board vacancies to (Cpedul Correspundenrr to The .lnuronl.) from the Don't right vice Santa Fe. 27. USE OF STATE TROOPS dribbling mouth. We thank you for your kind ad- be filled is the office of first July Remittances trust calomel. It is quick- ' or the morcury; COTTON YARD GOODS vice. J IP AND JYST. IN Y. M. COURSE president. Mrs. J. T. McLaughlin, county treasurers to the silver. state (B.T The Amuiclat'il Of course you dia the who held this office, resigned on treasury for the month of Pretn.) If you feel bilious, headachy, right $282.-395.4- 27. The Fourteen swimmers' medals of account of her absence from the July, up to the 24th total 5. Philadelphia, Pa., July out. thing. Evidently the boys care for five min- constipated and all knocked first and second class were award This amount has been ap- district presidents of the Just to u a girl only to make love to her. city. portioned ers' union sent a letter to go your druggist and get Cleared at These Prices The sooner are free such ed the women and enrolled The board meeting will be at- by Deputy Treasurer II. today bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for Being you from girls T. Gardner to the several funds Governor Sproul emphat- friends the better. in the summer course at the Y. M. tended by Ulysses Villars, repre- and protesting a few cents which Is a harmless C. A. last week. The course sentative from southwestern institution. Tk.v. oniiri,.i i ically against his action in sending began the fund receives ,..i to soft of vegetable substitute for dangerous fine mercerized Cotton small a In May and will continue until the division of tne tted Cross for New .$56,480, while the troops the coal regions calomel. Take a spoonful and if It Mulls, fancy figured, and Dear, Mrs. Thompson: I am school fund receives the state. checks; BOc value. On sale now, I dark-haire- brown-eye- d last of lessons once a Mexico and Southern Colorado. doesn't start liver and yard girl of August with 239 we still have a constitution your QQ week for both the children's and This will be Mr. Villars first offi- "If you up better and quick- three yards for tJX)L seventeen, and I am large for my uaK. ..i! in said the letter, straighten am In love with women's classes. The enrollment cial conference with the executive ..n.!.inrivt; iiinuns. Pennsylvania," er than nasty calomel and without One lot of select Wash Goods consisting of best imported age. I hopelessly Is Charitable Institutions, $ 4 5 4 : uni- - "if we have a government of law, dark-haire- d in each class about 60. with an board of the local making you siclc, you just go back Dotted Checked and Ciro Or- a hoy of my age and chapter. $13,933; ag- it there Is respect for local home Swisses, fancy Organdy, plain average attendance of about 30, vfiauy, Aiounuerqufi, and get your money. values to $1.83 a Choice now. ho is very very nice and respecta- ricultural $18,-40- 4; a gandies; yard. The beginners medals were college. Las Cruces, government and if there is belief It you take calomel you'll QQ. ble. $3,-61- today awarded to those who could swim school of mines, Socorro, 5; in the right of free speech and be eiclt and nauseated tomorrow; per yard tt7 v My father objects to my keeping military institute, Rnswell, peaceablo assemblage, we call upon Silk 75c value. Now on with him. one length of the pool, and the MOTHER ABANDONS besides, it may salivate you, while Stripe Shirting; yard QQ company Please give award was to those $7,631; normal university, Las Ve- your excellency to withdraw the If take Dodaon'B T.one sale, two for me information. higher given BABE ON ELEVATED gas, communi- you Liver yards ttC who could swim three one 9,412; normal school Silver troops from the mining you will wake up No BROWN EYES. lengths, Spanish-America- n feeling great. White Iiusket Weave Skirting, a real snap at on the back, and dive sue City, $7,757; ties in which they are located." salts Give It to the chil- ftO Your father probably thinks you length normal. Kl mtn i necessar,. the regular price of 45c. Special, four yards for cessfully. The awards were as fol dren because It Is perfectly harm AT YAKO iiV are too young to he "hopelessly" lows: the deaf and dumb,' Santa Fe. $3,- - less and can not salivate. 4v in lovo and therefore he objects Beginners: Mrs. Otto Scheer. io; institute for the blind, Alamo-gord- Shaded pin stripe Cotton Crepe, assorted shades; to your going with the young man. Mrs. F. L. Schneider, Misses Cath $5,672; asylum for the In- English Printed Sateens, light weight, fine quality, assorted As a matter of fact you are too erine Nunllst, Harriet Marron, sane, Las Vegas, $12,804; miners' LEGAL NOTICE colors, neat patterns; 30-in- Jap Crepe in assorted colors of young to think so much about love. Juliet White. Re- hospital, Raton, $754; reform Everything About checks and All the above goods for consider Dorothy Cheney, school, LEGAL iVOTKK. fancy plaids. IQz At your age, however, I becca Fee, Josephine Horton, Ruth Springer, $3,013; peniten- 65c yard. On sal enow, yard fx 11 it all right for a girl to have occa- Mar- - tiary, Santa Fe, $14,001. In the Probate Court of Bernalillo Ricdling, Margaret Shortle, The UPVPrnl fllnria will fooAlira Cuticura Soap New Beach EVER FAST, the cloth that wears sional callers. jorle Eakin, Elolse Miller. The County, New Mexico. Cloth, second medal was awarded to Mrs. the following; salary $49,417; girls' In the Matter of the Estate of John for summer suiting; cannot be beat; all in good shades; worth hps weuare A. 85c a The best Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a Margaret F, Barnes and Mrs. Ed- Doarn, i,6U,r,; department Suggests Efficiency Riley, Deceased. yard. grade. Extra value, ?Q of public welfare, vocation- SMp,Ofntmmt,TiIcam,2K!.verywTir. Pnrm.mpbm Notice is that the now young married woman. I have ward Miller. $6,023; ddrM: hereby given per yard Dtt been married Just four months and sjr al education, $3,568; historical so- CittorIbortriti,Dipt,I,MtldB,MMi, undersigned was, on the 27th day Hod Seal in known museum New Mexi- ot ad- Ginghams, every gingham 1 am seventeen years of age. My ciety, $181; of July, 1922, duly appointed 36c Now QQ DEMOCRATIC WOMEN $3.-01- 7; pattern; regular yard. four yards husband's parents have tried to co, $3,764; legislative expense, ministrator of tho estate of John get my husband to do thing TO MEET SATURDAY predatory animal and rodent A. Ililey, deceased, by the Probate Everfast Suiting, 30 inches wide, In all good shades. QO mo. We are In town control; $3,764; industrial rchablll-tation,i$75- 4; FRECKLE-FAC- E Court of Bernalillo County, and extra value, three yards for against living A called of all demo- and adminis- tC and want mo to live with meeting interest sinking having qualified as such in checks they cratic women in Albuquerque and funds, $13,682. all persons claims Tissue Ginghams, fancy and plaids, them on tho farm. Do you advise trator, huvlng 75c value. On two for QQ Bernalillo county will be held on Sun the estate of said decodent yard tale, yards JtJx me to go on the farm? at 7:45 o'clock MOUNTAIN nnd Wind Bring Out I'cly against hus- Saturday evening CLIMBER KILLED. How to Remove are hereby notified and required Unbleached Muslin, specjal quality. Nine In what way can I get my at the Chamber of Commerce Glacier 21. Spots. Enslly. under- QQ par- Park, Mont.., July Freckle-fac- e, to the same to the for band to do things ror me Instead it was Here's a chance. Miss present yards lors, announced yesterday Dr. Frank B. Wynn of Indianapo- to a for freckles signed In the manner and within tiC of his folks and sister. by Mrs. Florence lis, in try remedy Fine White Sheer Nainsook, on sale special, BLUE EYES. Poyas Johnston, nationally noted as a leader with the of a reliable the time prescribed by law. QQ county chairwoman.' The meeting mountain activities in the guarantee JOHN MILNE, Administrator. six yards for UVC would not advise to on climbing concern that it will not cost you I you go hns been called for organization United States, was killed in a fall Dated 27. 1922. White Tan $1.50 value. with husband's peo- a penny unless It removes the July and Corduroy, a yard the farm your and campaign purposes. Mrs. Johns from a cliff here .today while at while If It does QQ If you cannot get along with ton will freckles; give you Now, per yard UoC ple. preside. the head of a party ascending a clear complexion the expense Is Mount Siyeh. fancy checked Tissues In grey, rose, hello and ?Q trifling. and 76c value, Now, Simply get an ounce of Othlne blue; yard per yard OtC WILLS TO FIGHT. double from any DOWT CARRY Tlaln Cotton 30 inches in New strength Crepes, wido, pink, light OQ York, July 27. Harry Wills, druggist and a few applications blue, yellow and hello. On .sale, per yard 6dJi challenger for Jack Dcmpsey'j should show you how easy it is to heavyweight title, and Tut Jackson, rid of freckles MONEY ON YOUR Fancy Figured Cotton Crepes, 30 Inches wide, assorted yourself the homely colors. On QQ of Washington Court House, Ohio, and get a beautiful complexion. sale, per yard OtC both negroes, signed a contract to- Rarely Is more than one ounce TRIP Lad Lassie Cloths over 30 pieces to select a fifteen-roun- d contest at QQ night for needed for the worst case. from, all styles and patterns, per yard OtC Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, on August Be sure to aslt your drugglat 29. for the double strength Othlne as Romper Cloths, assorted checks and stripes, )Q PURE this strength Is sold under guar- Money May Be good heavy cloth. On sale, per yard uUC 100 antee of money back If It fails to One great lot of select imported Organdy. 40 inches wide. 20 THE "MOTHER OF remove freckles. Lost or Stolen pieces, all wanted shades. A special value at, OQ per yard Malt MEDICINE" ...... OtC Barley Sirup M Our Travelers' A Real Quality Product Isls, the Queen and afterwards Cheques 'S. & H." GREEN STAMPS the Goddess, was called the Ar are cashable everywhere, "Mother ot Medicine." In ancient "3EBVICI COUNTS Egypt, centuries before Christ, are safe from theft and Sold in 2V-l- b. cans women were skilled In medicine. may be replaced if lost. all dealers They knew the great value of by medicinal plants. Unidentified baby found at Chicago Hippocrates, the "Father of Let Us Equip You For "V tation. Medicine," many centuries later, the Trip. CHAS. ILFELD COMPANY knew less of the merit of veg- Scores of Chicagoans have at- etable drugs than did the women to of ancient times. . MMffMTU.C.ff Distributors tempted adopt the beautiful baby WHEUSER-BUSC- girl found on the platform of the Lydla E. Plnkham, nearly First Savings Bank New Mexico Wilson avenue "li station. Police titty years ago, gave to women Albuquerque, now and believe the child was abandoned by her Vegetable Compound, its mother and comes from known everywhere as Lydia E. Plnkham's Trust wealthy family because of its ex- Vegetable Compound. HighianpPharmacy Company ANHEUSER-BUSC- H, This Is for INC., ST. LOUIS clothes, but no trace of its a woman's medlclno ' N. M. It's 10 Cooler in Rosenwald'c pensive woman's ailments, from PHONE SO ALBUQUERQUE. Degrees identity, has been found. - prepared medicinal plants. July 28, 1922. Page Six.-- ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL supper at the river Thursday eve- 1 with friends ning their gentlemen I BELEN as guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. HOT SPRINGS PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS GATHERED Linn were chaporones at this SOCIAL AND Jolly affair. Tho S. Maddy family have de- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fischer Noel Turner returned from a included Al- posed of their property in Belen were host and hostess at a pleas- trip which Socorro, THE SUNSHINE STATE and moved to Buffalo, Wyo., in ant dinner party on Sunday at 5 buquerque, Belen and Mountain-ai- r FROM' ALL SECTIONS OF He was hopes that the climate there will o'clock. Covers were laid tor last Friday. gone be beneficial to Mrs. Maddy's Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Linn, Mrs. S. about a week, a part of which health. 1C. Cotton, Dr. Wilkcrson and H. time was spent with his father at RAVAGED BY FLAMES C. Osmund and family have Emory Davis of Los Lunas. Belen. MICHIGAN RESORT moved to Albuquerque. The misses Calhoun The workmen are the ) STATE COLLEGE Arista and putting PORTALES Mr. and Mrs, B. F. Linn of Katie Calhoun, with their house roof on the big theater building and mother of Livincs-to- n, to Emil James. Th .'.y.:::.x:.N':y1w'.wr.:.y.y... ;.vv..v.v. 'NSv-- Vaughn, father guest, Miss Dorothy Hay belonging Mrs. are now resi- were contract will be finished in about 1' Monroe has re John Lance, Joint hostesses at a On morning from , ; Director C. F. on Wednesday the summer confer- dents of Belen and are living most enjoyable party on Tuesday two weeks, when Hot Springs will fu Jl o'clock Mrs. Graham Bry- turned from In- would be a ence of tho state extension ser- the Osmund place. evening at the Calhoun home. have a theater that ant was tlio delightful hostess, Mrs. G. A. Robinson of Me.--a, 30 credit to a much town. Mrs. vice and farmers' and stockman's vitations were issued to over larger assisted by her mother, Ariz., was the guest of Mrs. Will of Belen'a younger set and it C. E. Lewis came down from to moru 30 ladies short course which was held at Wright, than left the Martin this week. goes without saying they had a Rosedalo and reports a serious nt nioniltiK social and rook Las Vegas, and early re- ac- h week tor oiickc Announcements have been Joyous time. condition In that section on party. Six tables were placed for part of this of the birth of a count of the a condition en- where he will ad ceived telling A large crowd of Belen's citi- drought rook, nnd while several ladies Station, Texas, son to Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. worse. the dress the extension conference zens, both old and young, attend- steadily growing I the ttame, others Fo on 21st. joyed .petit Is conducted mere py Buca at Santa July ed the meeting nnd Dr. Gray, president of the state J timo in social chat. The rooms that being Rev. Edwin S. Doan of Las were the Texas College of Agriculture pot luck supper given on Wed- sanitary board, wa3 a visitor in of this spacious home Cruces will conduct services at last beautiful with shasta and Mechanic Arts. nesday evening by those interest- Hot Springs the of the week, charmingly has been re the Episcopal chapel on Sunday ed In the new movement, the to examine the present condition daisies and sweet peas. All Announcement 30. A cordial In- :adles ceived of the marriage of Mr. evening. July federated community church, at of the water supply. The present f through the morning the vitation is extended to all. was hns been un- ice lemonade and niinU Frank W. Wlmberly to Miss Ola Belen. It held in the social company operating enjoyed Texas. Mr. Friends of Mrs. Harriet Baber, of the Masonic hall. Each der temporary permits, which and alter the games, sherbet and. White of Lubbock, of parlors was a former student formerly Belen, will be pleased family was invited to come ut 7 have been renewed from time to iake were served the ladies. Wlmberly to hear of her recent to a sani- extended h of the college and with marriage p. m. and bring enough sand- time, state of things the The Clovis people graduated E. E. Andrews, a oil in- "PortaicH the class of 1921. Since his grad- prominent wiches and one other dish to pro- tary board could not support cordial invitation to producer of Tulsa, Okla. vide for Dr. stated to use their swimming iol uation Mr. Wlmberly has been the family. These tempt- definitely. Gray that only" Smith-Hugh- Clarence Campbell, Asher Smith, were the solution of Portales-ite- a teaching work in ing viands served cafeteria best the question last Sunday and many Calvin Westfall, Merle Ward, Har- six-inc- h the Invitation and the Chaves county schools. Mrs style with ice tea furnished by would be a pipe line of accepted ' in ry Ward, Jess Bryant, Russell the committee. Dr. John redwood staves, the wa- drove to Clovis and enjoyed .he Wlmberly taught tho Hager- Rutz bringing , " man schools last year. Jordan, John Cavalier, Earl of Imperial, Calif., who ter down by gravity from the swimming. made up a Jolly crowd of Be'en has been reservoir at a cost of The ladies' and gentle- The Ice cream social given by assisting in the organ- about young boys who left on Tuesday's train ization, an address on $1,800, a view accepted by a ma- men's Sunday school class of ihe jpL the ladies of the Eastern Star on gave "My for the camp at Fort of the citizens of which is the lawn of house training Ten Reasons for a Federated jority the town Methodist church, taught the community Bliss, Texas, where they will sp'nd Church in for as well as economic li. A. Palm, chaperoned by evening was a success so- community Belen," and sanitary by Friday the next month, returning at the several citizens gave short talks reasons. Decided action will be their teacher, drove to the H. cially as well as financially, and of the Belen schools. out on . were turned opening interspersed with music by the taken within the next 30 days, Bar ranch, two miles the entire proceeds Mrs. Cliff OlOfl of Vaughn is the to a final settlement and enjoyed a two-cour- over to the local chapter of the young people and some of tho looking of evening, spending a few weeks with her grownups. Already members of the matter. picnic luncheon. First Salvation Army. husband, who is employed ivith consisted of six denominations represented in Charles Watling, of the San- course everything Mrs. Sara Van Vleck, county tho Santa Fe here. Belen ta to eat and second course waa of Do- have affiliated with the Fe passenger service, is re good home demonstration agent Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gibson and church and the will om and ice cream and cake. na Ana county, has returned from son have from organization newing acquaintances a Rea-son- returned their be well on The Rev. and Mrs. N. J. she its feet by the end of perennial youth at Hot Springs ablaze. East Las Vegas, where has vacation trip to Denver, Colo. tho week. this week. pleasingly entertained at Cottages at Macatawa Beach, Mich., been the summer ex- Mrs. remained for a cou- Mr. attending Keeney Miss Braeme enter- The of the Boat Sunday dinner Mr. Stokes, blaze for hours before tension conference. Mrs. Van ple of weeks longer. Stephenson weekly outing and Mrs. Paul Miss hundred summer cot- started when Mrs. E. C Ellis, fought the tained at dinner on Tuesday eve- club last Sunday was largely at- Stokes, Ruby Three kerosene the fire under control, Vleck was accompanied on the Mrs. A. G. Myers of 3allup, Stokes and brother, John S'.okes. at Macatawe. Beach, Mich., Herron, 111., lighted the getting Miss Gretch-e- n. ning with the following guests: tended and proved very enjoyable, tages to heat water Most of the cottages destroyed trip by her daughter, who has been the guest of Miss The Misses wind in Everett Du Puey, Willis Garrett, were destroyed by flames which stove in her cottage Braeme Stephenson, was called Margaret Lutz, Eliza- although the high the Carl Reynolds, Thomas Jeringan loss. The fire for her baby's bath. Firemen belonged to Chicagoans. beth Newell, Anita Ruez, Laura afternoon interfered with the fish- caused a $200,000 Mrs. E. V. Bachrach will arrive home Monday night because of 11 and Oscar McCormack left Por-tal- to a the death of her husband's father Stoneklng, Jackie May Mallow ing. However, gamy black; shortly from Chicago b') and Frankie Clark of N. were less than Tuesday for El Paso, where at tho home of Miss Alice Mrs. George G(aves of Chey Gallup. bass captured by entered the citizens' train- to Detroit, where he has entered guest M. that number of fishermen. they was disposed of and the president Ford Motor Foster and attend the marriage enne, Okla., was a guest of Mcs- ing camp at Fort Bliss. They O. S. the employ of the Fos- Dobbs and Gaithe? On last Friday night at the K: Mr. Cecil Phillips returned last of the W. C. T. U., Mrs. of her son. William Bennett dames this a visit to his Vill be in training for one month. handed In her Test ARTESIA works. of Raton to Miss Aileen week. of P. hall occurred the organiza- Sunday from mother e Strickland, Woman's club of the Cot- ter, over Twenty-fiv- girls and boys of account of out Tho Smith of State George Schaeffer of Wayoka, tion and installation of officers at Roswell, very enthusiastic set eve- ation on moving tonwood community gave a pie College. the fine roads which he traveled the younger spent a jolly soon. Mrs. W. E. L,tnn-se- y Okla., has returned to Belen to of the Woodman Circle lodge of nt the home of Mr. of town was supper at the upper Cottonwood Mrs. Ernest Lewis nnd daugh Belen. Mrs. through tho mountains and down ning Friday was unanimously elected pres- Little Miss Ruth Bigler tfeulun accept a position with the refri- Battle of Albuquer- Vnnd Mrs. Ed Williams, when their week to a numoer m school house last Saturday night. ters, Edith Tlunder, Alba, of Santa que officiated at the installation the Hondo river. ' ident for the ensuing year. hostess last to gerator department ;tho Misses : nd a A largo crowd was present and a and Frederlcka, have returnei of the Mr. Cecil Wilson left last Fri- daughters, May The revival which has been little friends at delightfu' A Fe. following officers: Mrs her ; time home in Mesilla Park after to Grace, entertained with a lawn sev- These girls, bout general good enjoyed. their Mrs. Emerson Watts returned Lottie Emond, guardian. Mrs. day for the Pecos valley bring1 The 'awn held at Floyd for the past sewing party. sum was realized for tho a visit witn irienus m w." iu home his wife and George, party. spacious grassy Rev. J. J. Rich- 8 of age, navu .uwnv - good from a month's Anna Martin, advisor; Mrs. Frie- baby, .was more eral days, by the years benefit of the organization. Christi, Texas, for the past lew Sunday evening who had been a few made beautiful by the Methodist C1UI) i vacation in da Hoffman, clerk: Braeme spending ards, pastor of the Sewing Bimm" The and Sew club gave a weeks. ' Louisville, Ky. relatives. addition of many electric lights. closed on last Sun- the older girls nnd Chat Jeff Roblson, Stephenson, banker; Mrs. Lucille weeks there, visiting were and church here, organized by De shower at the home of Mrs. Word has been received hare general transpor made tho return Many games enjoyed afternoon with 36 additions to women, and meet each week. of tation inspector of the Santa Fe Bludworth, attendant; Mrs. George, They trip very during a lull In the pleasures, ice day wwo George Long on Thursday after- -l that R. G. Foster, a graduate Lucille comfortably by auto by runnlnR the Methodist church and one licious refreshments Ce- Mexico State in with headquarters at Amarillo, chaplain; Cade, musician; cream and cake wero served. noon, complimentary to Mrs. the New college Mrs. F. H. Inside at night to avoid the extreme addition to the Raptist church. by the hostess. A number of the class of 1919, has a Texas, was the genial host at a Wilson, guard, Eight girl friends of May and the l!cv. number of the mem- cil lirownlio. large accepted well dinner at and Mesdaraes Glenn and heat of the day. At the last service, A large the members wero The of assistant state direc- appointed party Ditty, The school board has rented Grace remained all night, and the Richards a branch of bers of the local Baptist YouniT present. position the Harvey house on Wednesday managers. The next regular the had a time the rest of organized hostess served ice cream and tor of extension nt Reno, Nevada. tabernacle and will oc- girls gay the church at Floyd, nnd Union are to attend the Fos- evening. Hiss guests were Mr. meeting will be on Friday, July Baptist Portales peoples' al his graduation Mr. room. ..the night at a slumber party on for a time B. Y. V. U. cake. Following and Mrs. H. I,. Galther, Mr. and 28. at the K. of P. hall. cupy it as a primary school he will be their pastor Pecos Valley One of the leading events of ter was employed hero with the is understood Mrs. E. M. the back lawn of the Williams at least. meeting at Hagerman Mrs. Jo Tondro of Los Lunns. It that week was the linen shower, extension service ns state leader ' be home. Howard .' and son, music nnd a the and Hale, To the top sideo Crull of Redlands, Calif., will The Methodist held a Mrs. Llndsey Sundav. Special at the home of Miss Alma of boys' nnd girls' club work George general special entirely paint in This will be Mrs. ) church are in Ariz , address will be delivered y given of Santa Fe from Ama of a hie transatlantic liner from charge. service on Howard, Jr., Caruille, Norton on Friday afternoon, com- Later he was transferred to Wash agent the Crull's in the baptismal Sunday night for a visit with Mrs. Linlsey's tho Artesla representatives. United rillo, Texas. waterline to rail calls for enough third year primary after services. The baptizing was hostess plimentary to Miss Corrine Smith, ington. D. C. with the an acre of the Hot Springs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Miss Lorio Davis to Mr. States of The young ladies of the T. N. paint to cover more than department took place at the Baptist church C" sewing club at whose engagement John department agriculture a of surface. schools. and sister, Miss Parker. to the "Triple was announced. whpre he was In charge of the T. club were hostesses at plcnil and three girls were received into tccb-t- Um hnmn An Thursday after Lanning recently the church immersion. The Raptist Missiona"' The guests motored to the coun club work In all the northern and by met on Thursday afternoon at the noon. This club is composed ui i Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Raker ar Joe Rich- try home of Miss Norton on the western states. beautiful, fully shaded home cf the members of Mrs. Last week end a compos rived here Wednesday from Ver su- class of the Cottonwood. Many useful and party Mrs. O. S. Strickland It the ards' Sunday school were to ed of Mrs. Fred C. Hill, Miss non, Texas, and are guests in th? devotional was led Methodist church. Delicious re- beautiful gifts presented home of son Mr. burbs. Tho honoree. Julia Hill, Miss Gertrude Allen their and wife. Mrs. A. M. Heath and Mrs. freshments were served to Misses the and Mrs. Harvey Baker. by Frlsch and Walter Hill, motored to State Dozier, a returned misnionaty Beatrice Davis, Mildred to visit at the. homo cf On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. L. the lesson. Burnell Carroll, Mattle Mae Jack- College from gave s. Dr. and Mrs. O. W. R. Smith It. Brown entertained Professor Japan, - Adele Ohne-mu- The subject was "Power in Mis- son, Loucllle Page, The who wTere resi B. Tlmmons of Ohio .1 -- t II t A SOCORRO Hills, former Pryor at UI1. W and n 11. J : n . . UI - x SIUI1S, WHICH 113 llinil Ull 3 IW Beverley Klrkpatrick dents of Mesilla Park, are now tuu,ury the ladies present. Dur.ng an Ruth Burroughs. in El Paso, where Miss home Mrs. Merrill Allen left on Sun- living On' Wednesday Professor California, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Gordon Love- Julia is engaged in public health o nnrr andtTX refreshments. day afternoon for work. Walter since his ,v,, t t D...,i will Join her husband. lace of Eliasville, Texas, left Fri- Hill, where she graduation from the engineering She has been at Artesla for sev- day for Venice, Calif, after a brief i.,ttK feini-iil- Mr. flml department of the New Mexico "", lu"' UillllCr HI l.t,. ,h M.11,1.1 nhnrnh eral months. She was accompa- ..Idt hprp - their home. llt son. ivt livori tn sn. College of Agriculture nnd Me- rir, -- . t J . was filled on Sunday moinlnsr by nied by her young T0in. cmmiu Aria in fins ceen tin- - 1tW..,, li. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Banks left corro several years ago, were Mrs. Car. Mueller and d.uehter. "AT Z where shown a number of courtesies ployed by the Century Electr.cal Miss were JZ Tuesday for Oregon, they company, with in Helen, delightful .ios the text the That intend to locate. The Banks during their stay. headquarters tesses at a e, 7 "Leaving Things Dallas, Texas. o'ciotk Are Behind, I Press Forward.'' A family have been residents of the On Wednesday evening Mrs. C. luncheon, honoring Professor Tim-mon- s. President and Mrs. E. T. Kent large crowd greeted Judo Brat- - valley for several years. T. Brown entertained with a and Clarence. Places were laid at a who was seriously the children, Harry, Jr., Iton and enjoyed his talk. - At Harve West, bridge party at her home, Richard and Miss Lo Ree, are on 5 beautifully appointed table, on the C. M. in a last week, list limited to close center of which night the Rev. Delinger of injured runaway guest being a camping trip this month In the rested a Hrge Mart, Texas, at the is rapidly improving. The man friends of the honorees. Refresh- bouquet of daisies, for Proie-sse- r pteachej mountains near Las Vegas. Methodist church. has regained consciousness Iter ments in two courses were served. R. Tlmmons, Miss Mary West. Mrs. ,f were Mrs. George Quesenberry, Mate The "Travelers' Inn" of Por- remaining in a Those present Mr. and Ilau-te- r, Rhoda Johnson, Everett Du Puey, He in extension agronomist, L. L. tales changed management last condition for several days. George E. Cook, Dr. and Mrs. C. assistant director of exten- and brother, Oscar Du Puey, of bed. C. Friday when Mrs. Chapman of still confined to his Clarke, Professor and Mrs. and C. A, field California, Miss Helen Mueller and Mrs. F. G Mrs. A. H. Mrs. sion, MeNabb, and Mrs. and Hereford, Texas, tiok posiassion Representative Quayle, Hilton, ngent in have return Mrs. Mueller. A until of Hartell have returned from an Conv Brown. Miss Cora Moffett marketing, was so- the first January. Mr. ed from Last Las Vegas, where delightful evening sperrf to and j After two and Mrs. Webb, former occupants, extended trip Washington and Carl Hilton. they attended the summer exten- cially. weeks' visit with will will eastern They havs many friends in Profes- take a rest and spend other points. On Wednesday evening Miss sion conference. Portale, a part of their time at Douglas. been away for several months. Moffett entertained at dinner at The baseball between sor Tlmmons left Thursday for Alice James enter- game the Roswell, where he will Ariz., with their son, Ralph Webb, Miss Mary the Val Verde, as a compliment Las Cruces Independents, a team visit the and tained a few friends at her homo Mr. Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Kuhl for a family. to and Lovelace. Covers of local boys, and the Fort Bliss Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fi'.e and on Thursday evening, complimen- were laid for Mr. and Mrs. George resulted in a score few days, then will go by way of who special troops, "Nuthin' doin' en mors) children of Moran, Texas, nnd tary to Miss Ruth Newsome, E. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace, of 21-1- 0 Alamogordo and Cloudcroft to El from Ha- in favor of the upper on the Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Dellin-ge- r is her this week, , tuims; not your Paso, where he will visit his guest Miss Moffett. Thursday evening valley boys. of Hart, Texas are the guests german. Delicious refreshment! Mr. and Mrs. Cook entertained Mrs. T. E. Davis and Miss tweety life not whin friend and former instructor. Dr. to after a Bob bowl . of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner were served the guests at dinner at the Val Verde. I can see a big Frank H. H. Roberts, and wif-s- and Their ble Knight were dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Cox. delightful evening. Among those guests were Mr. and Mrs. Love- the home of Dr. Mrs. G. W. of Kellogg' Corn Then he will go to San Marclal. were Misses Lucile and and Eighteen girls and boyi Urn present James, lace, Mrs. T. B. Everhcart, Miss R. Smith" on Monday. Flakes an' fruit ttarin' Albuquerque Tjs Vegas, well filled baskets drove to Tarbet, Allcje Dunn, where he will two l i and Margarette Cora Moffett. Rev. and Mrs. Ira H. McCly- - at me I Say, what'ehd spend weeks o." Nellie Newsome and the country home Professor Jonas, Ruth Mrs. Blanche Read monds and little Mar-jorl- e, think eld enaw th mountains before going to Clint Jer-ma- n and son, daughter, it it, his home at and Jtrs. L. I,. Rrowp, three miles Messrs. Black, Cole, Dale, returned from a have returned from an over Clarksburg, Ohio. on Cole and George Cole. Saturday pert" On September 1 he will hln out, Thursday even, ng and had three weeks' vacation spent in land trip to Glenwood, N. M.. begin a cay time with different lawn Miss Effie Glover was hostess school . El Paso. where assisted in delicious work for the they conducting ensuing yoir. game.-"- At 8 a at a delightful sewing party on Mr. and Mrs. Doyal are enter- o'clo;l: picnic Mrs. M. J. of San Aca- a camp church meeting, where Crisp, afternoon.. .The Cronln, W. D. Chaffln supper was eaten oi the lawn. Tuesday guests they are a church. taining of Dallas, A most at this affaVr were the cia, was here Saturday. starting They Texas, who Is here with a view delighU'i:! affair was delightful were accompanied on the trip bv riven on the members of the P. I. G. S. club, Mrs. Lee Baldwin and children to locating In the Portales valley. Thursday evuning by Misses vaima Bell, Effie Bell and On Woman's club of Portales. when which has recently sprung into and her brother, Frank Towle, Dora LaTham. Friday evening Mrs. Claud existence and is composed of the left Monday for Denver. The Jones was hos-tes- nt they entertained their husbands Miss Lucille Day, a former stu her home nnd also the younger women of the town. Af- trip will be made by automobile. with the Mcsdames E. N. r, Woman's clug of dent, of the New Mexico State Whte,--- Clovis ter a the Mrs. B, R. Britton accompanied William Barton and J J. and their husbands, with delightful afternoon, college here, Is visiting friends nt a 7 two-cour- hostess served refreshments to them as far as Albuquerque. Richards, assisting, to the Junior o'clock, dinner at State College and Mesilla Park LAKES the home of Misses Zanaida Mann, Elizabeth Miss Eunice Herkenhoff of Al Methodist Missionary society at and this week. Miss Day has for tho Mrs. W. E. Lindsey, Tables were Soloman, Lorie Davis, Beatrice buquerque, who has been the two been n lawn party and picnic supper Vesca past years attending A placed on the spacious lawn. Davis, Mildred Frisch, guest of her cousin, Miss Harriett UDerun nt o'clock. After the ch Mr n Adele college at Oberlln. Ohio. had which was electrically lighted and Frlsch, Virginia Attebery, Herkenhoff, left Monday for her ana graauatea mere this year. enjoyed many games, he a two-cour- Ohnemus Belle summer and Arra Rogers. food for plate dinner wa home. miss wno lives in El I'aso. 'evening's pleasures closed with served The Juvenile which uay, days to 12S band, perfect the picnic. The last course of cafeteria style guests Ralph Bell, formerly assistant will teach in the schools there at who were seated on Navajo of about SO small boys and cashier of Socorro State the of fall term. the supper was ice cream tnd rugs of R. the bank, opening the cake. placed on the lawn. The menu girls under the supervision but now connected with the Bank Preceding the morning servlcps demands diet the warm 1 first course A. Brewer, is to give ft Health a lighter during days! On ehil-dre- n consisted of fried preparing of Magdalena, was here of the St. James Episcopal church Saturday afternoon the cold concert In the near future. Many Sunday. at the re- chicken, baked ham, sllcei Charles L. on Sunday morning, boautiful That's why Corn Flakes are such an ideal food Baptist orphanage tomatoes, of the members of this organiza- Bradbury spent spent Kellogg's ceived quite a treat when Mes- - potato salad, cabbage en baptismal services were performed 1 slaw, bread and tion are beginners, but are rapid- Sunday and Monday here, for summer not only refresh- tlames Charles Maxwell, J. Post butter sandwiches route from Fort Logan, Colo., to by Rev. Hunter Lewis for Mar- They're crisp, appetizing, and L. V. and iced tea. The second course ly advancing and improving. The Louise, the Infant Brown paid them a was band is of town. Inspiration, Ariz. garet daughter ing and really delicious, but wholesome and nourishing! ice cream with fresh straw- - the pride the of Mr. Cart-wrig- ht visit and presented them with 16 Brown was and Mrs, Charles Derries and cake. Sixty-fiv- e Several carloads of Artesla and Little Miss Barbara of St. benefit from to old nice pies for their Sunday din- at home ot Louis, who are vis And, Kellogg's every one, babyhood ner, and also a guests were present from Clovis. Loving rooters accompanied the hostess at a party the Here this summer, nice quilt. Thtre baseball team to Carlsbad last her Mrs. C-- T. iting and kittle Eat with fresh fruit now in season! are at the present time 30 chil- ine portales band disnensed noun. grandmother, Charles Kell, son of Mr. and Mrs. age! Kellogg's tlful music both before Sunday, when Artesla and Lovinr; Brown, Tuesday afternoon, cele dren being cared for at the Pap-ti- st dinner Rnd John Kell of Mesilla Park. Mr. between the courses, and after crossed bats for the second time brating her fourth birthday. At and Mrs. Machen Corn Flakes are the most breakfast orphans' homo. season. all Guy and Dr. Kellogg's popular Gov. C. .inner gave a delightful concert. this ter playing the games that and Mrs. O. W. R. Smith Merrltt Mechem ind The An announcement has been re little folks like most and stood cereal in the served with milk or in Judge S. B. Davis, Jr., were Por- evening's eninvmenf going as godparents for the children. world, cream; yet, tales on broken into by a storm ceived at Artesla of the wedding through the exciting event of hav A or young neonle visitors Friday. and arisiir, of Miss their refresh party from thousands of homes they are also appreciated as a dessert, The W. C. T. U. held their the people had to go to their Agnes Feemster, daughter ing pictures taken, this vicinity motored to the Me- , of Mrs. I. W. of ments were next in order af'er-noo- n iiomes. Feemster, this and silla dam this served with of cream and fresh fruit. ular meeting on Friday to Mr. William there never was more de week, where they plenty at 3 o'clock at the home of place, Murray of surely enjoyed a picnic supper and bath- Mrs. Kansas City. The bride was away llcious ice cream, nor a more and later Rhoda Johnson and Miss BABIES AT HOPE ARE on a visit for the summer when beautiful cake. .There ing party, enjoyed a Eat Kellogg's Corn Flakes liberally. Let the little . West. After devotional led birthday dance at the Robblns' amusement Mary the nuptial ceremony was was pink lemonade, too, and fa- and ji by Mrs. W. E. Lindsey, business EXAMINED BY NURSE parK. .Among tnose present were folks have all they want because Kellogg's are easily vors for each child. The little Misses Era Rentfrew. OennreHn Mr. anil Mrs. R. G. hostess received a number of are and (SpwHal CorrrnpondtLc to Knoedler Talbot, Gladys Wilson, Abble Tales quickly digested, yet they satisfying sustaining. The Journal.) and family, Mr, and Mrs. Pete pretty gifts'. Those present were Mope, is. M., July 27. Mrs. ana meine Hargrove; Fred Powell r. Loving and family, Mrs. Laura Barbara Moore, Horace Moore, Frank J. McClure, Francis Burke' """""5' cuumy neaun nurse, Welsh and Miss Herma Welsh Earl Herkenhoff, Alma Ward John Bobbins and R. came up from Carlsbad left last week for Ruth H. Burns Thursday a short vaca Nicholas, Jackson, Peggy mrs. Yoast Me- and tion at Ruidoso mountain Paxton. ivy urant of conducted a baby conference the rc silla Park has resumed du- sort her Insist in the High school annex. The Ralph Sparks left Wednesday ties as extension secretary at Bpon Kellogg's A few friends of M1ss Nellie home in the Cora Flakes in the RED conference had been ad for his Pecos, Texas, New Mexico state college, after a widely Jonas were entertained at the after a week's visit with Mrs. two weeks' vacation. nd GREEN vertised and numbers of home G. D. packsgs regis of Mrs. Holmes, com Sparks here. Dean John H. bearing the trations had been sent ,to Miss Vaughn, who has signature in. plimentary Ruth New Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Letts of been ill since May. left - of W. K. origi. some, who is from ' Wnrt.- Kellogg, There were 35 babies examined visiting Ha El Paso are guests of Mrs. Letts' day for Valmora, N. M., where nator ot Corn Flakes, SPREAD and tested. One german. Miss Nellie Jonas wai Mrs. G. C. York. he will spend his weighed baby the hostess. A sister, vacation during delightful evening went mo iiiuiilii ii AUKUHl, was found with a tick In its ear. was O. C. York to Albuquer T .. enjoyed by all present. Ico HTloa - m m i i m ..P A on a brief bus! uuy was meat number had adenoids and en- cream and cake were served to que Wednesday "uiuo dinner 7 product ness guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram I-T- &Matasty larged tonsils, AH are to receive Misses Nellie Mae Home, Gladys trip. J G. Hadley at their home in Mesilla ill cards in the near future, stating LOle, Ina Cole, Lillian Meadovs. Prof. W. Ramlow returned mm on 4099 - Minn juesaay evening. their condition. Mary Alice James, Grace Castle- Tuesday from Detroit, Rev. and Mrs. Ira H. -- Mrs. LoBseffs was assisted by berry, Ruth Newsome. Migglo where he accompanied the body monds entertained at 'wi TOASTED H Be prepared buy of Hollls. Alice Dunn and his wife, their ' ll Drs. Jaffa Hope and Pate of Messrs. of on Monday evening in honori,,. ' ' Scott of Is of Carlsbad. William Meadows, Ovie Meadows. Francis Albuquerque Miss Lucile Day of El C0RH Tokio C. of his Mrs. G Pnn nh Vandegriff, J. Flocre, the guest sister, is visiting friends at the ' The London waterworks system Jr., Kyle Jonas, Tom Jones and r. York. college FLAKES Herman Cole. W. B. Bunton was hostess Also makers of KELLOGG'S will shortly possess the largest re Mrs. Miss Abble lies, who hn world. haa Two young Artesla men left to the Ladles' Aid society of the (CRUMBLES and KELLOGG'S scrvoir in the It been on her vacation during tho tnon'h under construction for ten years this week for other points, where Presbyterian church Tuesday af of June of BRAN, cooked and krumblsd ha-- and part July,' has re and when completed will a mey have accepted positions. ternoon sii""- -. Maria Baldwin returned turned to i lie college and resume,! capacity of 6,500.000.000 gallons. Noah Garett went to Fort ium Miss ncr a u ues as ner. where he is a Western Union Sunday from Datil, whore she campus atenogra Journal Want Ads Bring Results. operator. Henry Tcrpeniiig went visited relatives for a week. pher. t

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Hfr ftnil ATrB fi TTnw .nvnrnl will be absent for about have been in Gomez the rest children and Mrs. Owen Slmms f They and son. days last weeK. iney .jiave Dcen two weeks. ' three months, the guests of Mrs. ! HAGERMAN CARLSBAD Mrs. Ray Soliday entertainea HOPE Whitley's parents. LEVY Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gates. Jlr. New Mexico and are now visit- on Thursday afternoon 1.1 r.onor Mrs. George Brown and little and Mrs. F. L. Crlger and son, ing their daughter in Roswell. of her mother, Mrs. Edwin Kteph- - daughter Of Albuquerque aro the Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crl- - - and ger and Mrs. G. E. Criger went Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McKlnstry Misses Mintie Beth Hayes Mar- a iiiuiiuiie y George Best left the last of the guests of Mrs. Brown's mother, The- misses Shirley B.'tty xna, v.i peauuiui Mrs. Paul Mahan has had as Mrs. Ed. Dickens. returned to Sat- to Baldy mountain Sunday on an cntertainod a number of their jxayes, r.uuio (UB aim . giiven on Monaay Dy airs. r. week vfor Amarillo to live. Brown Spriuger Jl uowcn na- - ner bouse ior inn put... The little son of after a ten days' viit here outing. flinnrta T.ioarlnv evening. BrlOgO UlimoiO vioncu racy, honoring her daughter, gueBis -. Mrs. Mabel Bunting Is visiting urday Mrs. O. Mo- re- Mrs. R. Miss Ruth Irwin is a was at six tables. Ice german friends several days last MrB George Eddy of Washington, week her mother, her mother at Weed. Mr. and Mrs. Don Baca is in the home of Mr. and spending pluycd t..ii anH Mr -Fadden. and Mr. and Airs. I.ealio ill. H. few days in Springer visiting her ream and cane were.Beiveu. i . i'. mm. ni.iu .. Miss Eva is rela ported seriously Libby. Mrs, H. L,. Jackson children i., of house car o or uosweii. May visiting Fiesta was observed Mrs. F. L. Mr. aunt, Mrs. C. D. Van Meter, and Misses Lillian Hinkle, Ethel anj Mrs. Rutledge Dallas, the tives at Lockney, Texas. day gayly Mr. and Crlger, ' Cummins Mr. and Mrs. Earl Camp went of Mrs. Lige Merchant. ar Mrs Wright of Olathe. Kan., in Magdalena on Saturday, July and E. Johnson and family. Shepherd and 'Fnybelle 'Mrs. guest is at homa cf her Miss Frankle Wllburn left the Mrs.,Emmett Mr. and Mrs. Suddeth and chil- motored down from Roswell Tues. to Roswell today to meet Mrs. Tom Pearson of Roswell, the visiting the 22. daughter, Lois, and Mr. and Mrs. Camp, who Is coming from Clov.s Mrs. Merchant. Af- - daughter, Mrs. Myrl Nordhausser. last of the week for the moun- Mrs. Beatrice Lopes and motored to Mia- dren and the Misses Minnie Allen toy and were guests at the R. guest of John tains to ot the family Henry Schmidt " mo spend the rest of Socorro were ln Magdalena to or- and Daisy Bunton motored to I. Lockhead homo. A aance ui tor a swim ai imumie u.w, summer. mi Wednesday the chorry Tres Taos hall on Tuesday son. the motored to tne ucaun ,,:,"," the past week, the guests of her chards. Piedras and Sunday on held at Jones !.' 111 Tguests mcy Mrs Williams is a honor." Lock- - Mrs MnrshhanV. wa several home in La mterta. wnere nrir. the home of h i daughtsr. Bryant Improving parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bareas. J. M. Wood arrived recently vacation trip. They returned dnvs last week, but la now Im- - The was Edgar Williams, was held on Sun- - his residence, four miles south Mrs. L. C. Otto has returned and will viait Friday. neaare."sJ".s .'.. ' . morning from Las Cruces guests. - , , ...... east of This is one of the Mrs. re- vile- - .,,,....h ;.mrs. : .(t.mn ...... Enu. Hope. home from Albuquerque, where weeks ln the home of his Margaret Jardee has Miss Tholmn West gave a vu""6- , r"spent. at oriage. .7h.. v, finest in several Th- Q, gcout - - ...or...igereceived copal church. Rev. lrorold HHer farms the country. some car turned from Wagon Mound, where nr. 1A art n nan a V OVanr.iv ar T n Ft I gcout,.. and their ....unr hirha she has been for time, son, L. J. Woods, and his daugh- .in liv.iu.ii., tne hlirinl M.rVtC. John Paul Brownlee came in she has been Dr. R l T of town Leader Mlsa Frlni. Morgan, a beautiful fan as souvenir. Those reading ine ing for her daughter, Mrs. Elsie ter, Mrs. Sllas &huliz. and fami- visiting and Vest farm north p. a from Roswell to Mrs. Oibbs. Mr . I M K, Messrg Bow. me honor euests Masons attended in body and Tuesday spend Bowman, and little and Mrs. R. C. a I . " . . . n . . n U lies. Dr.JOayn8d um . a few with his sister, Lil- Ohamblla and Mr. and Mrs. " "lor!.- - '? L,.) Mrs. Lige Jlerchnt "lM.r.8' uuu . days Miss Zula Hatton returned Mon- B, by ttSrwho'w" "a lian. ., Miss Alma Rlnehardt. of the from where fihe Myers. Mrs. Rowell, Fred, Jr., and Ona rV"."" i?nn . M 1 Mrs. left for day Springer, E. J. 0."A. Christo- """"i' Courtney Monday West ranch country, was ln town spent several days vlsittag frlonfls. Robinson, delicious plcnlo dinner last Frl- - Mrs. Kindle. Mrs. Blanket, Texas, in response to a a of this week, the E. Hill and pher and Cook Ely went to Ocate VedZ Brown Loule inche- - McKlm, r"n;:.Frank llliless portion guest Mr. and Mrs. 'O. day- - About 13 ot tne Scouts were Roberts, Misses Elred telegram informing her of of friends. children and Mon- Wednesday on business. fir J J. west, nay West and . Eugenen ln spent Sunday Mr. Tfnhrt GALLUP her sister's family. The Misses Bertha Speck, Flos day at tho home of Mr. and .Mrs. and Mrs. Marvin Miller an Bert Ballew was on a njrrito at Charles Brewer Is back from sie Dlsmuke and ' Mcr of children and Stanley Kendrlck ui,--- i riding Miss Emily Hardy entertained Elizabeth John Simmons the Plodra Miss Amv Lee Ilarrolson of ki,i-- n,.,. U... -- .if.. San Antonio, where he has been Laren will arrive home the laN lumber' district. wont on a trip from Thursday till Alter a. v ; i jt -- ... . . j. l Roswell is a guest of Mrs. auu kui ins iicui it m puuu near unaAII on 1. uumo ncuumn nr.jcu- - doing a "hitch" with the motor ter of this week from Al- Mr. and Mrs. Suddeth and chil- Sunday to the Mills ranch, week uiuaiti ents, Monaay nignt, yiony United part Mr. this a manner that the heel of the wjtn a spend-the-nlg- party. Her nesday morning Clarence E. Steele transport. States army. buquerque, where they have been dren of Quannah, Texas are here and Mrs. J. R. Dillard and Mrs. who lost Sud-deth- Miss shoe was torn off and the under guests, who arrived for supper and Miss Edith Johnson were Hibbard, recently attending summer school. Sum visiting ln the home of Mrs. 's family and Frances Davis part of his heel severed from the Monday and stayed until Tuesday united In marriage. Miss John- - her oldest child and three weeks mer school closed Wednesday, sister, Mrs. R. E. Hatton, returned a few days ago from an fnnt. ThA ininrert memhor was nfic.nAnn wara uriaana Vvulvn Mn- - son la the nrtlv nhild nf Mr. and later her husband, loff the first 26. and outing on the Mora river. of week Oklahoma to re- July family. Mr. sewed in place by Dr. Brown, Intosh, Evelyn McFarlan, Louise Mrs. W. B. Johnson, and is one the for On Sunday morning, July 80. at Clyde and Stanley Kendrlck and Mrs. Cook Ely and and the two are full of x I side with relatives. Col-m- pools ttiiu no in eLung ttiuns Hiuciy. MOOre, AI1C0 waiters, xnoima iev ul uuiiujj b ii.ukl uenuuiui a im the Catholio church, will occur have returned from Las Vegas, children attended church ln children, and even some grown- Mrs. Miche- - - The Mrs. Bob Nenbraugh left for and also visited I jIr. and Charles. enter. Dorothv Hutwrins and Cath- popular young womeir. the marriage of Mlsa Perfect.i where several Sunday una airofir afraKiinnr) TVilu nnnl . , , , , t her home In El Paso a they spent days. c.j- ch.l net. veauer xsi'own ana Aiiss jouise rlne Curnmlns of Roswell. groom cam 10 uaiiup aoout a after Martinez and Juan Gavaldon. Alfred Schipman, Mrs. Peter friends there. pleasant visit with her parents, is from Mrs. C. H. Hanks when Mr. Magdalena .suffering Schipman and tho town children these days to attend , the to leave soon for Califor- - J M. Connelly company, wlio are and Mrs, Lee Jones. the We have to Dcnison, Texas, 26. urday evening ' expects long drought. had motored the cherry orchards July Joseph me , box tnermometer iovingiy gmga mnviffl nto entertainea auu guests on wu.iwhb uumruut 10 put up Wednesday morning a top no heavy rains here this year; at Miami Thursday. They were S. Meyers, Texas state labor com- around the 110 mark. Th "Rnv Srontu left. Mnnbtf Ai'AMtna. at 4 acia in ror tne fell and struck Doris Rausbarger more a OrtlTlTi, V nama Itl I . - i. .. . I Tnav. peine cartnages nothing than light shower, accompanied by Mrs. F. Schlclfcr missioner, has re- .mi.iCH-vi-I'lQtlllni .."Ii on the sidn of telegraphed his "ifivemnfi? ror ina mountamB. wnere r hi imiaa in t. unarta with government Immediately after the face, cutting barely enough to lay the dust. and Alma and Carl Schllcfer of to Governor Mr. from El Paso for a visit TfuMnnn. Ltnnnlni- - mA CUn nrn aa-lt- WPiiflfncr tViAi a below tem- signation' Neff, Thursday thflviney will uuiujj on thn oa roromntiu nnit deep gash the left The drought in the Chicago, who are visiting ln the hore - I surrounding Meyers announced today. He at tne n eux rauun, ivxr. ounwdi- ( T. Several stitches to be Mr. Brock took tho boys in his nistod hv her mnthmi. Mm. Pie left lor a honeymoon trio ple. had country has been broken by Schipman and Hanks' homes. gave no Teason for his but zenbach here. - - action, has many friends and .were accompa- Roberts. The rooms were beau- east. They will make their home taken. within last few Mr. C. C. Kendri"k Elizabeth came In truck, they A. heavy rains the and Mrs. friends said the labor commissioner Miss Lothalu nied by the scout master. Rev. tifullv decorated with ferns and at Madison, Wis. Mr. Steel has J. Reeves, county treasurer Water for the a af- was where . of days. supply gave birthday party Tuesday dissatisfied with the governor's Wednesday from California, Johtl a Rlce. The Scouts who cut flnwpr, nnrf on v rn.ir.p mo WUI111CVL1UI1 Willi the Champaign county. 111., and town Is low, and unless we have ternoon for Miss state to - "icicu, their daughter, ordering troops Denison for Jla8 oeun vwiiing. wmie in are en oving this de ightful MrlD with akn wn- - nervprl flnrltiB- tho company here H. M. Fadden, capitalist of that a rain trees Those Tin en vm n r Mica T.ntVtnlT. will ha i n .at . m.... a . good soon, the ehida Henrietta Kendrlck. pres- strike duty. Commissioner Meyers .. an of city, are expected to visit with and will for ent were R. has been . . . . Komero. employe shrubbery perl'ih Mrs. E. Chrestmnn here several days watching ;r;;;fitnfw iviuiHun, wwbii jo- - An ana ... ar-- tne Charles Coffin during the re- want water. v.. , s jraso miormai enjoyable jew Mexico Construction of and children, Mrs. Cook Ely pnd tho strike situation. oie. miss Joinein noma is at seph Hanson. Wayland Meader. fair was the. nlcnln niinn.r lvn nnmnnnv. in i union, .m.. nm.. W. 9. Oklahoma City. Alvln Meader, Jack West and by the ladies of the Cavalry Rid- - paving in Gallup, had one of his French has purchased ine woman s Mission society Johnson. club on Tuesdav at arms 2,Ofio iambs from T. E. May. on Ernnklyn lne evening RevpreH whilo nni bimmhint met Wednesday afternoon at T. west and E. E. Lane made the beach. After tho the concrete on Peek Briscoe Is improving and j. bathing mixer Monday Is able to be town. iuoo- - unuai wmcn enaea at tne ui mis ween, it was necessary up day- - They were acc"nPanied by river, were Joined thei- - to take Elmer Watts is visltina; at the L . they by the machinery apart in ( - L. 1 i MiM BIance Stevenson, who has husbands for a swim and supper.-- order to extract the member, Henry Jernlgan ranch. M.mii and the subject V'Mis- - been visiting at the Lane home Those present were Malor and which had hennm. ntwiV Mrs. Elza Swift and baby re- turned this week from a visit to fhi hVnrt,rt Bei8' for Bome tlme wno turned Mrs. E. P. Bujac, Dr. and Mrs. He Is being cared for at a local Ice and to her home at Clovis Tuesday W. F. Glasier, ' Mr. and Mrs. her mother on the plains. hospital. The local are X.' ... . It"' evening Harry MoKlra, Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Durward rlarVn. Mav!- - freighters busy "1..1u . now wool Ters. "y - and Mrs. W. E. Car- - Institute is transporting the clip. . v L"'-,- W?- Mr, Military Ldet who a AmTo ..v.., i niiwt'ii Hriu ji ri'.n. .nr..m..?p:mninrpr Tnr ira nnro ninnca ri v a - .. . . Wagons heavily loaded are leav- Mesdames F. Oscar Bui- - Bauslln, to Hope Sunday. A . Davis. Mrs Mvrnn r in r5' i "'. -- .""P:.. w?".hlgl? ing Hope at almost any hour of UrK,, ? L,M- - Jr.. Silver City. Misses Adele Travl." Ba'n Texas1 the day for Artesia, where a part -- ,Ward. Bujac Camp Antonio. of the Is XC.. . "iieit vveunesaay ior Amarmo. ar- - ann AiarennritA Rnhorta .. wool being stored, McKlnstry. Stroud, Misses Neva ter a vaoatlon spent with their The f rnmn,... . . "ee.se. "eaaow, Sr.. of Trinidad Mr. and Mrs. Brldgeman, Earl Faim?,r,i.W'Tan-- , Carollne. Eleanor Hngerman friends. sponsoredri,hra delightful l, "l. a",1P tnis week wlth Whitaker, wife and son, left Sat- and Betty ti,q t v t, .v. l",10:"1"1 daughter. Mrs. Ros na Burke. urday for a two weeks' vacation iri.H.i Mrs- - c- - on Among the, Roswell people who will meet Sunday afternoon and day night for th cavalrv hn in Cantrell and Miss the Rtrldoso. took of . Mr. advantage the Thursday evening at the Hagerman Baptist Troop B after their drill. The niuiuci aim oia and Mrs. Gerald Damewood fTfteen (15) - half holiday for a trip to Hager- church. . An ter of Mrs. T.. C. Poison, of Fre- - moved to Carlsbad wbere man were interesting program Chamber will give a series of Tuesday, . Harry . Blythe. who has hm honn v n - L ZJ. aonia, are ln lr. Damewood has a .. ... nn.iif iu, inn iiicTTL- uniirco lii ftiiuw iiih niivn innin in. . ivan., visiting the position 7 Better M.f recently peen transferred froming. The Hagerman B. Y. P. TT. forest and fnr tow tor a few weeks, with tho Public Utilities com- Clovis to Koswell, where he Is serve amrHH; w Mr. pany as will supper to the ont.of- - thev am rtnw nion and Mrs. Sam nn... bookkeeper. , empioyea by Leach and Colter; town visitors. The B. ... ' J. D. Rice is the new town cigarettes VV Q . . Hagerman courage them to attend drill. uiuuicit iiixvv returnea rroin I .PHrPr ran nrho a AWinl Aira Tr , .. a marshal. Jfo hv th Knmn ' ' l.uu""s. wm rc8uiar Jv.rs. r era BSKer, Mrs. Morw visit with Mrs. Bushman par- - T.,.n,h,r tuurao ot lessons tnis summer., ana Miss Oenn Mafleria at C'ltv. Mn. Elza. Swift Is clerking in Joyce-Prnit- 's ,fr ienerson ..u mr . ana w,.,,ai, rtnm yuity an nis clerks. to their homes ln Abilene. Tova. Mrs. L. n. ShankHn n,i store during the absence two Visitea I of J. at the J. E. nn . ZZ. ter" c7," u H. Brldgeman. and Oscar II Mnflv ,M.mn. ocv- - ' Atnf j u navq itsiuriieu Blythe Walters homes . f'"1"!) - Owing to a relapse of his- - re- respectively i ' va mviLimm jii'iiic i iui i. it jjuuia, xxu cent Illness Rev. Moon Normal University ui jm. i was unable a. t: JJeason has as guests this i uuwia, airs, juna uiCKte, Air. and Mrs. C. C. Mannlnir to fill his L i iUiU,;uu ivima Ainu no- - unu navo pulpit Sunday morning. week, Ira Deason. his brother. 1 ou ramuy returned from Mrs. Lottie. Murphey Is clerk- rt, the other house euests at a trio tn thft whit.w and Messrs. Lemon, Flora and ... - - - Uh Hf 1 m . . Mwumwm ing ln the f.L summer session of Nor-- "10 nvmv, ieit Arizona. fv,i dry goods department ine the mesaayiu of the Joyce-Prul- t. ar !!. ma.1 closed af- - tor Paso, where they will visit Mr. h. Sr"rV' university Thursday and Mrs. W..W. BIckel and jn-m- ann b"8-- week ot examina- - at h Mr, Ed Harris. John urocKeu iamnywere and business trip. Several of the !fr y f,.nal Thatcher 'spent last week on in rrom th ranch this week. to locate " a 1 ln gentlemen, plan here. . ? ."shin5 ,rlP the White moun Taul Coffin ment events.7,w.cimZnn-x.V-The r . v". returned Saturday HUH chief features tains or Arizona. from a "..iiuc.ijr limn of the commencement week were her sister, Mrs. Frank KindleJIlfor month's visit to tho Watts nun, . iiuiora Mccnae , H. A. Kahl, Steve ranch. . Wlmberly - hainn c linn nnsr mnntn inrt MnnHav-- - VIdaI,Cr. J. it;n, lam, weeK nwa i ,h. unuav . . v- w. onH a m Miss ior .arinani. Wl" iianneff- ,r Naomi Medcalf spent last visit relatives'. dv.o nr" " ,.T 1U -- weekTon wherethey. r . .will ... .tJ1!,i"tJ LT?' th? pent last n ou Hn," 7l week visiting Jn Artesia as the ivirs. "" C'C"'B ana the wimoeriy win route home- - White mountains of ApI 7.nnn guest of Mrs. Arthur Brewer. at Iowa Park. Texan, Vv,r ch the commencement exercises pro- - ln?..t0 "er Miss M1r9 Tnex .TnnAH Ant.pfofna Mm Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kirk Eileen Walters of Hager- will visit at the home of her per xnursaay morning. Herbert and man is a on Wednesday afternoon, ... . Shillingburg returned the spending the week ln orotner, EverettMcBride. Tho nlnv on,.i nn honoring Hope, the Dicnio waslVfilrt with I.ne. of her irom an ayto guest of Mlsa Fannie A at iit a caxt. one "irinnay anniversary..- T" M . T" x " th. itkbiv . It a EVn-- m - liiilj UiXi: f H W na fn nn. Cone. , dam Thursday evening ln honor I and written by Syd- - rV.fl .i- r " The Mirh., and W n Epworth of Miss " ' League gave a Caroline Moreland. A de- enieia. u was the first D" Z " Mrs. Hnm . towel bazaar and served licious and bountiful p ay the u" street : over cream. supper was presented by epent the nt enH oaKO ana lemonade. A sum of enjoyed by, the following: 'Ttfisses players with curtain and. .afternoon games. '"AJbuqucrque visiting $12.30 1T1 ico cream ana " wan realized from Moreland, Cecil Ja- stage equipment in I cake were served siack. the and Carmen Z M-"rry- towels and about $20 from cobs, Flora and Flossie torium E W dlrecTed rV ths hostes9' asslstca Mr' reW,an! J9 M"Pac are the - Bowen, Tlnn the Hanson. over refreshments. Violet AVoodmas Production and Ke . the arrival of a and Franklyn " uorn Dr. Ennis, of- Johnson, Marlin Woodmas seemed tn h. th n.n Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Joyce V inaay. xounty health and "'1":.' ' and Mrs- - ficer, wan up from Carlsbad Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Woodmas. The program for rnmmannoman arrived home on Wednesday, af- - . Steltzman are the who ter a two months' to New eIign'fuI. Prents a fine son day, looking after the general chaperoned the party. v aay.was interesting 'and inspiring trip health Miss consisted lorn, ana Nashville, of the Hope people. Neva Palmer of Roswell It of the following num- wasnington, About BOO Miss - -- Tenn. Misses Frances an 3 rlHinno nt rtii.. Ettle Beckett,- one of the Hpent the week with Misses Lula uers Mary teachers In and .Julia a June JoyC9 'wln remain n Kan- - "ns community enjoyed the schools, returned Curry at the C. W MoweS - Columbus' Monday from Austin, where Curry home north of town. Miss and C1,y ft: .cks, visit- '. plnic she Texas, NrL?.?tr? s ing at the home of Mrs. cha-le- !d at Win- - has' been summer Neva formerly resided at Green- un sappnire Seas," soprano so ll"''"snday Fort school. - attending field. lo with Glee club Louise Jara The Carlsbad MiKses Dr. Jaffa wont to Roswell to Mr. and Mrs. Woodmas, Miss millo. bathing beach Js , Mary Myrlck, Kate in - ' rs- - Cht""les spend Sunday with his Violet Woodmas, Marlin Wood- Invocation, Rev. O. W. Hearn. Increasing popularity with rec- if Ballcelch, parents seeHers each and was taken down with appen- mas and Miss Caroline "Stars of the Summer TsrihV r.eatl0.n . dav dnrlng i"I".An.aerson and Tom Moreland itna not woathor k wuiiinosea a nartv nt dicitis shortly after motored to Roswell The double male quartet """" While reaching there. Sunday. A .. umi . . ' and Informal who wen' to Ramah Mon- - the attack has been severe Woodmas family were guests at swfmmlng party and ?pI.e ii It la th8 pl0,lccr not thought that an opera- the Moreland home, to which Dr- - h day tion would Miss Caroline was wsnssn ik sthS be wise at the Present. CIGARETTE returning, after iTirTlon" " crr Mrs. Fred Wilson and baby ot a week's visit with the Woodmas Presentation 'of diplomas . and ML " Carlsbad have, been the guests of family. coniernng or atBrees' J. i. " tvinoie, """"""y niRnt at Mr. full Mrs. H, ireslcent Mr. and Mrg H F chrl8tan Dr an,which time 20 candidates will Wilson's sister. Mrs. Puckett Every cigarette Eliza Floto returned home Wagner. be better Turkish Wr8- - W- - P" lnlat.e1 '"to the local this week. full size Monday from Logan, La., where "Annie Laurie " Glee club fPd Glasier. Mrs. lodge. weight and Moore' Mr" an1 Mrs' c- of tha McKIn" The Hope ball team played the better Virginia she accompanied the body Benediction, Rabbi David Bron- - ,ey Kun Cottonwood team of her Mr. stein. Sikes, Mrs. Grant Mann of 51 .County banking force Is Sunday after- better Burley rather, Nathan Haines, ?d - er noon. Hope 10 foe' burial. Seventy-fiv- e Pa?,' M.r8, T?1" Pearson "t Ro3- s,pnd', vacation in Califor- - boys won, to graduates received Miss her Mr. Schyrock will be S: The Pollyanna class of their Sel1' IIelon Mcllvaln, Jim a11wlth cousin, Mrs. L. K. the school Copyright 1921, Lipgett Myers "Cobacco Co. . MethdUlst the : c"1?": Farrell. Jack Finwlck and Law- - janitor again this year. Sunday school went It ha. Wr LZa. 1 to Merchant. I Hendrl, Dr. D. E. Puekett Is the pleasont country home of tlnuatlon school, offer ren:e left last week to to return expected Mr. Mrs n xxr r-.-. mi as T Brade" wlt" the last of the week and requested, will be opened he L. n.ter.talned rn.iL81"0" the Santa from the east. ( day afternoon uriuKH uaur., and hold an en- "Linng August. Several .?r tne. luncheon on In hs - joyable lawn party. Games were reirnlar rBnu,: .n, Friday morning at engineering'uraa,.deiurtmt hm "treet. A Heathman played during the afternoon and competent assistant, eml on.Cana' and Mr,. olor and Tl Wurm aro cou-n"- a luncheon ot Ice cream and Ployed. That ye"ow white spending a 0 1 ,.v nf. te CaUfo- ! MAGDALENA capped the festivities. Those 4V ?acati,onWeekS -la - a present, were Misses intensive .nco m wrasiu .1 Flora and Srudy durrng the mnnth j L..Mr- - w-- H. Sowejj, . Miss .Rt.th dalsjei and marigolds being used Carroll has return.! V,?981 Dorothea Cowan, vfslt Miss left on Alta Gehman, Gladys GIfford years critic teacher in the train- - & rMoth.'f friends Margaret Beagle -- nB u?"1f ' " Monday for Albuquerque, where .w.o.nMi, ui Jtoswetl, scnooi, nas been granted M'r,0l" " I'"1" - Alice and Grace leave of .... -- 7 ?7".ul "aanmBton, jj. i;., ueorce .. she will spend a week, the house Menoud, Mary c. ahn I Obi Eleanor attehd nS S?dy of Washington, D. C, Myron guest of the L. M. Porter family. VdCfltion? Paddock, Neva PalnTBr of Cincinnati nXeralry. 2 ark ,S1Tr Clty' Gorflon On her return home she will be Going Roswell, Violet Wood- - ' tiz!te - Texas. Tom LAS VEGAS accompanied by Miss Elizabeth v.9'. J'rmml8 8 Williamson, ler I, specializing in art ani! &B- - ' rearson or Roswell, George Ad- - McLaren, who has been attending Ethel, Verna, Joyce .and. Ruby supervision work West. Lulu and Julia S. Omar Bnri.-- "m8 trucago. H. H. Dilley, E. J summer school ln Albuquerque. Get the Hews From Home Every Day Curry. !,. M - The infant twin of Little Thelma Robinson was from the faculty o, the Norma, to stonl.Ti. J- Flft!eeald and her daughter taken to Roswell give his entire tlmn tn fnSh.ter' arrived dur- - Mr. and Mrs. William Baker died Friday, where, Adon. Hurifrfn fltnnc r n en, GXudar ill- - she underwent an and Journalistic work. m.n. the week from California, Friday night, after a short operation for Howard Moore, Misses Jenny where ness. MORHISG JOURNAL appendicitis. The operation wa T. McCollister, formerly Instruc- Nellie Linn, they had been spending ALBUQUERQUE tor in Linn, Dorothy"JSwigart, the past few weeks. . Miss Velma Dickens was a successful and the little girl Is manual training In the San- ta Fe schools and a Marguerite Roberts and Helen Mrs. Paul Henry wasV called to guest at Datll on Saturday. getting along sjilcely. member of Mcllvaln. Oceans on Cole, Dave and. Mason McClure Will Be Mailed to You the Ar-tes- the account Mrs. Pat Anderson left for la faoulty here this summer, Is to Miss of tha Regularly, Including Sunday remain for the X Gertrude Runyan was hos- Illness of her mother, were called to Reserve, N. M., on Sunday, where she will re- winter term and tess at a dinner dance on Satur- S death of 85c main for some time. continue the de- vCIary motored here Sunday by the their Edition, for Per Month. manual training day evening at the Crawford ho- Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. . grandmother, Graham. Foster and children of partment he has established. tel. Those were f,?'' McClure s present Mrs B. anA and Elma, had gui-st- er A ?lB sons- - 'ho are daughter, Lakewood are at the Cos-p- preliminary fall bulletin has Ware of San niil .Y"8 CHANGED AS OFTEN AS Just Angelo, Texas, Miss . the summer months vis- - been with Mrs. Graham for the ADDRESS REQUESTED home this week. left the press and is being Williams ' bed- - Jenny of Artesia, Miss Mrs. past week and were at the Mr. 'Mr. distributed. The J- ?, clQrs mother, House, Thurman and larger catalog Essie Jones, Miss Marian Witt and - side when she .passed away. Bur- Misses of Elk will ba out a little later. The Miss Cunningham, - Use Below and Mail Your Check ) the Thurman Cjty, Elizabeth Hoag, Messrs. Af - ial took on at Rc- Coupon With ' Normal is now all own Jack Morrisctte.and her place Monday Okla., came in the last of the doing its Perry of Emporia. Kan.. Cal Lu- serve. x da"B,htep; Betty, have been the ' week and are guests at the Jule. nrlntlng tinder the direction of cas; Bill Hudglns. Wil- Miss Van Cleave and Dave Prof. E. Rudolph ?nr i" - U Tooker home Tiny Davis home. Clark Perslnger. cox, Prultt Dawson and Ace thJ- Covey were married in Socorro on N. 8. This week's issue of the Normal They Ieft a short Messrs. L, R Burck, Windham. ff Wednesday of the week. - U. News is an eight-pag- e niJ; AIbqerque, from which past MORNING N. M. t West and Harry Cowan left Mon. special A marriage of interest to They will reside ln JOURNAL, Albuquerque, Texas and is the last issue until the fall great they will po to their pres- Magdalena, day for Toyah and other their many friends was that of ent home In El Paso. The members of the "Red Pep- - on a business trip, term. Mrs. Julia v Class" M. Please mail and Journal to address below for points The Thayer and Lewis iSUr,or,a MII,pr' a fcouse per of the E. Sunday Daily Sunday of Esfancia have joined Mr. Jack- annual art exhibit for the Pipkin, which occurred at ..." school enjoyed a supper lo- summer session been on El the Clifford Losey home, picnic son, as they have decided to has the Paso on Thursday, July 20. left for. Los on Tuesday in the foot-- ' walls for several and is at- They Angeles, evening i . Enclosed of cate here. days returned to Carlsbad the first of O'dham is hills. The Glass was chaperoned .weeks. find remittance ?,:.r...... of much favorable attention. .Ra,,ph recuper- Mr. and Mrs. Bwisher tracting the week, , , ating St. by their teacher, Mrs. Otts, and v -- were guests of Miss Swan is the professor of art. N.. L.v Anthony's sanitarium Okla., Randolph, manager of arter a serious She had an enjoyable time. Peoples Mercantile was operation. com- Name . Address...... store, left on her way to Chicago when Pad Fobs, with several , ...... this week for the eastern markets she was taken ill on panions, went for an all-da- y out- T for his fall and the train winter Wuylna. and was removed to the sanlta- - ing last Sunday to the mountains . He will visit St. Louis, tfhicago south of Magdalena. In climb- Postoffke . .ttw-.-,-.;.-.- . and New u.T'viA "on' Cly"e' here to ..V.....J:.....;. BUY BEST ' York. ing the mountains Paul lost his THE Messrs. Ott Trfn ,!f. mother and make the At and Sutton, lieu- with her as soon as con- footing an4 fell on some sharp tenants in her . wsfc the Aviation service ut dition will permit. stones, causing a painful Injury your Dayton, Ohio, arrived In Carlsbad Mr. to his knes and elbow. the and Mrs. Simon Hoffman last of the week for visit have gone Henry , Goesling of Datll was a drocev. with their to Memphis, Tenn.. business wives, who are spadi- where they will visit for some visitor In. town a por- roaay ng the summer here. - ;' time. tion of this week. Give Your Address Here. - Albuquerque for Virgil McCoHum, , Glenwood Miss- Delia Duanne, who has Jackson and Patsy . ' left been the house of cou Hlggins Journal Want Ads Bring Results guest her No.. . i Street Phone...... Monday for. the encampment of sin, Mrs. C. C. Killinger, for the ... the a M. T. C. at EJ Paso Texas. T"" - ' IH past tseveral The weeks, has returned will be gone a month. tohir homa ln Chicago, 111. Do you wisli paper discontinued at Albuquerque address during Mr. and Mrs. p. j, Latjge of Professor and Mrs. Collier and Tulsa, Okla., Who have been the VACATION little son of Quemado were ln absence? Yes No guests of their son, E. R. Lan- -s Pa mnhtirn. Wtn- - ftArtnAffit. Magdalena on and Tues- your and If Monday his family of Otis, for the uJuksM is PUP Ml MtMlfnaH aMHa day. paBt month, left for their home Mrs. 'William Kelly is confined Saturday. The trip was made ov- to her room with diphtheria. erland. x Ben Whitley arrived home tho 7w Perfect Olives Mr. and 'Mrs. Bam It, Cnrtw, past week 'from Gomes, Texas. He t'hclr children and Miss Clotilda V VAPORUB was Whit-- . OvrlTAIitUenJanUtiiltarly accompanied by Mrs. i Brown left Friday, toe Cloudcvutt, Jej; and daughter, Jlelen who '" v JuTy 23, 1922.T Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL of Agricultural Economics.) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF REDEMPTION TO OS Cattle HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES 1 - 1 - a t ,,m,m.,m lfi"tf 'BTr.Tm HT THE VmAUt TIT, Receipts, 9,000; market NOTICE fairly beef OF SUIT. AND OTHERS CONCERNED. ( active; steers canners fol-ow- s: Bedtime Stories THE MARKETS and cutters,' cows No. 13436. Notice is hereby given as steady to strong' State of New S'exlco, County of First called early top beef steers, $10.40; bulk partial redemp FOR SALE Livestock - Bernalillo. In the District Court. tion of four and three-quarte- per For Ones h $8.B0(510.00; butcher she-stoc- k Little Pepitii Kspinosa Roslington. Plain- cent all and VOR HALE Milk tow. Call U26-- 1301 B. (Hy The Associated ) and built Victory Notes,, four which By Howard Grls. stockers, steady; beef tiff, vs. Wilbur thrae-quarte- is Nortli First. woxdkk-fi- x the operation of machines cows George Rosling- per cent Victory "America and heifers, $5.00 A- -l ofpkrs not he says. 7.25; ton, Defendant. t Notes, otherwise known as United FOR SALE Joreey cow. Xor qulclc com- were airworthy," FINANCIAL bulls slow, weak to 2C1-J- possibilities to the fact that no loss W McClurs lower; veal To the Above Named Defendant: States of America Gold Notes of tie, $15. Fhon dk-cxak- Pointing Copyright, mi, calves, to 25c strong You 1922-192- mercial aviation," than six nir lines ore in operation Newspaper Syndicate. sales higher; early are hereby notified that a which bear the dis FOK SALE Gentle huree for saddla or Wall Street. best vealers to packers around suit has been filed in driving. Pimtoffice box 248, city. fokker. in Ktiropo carrying freight and New $3.50 10.00. against you tinguishing letters A B C D E or F, VNCLE WIGGILY AND THE York, July 27. Stock mar- jsald court and county by the above to Foil BALK Hoi'sea, harness, and wagons. "No nation in the world and serving London, 27.000: prefixed their serial numbers, 1658-- J. other passengers PR CM STICKS. ket prices were uneven In Hogs Receipts. market namea in which said 311 North Broadway, phono com- Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin. Brus- the early weak to 15c plaintiff, the having been designated for the pur- offers the possibilities for lower than Wednes- plaintiff prays for absolute divorce, FOR, ,SALB Cheap, galted saddla and Moscow, Fok- part ,of today's hut hard- 1 li pose by lot in the manner prescrib- mercial aviation on such a mam- sels, Hamburg It was a rainy day and when ened trading, day's close, or to 25e lower than and to her horf and saddle. 400 North Twelfth. ker adds: generally later under the in- the average. Top, $10.50; hulk restoring plaintiff ed by the Secretary of the Treas scale as docs the V. S." This ac- Uncle began putting on fluence of a demand matden name on the grounds of are called on VOn SALE Grade Herefowi cows and moth "There hns not been a single Wlggily for the rails $8.10(3)10.40: Plirs. 10 to 15-- low- ury, for redemption 624, fur- calves. Fostoftlce box ' phone G. lines. . and other abandonment. And you are December to the Is the opinion of A. H. Fokker, cident on any of these The his coat, made from tne leaves standard shares. er; 15, 1922, pursuant :4in-R- i. Initial reactions were mostly $9.nofjiio.00; packing ther notified that unless you enter or contained of air- first of them was established three Nurse lane again pri- sows, $7.75 8.25 ; provision redemption pure-bre- d inventor of the Fokker typn of the rubber plant. mostly heavy or cause to be ap- de- FOU SALE Six Jersey cow of marily due to the weakness of Mex- entered your in the notes and in the treasury on which Germany used in the vears ago. Two types planes Fuzzy Wuzzy, the muskrat may. $9.50(9)9.90; medium, $9.S5 10 pearance In 'Said cause on or be- Kood milkers: will sell Installment planes of six to twelve ican Seaboard issues, which made partment, Circular No. 138, dated plan. Phone 5SS7-- now having a capacity exclaimed: $10.30rg10.50; light light, fore the twenty-eight- h of Au- tfar. Fokker is planning of new low prices for the dav 21, 1919, under which the one passengers and 4,000 pounds "You aren't going out In all tne current $10.25()10.40; packing' sows gust, A. D. will be April FOR SALE Rabbits: five does, butlc in America. movement on more sell- J922, Judgment notes were Issued. In- thirty-thre- e i All production of planes are utilized on these .' aggressive smooth, $8.00(3 8.50; sows originally and young rabbits, for freight being are packing rendered in said cause three-quarte- - Unlt-- d wet, you, Wlggy ing, evidentjy from against you terest on all the four and i 18. 1107 North Virginia, "In the routes. American possibilities for of course am', laugn- - professional rough, $7.40(fi!8.00; killing pigs, default and relief "Why l sources. $9.35-10.3- by the prayed cent Notes, FOR SAI E States, where development along this line are m for will be per Victory Flemish Otanll. Bufus Reds. wch Rreat dis- - ed the bunny gentleman. Steels, equipments and other granted. thus called for redemption, will Blnck, Belgians, bucks, does and unlimited." coat will me Sheep Receipts 15,000; market The name of attor- fr. ers. 710 1925-- TsTlances be- - rubber plant keep favorites of the industrial division to the plaintiffs cease on said date, De- Wet Lead, phone obtain The inventor says, how- strong 25c on .V. post-offic- e redemption rutch I can't stay In tho higher killing ney is G. Esplnosa, whose S A LF. l Jemey-Durha- cow ween prin-ip- al drv, and really reflected a tentative of cember 15, 1922. FOR the ever, that two steps must he taken, I must have resumption classes; early top native lambs, address is N. M. four old bungalow all day. "bull" operations by pools. Ex- $12.75 to Albuquerque Victory Notes of tne four and (over gallons) with .day calf, each of them of vital city butchers; $12.60 to ,. 1101 Poulh Kim, gliH-- cities, importance, treme in (Seal) FRED CROLLOTT, three-quarte- phone here is a more before the United States can make an adventure." gains these groups ranged packers; best western lambs held per cent series, bear his nose in from 2 to over 7 Clerk. , or FOR SALE Two carloads of good young need for icommer-cla- He twinkled plnlt points. Utilities around five cars ing the distinguishing letters rying a real forward stride in l buttoned his $13.00; good By HARRY F. LEE, Deputy. horses, weighing from l.Jno to 1,609 right Jolly fashion, also made a good showing. Sales $12.76; with deck G H I J K or L, prefixed to their Martin's airplanes than aviation. storm he amounted to Washington. out, NOTICE OF 6CIT. not in pounds. corral, Albuquerque in Europe," he These are: coat, and out into the 700,000 shares. medium Oregon year- serial numbers, are any Horse Market. First street and Mountain "and went. Though it was raining Money tendencies were easier, lings and twos $9.00; fat ewes, No, 13446. manner affected by this call for re- rood. sid, yet First, there must be legislation S State of New of we find virtual- - hard, It was not cold, and even call loans opening at per cent mostly $3.60(9 7.00; feeder lambs Mexico, County demption and will become due and for the strict licensing of pilots ses- - Bernalillo. In the District Court. on 20, BUSINESS CHANCES V Iv here. if it had been Uncle nigguy ami nulrilng throughout the opening firm with payable as to principal May nothing and the inspection of aircraft bo lon at Tn Wednesday's Paclflco vs. terms. "V K it The safetv of would have been quite warm, for that figure. private ne close; best feeders bid $12.35. Baldassari, Plaintiff, 1923, according to their $tJ00 buys the best small house that the possibility of accidents loans were Louis Clara Bertoni-Mc-Crode- n to rooming la l i 1 1 n wore his summer coat of fur. gotiations demand made Bertoni, Second detailed information as town. S15 South Second. r e s has may be reduced to the minimum. he at cent.. and Charles Bertoni, of been demons- The fur was not as 'thick as it S'i per Omaha. the presention and surrender FOK SALE First-clas- s shoe shop, Ad. Second, physical requirements Children and Sole Direct three-quarte- rs cent be in but it was Closing prices: 27. Heirs four and per dress Box 5, care Journal. trated on the for successful flying, such as land- would the winter, V, Omaha, Neb. July Hogs of Bertoni un- American Beet 46 Gughlelma Bppele, Notes for redemption FOR SALE -T- wo-story fnnHnont film fields, landmarks of various plenty warm enough. Sugar...... Receipts, 15,000; generally 10 to G. Victory crick bulldlbg. ing American Can R91,6 Deceased; Noble McCroden, this call Is given in treasury 215 South First; location food (or "Now wonder what sort of 25c lower; active: 200 Bertonl-Mc-Crode- n, der anr FOiSISelio the fact that kinds, night lights and terminals I Am. fk 1 close, bulk Husband of Clara 299, dated kind of business. U. S. shall have?" Smelting Bef'g o butchers. $8.75 88 department circular. No. there is no regulation in the must be provided. He stressed the adventure I laughed Am. Sumatra 38 Unknown Heirs of Louis which FOR SALE acci- as he Tobacco....'.. 9.75; bulk mixed 26, 1922, copies of may Crlspetta popcorn outfit. there have been numerous Importance of developing munici- Uncle Wigglly to himself, American T. & T 122 top, $9.90;' and Bertoni, If Deceased, and All July De- good for live mab feet packing $7.250 8.50. be obtained from tho Treasury complete; proposition dents among stunt fliers, and by pal landing fields. ' hopped along, his going Anaconda Copper 54 grades, Claimants of Interests in Division of Loans and Inquire fill North First. splash in puddles of wa- 102 Cattle Receipts, 2,600: killing the Premises Adverse to the partment, FOR RALE SIB splash, Atchison classes Currency, Washington, or any Fed- Albuquerque Hotel, ter. "For some sort of adven- Baltimore & Ohio S7 generally steady: top, $13; Plaintiff, Defendants. South' FirBt, Albuquerque Cafe, pool 1300-poun- d steers, $10.30; fed hei- eral Reserve Bank. roym. woutn ture I must have," he chuckled, Bethlehem Steel "IV 78 To the Above Named Defendants! A. W. MELLON, qii first. iSUJNr "or Nurse Jane will laugh at me. Butte and 29 4 fers. $9.00; stockers and feeders, You and each of you are hereby A NICE HOME and a good business tot Superior weak. Secretary of the Treasury. Bun-galo- SHINE out In the rain and coming California Petroleum B8'4 slow, notified that the above named keep the house going. Address Going ...... 14,000; lambs, B. A. McKINNEY, care Journal. back without had an ad- Canadian Pacific 139 Sheep Receipts, plaintiff has brought suit against Reserve Bank re having to 10c Federal WB A- -l mnney-raakin- g out $12.10 Governor, HAVE business BV DR.. W. f. THOMSON 39 eady higher; bulk, in the above named court By Root. venture will seem very funny to Central leather you for of Texas. such as & 70 112.25; top, $12.35; fed clipped the of title to real Dallas, opportunities, merchandise, Nurse Jane. Chesapeake Ohio purpose quieting groceries, garages and other h!gh-cl- a & St. 28 lambs, $11.75; sheep, steady ewes. estate in of Ber- "Yes, I really must have an Chi., Mil. Paul down 25c situate the county propositions not advertised locally, Rob iT Pin- 28 $6.75; talking lower on state of New and 21S Gold. Without the'father-so- n adventure," went on the, Chino Copper nalillo, Mexico, Ads Quick Results Co., Wj a of knocking bunny feeding lambs. to-w- Want Bring tle made batch powder movement, we believe some Indi and he looked over Colo. Fuel & Iron 30 described as follows, GARAGE FOR SALE 100 ft. deep, 60 ttl a gentleman, 8 8 A 1 1 And he put It in bin, vidual between some across which he was Crucible Steel Lot numbered Six (6) in Bloc!: frontage; show rooms; stock room; meetings the field St. Numbered x 160 ton full Then he lit a cigarette fathers and sons would best be held He Cuba Cane Sugar 17 Joseph. Twenty-si- (26) of the hydraulic press; shop equip- Which he'll never do ag'in. then hopping. hoped he St. Joseph, July 27, (U. S.' Bu Perea addition to the city of Albu ment: on main highway. Large estab- in the woodshed. see an he Erie lished rent 150 might adventure ihat Great Northern 81 reau of Agricultural Economics.) querque, as the same is shown and repair business; per could take In, but there was pfd.... few month. Price $700.00. Magdalena, N. M. had may part Copper .... 41 Hogs Receipts, 9.000;. Blow, designated on the plat of said ad Come in and Will take Ford or car payment. Ad- Who hath typhoid The Is its no in How- Inspiration 200 220-pou- Inspect part city counting money such thing sight. Marine 71 early sales and dition filed In the office of the dress P. O. Box SO, N. M. it. more wo- a tnt. Mer. pfd... Albuquerque. carefully before taking a ever, Uncle Wlggily faw cute butchers to shippers, Probate Clerk lo Re- man Kennecntt Copper $9.S59.90; and Our Modern Safety police officer than some fel little house tip in a tree, and he & .130 market looks 15 to 20c lower; corder of Bernalillo county. New FOR RENT Miscellaneous A is a duck with a mer- lows do before a Louisville Nashville.. quack taking wi. knew who lived there. Mexican Petroleum ... .166 packers bidding mostly 25c lower; Mexico, May 1, 1891.- Vaults FOR RENT 314 Vv'eat Coal. cenary motive. sows 15 to 25c bulk Deposit Garage. "Johnnie and Pillie Bushytail, Miami Copper 29 packing lower; You are further notified that, FOR RENT Piano, excellent condition. is $7.25JD7.50; cost en- 1RII4-.- There some advantage In being the squirrels," snid Uncle W'ggi'y Missouri Pacific . .., 22 average yesterday, unless you enter or cause to be Phone T Beware of Strang cup and a fly; his fort are always cold and to himself. "I'll and sea the 72 $9.50; weight, 233. tered your appearance in the said stop Montana Power Cattle For a moderate strange ring. he can always find some bald head squirrel boys. It isn't yet time New York Central 96 Receipts, 1,500; light cause and in the said court on or charge WELL CONTRACTOR to warm them on. for them to go off in the woods Northern Pacific '. . . 77 yearlings early, $9.009.25; good before the fifth day of September, calories and discount grass cows, looks 1922. will be entered per year you may secure WELLS DRILLED, driven and repaired; Count your nutting. They'll surely he nt Pennsylvania r 47 $o.O05.50; default pumps, tanks, toners. J. F. Wolklnc. later low- will ap- 1452-- your doctor. ' The appendix and tonsil crop In home." Ray Consolidated Copper.... 16 steady; bidding sharply against you, and plaintiff a box in this vault pro- 42S West Marble. phon New Mexico has not been hindered 75 er; receipts mostly grass cattle and ply to the court for the relief pray- And Johnnie and Billie were. Reading 25c From goose feathers we get by the drouth, and the at. D.'s fam- Uncle could tell Rop. Iron & Steel 74 packers; calves, higher; top, ed for in the complaint. Wiggily that by 31 $9.00. for la John W. viding ample storage for Journal Want Ads brln result. and asthma. ilies are enjoying vacations at the the voices Sinclair Oil & Refining Attorney plaintiff seashore. hearing squirrel boys' Southern Pacific 90 hheep Receipts, 1,000: receipts Wilson, office and postoffice, Al- as he drew near tree house. drive-in- s; valuable their Southern 24 all native Iambs strong buquerque, N. M. jewelry, papers, When the stomach's the master But the voices did not seem to be Railway to 25c bulk the man is the slave. A Long Island cop hurried to Srudebaker Corporation ....133 higher; $12.25(3)12.50: (Seal) FRED CROLLOTT, bonds arid other securi- break a a hooch very Jolly. Texas Co 46 cull lambs, $7.00; medium to good Clerk. up fight at party dear!" Is what Uncle ewes to which have a dime for and got hit on the hip by a flying "fh, Wig- Tobacco Products 54 clipped lambs, $11.60; steady; By HARRY F. LTiE. Deputy. ties, you Spend prevention, gily heard Billie "t think duik, a few head na- spurn the doctor's attention. bottle. It is quite likely, say some saying, Union Pacific 142 $o.uo?6.ou; AOTICE OF SUIT. access at all times MOnUMEdTS mean it felt this rain is terrible! We can't United States Steel 101 tive breeding ewes, $7.00, No. 13445. during critlcisers, that quite out The malaria no natural. go and we can't have any Utah Copper 65 State of New Mexico. County of business paj'aslte has fun!" Court. hours, Memorials of the Better. legs but the mosquito has wings. PRODUCE Bernalillo. In the District The report did not say whether "That's what I say!" chattered 1'orclgn Exchange. Paublita Sepulbeda Rochas, Plain- Kind. Johnnie. ex- Defendant. Test your kidneys once each the bottle lit in his pocket. "Nothing is any good." New York, July 27. Foreign tiff, vs. Jesus Rochas, "Why don't you take your drum change, .Great Britain Chicago Produce. To the Above Named Defendant: First Savings Bank year then of illness have no fear. irregular. a "We Pay the Freight" Two prize fighters at Grand and plav soldier?" asked Mrs. demand, $4.44; cables, $4.44; Chicago, July 27. Butter High You are hereby notified that 60-d- er; In - i There Is great misfortune In a Junction so far forgot themselves Bushytail, the mother squirrel. bills on hanks. $4.42'. creamery extras, 34c; firsts, 3flc suit has been filed against you and , last us to knock each other "Von liked France, demand. 8.29; cables fy3.Sc: seconds, 28cst'29: standards the said court and county by the full stomach and a full purse. night always that game." In which E. out. Doubtless they got their sig "Now T wonder what they'll say 8.29; Italy, demand 4.59; cables, 832c. above named plaintiff, Trust 6. Fletcher 7.85 fcggs 8.- - said for absolute Company For every death from typhoid rials crossed. to that?" thought Uncle Wiggily. 4.59; Belgium, demand Lnchanged; receipts. the plaintiff prays 7.86. . demand 282 cases. . on the of aban- N. someone is guilty of manslaugh- - pausing beneath the open window cables, Germany, divorce grounds ALBUQUERQUE, M. If these the .18'i; cables ,19. Holland, demand Poultry Alive, lower; fowls, 20 donment. And you are further MONUMENT WORKS things keep up, prize of the snnirrel house to listen 21c: enter or fight advertisements will once more to what Billie 38.75: cables 38.80. Norway, de broilers, roost notified that unless you a and Johnnie might -- ers. 2225c; mand 16.85; "Sweden, demand 13c. cause to be entered your appear- -- - - Who sickness while intrigue us. say. - - : prepares for 26.00; demand, 21.50. Potatoes Demand and move ance in said cause on or before tho - he's hale seldom tells a tale. "We cant soldier with our Denmark, sickly The Volstead law is the cause of play Switzerland demand 19.00. Spain ment improving slightly but limit fourth day of September. A. D. drum, mother," answered Billie. but still will be rendered In A a great deal of lawlessness and cor- " demand 15.55. Greece, demand ed; firm undertone market 1922, Judgment billion typhoid hacliu in a 'Cause we haven't any drum 3.10. 68 V. S. cause amaun of ruption. Kven the grasshoppers, Poland. demand .01. weak;, receipts, cars; total said against you ry single glass drinking water stocks," added Johnnie. C'zecho-Slovaki- demand 2.27. Ar shipments. 682 cars; East Shore and the relief prayed for will be yould alter neither tho taste nor which used to confine their in "Use clothes to have be pins," advised the gentine, demand 36.50, , Brazil, de Virginia cloth top barrels, cobblers, granted. the appearance. The taste, as a iquity chewing tobacco, sacked cob- at come debased and have begun mak squirrel lady, who was doing .Jier mand 13.75. Montreal, 99 $2.75 0 3.00; Kansas The, name of the plaintiff's test, is not to be trusted. blers No. 1, cwt; is & ing hooch. $1.251.00 per torney Espinosa Esplnosa, New York Money. Karly Ohlos sacked poorly graded, whose postoffice address Is Albu- few sales 90c $1.00 ' cwt; ' N. M. We'll have to get some old-tim- e New York. July 27. Call money per querque 3 low 3 Minnesbta sacked early Ohlos few heroine to lay her cool hand on easy. High per cent; per Clerk. Crisp our fevered brow ice costs too cent: ruling rate 3 per cent; clos sales, $1.00 1.10 per cwt. Paragraphs darn much. ing bid 3 per cent; offered at 3 By HARRY F. LEE. Deputy. per cent: last loan 3 per cent; call Kansas City Produce. Were it not for the dust par loans acceptances, 3 per Kansas City, ' July 27. Butter liclcs in the our azure Would Give The cost of living In these times against atmosphere Bryan Run For Money. is much more than twenty years cent; time loans, steady; sixty and and eggs, unchanged. skies would be as black as they One Voliva has not 3 4 six Broilers, le lower, 19 we- - thing yet ago. But so is the fun of living. ninety days per cent; Poultry are at night, and should see done. He has not tackled the months 44 per cent; prime 22c; hens unchanged, 1819c. the sun and stars shining with Chautauqua circuit. But what a was a man named mercantile paper, per cent. undiminished lustre. hit he would make and There Henry 44,,4 Xerv York Metals. what Fenn. He gave some moonshine to sheckels he home. Ronds. i New York, 27. Copper might carry R hen. The hen srvid I.lberty July Detroit Free Press. New 27. Steady. Electrolytic spot and fu- do and licked a great big rooster York, July Liberty SB bonds closed: $100.90; first tures, 13T4fC14c. lOTtfr too. And then into her nest she 3s, Tin and iioi3 ii allium. i Ills Foal's Are Realized. laid twelve 4s, blank: second 4s, $100.70; first Firm; spot futures, v limy Young Garland, who was fearful went, eggs containing tV.s. $101.70: second $100.78; $32.87. A CCOUNTING per cent, of human slaying alcohol 4s, -f- he could not use a million . Iron Steady, and unchanged. INCOMI o wisely, A them in the fall. He third 41,is, $109.74; fourth 4s. T AUDITING, ho mounta'ms-th- belches has given it to a bunch bound to preacher ate Lead Steady: spot, $5.75. fmm TAX FINANCIAL , slapped his wife and kicked his pa Jino.70; victbty uncalled, make it do the most harm. 'Tis the called Zinc East St. Louis spot isWTATEMENT--T and his moth'r-in- - $100.90; Victory Firm; way of cranks. Gazette. loudly praised $100.54. 3g and nearby delivery, $6.10, Pittsburgh law. And not a single person tnen, Iff) Times. Fenn. CHARLES ZANG kbidiweirerthotels thought of blaming Henry New York Cotton. SUCCIttOR TO a liHl GRAIN New York, 27. Cotton fu- It's Great System, Alright. The vice Is July WILLIAMS ZANC The primary election system of campaign against tures closed barely steady. October, 4 direct nomination to growing so strong here that three "Ill .stop and see ths, of Trade. $21.26; December, J21.2"; Janu- PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT! has developed women are to have refused Chicago Board the point that mediocrity has an reported Chicago, July 27. Export buy. ary, $21.07; March, $21.05; May, fflOW ft MUNI BUC as vice Bqy5." TOI-- w cinch on 99 per cent of to accept election presidents squirrel Ing, which 2,500,000 $20.85.i AUWUCRQUC imjnortal of and lodges. aggregated the offices. Houston Post. clu,b8 best to na bushels, brought about a moderate Spot Quiet; middling, $21.57. keep the boys good advance In for wheat. STRIKE. tures when must stay In prices today Can't Forget Horribles Examples. SHOE MFS they The close was firm, to Hie net owlccursioitFaros run Haverhill. Mass.,, July 27. because of the rain. with to If the government had not of J. H. "Clothes higher, September $1,081,6 railroads. telegraphs and tele- Nine hundred employes pins aren't any good!" li and December Jl.lOU to W,. be a for Winchell & Co., shoe manufactur- declared Billie. Corn c to e, and oats phones, there might clamor want etlcks. gained California Hotels, Health government operation of coal ers, struck today in protest against "We regular drum uc to tte. Daily" to September 30;Tinal mines. Greenville Piedmont. a decision of the state board of long and thin with a little round Provisions finished unchanged to ' conciliation and arbitration grant- knob, on the end!" Insisted John- 12c up. and Summer Resorts retumlimit One Fact He Has Overlooked. ing an additional wage cut ranging nie. "They're the only kind that When the day was half over the OdokrJHOjW, "Strikers cannot be driven to from 6 to 9 per cent. A reduction will go We want wheat market began to develop Read the Announcements of California' Famons Hotels, Health, 6 Beach ana Mountain mines." says Iwis. No but they of per cent was made at the regular drum, sticks!" strength as a result of the purchas Resorts and Solve "That Ontlng Problem" can be prevented from driving plant last September. 'My! you squirrel boys are Ing for Europe. Earlier, the gen. Literature and Full Information by Writing Direct, or; at Freo Infor- of was mation Bureau at Office of the Morning Journal. i others from the mines. Nashville hard to please today!" laughed eral tendency values down iTennesseean. NEW ROPING RECORD. Mother wish It ward. About 1,500,000 bushels of A Bushytail. "I Cheyenne, Wyo., July 27. would stop raining so you could the wheat bought for export will How Can He and nuy "Gas." new world's record for roping and go out!" be shinned from here, and the re This idea that the worker should hog tying a Bteor was established 'So do we!" Billie malnder will go from ports on the 6rand(anyoa of chattered Gulf of Mexico. get enough wages to permit him to during the second day Chey- and Johnnie and then they whin save money is all right, particularly enne's Frontier day exhibitions by ed and were so cross and fretful Considerable selling of wheat If he saves it. News. Ben Johnson, Oklahoma horseman. early was Induced by gossip that NatioKalPavk Chicago that Uncle Wiggily said to was near settle Hp Can Do Everything But Die. Johnson accomplished the feat In the rail strike a "CALIFORNIA'S PREMIER VACATION RESORT" one-fift- where-th- e Ienine apparently is setting out 20 5 seconds, h of a sec- ment. Spend your vacation refreshings Pacific breezes blow. ond "I'll hbp around in the fields Corn and oats were governea indoor and outdoor diversion. Miles of can be visited to break the record number of faster than the former record and woods and can Every Imaginable gently was re mnde in 192t Fred Low-cr- y, perhaps I chiefly by the action of wheat. sloping beach, mammoth Indoor links, splendid hotels. times the prince here by,. find some Bticks plunge, golf I.orted killed. Indianapolis Star. alson nn Oklahoman. regular drum Packers' buying rauietl tne pro apartments ana cottages nt rates to suit all classes. Home of the & for those chaps. If they have a visions market from declines due world famous Hotel Virginia. Visit "The Walk of a Thousand by making good game of playing soldiers to lower quotations on hogs. Lights" the Coney Island of the West. See "The Man from Judah" 6hovt side they'll forget about the rain." Closing prices: Long Beach's first annual Modern Miracle Play. Long Beach Is trip Over the fields and through Wheat July, $1.08; Sept. an Important Industrial center as well as a noted seaside resort! a,lso tne woods hopped the bunny gen $1.08V4; Dee. $1.10H. a beautiful residential city. Write for folder and Information. tleman, and soon he met a col Corn July, 62Hc; Sept., 62c; LONG BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, ony of ants who were Dec, 68e. ' Long Beach, Calif. Yon will enjoy reading out'. marching Oats Bept. along in cows, almost like real July, 3Zc; "California Picture Book" , Dec. 87c. , t; soiaiers. uci xii.sa. and "Grana Canyon Outing' The winner "They ought to know about Lard Sept., ii.,st; MOTOR INN MW Sxs. Klbs July. $10.70; sept., siu.su. HOTEL folder. . Free on request, when drum sticks," said uncle Wiggily. FOR THH AUTOMOBILE M thirst "in ask them." and when he TnllPlttT anil TRAVELER had spoken to the head ant that LIVESTOCK Fret tn eoisnuoltr kltcbaa so4 t comes into play inj rooiar compiSMiy eqiuivea son uwij utile creature answered and saidr ft,Hal and arid wslat In ssabt ma. jMf jk r "Look behind Uncle 1.50 wtthaut hux 1 with bth. Ne you, Wig- Chicago. rh:iree for two psnons. Whlttlst Bird R. W. There S. lilt on HOYT, Agent, glly. you will see the long, Chicago, July 27, (U. Bureau fsmurlr BtenhaoMo .. Los Jjk1. Ssat thin stems of the goldenrod flow- lih BU Pbcne Boris Ht. Phone 204. Albuquerque, N. M, ers. And those will be Just eight ' sect makes the round oak apples ior arum bucks. V Croft Sanitarium "They may be long and thin." Of oak galls." Thorny "Well, make fine An Ideal pnc m tn rooming nur Log spoke the bunny, "but what about they certainly Angeles, Beautifully situated among the round know on drum sticks," said Uncle Wigglly, orange trees and flowers. Individual oot ine ena as he picked four goldenrod stems. tages. wlthr sleeping porches or rooms tn "If you will look He was hurrying to the squirrel main building". Elderly people and con closely," said after valeacents preferred. Nurse's care. Good the ant, "you .will se that nm house with them, having table. minutes from business of the thanked the ants, when the Btizzy Twenty Wanted goldenrod stems have thfe and section of city. Address en shopping rounn Knot) on." Fox sprang out and tried to bite THORNY CROFT Sanitarium, Windsor Road and Adams street, Callfi "Oh, so they have!" cried Un- the bunny's ears. Glendale, cle w "Oh ho! No don't!" cried Wiggily, as he saw the golden-ro- you WOOLMAN HALL drum stick, Just as you have the rabbit,, and he beat such a SANTA FE often seen them, I have no doubt. lively with the gol -- vvnat denrod drub sticks on the nose For ten young children. Superior Bp1 made them this way?' care and training:. Individual in asked the bunny. of the Kox that the bad chap EUROPEAN PIAN RAILWAY cried: "Wow! Wow! Wow! and structlon. Open all the year. De. 5 "Well," answered the "some I Doable, B. . ant, Rates Per tinJ lnle. ilghtful location. 881 Washing Insect bored a hole In stem away he ran. inn Rum ..11.80 H.OO the 0 S.6O-J.- ton. CALIFORNIA of the Then Uncle Wigglly took the too Rooms 0 PASADENA, goldenrod In which to I.W-S.6- 0 8.00-4.0- Vtn Nniith KMMnil afrn,,. lay soldearod drum sticks to the 00 Rooms, toilet.. 0 Machinists, Boilermakers, Sheet Metal Workers, iier 1.60-4.0- 00-- J. pkks. ine goldenrod not who played soldiers 400 Hooms. batlr. ... 0 I 00 "King this, began to build a little squirrel toys, CUMNOCK SCHOOL and didn't mind the rain. And TWENTT CORXEB StJlTES. Car Men arid , For these round ball of I Electricians, Helpers. pith around .the so they were happy. And If the , OF EXPRESSION". eggs, to keep them away Rtni-- . ..11.00 to IS. 00 20(1 South Vermont Art. from elephant doesn't pack all the I.os tne rest of the I Double , .17.00 to S. Of Augetai, California classes apply in person or by letter to nearest local plant, suppose. doll's clothes In his trunk so she Fall Term Opens October I. University At any rate the of an In- sting has nothing pretty to wear to Meet All Credit: 'Small Groups; Individual Atten- sect made the round knobs on the moving pictures, I'll tell you Free Auto Busses tion. High School and Senior School De- Santa Fe.mechanical officer. the stem of tho next about Uncle and partments, ratalotru tipnn request. goldenrod plant. Wlggily iram&s lleleu A, A. M Director. Just as the sting of. 'another tn- - the tingle weed. Brooks, i j. V 1 July, 23, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Faga Nine. -r--r y BRINGING UP FATHER. 1921 I 7, Copyright. by the international Ji'ewrt Servlc. By George McManuj KINGSBURY'S KOLUMN neimerec u. a, tiutc. Albuquerque Morning Journal AN l.VDBHKMiKNT NBWSPAt'Iilt I'llhlifho'l I ',y A HE. II - III I JOI'KNAI, F'l 111 IMltNC, COMPLETE LITTLE IIO.MK MACCIE'Sj BROTHER CAN'T WCK CO IK E-b- SO LET ME ) COMPANY lTELLIN' If fill !HER,,bJrJ U HAVE A. Located In - A I'. MAi.'I'IIKIiSO.N . I'roWJi-u- University Heights. HER THW HE. OUT WHEN HE't) COIN-OUT- ft'. T. Four rooms, modern, very fine lb CiOK To THE . Nocrf't,,ry grade, of oals floors. Full sized &M.L. TQKlQHT-- . HE"5 :ONNA BE l,hl,.r..,i , inntter at tl.a - poalufflce of AII,i,rii,.r.ii-- M lot, east front and in Rood lo- : A HELP TO ME , ontry Santa Fe. .V M , $3,-- rX pe.....g.'nd cation. Priced to sell. ' act of o," - 7 Only n r.'ongress Mnnl, j s 3 250. Terms if desired. T E RMS Dally by carrier or hv nu'l, one month, HOME AND INCOME s'0. iri advi-mo- vi.on. Six-roo- mem frame house with Burt ofTh k XssociTncn PRESS largo porches. In Good close-i- n Tie Aasocialril Puss 1, et.fliisivelv en- location in Third ward. At titled to the use, for of ait news credited to It or n.,t otherwise present, for two fam- 111 arranged ci'cdncl tin, ,,a,er and niso tha local ilies. This is a good value at now a pulilishej hen-Ill- . $3,750. Terms. LINCOLN' ADDITIOX A few more good lots to be FIRE INSURANCE had in Lincoln addition located AMu'ii on North Fourth street with ' you faw lie oUkt fel- low's I10118O hum .vou Uioueht some shade and fruit trees; also of fire extra lots. Good your Insurance. largo terms. JJiti yon lake out "" that addi- tional insuranre you wanted. D, J. KINGSBURY We will bo triad to have a Realtor. man call on yon and fix it nn Heal Estate, Loans and Houses for sale, for rent, for Insurance. lease, many 7-2- 1922 err " house 210 W. Gold. l'lione 007-- jf Int'l Feanjse Scnvict. Inc. for rent or leas" H, CHAS. R0EHL, OWNER SAYS SELL OPPORTUNITIES l'lione 010, five-roo- WANT A HOME? A NEW HOME FOR My house and sleeping Completely Furnished Pebble mod- and serv- Six rooms and a SPECIAL VALUE dash, elplit rooms, porch, basement, front large glassed ern. Well 0. ice hot water hardwood $3,800 Seven-mu- house on South New rniek hard- Incited, First ward, porch, garage, plant, sleeping porch, floors, bungalow, Terms, 7 per cent on de- PROFESSIONAL CARDS lawn, shade, fruit, vines, walks, furnace, gas, garage, lawn, in Now ready to move Into, con- Broadway, close in, shade and wood floors, rooms large aujj ferred fine on of a combination vmes. closet payments. AI"I'UI,K4. facing Meridian's park. Call location paved street, sisting dining grape Partly furnished airy with plenty of space. Close in .Second six rooms ACKEKSO.V & two bed nice for If to ward, JOHN W. VIl5on GRIFFITH, and the paving is paid. The room, rooms, $5,000. Terms desired. Very close in and owing n n and glassed-i- sleeping room, Attoruer. Realtors. and terms ar Seo kitchen, liuilt-i- oak Better pr-- one. in owner will PRICED TO SELL price right. features, this change plans the Rooma IS, 17 and 19, 120 S. 411. well located In "Our was modern, 5,800. Five hundred Cromwell Bulldlm. THREE-ROO- Fourth. rhono floors, Fourth personal attention to take Ipfs than he recently ta-- j. $2,600 NEW terms. down, balance like rent. i Minus j i M, ward. Reasonable For every little detail." offered. five-roo- modern out on west side; Jas. Johnson Almost new, m bungalow, WIIC1ANS A,n8l;KiK,,N(f appointment call Phono 657. im. $150 down. TOR SALE Insurance, Real Estate, Loans. Limited A REAL GENUINE BARGAIN Third ward, fine location, garage, h. i BMtxo.v; amount of money to GOO. Klaeaaes nf $3,150 NEW FIVE ROOM Five-roo- A, L. shade, lawn, $4. Easy torms. the Stomach. $6,000 whfu stucco bungal- 216 W. Gold. 240. Martin loan first Su"- - h. w. glassed-i- n Phono Company, mortgage. New slneco rooms Burnett Bulldlo modern, floors, ow, modern, hardwood floors, fireplace, J, D, KELEHER adobe, five and nn. s. porch, etc. Elevation; furnace, cellar, garage, corner lot. fine Realtors. hath, fire place, oak floors, ce- a AuoARKrTiTinoTTT $600 down. location; Fourth ward. Real Fire and Auto Franklin & Company REALTOR ment basement, excellent location liasldcnca 1U: Kaat ..'ei.iral $3,760 Eight-roo- r, Estate, 410 rnone f,7l. $4,200 EXCELLENT FIVE-roo- m pebble Realtors. 211 West Gold. Phono $4,250, terms. dashed also two-roo- Insurance. dwelling, bath, etc; WANTED Insurance. MtMir.MOV & modern stucco, out In adobe In rear, lot 76x142; Third 223 156. Investments, Loans. WOOD, Realtors. Citizens' Tri,,l tj,.'i, W. Gold. Phone XV. the Fourth ward. A cloeo i!06 Loans. 8KI-- real ward, In, (johl. Insurance, Mnd SO'Ji-- j. bual-np- Tie) makeri. home. Borne good but In Central avenue ii Apply OK. K.JfheC. ci'AftK- V- $4,200 SNAP IN A SEVEN-roo- m property, $4.500 white stucco frame McKIXLF.Y LAND AND Harnett modern, in Fourth built-i- n A Building. P hungalow, modern, oak floors, LUMBER CO., REAL HOME FOR SALE Cifflnm tT, ...- - iJf ward. Garage, lawn, shade, features, garage and other outbuild- etc. ings; Fourth ward, At a real price, with easy terms. REAL VALUE Thoreau New Mexico Five-roo- $2500,00 WE HAVE THE LARGEST brick, oak floors, fur- Good pnylngr business in north- W. A. built-i- n M. SHERIDAN. te list in the city. F1LQSCR, ls!tor nace, features, garage, ern New Mexico town, consist- $760.00 rnsh and MO. 00 per Fire, Aceldem, Automobile insurnnce, fenced, sidewalks, all for $5,500, of Goods, month IncluiliiisT No trouble to show you. At Bm Loans. BRICK ing Dry Clothing, interest will 07 Surety Is, BUNGALOW In Luna dlntrict. Can you beat it. Shoes Stock: malio owner I'KINART your service. No. Ill 8. Fourth St. VelcpboDe (74. and Furnishings. yoti of a good av.1?. lISIASF9 five-roo- R. DISEASE ROBERTS-TURNE- Cosy hardwood floors, McCLlGHAX, REALTOR. Luainfeir will invoice about $1'J,000; can honw located on South Fourth OF TIIK SKl R CO, 442-- J. ""Merman built-i- n features, 204 W. Gold. Phono reduce stock if necessary. Good street. Bath, lights, walks and l Conoer,i,, 218 V. nicely furnished. Gold. Phoue 407 Fine porches, good four Insurance, Notary Public. reason for selling. a nlcn int. I,ook this Members New Mexico garage, As Long As It Lasts bargain State FOR SALE blocks out. See this one early. over today. Call F. 0. Kcnlty Association. Address Box C, B, S, BAKES, South two houses, ,ho Kre- - fOT Highlands; J. P. GILL REALTY CO, e.a.seso' Glosses on corner. $10.00 Per Load CITY Fitted Bringing $36.00 rent. - REALTY CO, Office removed to 114 N. 8ec-?nd- st. Phone 770. 323 W. Central. PAT, THE A , Care Journal..,-- $400 down, $1,400. PLUMBER, Better drad $16.00. Morning Ground floor. Prion 842 REALTY SALES CO. 216 North Third, matrons - 114 S. Second. Photic 669. (Of about 1,000 feet) CHIROPRACTORS- THE EXCHANGE HELP WANTED Plumbing and Healing. 207 AV. OoW. Phono 6(17 E. Repair Work a Specialty. Call with Wagon t'.t?ilKXp,'Jw'''' 120 V. Gold Slala, PHONE 201 Clilroprnetlr. BTTT Terms YOU AND YOUR WIFE ?" "nd .'0 Arml.ln Hulldlnc. SELL OH TRADE WANTKIJ baker, at one',". Cash ITHN1TCRE. KTO. WE WILL GET YOU 8 Apply Mr. Htewart, 114 Kant ,'entral. Should own this nplenflld FOR SALE L. & L. McSPAJDDEN UXHKK1KNCH teichel Los Angeles' modern home. Close in. A bargain. Wcn-- . & l HT Phono Young christian McKinley Land be BEST Vll.l, take your auto in trade 1111. AND 10 Association Auiu ' ' Act tinlt'k or it'll gone. Terms; four-roo- lnv. tot method. r yes, ery good. Litllo buy In tiie fourth ward. rm.nVrn in for amounts of $500.00 and over I Lumber Co. Lnlveraity iiclnhls. inquire at Sauiii CuNi'KKTid Jorm cavuentara, teumsTersT hUH SALE On RADL Three rnniun. one good lo- ' "i neil. secured by first mortgages on laborers; porch, gootl waselj; transportation to B Kor U)U(iuerrtio a J, E, Real cality. Partly furnished, with a fOIl A o w "n ,' Albuquerque city Improved prop- ILIIl... ,''"il"vnint 1fl H. Third. property, Albuquerque, New Mezloe. Goncc, Estate, t,BB uerTiubiroz h om fine suit- Rood $ IS (JO. easy torms. four rooms and erty. All property to be shown in WANTED At once, two ho"c little fruit ratwh, 110 W. Silter. l'hono 477. ganigp. sleeping p.,rcb, city ex- good able chickons For call il'J'j. water, fruit trees, Tost-orfl- NOTICE person and papera to ue makers, heuch work, Job, for cd dairy, appointment, 216';3 trape arbor. . to steady good 00 West Gold. bo L'U, city. amined and propared by your at- pay right men. Klcctrlo Shoe Shop, and will suppo', head of (nlhip. Now Moxli-o- . stock. lf'Oll KALM house, To the Public: Vt'a torney, our client's expense. FOR RENT Rooms SEE STACEY two stand for WANTED A fim-olae- s porches, modern; completely furnished, Goodall Co, electrical appli- .1, JOHNSON A GOOD BUY or without funiltnre; the enactment of a itats real Investment ance salesman; none other need T. FOR Rooms. 421 priced right, ell apply; Five-roo- RENT South Third, Houth Klshfh. 6 stale Room Bldff. experience and give references. Box P. O. ox Z. N. M modern com- 10 estate license ror Grant l, Socorro, frame, FOR It N T Room 41; Rent-Room- If OK lax the pro- cara Journal. and kitchenette, For s .SALE Uy stucco-adobe- (Over Golden Hulo Store) pletely furnished North Hcconil. with Board oinier, tection of the un- WANTED including piano, modern; price $'J.700; will take public from Phone 349. Reliable man to drive Ford has fireplace, fine car on flrat truck: some In basement, FOIt ltlii.NT (.'lean, furnished bed room. FOR rtENT ttoom with board. 118 payment; terms. Addresa principled dealers. Some Insurance, Loans, Real Estate experience butcher shop everything up t0 the 210 North Fourth. South Hox D... care Journal. realty required; meat cutter preferred. Ad- minute, Hroadaay. dress ,T. L FOR SALE-- largo Int. of t'Olt SAI.ll OR people don't lik us. K, care Journal. MisceTijineous plenly trees, on .'oil iibnt Cool front room. liOOM AND BOAItD, week. 611 l;l;T Several houses paved street in Fruit. Phone 20I2-.1- . Eolith near shops; from 110, up; win sell on Female. TRY BUDDY'S MILK; BEST IN TOWN. Highlands and Broadway. small 2413-R- close in; $1,500 as FOR RENT Fur nlshed 322 ItHO.M payments, Apply Uattun'a Store, New Mexico State WANTED Phona first payment, room. South AND HOAltU in private family. a, tops Parelas hrlriae. Realty FOR Experienced waitress. Apply balance 72S1-- SI.1 RENT Cafe. Ne. 1. FOR SALK Fresh 14c a terms, for Seventh, phone South Sixth. twelling Liberty milk, quart. appointmont illi 1'ljlt UK N'T Income Lot fiOx.MJ, two Association 1411 South call FOR RENT Several I'Olt tiioseed-l- n FOR RENT Four-roo- furnished. WANTED woman, Fdlttt. rooms, unfurnished. RENT porch, wltb houses, I2h0 House, Elderly to cara for 124 South Edith. b. ard. 114 worlli furniture; all tor 3':s North Fourth. FOR SALK pups, pedigreed. A, C, North Ma;"ie. M.600; terms; eleetrlo water and STARES FOIt RUNT lighta. By JOHN C. ROBERTS, FOIl Three-roo- A 43 West Simla Fo. Very pleasant room, cluae CANVAS aleeplng avltn board. some other conveniences. Phone 171ft-- Ires. KENT house. Call WANTED good cook. 201 .121 XV. UnM. 208 portn, - - Apply Phono 108. In. North Sixth. 10 week 1307 Kaet 13" alouth Walter, In war. or phone 17"-J- . FtJIt KALE Apples and plums. O. B. per Central. I'OR SALE Splendid modern jorthjtlgh, 2405-11- FOR KENT Furnishea no chil- IIOOM AND HOARD built-i- FOR RENT Two-roo- rurnlsheU WANTED Maid. Clarke, phone rooms; with glassed sleep- home, large basement, furnace, n house, Apply Albuquerque dren, no Suuth Walnut. ing no slok. 102T wood with 1033' South , FOR SALE 10,000 porch; Forrester. features, hard floors, porch. Walter. u' inn ppune pounds early harvest a (ratafia, Five-roo- .ys'iiu FURNISHED modern no no HUNT trees, walks, bargain, from owner. FOR RENT house two WANTED apples, cheap. Mann's Gardens, rooms; alck; I'Ot N'louly furnisned rooms with 700 with Housekeeper; will give good AUTOMOBILES. chllilren. 414 first-clas- s West Roma. FOR on IIM6-J- . SA I.E West Sliver. tnhlo board. I'hone 1327-- . REN1Apartment pnrphes. Forrester. Phone oi.roe in exenange lor IIKIlt Housework FOll jSllwln 110 1 7UJ-- Full BALK 3 cool South Arno. FOH tiALE New riomea py owner; on FOFi RENT Five-roo- country. Adtlresa O. It., care Journal. bahy buggy, cheap. Plione j.,Km Hulcli, oO; LAHiil, room, beautifully furnished. FOR RENT furnished and furnished house, 1211 834 West one apartment 350. 822 FOR SALE PlannTin conditlonTfor n'1'' Pnvnte hath. West Roma. Fori UKNT I.argo front room, Gold; garage. Phone 1590-- garago, Inguira South Arno, MiiIb and fine .,'.JvC',,lrr2r'lililJv''"t adjoining 110 North Maple; one four-roo- 210 phono 13t0-- tir.n. 1 41 G liXPUHT RADIATOR O. FOR RKNT bath, for one or two, and board if Apply South Edllh. RKPAIRINO Neatly furnished sleeping North terms. Call SJ1 West 81- 1- fOJl RENT Three rooms for SOLICITORS WANTED Uood pay. Ap- - K. 217 room, close In. a.'! I North-- I'hone 1:I40-- Maple; light FOR RENT three-roo- FOR SALE In excellent Jjheetj1etjilJVnrtet, North Third. Fourth, . Ph"ne 1319-- t. 423 Cozy furnished Emcee n Tent condition. JMJU-Jf- HrJ housekeeping, West Santa Fa. ply Studio, Grant build g. e l''OIt cottage, :5. 216 Star Furniture Co.. 400-- SALE Uuick FOR RENT Furnished room and kltch. rOIH'H AND BOARD, f)1"j a hciuseT Columbia, University First-clas- s first-lian- touring car; V'Oit KAI.K frame TOR RENT Ll'ht WANTED man or - a ronrtlllnn Tinn a tmii s... en 1721 month; If housekeeping rooms, Heights. cook, ROOFING juu-iiu- .u West Central, plione 252. tray service; nurse's care two wnter. reasonable. Ollilersleeve Eleetrlo Co. woman; good wages. Address desired. Phone 1679-- porches, at a FOR postofflca 1I.'4-J- . FOR RENT Modern, unfurnished house, box 74S, Santa Fe, N. M. EXPERT guaranteed work, phone RENT housekeeping bargain; owner lenvlng city; terms; will FOIl RENT Two furnisned rooms n FCin SALE WANTED A heilltliHeeker in with four rooms, glasscd-l- GARDEN Ford touring body, top. win-slll- e rooms, near sanatorium. Phona 1097. private take car in part payment. South J. sleeping porch. HOSE, r.95 per roll The ,1 private bath; very cool. Phona 1727-- ooutn Arno. WANTED Lady or gentleman to take end fn,ln t., FOR home; nurse care, tray service; good Edllh. flio: 120 West Gold, 1111. 1 62-- mono RENT Rooms rot hnusekeep-ing- . 'reo-- over one or all of three which Exchange, phone liicu,,, ilght mealf. ;o7 North 174S-- FOR RENT Three and sleeping FOR RENT agenclea, 218 South Walter. 16H7-- lllsh. phona FOR SA LB Well-bui- Houses, all klndsifurnlshcd I have held for three years; money, FOll HALE Practically new sleiimer Phone BOARD by practical porch: private bath. 316 West Granite. and good KOrt SALK Overland flrst-oln- Good home ratea by $675 unfurnished. McMillin & Wood, pleasant better trunk and bicycle. Phone 17''4-.T- . touring car, FOR RENT Nice, cvun and cooking, builder, cash, or best offer, buya Phone 170UW. work; Investigate. 1205 lady's sleeping the meal or cor- n ;os west Gold, North Sixth. condition; price Xloo. 0D West week. Mrs. Knight, onaroom and glassed-l- sleeping porch. MODSRSt, FOR SALE Thoroughbred bull ter- MoKtnley. .J,,u,,ekaeljrwmia.Jj:iit North Third. ner Broadway and Gold. furnished or not. new, close FOR Four-roo- pit for Eleetrlo and city water. The best in LEASE houae and bath. H. FOR RENT Two rooms-- . In, first-clas- 701 rier puppies. G, Blumenshlne, phona FOR SALE furnished KOn RPINT town for bealthseeki-rs- 1822 strictly East 10 FOR SALE 2412-R- Cheap, one Have lovely vacancy for two Palmer, lumjsoeu, reKponsioie parties, close Ranches Doilge touring light housekeeping; no sick. 423 West South 1718-- no weec copper. car; good condition; many extras. Iron. convalescents. Mrs. w. II. need, phone High phone pia FOR SALE n Phone 1fiR4.rt. 4n South FOR RENT Two furnished for Four-roo- Burroughs Walter. FOR SALfci la soutii liiKhlanils, ne rooms, FOR RENT house and aleep-li)- T FOR SALE A small three-fourt- Bi-- RENT Two , ranch, adding machine. Address 675, I' FOIt nice rooms furnished FOR tlnee-root- n two light housekeeping; adults; no alcic porch, furnished. 614 io oe west oi house. care Oil SALE 1920 Ford, demoun- RliNT Nicely furnished front room cottage; large screened 4 Inquire Driage; modern Journal. starter, for housekeeping. 517 West built-i- n Houtn tsecond A. J. James. rims. Ilasnler Apply with hoard, suitable for me or two. In porches, oak floors throughout, table shook absorbers, 1472-- Two-roo- FOR SALE One black enamel and Phone Bin West features; a real small pay- FOR RENT new- ROBERTS-TURNE- heavy cheap for cash. Apply Central buy; very apartment, FOR RENT 103 Soutt, Arno, seven R 218 West one 710 Auto and FOR RENT Two Prult; ment 701 ly furnished, modern. company. golden oak porch swing. West Machine TVorka. rooms furnished for FOR RENT Cool, down, balance like rent. East Apply Slit moms nnrf hafh .nA,.M uuiu. uava a Lead. airy front sleeping ,19.1. Went or call R7!I-.- csiaDiisnea special land light housekeeping. 1727 West room on Santa or phone fentral, Phone 1628-- or P. F. McCanna. department. SAVE f,0 to 75 per cent on used parts, ground floor, board near. RENT-Thre- FOR SALE lieki oven 118 61H-- FOR a rooms, In sleep- Portable steel etc.; full stock for over dif- North Walter, phnne glassed FOR RENT three FOR SALE Wa have aome a 109 twentvflve FOR KENT Rooms bnard-iii- cloaa Completely furnished, splendid and lot of bread pans, at Kalm's, ferent cars. Mclntoshr Co., opposite good MRS. MARSHALL'S WANTED Real Estate ing porcb, beautifully furnished, room cottaga, near Uni- propositions In suburban 3U West house. 1085-- 123 private home for In. Phone 1388-- aleeplng porch, ranches. North First. I'hone North IK VOU versity car line. Phone 1478-- Company. Walter. convalescents and bed patients; nurse's have liusi.'i.ss property f,.r .ale FOR SALE auto tent and camp If OH excellent 1161-- 1U1 It MeMIIHoT, Wn..rt I'OR RENT Four-roo- Range, .SALE Nash Six, rare; meals. Phona with Light housekeeping apart- FOR RENT house, FOR BALE Ranch of thirty-tw- o 1085-- sport model, like 316 front acres, outfit complete. Phone 114 new; must be sold FO RENT Nice, clean apartments, 1107 North Twelfth. ment, wltlt ',i South mod-er- o ranch-man'- at once; con- sleeping porch. porch and back sleeping porch; twenty-tw- acrea of It alfalfa; a Nonh Walter. might reasonable. 211 West I.ONK ST A II Al'TO I. IMS Second. Call sider contrail on house. Hoover Motor Imperial Hotel, I AM going to open a first-clas- s board at 421',, Souih Broadway. house, barna for alfalfa, FOR 418 Central. Tha oranga colored cats. Engla. Elf two-roo- storing SALE OR RENT West Copper house on 1, en F.nst Cen- YOll RENT furnished Two-roo- and farm Singer sewing lug August nhant Butts Dam Hot N. Completely FOR RENT furnished house. complete equipment. Santiago machine. The 120 West OR RENT Front bed and Springs, apartment, screened 1004 Garola. Ranchoa da Exchange, FOn SALE Owner of Six room, adjoining tral, close In. For rates, call at 621 South M. Meet porch. with sleeping modern; 830 Albuquerque. Gold, 1111. light touring close In 300 h all trains at Engle, leaving Pouth Arno. porches; phona wants to of worth will euth, and private family, High. Mrs. T. Repp. ptr month. Call at 706 East Santa Fe. FOR SALE Eighty-acr- e ranch, dispose It; 1300; West Rnma. Hot Springs at 11:30 a. in. and 2:10 p. m. FOR RENT Two rooms and adobe MANZANO GINGER ALE take less; no time or Inclination to handle SPECIAL summer rates. VR5 par month; Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam cars on sleeping LIST vacant house, running water, electric oui-eta- a your houses witn tha City A HOME product of super quality. Get Box 15, care Journal. FOR RENT Nice sleeping excellent board, room with the Dam line. porch, furnished; rent reasonable, Call Realty Co., for and efficient lights; Ideal place for chicken ranch or a ltjAjdres private We drlva our own cara. :4-- 6:30. prompt bottle under your belt. FOll SALE 1921 looms, Albuquerque Hotel, 21s sleeping and tray aervlca. Rt. Write after service. 207 West Gold, 661. dairy; located alx miles south of town. Ford roadster, self Second. porch for reservations at our expeate. phona TYPE 16 lock North John's Episcopal Sanatorium, 491. FOR RENT Two or three-roo- For address R. W., care WRITE its, all indites. and up. starter, steering gear, foot accel- phone HEFFBUNAN BKOS., Preps. front FOR RENT Modern brick aeven-roo- particulars 13 FOH RENT One water In per month. Ibuquerqua Typewriter erator, good tires and two extras, mint room, for light FOR rtENT Nice room with glassed-i- n Hot Springs. N. M. apartment; running rooma. house, furnished suitable for boarders ZOVM "4 Exchange, 122 South Fourth. cash. Walter St. Clair, Grand housekeeping. Overland Hotel, In new . Henrietta Hotel. 117 North First. or home. 11 2278-- RANCH Look at must be sold on Central sleeping porch. home: good Atbuytierqiie-Sun,:- re-- North Maple, phona this, Hotel. West 1'entral. table ISO or Toa FOR RENT account falling health: house, FOR SALE Flna stock dog. Imported board. Inquire East Silver, UAII.V riTAtlK Furnished front apartment, FURNISHED HOUSE of beuu-t- 007-- four rooms. with or with- from Mexico; kind to children; a Foh SALE 5 Bulek A- -l FOIt KENT Furnished housekeeping or phone To Tuos Down) thraa rooms and private bath. tltA uni- garage, barn, Implements, touring, (Read aleeplng porch, garage; opposite o 216 Vassnr. 121 must ha sold rooms; close In, 207 North Leave 7 a a. m. North Second. Albuquerque Hotel. so out Btock; twenty-tw- acrea alfalfa, fruits phone condition; at once; priced sleeping versity; per month. 1820 Eaat all kinds: two miles from Phone FOR for nnlotr bdIb. tvlll Fifth. FOR SALE Arrive i):,io a. m. FOR RENT A four-roo- city. SAIE Used tractors, and Furniture very files owner, 2417-R- 348. box 'rrns. Mcintosh Auto 311 West l eave 13:30 u. m. or Postofflca with gang plowa. Hardware company, IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; FOR A apartment, furnished; you ahould sea FOR RENT Furnished two Old N. M. SALE parlor and dining ro.nn l eave 12:30 p m. 918 cottaga, 192, Albuquerque, Department, J. Korber ft Company. ratea by day or week. Over Pastime set. 1742-- thts one at once... Forrester. rooms glaased-l- n Phono Arnva fi:no p. m. and sleeping porch: FOR SALE Fresh buttermilk cot- FOll SALE Ford sedan, new, Theater. 211V, West Central. FOR RENT New modern on car line; rent reasonable. 1204 and nearly FOH SALE Household furniture, To Atlinqaerqae (Read apartment; Apply WANTED tage cheese; also fresh milk In sallon with lots of extras; Ford touring, sum- LINCOLN Ai'ARTMENTS. newly furnlah-e- d cheap. l'p) etectrlo range, heat end furnace; no South Edith. Position mer or 'I Hign, pnone l74ft-,- j. Alhuriuerqua ...Arrive... 7:o0 p.m. lots. Swnyne'a Dairy, phone 1915-- winter top; Ford truck; Bulek roonis; hot water, cool and cloaa in. Panta 4:00 alck; no children. 1007 West New York. five-roo- WANTED Housework Fe Leave... p. nt. FOR RENT After the 27th, by tha day. Phona "" touring; Dodge Brothers touring. J. 313 South Third, phona 914-- FURNITURE REPATrttNO and upholster n 1645. FOR SALE Pianos and pianos; Panta Fa Arrive. ..12:45 p. in. FOR RENT Two cool rooma, house, glassed-i- com- player Korher ft Co., Auto rnone nid-- or zuifii-- j, large, sleeping porch, pre-w- 106. Geo. P. Department, Dodge FOR RENT Two furnished ing, c;rvtn ... 11 :15 a. m. furnished for house- furnished. Call 111 South WANTED valuea. Phona Brothers 783. beautifully Kspanola ...Arrive... kitchenette, nicely pletely Walter, washing and iron'ng to take toarnard Piano Co., 214 South Walter. Dealers, phone rooms In modern home. Mrs. Bedding Company. Taoe Leave... 7:30 a. m. keeping; modern conveniences, 616 West phona 749-- J. home. Phone 1304. Apply FOR SALE Standard ALBUQTJEKQUK AJTOVPnCKINQTcO. Fred Hamm, 623 North Second. FOR SALE Cheap, one mahogany FARE TO SANTA FE, $4.80, Coal. FOR RENT Modern brick WANTED make used player New and Used Queen Anna extension table. TO house, nicely Washing and ironing by tha A- -i sen One well house- dining TAOS, ll.50. 1703-.- pmiiiii, in cenaition; win hi FOR RENT furnished HSS4-- FOR RENT Furnished apartment, four furnished, alx rooms, front and back dozen. Phone on Phona REPLACEMENT PARTS close Tell Albuquerque Headquarters Rlngllng modern: also two-roo- In. bargain caay payment plan. In keeping room, In; reasonable rent; Hrothara' rooms, apart- screened porches: highlands; close WANTED Work by tha hour. Stock for All Cara: no no children. 306 West Iron. FOR SALE Two oak wardrobes. Three Ctgar Store. 210 West Central ment with 1104 North Phona 1647-- J. Phona ALL sick; Aver .. Phone MM. sleeping porch, iii'i-u- . arter s:o p. m, parta tested before leaving shop. oak dressers, one wooden bed. three FOR SALE Good Icebox, nine feet hluh; FOR RENT Two furnished Confeo-ttoner- y. Second. FOR RENT One three-roo- furnished Radiators, electrical parta, topa, bodies, rooms; light, small center 2?S Fanta Fa Feartnuarters Bank HOUSE floor four and a half feet five feet no springs, three tablea. 2'J3. furnished two-roo- house with bath,- and one four-roo- cleaning, polishing, lawn wide, lights, horns. Ignition sets, springs, eto. bath, telephone; children; right Phtme FOR RENT Nicely work. Call W. I430-- across ISO. Gro North Third. with furnished Call 618 J. Lowe, phone front. Phone champion Parts carried fof n makea of cara. New across from postoflce. 414 West Gold. housekeeping apartment, bath; houaa with baltt. South cery, i FOR SALE Fire less reasonable; adults: no alck. 613 South Walter. KALSOMININO, cleaning paper and axlea, drlva ahafta, pinion and ring geara FOR RENT Excellently ventilated clean cooker, chiffoniers, TIME CARDS" cleaning kalsomlne. Ooodson, FOR SALE Brunswick cabinet phono- carried for all cars. Keep ns In mind. bed room, hot ivory dressers, Morris chair, wardrobe, Arno. FOR RENT 609 John private entrance, water, roll-to- p South Ninth street; Phone 634-- or 2194-- double NEW MEXICO'S OLDEST 204 desk, Simmons beds, largo stock three-roo- graph, like new, with records: WRECKING phone: reasonable. North Walter. FOR RENT Comfortable, bright thraa rooms and small porches; 818, bed, 708 Coal, HOUSE. of now and used furniture. 325 South water 207 WANTED Position aa teacher normal mattress and springs. West ELCIN HOTEL rooms and apartment, large sleeping porch, paid. City Realty Co., West by 665-- S West Phone 454. Sleeping First. 109 667. graduate; Address J. R. Phone Central. tha private bath, rhone this forenoon Gold, phona experienced. B., housekeeping apartments, by day, thrce-mlrr- care Journal. EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING FIX1 602 FOR 8 ALE At once, Adams' style only. fOR Three-roo- WHEN IN NEED OF week or month. ti Weat Central. RENT house with URES, and well dt'csflng tfibl, straight chair, Two-roo- CEMENT FINISHER and material. Pumpa TIRES, rims, carburetora, mag- FORREl?r wielTfurnlshed, FOK RENT furnished apart- chicken house for two hundred chickena and form setter 472-- aprlngs, Front room, and wiih wants polnta. Thaxton Supply Co., Phona netos generators, icheela, geara, axlea. close rocker, large dresser, mirror; ment; hot and cold water, lights and garage, lights and water, 1206 Waat work; city preferred. Address 1111 adjoining bath, use of phone, In; sectional book case with White . or North Fourth. bearlnga. accessories desk; rent reaaonabla. 421 H Iron, phona 490-- ' a., cara Journal, horns, one or two gentlemen. 703 West Silver. , phona paid; COME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. sewing grey baby carriage. South Broadway. FOR Furnished WANTED Position aa nuraa or compan- Fort RENT Exclusive, well furnished ,114 South RENT cottage, three SLAB WOOD 13 full truck load, deliv- WE HAVE SALVAGED TO DATE THE Sixth, WESTBCtN.") Dally. One and one amall n ion; best of references. Miss room, with hot FOK RENT large rooms, bath and glassed-i- sleeping city 1693-- FOLLOWING MAKES OY CARS: large sleeping porch, Train. Arrive. 381-- Bilker. 600 1156-- ered. Phona T0IF"SAL.E Depart. apartment, furnished completely for porch; modern and gas. Phona North Second, phone Bulek C24, C23, DG5: Cadfllae. water heat and bath; centrally located. Real Estate No, 1 The 7:30 S:t0 mi. 1744-- 621 acout.... pan po irane n yanuieui keys at 1524 East Central, from to 12. WANTED Position as clerk Chalmers, Chevrolet 490, Phone Weat Coal. No. 1k:30 irouaeaeeping. 14. in grocery; Chandler, FB, FOIt HALE Two choice corner lota. I Calif. Limited. am 11:00 am North Seventh, phone Two-roo- FCT SALE Black, currents for making t, I FOll RENT house, partly several yeara' experience; can alsu a Baby Grand; Dodga. Dort, FOR RENT One room, In modern home Princeton Coal, No. 7 Fargo Fast..10:(O am 11:20 con- Jellies, preserves and Jams. Bent-- and University Heights. FOR RENT Furnished apartmenta, with for handle Ford truck. Addresa O. 8., cara plea, Ford. Hup 80. H, K. N.; Maxwell, Mitch- n Call 208 No. .12:38 am am furnished, sleeping porch: place n 2417-R- from 6 to 8 and glasacd-i- Bleeping porch, nicely at North Arno, after p. m. Tha Navajo. !:) venient to sanatorlums; four rooms, chickena: 12 Journal, Ranch, phone ell Olds 8. Overland, every model; Saxon SOUTHBOUND. excellent for healthseeker, 12 1 6 3 4 furnished for light housekeeping; clean 1673-R- morning, to and to nights Wlllya-Knlgh- t, FOR fcALKdkTRAbB ForTutoTloTm. glassed-i- n sleeping porches, gaa; on East per month and water rent. Phone - CALL and 6; Btudebaker 4 and 6; cool. 1223 Nc. U El Paao 10:1 pm HUTCHINSON for house cleaning and South Edith. North Seventh; auto must be in good Eip Central car line. Call 1321 East Central, and CEDRO CANYON Firewood Co., firewood every model. No, J7 11:1 am FOR RENT Modern, furnished house, wall cleaning, floor waxing, paint- aaa cool bed- condition. Phona 371, Address 324 South El Pa.o Eip or sea McMlllln Wood. Phona 348. n direct from Cedro canyon to user; If you don't your ear In tha above I'OR RENT Very deslrnblo KASTI'OT-W- three rooma and glassed-i- aleeplng ing, kaleomlning. and chimney awaeplng; list, shower baths. Second. Odd Job Man, 2082-- sawed and split In atove or fireplace remember, room, with lavatory and Na J The 2:10 2:40 pm porch, two other screened porches. phone 2400-J- WB ARB PALTAOTNO T.ATB MODEL In no slek Navajo.. pm 1001 lengths; prompt dellver.y. Phono private home; FOR HAI.K Nire lot, 60xU2, on West No. 4 00 40 RENT Furnished front South Walter. BOOKKEEPER wantii 1102-J- , Calif. Llmli.d. 6. pm pm FOR tpartment, position; young Heel cushions CARS BVERY DAT. taken. Phone or call 611. West Mountain road, one half block from . ad- Three-roo- SOFT SPOTS and arch No. F. 7 26 pm 1:10 pm two rooma and kitchenette, battr FOR RENT modern fur- man, quick, accurate and reliable, wide In addition to tha largeat etock of used Coal. Fourth; owner leaving Call at 1107 18. Eight.. if d: lines. prevent falltn Inateps; curea all foot city. No. 10 Tha cont.... 7:20 am 1:50 ua joining; large front porch; garage nished cottage; also furnished apart- experience mercantile and other 31. Thos. parta In tha state, we carry a COM- North Fourth. clean and sanitary; two ment with Call at 412 Write Bookkeeper, rare Journal. troubles. Planter Arch Utmnorts. PLETE line nf FHOJI aOCTiX thoughly sleeping porch. F. Keleher Co., 408 West Central. NEW gears, drlva shafts, WANTED Miscellaneous .UTS We ruatUential adults and no sick. 1:4 South Arno, South or lr,24-.- leather axle and for havo aymo splendid No, tl Prom El Paso 4:15 pm only High, phone WANTED Position aa teacher In Inter- shafts general accessories, lots In all of to aell on ; phono 632-- mediate or New ASBESTOS KOOF PAINT ev.rv car. WANTED on parts city, ciisy Nn. 80 From El Paao 7:t tun FOR RENT Unfurnished, modern brand upper grades; have l gal- Money to loan good flrat tortus . J. K. Uonce, 116 West n r lOD for all klnda of roofa, per OUR ARB LOWEST. Silvir, No. 10 at Taien Na new house: two glassed-l- Tork state Ufa certificate, and New Mex- PRICES THE mortgages. McMllllon ft Wood. 477. tl sleeping lon. The Maniano Co., 110 South VIADUCT OARAGE. phone for Valle- -, .Ji- - ClUf M4Y front and back all ico first grade certificate, and five yeara e Pw Ktu- porches, porchea, Walnut, phona 1834-- Try a built up BOO SOUTH SECOND. '"e HAVE- several first mort- G Coast. CARPENTERING screened in; has gas;, will rent reason- experienca in public achoola of New York Mc- roof; will last as long as tha building. Largest parta housa in the atata. gage ioana. Who wants theml MATTRESS RENOVATING Nn, 23 oennect. at QaloS No. tl ably. Call at 80t South Edith. state with excellent recommendations: Mllllon A Won1. -alts PBTtlfSKSfSK ODD T6iTujis. USE EFFECTO AUTO TCP ana seal from Clovla and aa- nfl aoath 1678-J- . have health certificate; would consider MATTRESS llKNOvTfifNcT?n?1inTmr polnta All klnda of work. Phone Vals-pa- r. TRANSFER and work dene, position aa governess. Addresa C. B. A., drasalng. Etfecto Auto Enamel, FOR RENT Storeroom scavenger Rut furniture fur- DRESSMAKING on automobiles. reasonable rates. E. A. Griffith, 722 cleaning, repairing, 1 WILL ESTIMATE all or any part of 26, cara Journal. Valapar Enamel niture packing. Phona (513-- or S035-- FOR Cop-pa- r; East 1970-- jronr work: I make a specialty of lath- Plymouth Cottage Print. Homeatosd RENT Building at 41 J West Iron, phona Ervln Bedding Compan. ing and shingling. W. M. Conver, phona HEMSTITCHING Williams' Mil- Floor Paint, Roof Paint and Cement. Sat- aultahla for garage. H. E MAX BARGAIN STORE, 316 South pleating. FOR RENT Office Koomi Leatb-Co- .. Inquire at 5416-J- 8. linery. 106 South Bmadwaj, ph. T77-- J, isfaction asaurad. Tboa F. Keleher Sherman, at First nanfa and Flrat, will pay the highest prices for ' 408 I0E7-- J. ri,,m FOR RENT Two office rooma over Kiel. Wei. Central. Phone Truer second-han- d FLOOR SANDING We can reaurfaoa FIRST-CLAS- S work Company, phone I. your clothing, ahoea and dressmaking, guar 130 8S. your old floora and make them Ilka anteed. 320 West Lead, pnone I731-- per month; light, FOR RENT Store room and cellar, :5 furnltcre. Phone new heat and water. MONEY TO LOAN 50 .J ' new and make your floora perfect SEWING 25o hour. Satisfaction guar- by feet, tha rear of 109 South First, Rb'O CLEANERS J070-- Office MONEY" acoeaalble Phona anteed. 11 FOR RENT room, ground floor, TO LOAN On watciei by allay from Second street, 9x11 Rugs Cleaned. 11.26. , South .Harvard, Phona aultahla for amall nr office. In- Gold and Central and ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD ma new house or ra R-- ' shop and valuable avenues. Fred Luthy. MATTRESSES renovated, 63,60 op; LET figure your 2400 ' (una sverythlng at unmans pairs; reaaonabla prlcea; work guaran quire 811 Weat Cooper. Mr. B. Marcus. 813 South First. National bank. furniture repaired and packed. Ervln Corner lot, 65x100 feet, well located In Fourth ward, 1765-- PLEATING, accordion, aide and box; Co.. 613-- or 2035-- teed; estimates free. Call B MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches WILL arrange to ault tenant a 26x100 Bedding phones $1,100. 616 mall orders. N. Crane, 316 North s foot B. Johnson. John. FOR SALE Poultry-Egg- and good Jewelry; liberal, reliable, brick building; good condition; WANTED Careful Kodak finishing! Lot 50x1-1- on Seventh. Crane Apartmenta. phona 314. Rants satis- fect paved street In Fourth ward, ravlner LET MB FIGURE with you on new and FOR S. R. 1. Gottlieb Jewelry Co.. 106 N. 1st, oppoalta Fa shops; reasonable Twice dally aervlca. Remember, HEMSTITCHING dona In tha SALE Fifty C Red laying terms. Sea or L. 109 faction Send and sidewalk paid at $1,500. old estimates R. promptly 1870-- close-i- n prop-art- write Herman. guaranteed. your finishing houses; guaranteed. hens. Phona MONET TO LOAN on city N 50x142 Tt. Caldwell. Contractor and Builder, best possible manner, prlcea reaaonabla, rth First, Alhuau.raue V. M. to a reliable, established firm. Hanna hot feet on west Gold, less than three blocks 117 415-- flrat nortgngea. McMllllon & 2369-- Gold avenue, jliona Singer FOR SALE Nine Rhode Island Red 'icni Hanna, Maatar Photographera. from P. O., at $2,500. Pl'one Mnrhlne Wood, 306 West Gold. Insurance, real '' and Sewing Company. and some mixed chickena. Phone WANTED Houses WB DO ODD JOB carpentering I742-- LOST AND FOUND houaa building, reaaonabla;; Investigate PERSONAL WANTED To buy four or five-roo- low eatlmatea frea. Phona FOR - sheU-rlu- our prlcaa; TYPEWRITERS RENT Ranches house; price and terms must ba reaaon- LOST Pair of i hUbsps, on cor- 2J9H-- J. F. Kluken. 312 Tale. J. W. LUAiSFIKI.b. watch, clock and Jew. abb'. Adrireaa 77, ner of Walter T. FOR LEASE 0 acres of good mountain Box care Journal and Central, Tuesday .WILLIAM Realtor work. 116 South Second. l'-'4-.- LEVERETT, ' I WANT yuu tu Investigate my low prices airy TYPEWRITERS All makea overhauled graxlng and land: good WANTED To buy from owner 4 or- 6 ntn.it: reward. Phone COUPLE agricultural no any kind of a building proposition GOING to California by auto. and rrraired. Ribbons fur every ma grass and winter protection; good four-roo- room house; rnunt b modern. Unless LOST On Second, between 'upper and rhonc 110. Si3 West Gold. - vou have In view. A, 3. Palmer, Runga-'u- will take along passenger; rctironable china. Albuquerque Typewriter Ks honor; 26a an acre per year. Call vou man business don't reply. Addicts Wiiln bunk, a rlnjf with three knjn; Builder, Box 41t city, Phuna 1763-- ial, Write Bo 110t cara Journal, .. changa, ptigns 308-- Hi bauth Fuurtty at i:07. .Virginia boulevard. ilr. Kennedy, cat Journal return to bank una receive small reward. Ton. MORNING JOURNAL July 28, 1922. re - ALBUQUERQUE i! BABY FIGHTING PUMGRY BANKERS LOCAL ITEMS FOR RENT JHsIS three-roo- S . . &fl FOR LIFE AFTER Comfortable, bright Coal Co. Pbone 4 6. apartment, largo sleeping porch, Supply and bath, 100, ana ssoursi Miss Dottle Flaks. of Denver, SERIOUS BURNS private telephone uiase 3d STAMPEDE WTO is the the forenoon only. Colo., spending week with Mr. and Mrs. S. Beckol, 600 South High Street. Llltle Dorothy Rey- WiiiirtiiiriTii it T. J. Campbell has returned nolds, of Mr. and Mrs. TODAY AND TOMORROW o daughter I HOTEL FOR EATS from a 14,000-niil- overland trip James B. Reynolds of 000 Indian that covered a The Tiffin Club period of three school road. Is in a critical condi- months. Mr. Campbell visited 11 Will be open for business July HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY states. He that tion ns the result of burns received First-clas- s eastern Imnk-- says Albuquerque 31st. cooking by Has been a coffee for over Two hundred j In the most prosperous place he on Tuesday evening when her meal or week. good thirty run on the Al-- clothes ers made a j saw on his trip. caught fire accidentally. 818 SOUTH ARNO years. Sales today than ever be varado dining rouin yester 1. L. Bcddingfcld of Kansas She barely held hern own yester- BIG arg'er day morning and drained it City. Mo., and Mrs. R. H. Ham- day In hor fight for life. DOUBLE BILL! fore. One pound, two pound and five of breakfasts. The bankers were mond of El Paso, Texas, have re- The accident occurred nbout 1 returning from llin conference of turned to their homes after a o'clock in the evening when the cans. Let us sell some today. the American Institute of banking visit with their parents, Mr. and child was alono in the house with Auto Body pound you and their train arrived here at 9:50 Mis. T. J. Beddingfeld, 410 West her brother. She Is be- Reymann's Lend avenue. to Phone 28 instead or I, as was expocicn. lieved have set fire to her own Works WARD'S CASH STORE,, Showing that even hankers can be Frank Kimball, city engineer Is dress while playing with matches. Manufacturer and Repairer of 508 West Central. Orders Delivered for, 10c human there was a general stam- away on a two weeks' vacation, The little boy beat the flames as ALTO AND TRUCK BODIES for "eats." E. .1. Crist y returned yesterday best he could with a whisk broom pede to O., screams SPRINGS AND WHEELS The train only remained here Columbus, after spending and the of the two child- Woodwork. threo weeks' vacation here with his ren the In from Blacksmithing and for forty minutes, so there was but brought parents 702 S. Second. Phone 551-- for visitors to be parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cristy The light slip which "Frozen Faced" Comedian little chnnce the on street. ie shown through the city. Short South Waller Young Mr. the child was wearing burned from 1 were made to the Cristy is in the educational depart- her body In a few seconds, thus trips, however, ment of the Columbus Y. M. A. IN down-tow- n business section C. sparing her the burns which heav- by Dr. D. R. and of bankers under the pi-- : Murray, Osteopathic ier clothes might have caused. Her many the Violet-ra- y treatments. 741. lotase of Chamber of Commerce Phone back faco and arms are badly LET'S GO TODAY A. R. Gere has returned from an burned. officials and local bankers. to of bank- official trip El Paso. Mr. Reynolds Is New Mexico The American Institute Miss teacher San is of the Junior offi-- ! Fay Kagy, at manager for the Mountain States ing composed Antonito, is leaving soon for a va Rent ciala of banks the Telephone and Telegraph com- or throughout visit III. serves as a of cation at Salem, pany with here. country, and sort Miss Elda Kern has gone to headquarters tutor In developing future banking Whitcomb vacation Desirable unfurnished six-roo- m 0 Springs for a hard- Buster's the whole and no TODAY AND TOMORROW heads and better efficiency in stay of several weeks. house, furnace heat and show, that's kid! He's tha circles. It is proposed to wood floors, $65.00. 823 For- banking Dr. Margaret Cartwright of 1123 I I orchestra, the minstrels, the lead, the cuties in the chor. establish a branch of the institute East Central avenue, Theaters rester avenue. Inquire " has returned Today !ua, the monkey ye-a- h and the whole in this city. from a business trip to Mexico audience to boot' Another special train carrying P. F. McCANNA, Inc. IF YOU'RE THIN an number of bankers and City. "B" Theater equal Dr. and Mrs. R. Fred Pettlt and "Buster" Keaton, 114 You'll laff and fat! . South Second St. grow their families will arrive here this family and Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Can-fie- ld called "The Frozen Faced Come- IP morning from the conference, hav- have returned from a trip to dian," is at the "B' starring in vnii'or pat ing spent an extra day at the Jemez Springs. "The Playhouse;" also the Hamil- You'll laff off a pound of flesh. Grand Canyon. They are sched- Factory wood, full truck load, ton Theatrical Corporation pre- uled to arrive at 7 o'clock. four dollars. Hahn Coal Company sents Pola Negri as the principal Phone 91. star in "The Devil's Dawn,,' a Par- ALSO Mrs. Sara Van Vleck and daugh- amount picture. ELECTRICAL Himfl'aa, ROTARY CLUBS OF ter, Miss Uretchcn Van Vleck. are Thmtrlcil Cofpomtoa DISTRICT TO HOLD in the city from Las Cruces for a Crystal OiK'ra House "Put and CONTRACTING l r . Van few days. Take," with six vaudeville acts. CONFERENCE HERE Mr. and Mrs. M. Nash, who have We maintain efficient and cap- been touring the southern section Lyric Theater The well-know- n able workmen who are at ','mri! J 4 of California, principally stopping Oliver Morosco "The your service. Representatives of Rotary presents ... clubs in southwestern at the ocean resorts adjacent to Half-Breed- ," an all-st- First Na- the district to will bo in Albuquerque in the near Dos Angeles, returned the city tional feature; also showing a two-re- el Forrest H. Nourse yesterday. entitled "Tor-chy- 's future for a conference, according under- Torchy comedy, to sn announcement made Dr. Mrs. E. H. Winkle, who Orange Blossoms." Electrical Co. by went an operation for appendicitis LeRoy S. Peters at the club re- PHONE 1233-- 3 luncheon at a local hospital Tuesday, is Pastime Theater "The Iron yesterday. Charles B. to be recovering Agents for Westlnglionso Christie of Phoenix, Ariz., is com- - ported rapidly. Trail," a ltex Beach story and all-st- Mazda Lamps Inir tina oViwMi, n played by an a is Ice Cream Social. cast, being Broadway repeated at the Pastimo to- ments for the conference. Christian Church tonight. theater day; also repeating the comedv, niiiuu oy u. a. "Fool days," with Al St. John as yewteriiiiy jr. iiess LADIES CONTEST POPULAR the star. lea of the state university, who The Popular Ladies Contest of spoke on "The legitimate Drama the I. O. O. F. Carnival is In- LA ESPERANZA She defied the law and only and the Movies." He spoke on in A hand- NATIONAL Lovo stood In the of the creasing popularity. GUARD TO way her development of the silent some diamond ring will be given HOTEL vaulting ambition. Modern drama from the spoken, and the to the receiving the great- GET IN PAY Did she or Georgeous relation lady $1,800 yield go on? between the two forms. est number of votes. Following Sue the answer in treincn-dou- s Gowns and M. E. CHECKS ON TUESDAY this Judge Hickcy. chairman In the standing of the candidates: Jemez Hot Springs passion - drama starring Settings KM of the Kotary committee to aid the Aline Cairo 1,540 the matchless mistress of emo Salvation Army building fund, Emma Walling 200 Pay checks for officers and Auto announced men of the Regular Trips tion. that $1,200 in pledges Frances Sherer 30 headquarters troop From City to Springs had been obtained from club Laura Newby 300 of tho New Mexico National Regular Prices members for the fund for the Rachael Tedler 850 Guard to tho amount of about proposed new homo for the Army. $1,800 will be distributed on next Tuesday evening by Capt. John UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS F. Harn. Tho cheeks nre for the DAILY ATRISC0 WOMEN MEET last half of tho 1921. year on AT DOINGS Another payment for the first Speclnl Trips Application, HOME OF COUNTY half of 1922 will bo made in l'are $5 One Way. DEMONSTRATION AGENT As fonn as the Heights new about two weeks, it was an- Auditorium is opened, ample am- nounced by Capt. Harn yesterday. For Further Information Applj usement can be found without Tho total of the checks will be Sturgcs Hotel. The Atrisco Housekeepers' cl'ib somewhat Tues- met at the home the discomfort of driving along larger than the of Mrs. Maude E. Central avenue. day payment because of greater Doty, SOU West iron avenue, yes- attend:inco at drill CHAS. H. CLAY, afternoon. If Mr. Stnmm and the city will during the terday Meetings have East Coal avenue to Yalo. period of encumpmcnt at Gallup La Hotel. been held by the club pave Prop. Espcranat regularly at the University Heights Develop- Jemez Springs - - New Mexico. mm Atrisco for several months. The members were ment Company wiU pave that Fresh Salmon, per pound, coNTmrocs i to 11 p. h. addressed by Coun- thoroughfare to Point Inspiration ty Home Demonstration Agent 30 cents. San Jose Market. Maude witli boulevard restrictions. Doty. Dr. J. Reed and M. C. Wik'oxsin, a member of TODAY AND TOMORROW fc.i Mrs. tieorgo Mitchell. ' orry electric siiok shop the IochI office force, has MH-- S post I'hone 13 South Second, ; purchased a lot on Stanford ave- t'rre Call and lletlvfry. DEATHS AND FUNERALS nue and has already begun build- Army Specials A Mad A Ride I' ing. C. H. CONNER. M. D. D. O. Meto Thrills New Adventures New Scenes . Mr. and Mrs. A. L. have for Life! i PALADINO The funeral nf Mis.-- Taylor Osteopathic Specialist. Army Cots $2.50 Stampede! 13 new home on ave- J. H Mabel Paladino, who died Wedne- their Harvard Stern Bids. Tel. 70I-- 323-- Cordovan finished Puttees, sday will be held this nue almost ready for occupancy Love at sixty below frozen in by Alaskan glaciers morning after- and as soon as now $4.00 noon at 3 o'clock from the family completed, they residence. Burial will be will be as cosy as two bugs in New Army style Shoes, there's a romance in this k at Santa new $4.00 gripping powerful story Barbara cemetery. Crollott will a rug. have charge. WANTED Army Locker ..$5.50 We pay good prices for fire-ar- m New Perils All Star Cast New Triumphs ELKS TO INITIATE such as Shot Reclaimed Shoes $1.75 SANCHES The funeral of Rifles, ON Guns, Pistols. Must be in U. S. Army Style Shrits. . .08 Sanches, who died Wedne- 18 AUGUST 9 A- -l condition. Reclaimed .75 sday morning, will be held this 213 Somb first Street Breeches...... morning at S o'clock from the fam- - A class of J8 candidates will New Breeches $2.,"0 ily residence. Burial will be at on ffl San Initiated Into Elkdom August Army Saddles $5.00 AL. ST. JOHN Jose cemetery. Crollott is in !). New members have been voted ALSO Field Desks charge. in the local B. 1'. O. E. lod-r- t $0.50 50 as follows: Grant Shaw, M. ij. BY Canteens IN "FOOL DAYS" MONTOVA Cirllo Montoya, aged Porter, G. D. Ramsey, G. Giomi, FOR SALE OWNER Mess Kits 50 08 years, died last night at his rcsl- - Wilhelm C. Anderson, Constance 75 I deuce at Dos Ho sur- One of the finest homes in Wrapped Leggings tlriegos. is Vnlasiadys, C. W. Sauer, H. O Khaki Pants $1.75 to $2.50 REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES vived by two sons and one daughter. Ciagett R. C. Little, Mark Peters, the city in the most desirable to The was Projnpt attention Mail orders body taken to Crollott'K George M. Williampon. Clarenco location on paved street. I funeral parlors pending funeral Holt, Manuel Stern, John A. Scl-v- a, arrangements. Paul C. Hlackburn, John F. 7 rooms, bath, breakfast Charles C. i Harn, Boatright, F. 8 2 irfhtu SANCHES Jose Antonio San- C. Cummins. room, sleeping porches, LIB2E.EIII HHlt ches, aged 41 years, died last night screened porches. Ideal ar- IBANK r at his residence after a short Ill- GAS PAYS WELL. rangement. Strictly modern in I)lt. MacCRACKEN, ness. He Is STORE DU. DAISY I). MiHt'RACKK.I, survived by two broth- New York, July 27. The every respect. Steam heat. Oliver ry ers and one sister. Funeral ar- Consolidated Gas company Osteopathic Physicians. are today Call 970. 117 First St. Thonc 987-- MOROSCO m FOR RENT K. P. Building. Miotic Office H9-- rangements pending. Crollott boosted its annual dividend rate Wtf is in 8 Residence 89-.- I. charge. from 7 to per cent in declaring Office Room a quarterly dividend of $2 a share, JETT Edward R. Jett, aged 41 payable September 15 on stock of years, died last his 1 night at home record on August 10. .( round Floor on North High street. Mr. Jett GLADIOLI came here from Arkansas about two MILK Fresh cut daily, $1.50 and years ago. He Is survived by his THAT WILL KEEP CERRILLOS EGG COAL Thousands of steers In wild stampede! A freight train cutting off on inquire $2.00 a dozen delivered. mother and one sister, Mrs. Vivian's Phone 2404-J-- 4 one side; tho wherifrs posse on tho oilier all a and here, Dairy, SIZE wedging innn RAYMOND F. BLOOM, George Ryan. The body will be t'NIFORJI CONVENIENT TO HANDLE girl thundering for the bordcrl ac- Office Phone 2 167-- J. sent to Little Rock, Ark., today, The GHdersleeve Electric Co., Journal sis- 211 East Phone 797-- More Heat Units per Pound YOU'LL THRILL AND THROB AND THRILL AGAIN AT THIS companied by the mother and Central. More ter. C. T. French is in charge. Pounds per Dollar CLIMAX TO A DRAMA OF A HALF BREED PARIAH AND HOW HE CHOSE HIS MATE! The Most Satisfactory, Economical and Convenient Fuel for CHAVES The funeral of Fran-ces- o Stove and Ranges. Order a Ton Today. The Jeweler Chaves, who died Wednesday, Standard Furniture Co. ADDED ATTRACTION THE IMPERIAL FOGG, will be held this morning at 9 401 Sontb First St. Phone 619 Diamonds, Watches, We Jewelry. o'clock from the family residence.' buy, sell and exchange CO.-Ph- LAUNDRY CO. Highest Quality, Lowest Prices. Burial will be in San Carlos ceme- new and used furniture. Handle HAHN COAL one 91 Opposite Postoffiee. tery. Meadows and Martinez are In complete Una kitchen utensils, "TORCIJY'S ORANGE BLOSSOMS" 118 South Fourth. charge, etc. "THE LAUNDRY A Two Part "TORCHY" Comedy OF QUALITY" MARTINEZ The funeral of Ro-mal- Martinez, who died Wednes- Prices Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, lints day morning at his residence, 1224 Regular Cleaned and Blocked, Rum West Barelas was held Thurs- B- Cleaners road, LOST .HKiiiw ;J cleaned by Infest process ME day morning at 9 o'clock from rtlfi.Hr,Mmini.l1..i,1ilii,..lliirp..MllMllllll,. iWjUMy!iapiU,JllLIUU- DYERS AND HATTERS Meadows and Martinez' funeral Red Water Spaniel Dog. Ans- Phones 148 449. RUG CLEANING chapel. Burial was in Santa Bar- wers to name of "Drake." Re- and ward if to Phone 453. Cor. 6th and Gold bara cemetery. returned Chas. House Quler. Crystal Opera Gentry' Ebbs, 45c; for sale at 723 West Silver leading groceries. Gallup Coal Wo Are a 654 TAXI LINE GUY'S TRANSFER TONIGHT Unloading Fresh Supply and Tomorrow Buy now and secure the very best. There will be no regrets. Special Today Phone 654 AND STORAGE We make it specialty on lumber FAMOUS PLAYERS DELUXE Public Stenographer, and COAL Canned 3 cans $1.00 Room 8, Mellnl Bldg. rh. 701-- hauling building material. SUPPLY & LUMBER CO. Fruit, Now don't forget the long trips. Present Phone 871. 824 8. Second 4 PHONES 3 Sunkist Pineapple, Sunkist Peaches, Hesperian Cherries, Hesperian Pears, 'Let Us Send a Man Let Our Tracks Give You Sen-ic- To that broken window STAGE TO JEMEZ SPRINGS Grape Fruit Hearts, Puyallup Raspberries replace Runs six a week. Passen- glass. Albuquerque Lumoer CO. days Sunbean Applesauce, Loganberries, Phone 421. 4i!S North itrst. gers taken. One way, $5. Leave "PUT AND TAKE" Monarch Mammoth Albuquerque at 6:30 a. m. Raspberries Leave Jemea Springs, 2 p. m. You will make no mistake Laying in a Supply if TJ. S. mail by stage. A milk under conditions Fruit at These' Prices as Fruit Will Be ' A. B. BACA, Farce Comedy produced proper Phone 2178-- a is Much Higher This Fall Dr. H. E. Kimble ANY healthy herd good, clarification DENTIST With makes milk better, clarification plus pasteur- We Deliver Your Order for 10c Room 4, Grant ization makes the best milk of all. Over Delivered Building. Third Orders $5.00 Free. and Central. ATTENTION, For hot weather dessert SHERBET is best of all. Phone ...... 492 ODD FELLOWS 6 VAUDEVILLE ACTS 6 Each and every Odd Fellow in CO-OPERATI- SKINNER'S the city of Albuquerque Is re- ALBUQUERQUE SECIRITY BENEFIT quested to attend the mass THE ORIGINAL GLOOM CHASERS ASSOCIATION meeting of members of tho or-d- er DAIRY ASSOCIATION Friday evening, Jul? 28th, ONE SHOW ONLY AT 8:15 Phone 351 321 ILLY-NILL- Y Will meet tonight. Come all. 1922. Carnival. Carnival, Car- North Second. liig time expected. State Man- nival. You are expected to do PRICES: Children 25c ager H. C. Wolfsen, from your part. Business of import- Adults 50c; Fhrne 60. 205 South First Street. Phoenix, wll) be with us. Don't ance demands your Immediate miss it. His watermelon feast. attention. (Tax Included) mi I. U FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY A WANT AD