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Turning Out "Dead Work." Clinton. Greeted with shouts of derision on skilled workmen GOVERNOR, ADJUTANT GENERAL i putting every (By The Associated Press.) and catcalls from the threats of 300 8 As-- day." Clinton, III., July (by the i craftsmen, a Pullman O'Lonry In Charge. trouble in striking shop IKD EXECUTIVES CONFER soclated Tress). First with closed blinds con- Tim O'Leary, chief of the Santa RAIL oc- sleeper and the railroad strike x shopmen's taining twenty-si- strikebreakers, Fe fccret service, Is here from hli curred here today when a guard arrived In Albuquerque last night headquarters In Pueblo. Mr. employed by the Illinois Central o train No. 1. The sleeper ief" () has charge of the special 4,021 Men railroad shot and killed, James again on tho same train at 8:35 officers protecting railway property. Entire Organization, Numbering is as one De- Fitzgerald, a boy, o'clock. Luring the sixty minutes lip known of the coolest and Officers Will Be Assembled Today; wounded his father. James Fitz- it stood at the Santa Fe station not and most efficient officers on th"i a a of gerald, Sr.,-- striker, by, shooting a movement was seen on the sleep- railway and has knack pre- cision Is Arrived at After a Conference at him throueh the leg and wounded er. Neither was food carried into serving oi'der without a display ot a passerby, Elmer Hankinson. it. force. : uum iyV,v Hocks Mr. O'Leary snld there had been . the State Capital. latter was not inrougn '7 Break Windows. Two rock;: wero hurled through no serious disorders anywhere on when the guard told a numb' v V tho windows of the car containing the Santa Fe system. (BY TUB ASSOCIATED PRFSS.) strike sympathizers to keep ' the strikebreakers at point sum.-distanc- 'o Liquor Seen. Jefferson City, Mo., July 8. The entire Missouri richt of ay. declaring hr south In the Santa Fe Peace officers, Santa Fe official will "shoot the first n.an who ed yards, it was reported to officials and strike leaders are all emphatic national guard, numbering 4,021 men and officers, over the deadline." Fitzgrr.. ., it last night. None of the occupants in their statements that the ab- be formally mobilized and held ready for instant ser- is claimed, stepped over, whipped of tho car was Injured. sence of liquor is making the pres- vice at 9 it was announced out a pistol and invited the guard The destination of the strike-I'i- - ervation of order easy. H wai tomorrow morning o'clock, to "begin shooting." akers was said to be San Ber- stated yesterday that not a drunken here this evening following a conference between Gov. The boy died shortly after being nardino, Calif. Strikers watchr.d man had been seen since the strike wounded, lie was shot through it olostly, evidently with tho ex- began. General and representatives of W. W. Hyde, Adjutant Raupp tho right lung. Tho father and pectation that an effort would a Justice McClellan yester- five railroad companies operating throughout the state. Hankinson were taken to the hos- to unload tho strikebreakers day afternoon fined C.us Brito 111 a tes- pared to do so in case disorders pital here for treatment. here. Union men thought for a after hearing in which it was COURTS IXTKHVENE IN occurred. Karlv tonight about 600 strikers Striking workmen flocking to offices of Calumet plant for final pay as strike began. time that the car was to be un- tified that lie had struck William were were col- and shifted into Bietz, a machinist, as the man was NATIONWIDE WALKOUT Train schedules further and strike sympathizers This be taken for shows workmen at Calumet for ans-- coupled the yards, as a result of tho strike near the Illinois Central photo might the their pay tho day they and some of them are of the opin going to his employment in tho disrupted lected ono of troifble in connection with plant of the Pullman car works swercd the nation-wid- e call to Chicago, 8 (by the Associa- today, the Missouri, Kansas and and trouble was expected. inn that the strikebreakers would Santa Fe shops a few days ago. July shops down- the strike of the 400,000 railroad at Chicago, one of the three big strike, tho last pay until the Biotz testified he had ted Press). The calling out ot Texas Railway company announc- This afternoon they stormed but It isn't. railroad have been taken off here but for that gone to 43 in to pur- siicp workers, It shops there, clamoring strike ends. demonstration. work early to avoid strik in Illinois, the assembling of ing the annulment of trains In town stores attempts the meeting troops Kansas and chase firearms. Policemen and No nistui'lHinrx'". ers, and when ho saw some men soldiers in half a dozen other states Missouri, Oklahoma, on Texas, .while the Chicago and Al- deputy sheriffs were inside the No arrest was made and there the street he crossed over. and the intervention of the federal ton abandoned all service in and stores attempting to keep tho men was no sign of vJolence. Leaders Brito and others crossed to meet courts in the nationwide strike of out of 111., due to out but their efforts were practi- OW of the strikers were heard counsel- him, he said, and Brito struck him Bloomington, TRAFFIC THE STUDENT KILLED MALLORY in shopmen marked the close disorders there. cally futile. ILL ing their men against forceful tac- the neck, ltletz did not testify railway W. Persons sent a tel- tics. to seeing Maurice Cowell, who was of the eighth day of the walkout Sheriff J. ILLINOIS TROOPS ARE egram to Lieutenant Governor Santa Fe 'special officers and arrested with Brito, strike him, tonight. EN ROUTE TO CLINTON Sterling at Rockford, 111., asking C. HALTED BY deputy sheriffs circulated through but said tho man sworo at him, The Chicago. Burlington & for troops- ft. II ATTEMPTING IS DEFEATED the crowds. Occasionally, when Cowell was released. Judge Mm in- Hi Quincy today secured a federal 111., 8 Guards Hnvc Flcn the men gathered closely about, the Clellan warned Brito and Cowell. Springfield, July (By th" Clin- junction here restraining picketing Associated Press.) Troops under All men working at the Pullman, a big truck was pulled who are strikers, against usintf at the .Aurora shojis while earlier command of Major John O. Smith, ton shops have deserted their along the platform. This was done force, Just as he warned three men in and was is- stationed at E evi- who nre, to bo the day injunction of Champaign, were on their way to jobs and tho guards 01 AIL STI TO SCALE CLIFF unostentatiously, but with the said strikebreakers, sued at New Orleans restraining the scene of the rail strike rioting the shoos have fled. MLLEJ.ENGLEN dent intention of keeping the crowd tho day before, against carrying strikers from interfering with at Clinton, within twenty minutes Anxictv is expressed by many at a distance. guns. trains on the Southern Pacific and an was residents who fear a further out- Not Destined Hero. Watson Is Discharged. after order issued by Adju- (By The Associated Press.) at Council Bluffs, la., the Burling- an- break before the arrival of the Into or officials said last night ,T. A. Watson, who was tant General Black, it was No. Trains Moving Boulder. 8. The French Tennis Star Success- Railway arrested, ton obtained a temporary restraini- nounced here Col. L. is still at fever Colo., July that there had been no intention ot for yelling "Scab" when two auto-- , strik- by Frank Tay- troops. Feeling of John 20, ot ng: order directed against lor, of the general's staff. pilch and it would not take Out of Bloomington, III.; body Fitzgerald, fully Defends Her Title As unloading any strikebreakers hero, mobiles collided near the Santa I'i ing in southern Iowa. A residents say, to start an- Tulsa, Okla., was found at tho foot as ranks of skilled workmen shops Friday, was dismissed shopment much, Are in Possession of the "Third World's on the yester- half dozen othr railroads were, ILLINOIS INFANTRY other outbreak. Shops Flatiron" mountain, Champion are filling up at the shops with day by Justice George Roddy. No to follow the lead of the of the Il- near Boulder this afternoon. Ac- was expected ORDERED MOBILIZED The Clinton shops of Strikers. . Wimbledon Court. local recruits. They stated that charge brought against Harvey Burlington here. Department of linois Central employed about 500 cording to members of the search- 450 men are now at work here. Stone, driver of nnother car, who HH) officials at Washington were 111., 8 men before the strike and rf ing party, Fitzgerald, apparently, Union officials were was said to have col- justice Springfield, (by (he (By The Associated e The Associated Press.) say they caused the that strike July out 1. No rrs.) had fallen seventy-fiv- feet down (lly strikebreak- lision. investigating reports Associated Press.) The entire these walked July stn';e 8 tho Associ- Wimbledon 8 informed that the were with the Chicago, July (by a cliff he had been scaling. Stadium, July (by 1 A disorders Interfering 130th infantry, Illinois national brenkers were imported by .the ers on train No. last night are shop employe named George of All on the left a of pic-n- i tho Associated Press.) Millc. Su- de- mails. guard, was ordered mobilized to- roads, it Is said, and outside ated Press.) traffic Fitzgerald party recruits gathered by a Chicago Chavez, late Friday night, emerged Lieutenant Governor Sterling of the hundred men or tto who re- and Alton in and out of kors lato yesterday, announc- zanne Lenglen, of France, today tective makes a from tho stockado to night by Adjutant General Black. Chicago he Intended to climb the agency which, with a rifle in Illinois tonight ordered troops The will be held in their mained at work, only a few Bloomington, 111., has ceased due ing that successfully defended her title as specialty of securing men who are his hands and announced he was where an outbreak was troops to Flatiron, a rock on Clinton, armories to be moved at a minute's "drifters" came in augment to the failure of local authorities projection world't tennis champion by defeat- handy with guns and know more going to "clenn up" the strikers. threatened following a clash lie forces. Between 70 and 75 to Green mountain extending several than Chavez was held notice to the scene of the threat- their to furnish adequate protection Kno vn ing Mrs, Molla BJurstedt about fighting working. for investigation i tween Illinois Central guards and In were stationed about the men at work in undred feet into the air nni Mallory, Unions ot his was ened trouble the railroad shop- guards the few remaining as a hazardous climb. American champion, in the final Sny "(iiinmcii.' sanity. It thought by strike sympathizers in which a men's strike. There are now shops. there, and tho road has "They are typical gunmen and deputy Hheriffs that the man hail was and two men, ono troops the shops When he did not return last round of the international grass bov killed under arms as far north as Rock-for- d notified tho sheriff of McLean thugs," said a strike leader last been temporarily upset by tbe ex- were injured. night of searchers left for court tennis tournament. The score a striker, of parties 2, 0. "We know because the citement of the and as far south as Cairo. county and the adjutant general mountains. ' was night. it, strike. One bright ray appeared through tho that unless ptotectton the agency that is handling them has a Westbound trains strike clouds to- state, The body was badly mutilated. Mile. Lenglen's victory came after were yesterdav" the threatening 8 ARE for workers i furnished by rest a tense bs reputation of sending out that clasi on time. Of the eastbound when D. W. HeK. presides Fitzgerald and his mother, Mrs. brief, struggle marked 2 night PRESIDENT HARDING PERK Monday the Chicago and, Alton the coolness with which the of men." trains, No. was six hours lat?; of Brotherhuod of Railroad H. Fitzgerald, were spending the French beer, No. 4 the railroad will undertake to reopen Union men said they had was two hours and forty-fiv- e - announced they wouU RETURNS FROM AN summer in Boulder, where Fitz- champion played her game and the the Signalmen the shops under its own manage- summer of her all around per- informed that strikebreakers minutes late; No. 8 was ait withhold strike orders to 14,000 gerald was attending the brilliancy made a of when they hour and AUTOMOBILE TRIP SERIOUSLY HURT ment. Bloomington is an impor- school of of Colo- - formance. display guns fifteen minutes late, El signalmen pending the preparation t. the University were taken from the train at Lar Paso were of a to tant division point on the Chicngo-S- Suzanne was a victor from tho trains on time, and No. and submission program Vegas yesterday and given their 10 was on time. men the United States railroad ljfbor (By The Associated TreM.) Louis highway. outset, taking the first set with Railway said 8. Was made 2, dinner. the delays wero not board. Washington, July President This announcement by comparatively littlo trouble, were seen caused by tho was returned to the White W. G. Bierd, president of the road, and from her rival No weapons of any sort strike. Mr. Helt's announcement Harding T Al WRECK walking away In the hands of at the sta- an all confer- House late today from his week's on his return from Hloofhlngton ARE in the second set without allowing anybody made following day con- 47 TRAINS tion, neither strikers nor officers. ence with W. L. McMenimen. labor automobile trip to Ohio. today where he has been In her opponent a game. UPSETTING OF his absence with in an at- The French of Turning Out Knglncs. AUTO member of the board. Labor board During President ference authorities girl's display officials stated ex- Harding attended marine manoeuv-er- s to restore mall operations .superfine tennis in the second set Railway yesterday KILLED JURY members said tonight that they Santa Fe Flyer No. 4 tempt that three engines bad been turned THIEF, K. H. Fitzgerald, president at Gettysburg and the centen- at the Illinois city. transformed a Mallory gallery Into pected nial celebration An PULLED OFF a out since the strike. AT INQUEST FINDS of the Brotherhood of Railway and at Marion, Ohio, Crashes Into Open Tho strikers, he said, virtually B! a Lenglen one and the winner got to 'dead Han- and a in his at. Inst ovation for her "We are finding time do Steamship Clerks, Freight reception honor of took possession ot the shops deserving great as as to take care of the Station Columbus, Ohio, in addition to Switch and a String many shoU and after- wonderful display of strokes and work' well (Uy I'he Associated Tress.) dlers, Express and Ilight, firing are In service," -- Cincin- several stops the on road's pas- control of her nerves. engines that regular Wagon Mound, N. M 8. here Monday from making along Oil Cars at Burrton, Kans. ward advancing the 'supreme and continued, "we have July to enter into negotiations with IVoute for brief addresses. The final senger station, where oiier and in- KATY There was no sign throughout tho they said, The body of Harold E. Denise, a. nati of the was of all the laborers wo need and ar3 who died here board members regarding the day return trip, which The Axsorlulrd Treaa.) spectors were driven from their match any possibility of a sen tourist, Monday the thirty-fir- st (lly as a on the as a result of wounds re- clerks' strike. wedding anniversary Burton, Kas., July 8. Six person? work and one foreman was br.diy sation result of feeling evening that, of the President and Mrs. to- to Mr. Bierd. of either of the two ceived while resisting arrest for Confidence was expressed Harding, were seriously here late beaten, according (By The Aasociiited Press ) part players. was in over the injured to The match lasted twenty-nin- e a stolen car, was sent to an agreement vould be reached by spent traveling when Santa Fe passenger train "We have tho men nan these St. Mo., 8. The Mis driving be mountains between day be- Louis, July Mrs. Mal his Mr. and Mrs. D. K. which the strike of clerks would Uniontown, Pa., No. 4 crashed into an open swltc'i shops," Mr. Bierd said. "But Kansas Texas minutes. The only games SINGLE S parents, where the last was souri, and Railway were second in the first El'; Denise, 1005 Cleveland ave- postponed or called off. overnight stop and a of oil cars which took cause the local officials appealed company announced discon-- , lory got the Fast M. of the made, and here. string today when she was and the nue. Decatur, 111., af- With B. Jewell, head fire. to us not to send men and prom- of forty-seve- n set, serving, Wednesday board tinuance the operation of ternoon. A coroner's over crafts and the labor The are: ised to secure protection we have local in Ok- fifth, with her opponent serving. inquest shop t injured trains Missouri, to run firm in me huhuu..-tha- H. Mich . agreed not to send any new men Mrs. Mallory was tho first the body was held Tuesday morn- each standing come RUNAWAY HORSE HURTS K. Pomcvllle, Detroit, lahoma, Kansas and Texas, "due shake hands with PACING CONTEST and the peace overtures must cut about the head. there until the authorities have to the of get- up smilingly and ing jury rendered the to- physical Impossibility Mile. her verdict deceased from the other, the railroads TWO TAOS YOUNG FOLK H. E. Miller, New York city, N. been given opportunity to protect ting locomotives In and out of the Lenglen and congratulate that "the came were for the second them. Wo have notified au- conse- upon her victory and tho two stood to his death from wounds received. night girding Y., serious internal injuries. the round house and fear of In week of the struggle determined N. 8. W. Smith, Los Angeles thorities, however, that we will If efforts chatting with tho greatest apparent an auto accident caused by de- trans- Taos, M., July Thursday Eugene quences that might result friendliness for a few seconds as ON RECORD ceased to maintain uninterrupted afternoon as Miss Spear and Miss cut and bruised. send men not later than Monday were made to employ workers not resisting arrest at hands of and thus break the next. they donned their sweaters. Both Til officer for driving a stolen. in Sam Omaha, Neb., tho union." portation Tillman, teachers the mission Drcsher, right morning affiliated with received ovations as left tho Ford sedan." strike. school at Itanchos, were driving to leg crushed. "Meanwhile passenger traffic, The roundhouse at Sedalla, Mo., they to se- court. I The car roads were . , C. C. China, of announce- Tress overturned and Denlsej Many preparing Taos, their team became fright-- Malcom, Canton, transportation perishable has been abandoned, the (H The Asoehi was their shops the first of the wire vere internal Injuries. freight, malls and express must ment C. E. receiver, Randall, Cleveland, Ohio, pinned beneath the car, re- open to ened, throwing them intq a by Sohaff, The battle at Wimbledon today North a wound which week when the ultimatum fence and many minor in An unidentified man, unconscious necessarily cease in and out of stated, and the trains will not be 8. (by the Associated Press) ceiving crusned in or lose their causing in- for the women's tennis champion- July his skull on the left side. strikers to return juries, mostly scratches ana bruis- and suffering from internal Bloomington. operated until definite assurances Single O demonstrated again Villagu Some car- "Our are received from ship of the world, which ended in he is best Marshal Fiank Cruz is still inca- seniority rights expires. es. Dr. T. P. Martin brought them juries. principal and largest ;shop the governors for Mile. Suzanne today that the pacer have for troops tr to town in The passenger train eastbound. and terminals are at Bloom- that new would be pro- victory Lenglen in circuit. The aged pacitated for service as a result r.E riers applied his car and dressed their plants employes is culmination of a three-yea- r the grand protect employes and property in wounds. ran into an open switch at the ington," continued Mr. Bierd. tected and until there were guards the son of Anderson Wilkes, driven wounds he received and from ocing are ar- Frisco west of of str.igglc for premier tsnnls honors) of In- cut with a kfiife by Denise. this move, others making junction of the just "Since the strike was called a week on duty to protect them. Ten two which and trained by Ed. Allen to afford pro- the Burton are. in Missouri, twelve between these players, defeated the best rangements private depot. ago the county authorities, with the trains in recent into me dianapolis tection to employes who remain The dining car and the buffet car the assistance of tho mayor and in Oklahoma, two in Kansas and months developed bunch of pacers in training for In- keenest and most conflict SWIMMER FINISHES work others that are being were telescoped and all of the have from to twenty-thre- e In Texas. personal tho free for all purse, feature of at and POPULARITY OF police, day day ever witnessed In the history of employed. jured were in these two cars. promised protection but each .lay today's get-aw- card at North TRAINING FOR ATTACK imme- women's sport competition. event in Efforts looking to an has passed without protection be- NEW POSTMASTER. was ever Randall. He won the ap- No amateur sport honor set new ON diate settlement of the strike ing provided. Meanwhile , of N. 8. Antonio straight heats, and a WORLiTS RECORDS to- BURLINGTON RAILROAD Taos, M., July more eagerly sought or bitterly parently accomplished nothing course, the officials and foremen Martinez his duties 1 as additional Interest season's pacing record by nego- AYOUTH ALMOST began July contested for and in 2.03 and - day. Following the statement yes- SEEKS AN INJUNCTION are wearing out, having reached at F.d. tiating tho first mile (By Th,- Associated Press.) W. postmaster Taos, succeeding and atmosphere were added to the Never was 8. John- of Chairman Ben Hoop, the limit - of human endurance.. held the second in 2.02. Alameda, Calif., July terday Trujillo, who had the position struggle as a result of the unusual in er of the labor board that the (By The Associated Press.) Traffic has moved promptly thus Mr. the result doubt. ny Weismuller, swimming wizard for the past three years. and dramatic climax to tho meeting were C.'s chances fin- board had no power to mediate Chicago, July 8. The Chicago. far but we realize we cannot go on Martinez has as his his the Ameri- So well Single of the Illinois Athletic club, men re- assistant, of these two players in of he was barred the strike so long as the COSTS HIS LIFE and Quincy railroad permanently in this manner. brother-in-la- - thought that ished training today for an attaclc Jew- Burlington Pat Trujillo. can championships last year, when In the mained away from work, Mr. this afternoon sought to obtnin "The sheriff did succeed in to Mrs, in the auction betting. on five world's records in the tank; Mile. Lenglen defaulted he was a prohibitive ell today reiterated his assertions a federal injunction restraining In about 100 be-in- g mutuels at Neptune beach tomorrow. He swearing deputies rf Mallory because of Illness, after favorite. that the first move toward peace striking employes from interfer- the usual average business class In defeated In tho first set of the will enter the 100 meter free style, come from railroads or (By The Associated Press.) of After Single G had been ruled 100 meter must the with the operation its Bloomington! "but when to TALKING MOTION . and back stroka races, Kingsville, Ont.. 8. Eddie ing nked match, Juno a by the labor board. July shops. carry out their, duties the deputies ... cut. proved surprise but timers also will be on hand at Except for the disorders at Sanderson, a school boy from Bcll-ingha- The plea for the Injunction was declined to serve. beating Hal Mahono and Jimmy the 75 yard and 100 yard marks vio- practically They McKerron In the third heat. Clinton, 111., most of today's Wash., was rescued yes- presented by B. I. Scott, legal suggested that remain up SANTA FE EMPLOYING in the first event and at the 100 to be- and they Pop (leers, veteran driver ot lence was confined clashes terday as he was buYned at adviser for the road, askd town at the'eourt house and be pro- yard point in the second. being PICTURES RAIE IN had a narrow cr tween strike sympathizers and that the strikers be restrained c JAPS ITS BARST0W the grand circuit, In tho 100 meter race Welssmul-I- the stake In a woods beyond the vided with trucks to go to from In the 2.15 workmen due to the efforts of from picketing, Intimidating worle of trouble when alarms were turn- IT IS CHARGED esoapo injury will be opposed by Lester to per- city by irate youngsters, who re- ers and property. SHOPS, trot. As the horses were warming Smith and of the strike sympathizers destroying ed In. This, of course, was use- second George Schroth, the) suade the employes still at work sented the attention he was receiv- Attorney Scott cited three prin- less and up for the heat, Queen Olympic club of San Francisco ami hopeless. ' (By Tbe Associated Press.) Alix Into Geer's ing from a of Kings- cipal contentions on which, ho BEEN DEVELOPED barked sulky, in tho back stroke event Iko, to quit. popular girl 8. The it. The veteran Mem- by Missouri, Kansas and California ville. said, the bill was based,' as Sacramento, Calif., July overturning Kelipio and H. Algers of the Idoro i s pro- - phis relnsman luckily escaped with were among states that had either Eddie came 'BOBS' AND 'LONGS' TO governor . office received a club. or were here visiting and "That the strikers hava violated a slight shaking up. His entry, assembled troops pre n Anorlnted Press.) Uest today from the labor council sec-en- d promptly became popular with a the order of the labor board. PLAY BASEBALL TODAY Th. Anna Phelps, which finished little Chicago, Jiily 8. Development at Barstow, Calif., against the! In the first heat ran away COLORED BOYS -- girl. Thev went walking to- "That they have Interfered with .Unlver- - SENT ! in the laboratories of the Santa Fe railroad Jap- - two miles and a half after the I gether, they bought Ice cream to- the United States mails. (Br The Assoelnted Press employing 8. A baseball sity of Illinois of talking motion anese to men accident and, was withdrawn. UP FOR BURGLARY getherand the girl "And that they have Interfered Chicago, July a. replace striking shop generally tomorrow wheth- pictures throdgh process of pho- One. of the of WEATHER showed the home town boys that with the Interstate service." game will decide sounds at Barstow,- Calif. The council's biggest upsets the visitor from America was her er bobbed hair or long tresses shall tographing and reproducing telegram stated Japahese mechan- the week came in the last event (Special Correspondence lo The Journal. f Ideal. be In In tho offices of S. W. Was announced by W. L. Abbott, ics were which Minerva Gentry won. Sun-flas- h, Raton, N. M., July 8. The thre vogue of trustees replacing Americans. But three all between 10 Strauss & Co., feminine president of the board In the absence of Governor Will- one of the hottest favor- colored boys who were charged, FORECAST. boys employes of that Institution. of the won with the First 8. and 12 liked the little and announced today. A team of iam D. Stephens, his private sec- ites meeting, the first entering National Denver, Colo., July New were girl The Invention Is the work of heat but was unable to bank and stealing two guns, weia and un- displeased with Eddie's popu- "bobs" challenged a team of retary, Arthur Keetch, telegraphed easily, Mexico: Sunday Monday, larity. became contract Prof. Joseph Tykocinskitykociner the' labor council: beat the winner In the next two. taken before, Judge Lelb and two. showers They Jealous and "longs" and the providss - settled, possibly north and got to of the physics department. Pat- trust calm'eounsel will of them pleaded guilty. Willi wast cooler east portion together plan the end of that the losing team shall submit the 'Sincerely portions; Eddie's-vis- it and his popularity at to 'the edicts of the winners In tho ents had been applied for by prevail to prevent violence. If such GIRL'S ARM BROKEN Collins was sentenced to one and Sunday. ON HEAD BY will one-ha- lf one stroke. HIT style of hair dress. The president school, the institution develop occurs local peace authorities to years In the state peniten- Arizona: Sunday, fair; Monday, Men a small woods of the scheme and if It proves suc- handle WHEN HORSE PITCHES at Santa Fe and Gilbert Bar not much change in tam- passing near the company was selected as, the situation." tiary unsettled; the town heard a boy's cries. They Tho "bobs" all exhibited cessful It will be turned over to the clay was sentenced :o two years in pers ture. umpire. it Is smelled smoke ana rushed Into the shears In anticipation of victory. public at a nominal profit, Los Angeles, Calif., July 8. (Sperln! Corrrspondenr-- to The Journal.) the reformatory at Springer. Th woods. Tied to A The apparat- em- N. M., 8. third boy, named LOCAL REPORT. a stake with a fire ROCK; KILLED planned. professor's Japanese. have always been 'Wagon Mound, July Mollon, pleaded Ed-- dl us to consists of an not r eating Its way up his legs was receive sound ployed at the Barstow shops of the Miss Lucile Myers, the eldest guilty and is held to the grand Conditions for the twenty-fou- Sanderson. ARTICLES AMENDED. receiver. of Mr. and Mrs. but released on bail 6 They threw water ordinary telephone speech Santa Fe railway system. It was daughter J. t'urd jury, belnjj ended at p. m. yesterday, 8. . hours on his feet and rushed him Into the Santa Fe, July The Central Fluctuations In electric current said here by Walter' H. Myers, suffered a painful and furnished. recorded the 8. Will Me- - today by university. town. Houston, Tex,, July Printing company, of Albuquerque, caused by the vibration of the Brewer, assistant general manager rather serious accident Thursday temperature 90 Eddie Clure, negro, said to be a strike has amended Its articles of incor- cause In a was Highest r6 at first refused to tell transrplttor variations of the railway. In reply to Sacra- afternoon when she thrown HIGHWAY MEETING. Lowest what had he breaker, wa9 killed by a blow oti poration to change the corporato beam of these variations a on which and 8. 2 happened. Finally light and mento advices that protest had from horse she Santa Fe, July Tho quarterly Range told tbe Btory or his and the head during a fusillade of name to the Albuquerque Hsrold. are on a strip of been made to the office Miss Ruth Glbbs were riding. Ilex of the state com- "i'i oooularity - photographed governor's meeting highway Mean said the three boys had chased rocks thrown by persons collected The Central Printing company film tho movie of of left arm was broken Just above the mission will be held here on Wed- 6 a. m 62 alongside regular employment Japanese. Humidity at him, caught him, carried him into near the H. and T. C. yards here published the Albuquerque Herald negative. Brewer said that he did not wrist. The horse became 12, when It Is 6 m. . . 36 nesday. July exported Humidity at p. the woods and there kindled a fire late this afternoon. and conducted a general printing By means of a cell which Is sen- know of any additional Japanese and threw both the girls that all three of the commissioners Trace of him to a The man was on prop business. The was Medi- Precipitation paper and sticks, tied, company latter recently sitive to light and tho amplifiers being , emplsVed since the strike, off, but not Injuring Ruth. will be In attendance. Delegations! Wind velocity "36 stake and the flames started up, erty when tho blow crushed his from the newspaper, and used In this sound is repro- but added cal aid was sum- from will Southwest separated radio, emphatically: Immediately several different sectlin Direction of wind left him. He was not burnoJ head and killed him almost the corporation has bean changed duced slmultancosly with the pic "We will employ anybody we car. moned and Lucilo is along be here to discuss roads of, . getting aft'ectlnj Character, day, j Partly cloudy accordingly,. ture, M.r. Aubptt salcL, to. dfl tile, work." - Itheir g.qvyral section. Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL July 9, 1922.

BAR EXAMINATION TO AGED"cniLDIIOOD'SWEETifE ARTS ELOPE 13 HELD ATTACK RENEWED AFTER SIXTY LONG YEARS OF WAITING BE HELD NEXT MONTH U ... II to Tbe (Special Correspondence Journal.) Santa Fe, July 8. The mid- TARIFF BILL CASEOFMURDER summer examination by the state board of bar examiners will be hrld M in Santa Fe beginning on August 8, It was announced today by Jose ft FDLLETTE OF AHOHIO D. Sena, clerk of the supreme court BI and clerk of the board. Applica- II tions already received by the board number 12, and more are looked There Is Another and Wide Labor Trouble in Ohio Min- for. It is the practice of the ex- Districts Is aminers to receive applications to THE WONDER CAR OF THE YEAR in the Democratic ing Put Square within ten days of the opening of Split the examination. Ranks When Vote Is Up to Local Officials By SEDAN Court. Taken in the Senate. COMPANY INCORPORATES. Santa Fe, July 8. The Los (Br The Associated The Asuorliited TreM.) Irm.) Plnos Development and company, (By O., 8. in 8. There was Columbus, July Labor with principal office Santa Fe, WashiiiKton, July trouble in Ohio coal dis- has been incorporated for $25,000, and wi.lo split today mining another tar- tricts in event of mine strike trou- of which $2,620 is subscribed. The anions tlio democrats on tho all of Santa Fe, are a number nf them joining ble was put squarely up to local of- incorporators iff, ficials throughout the state Charles Burton. $2,000; Henry "with the republicans in reject- today Geler, $500; F. It. Stevenson, $10; on rice written by Federal JudRe Statter and Gov- ing the lower rates ernor Davis here. James L. Sellgman, $10. into the bill for the finance com- -' The house rates Orders that United States mar- mittee majority. shals proceed to the Consolidated SUNDAY FUNERALS BANNED. were approved on motion of the from Coal and Coke company properties Sioux City, Iowa, July 8. Sun- committee, which receded in were " amendments. Terry county, temporarily, day funerals In Sioux City will be a its held up by Judge Satter. At prac- of the after IB, a3 Separate votes were had on thing past July de- tically the same time Governor the result of an agreement among each rate, but roll calls were Davis issued a statement manded on two, those on declaring members of the Ministerial associa- only county and municipal law enforce- tion, the funeral directors of the joutfli rico and on milled rice. On ment officers in Ashurst the mining regions city and superintendents of the first roll call Senators of Ohio "will be held to strict ac- of Arizona, Bruussard and Kans-de- ll James Beach and his wife, Myra Green Beach. count" if there are strike disorders. of and Louisiuna, Caraway " Developments here came on the The hnmlet of N. is all "het over the elope-we- nt Hobinson or Arkansas, Jones of little Hanover, J., op" heels of word from New Lafferty Xew Mexico, Kendrick. of Wyom- of James Beach, eighty, and Aunt Myra Green, seventy-fiv- e, now that nine more alleged union ing: and Sheppard, Texas, voted on their honeymoon. Beach nnd his bride were sweethearts sixty years miners had been arrested there In' with tho majority, while Senator ago. Then he went to seek his fortune. Aunty Green waited. Hence connection with the killing of John a Follette, republican, Wiscon- the elonement. Majors early this week. Thirteen STRONG sin, voted wltn, the remaining men now are. under arrest In con- eleven democrats In favor of the nection with the shooting. lower committee rate. In southern Ohio, near. Pome-ro- y, On the Becond roll call Senator STUDY THE non-unio- n miners again today-aske-d was recorded as MORTALLY Ashurst not Ell' THREE GREATEST the sheriff of Gallia county w- voting while Senator Caraway for protection at Cheshire, near BROS. Thousands of Owners Kno- was not in the chamber. The vote AMERICAN DOCUMENTS Galllpolis, where several strip on tho rough rice rate was 38 to mines have employed approximate- four-do- or 12, while that on tho milled rice T WHEN ly 100 miners. - that no other sedan at any price that it Is a genuine was 37 to 12. There are three documents late Governor Davis made It plain Fisher-bui- ; While the rice paragraph was with which every American that while the Ohio militia Is still Furniture is newer or smarter in style. sedan with a lt body before tho senate the should be familiar the Decla- In a state of mobilization and will throughout of pro- a day, the debate took a wide rar.ae 15 OVERTURNED ration Independence, be available instantly for emer- it in comPromise Senator La i'ollette renewed his claimed on July 4, 1776; the gency (service, it will be called out that compares luxury, 7" Articles of Confederation f'-Hh- attack on the and pro- If it is evident local of- at effi-wi- th bill, particu- for a of only that comfort, finish and durability it will be a stylish, larly on the cotton schedule, viding Union the ficials are no longer capable, alone (Hpcriul in The States: and tho Constitution of ror three hours. rurrrHpondeiira Journal.) of safeeuardlnir Uvea and sedans hundreds for seasons . speaking K. properly costing dent car many Wool Tariff Discussed, Gallup, X. M ., July Luby the United States which is the property. in law of the e. t Wool was bi ought Into the dis- Kausljc died a local hospital highest land. of dollars more. cussion by Senator of Thursday from tho result of in- A thorough understanding; of HOPE ON AtTTO Gooding in an automobile wreck the and of LINE, Idaho, chairman of the republican juries history government Hope. Julv 8. Three cars a day agricultural-tarif- f bloc. He pre- - which occurred latp in the evening this country is not possible each will be run on of 4. Miss was of way tha newly Hented a letter signed by Cohen, July Kauslu; riding without a knowledge these established auto line from this Goldman & in a car with her brother-in-la- three historic papers. Cars Co., clothing manufac- place to Artesia, run by the Quick-wa- y Today's turers of New York and sent Frank Kauslic. n Gallup man, to- Our readers are offered BtiBuyebMjed city, with his wile and five chil- Stage company. At Arteata to a clothing dealer in his state, it gether entirely free a remarkable the line will connect with tho stage which it was declared that the dren of varying ages from 10 booklet containing- not only pro- s was cars run by the same company posed duty of 33 cents a pound on months to years. The party these three documents, but In- from Roswell to Carlsbad. all raw wool would result in an in- returning home from a picnic teresting records by the leading For your rooms crease of about (4 in the of party at Fort Wingnto and was constitutional and historical price over the State Want Ads is a suit of clothes. The letter ex- traveling highway. authorities telling how they Bring Quick Results That what we aim that tho rate would Kauslic and the young girl and were drawn. plained tariff in THE MALETTE MOTOR CO. be increased to $1 by the time one of the children were riding Write for your of to in the scat and were copy this carry stock. wool reached -- he the front of the car instructive booklet clothing wearer, time. today. Fill because of overhead and apparently having a good . out and mall r; When want the prof- and the coupon be you anyt- DISTRIBUTORS its of . :.e successive handlers. They were laughing and joklnsc low, enclosing two cents in the was Btrikins-a- tho driver Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, girl stamps for return nostage. hing- that goes into the leader in a playful manner. The car was Write name Entertain PHONE 141. 215 North Fourth republican suggested and thu driver your and address that the wool rate proposed was 8 running at top speed clearly. your house tents lower thtin that now in foro looked away from tho wheel for a be- moment and the car left the road at and under which clothing was . and turned completely ove-- three Think ing manufactured. was FREDERIC J. HASKIN, Senator Gooding said that was times. The girl Director. the case and added: the only one seriously in'Jured. A The STRONG BROS., 8 an In- Albuquerque Journal In- . Is boy years old unstained "If what this letter says true, not and a formation Bureau, Washing- Miramontes CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMTANYv CLVElfAWD every wool dealer, every manufac- jured arm, serious, ton, D. Furniture Store gfrl received a had cut en C: turer of clothlr.e and retailer MIRAMONTES-ON-TIIE-MES- every the face. The other occupants of I enclose herewith two cents A is a profiteer and a crook. If what in stamps for return postage on for is not the man who the car were uninjured. a it says true, The three Injured were rushed free copy of the Constitution is becoming more and eent it Js a criminal and should be Booklet. more aa a to the hospital fur treatment. The popular place nos- - prosecuted. young lady had sustained an in- where people entertain thev- will have it. - - "That is the kind of propaganda Name their friends. ' r that has been circulated jured liver and died from internal against hemorrhages. She came to the siuiy several kinds and this bill by the importers and a Street others." United States less than year ago The dining room Is large, and from 'Austria to make her home City . comfortablo and uni- styles from the here with relatives. cool, An ostrich lives about thirty State quely furnished. to the best. years, and the average annual yield cheapest of a bird in captivity is from two to CHICAGO MAYOR The service Is expert. Our line is so varied. four pounds of feathers. Parties as simple or as AND RIVALS SET WHIPPLE TO OPPOSE elaborate as you might We have more than 5,- - POLITICS BOILING LODGEJF0R SENATOR wish can bo arranged. 000 different articles Boston. 8. AlfoNAL July Sherman L. MiRAMONTE f ON THE in our store at Whipple announced today that he A Pl.Ct TO KCT was a candidate for the demo fiilNK-ALBUQURQtIE.N.- M Phono 2100-- STRONG BLOCK, cratic nomination for United States UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY-CAPITA- L AND SURPLUS senator "to contest thero-elsctlo- n Copper at Second $600,000.00 of Senator Lodge." William A. Gaston had previously announced ' his candidacy for ths democratic CONDENSED STATEMENT nomination. K,. .i "I have no Illusion ns to the June 30, 1922 "L'rH contest upon which wo nre enter- ing," Mr. Whipple's statement de- clared. ARCOLA RESOURCES 1 "Madam! "Senator Lodge represents lii the r senate the Dower of organizes due banks . money Interests. They will fight to Cash on hand and , from let the last ditch to retain him. We United States Bonds ...x... . 400,000.00 can win such odds ...... j against only pnd ...... because we are fighting for right." Liberty Bonds .y. 125,852.50 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ...... 18,000.00 In the rural districts of Sweden :. ., bonds and other securities .... . a garden Is attached to every Stocks, .. .t 80,514.89 Here , ; make school. the children receive Real estate owned ...... ,..:.....;.-...;..;...,.- 97,127.10 practical Instruction In the culti- Furniture and fixtures ...... 5,281.92 vation of plants, herbs, flowers and .t. .,.i;. , i your fruits...... Redemption Fund . . .v. 20,000.00 Overdrafts ...... : 6,630.90 V new glasses Loans and discounts ...... v. 4,759,943.97 ASPIRIN . in the l Total, .t.r. v,.w,.".v.r.r5.y; j..rt.!.;-- t. $7,035,288.81 Colonial i Insist on Bayer Package pattern. LIABILITIES Capital ...... v. . . .v...... $ 400,000.00 These Surplus and Profits . . . .v. 200,753.22 -. . Circulation .- ..?-- 399,997.50 newly Unearned Discounts 40,000.00 "&J Deposits v. ... . r...... v V, . Install NOW before the rush' of the heat- 5,994,538.09 shaped lenses t.v,v. r i ' ,r ing season. Call 122 and our Areola Total. ,v. . . .v. .:cr.:. .:...... v...... $7,035,288.81 Unless you see the nam "Bay- will do blend er" on package or on tablets you engineer the rest. are not getting the genuine Bay- with the er product prescribed by physicians over twenty-tw- o years and proved safe by millions for STRUMQUIST ENGINEERING lines Oolds Headache Above, Carter Harrison, Jr, and, Toothache Lumbago j below. Mayor Win. IL. Thompson. Earache Rheumatism COMPANY of ' Neuralgia Pain, Pain Political prognosticators predict Accept only "Bayer" package 107 North Fifth St. Phone 122 the bitterest mayoralty campaign which contains proper directions. the in the history of Chicago i former Handy boxes 'of twelve tablets HEATING PLUMBING REFRIGERATION f Mayor Carter Harrison, Jr., decides cost (aw cents. Druggists also sell to run against Mayor William Hale bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin Is face the trade mark of Manu- Thompson. The Harrison wing of Bayer AN OPEN LETTER Democratic facture of Monoacetlcacldester of the party is said to Sallcylicacid. thereby have "knifed" Bob Schweitzer, can-- j didate against Thompson several years ago. And the Schweitzer fac-- ! tion now is to Glass-Lumb- adding waiting return thj Wind Shield er I The enormous success of the first two days of our favor. i. C. BAI.DKIDOB M7MBEB CO, I tZi Boutb out of business sale to the first gtfwt I'bvn 40!.J Men Wanted going prompts us to urge you not to wait for the last minute. Get of shoes beauty your supply C. H. CARNES SANTA FE for immediate use and fall right now! Do not wait of the SPECIALIST IN OCULAR for higher prices Only 18 shopping days left. REFRACTION LUMBER RAILWAY wearer. 107 S. Fourth. Phone 1057-- GLASS PAINT CEMENT PLASTER TAUPERT Machinists, Boilermakers, Sheet Metal Workers, I The Manufacturers' Sale Shoe Store WINDOW SHADES Electricians, Car Men add Helpers. For these Co. Cn ntccd Hollers nnd shade Albuquerque Optical Cloth. Let us glvn yon on classes apply in person or by letter to nearest local 301 North First. N. M. estimate. Lumber -- Co. Albuquerque, 305 West Central ANDERSON BROS. Santa Fe mechanical officer. Phone 588 Phono 370-- J 423 North First Street Page Three July 9, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL-- OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE FATE SMILED ON THESE HOPEFUL IMMIGRANTS COMPANY FOUND IN EXCELLENT en CJiule Slore CONDITION BY THE EXAMINERS ALBUQUERQUE, N.MEK -- AN OLD STORE WITH NEW SPIRIT (Editor's Note: Editorials The home office bulldlnc of the 3 nppenred In the Journal sev- company, while carried at book eral months njro which did not value of $121,870.50. was appraised reflect ereilltably uK)n tile Oc- and shows an value of cidental Ufe Iiisurnnee com-pnn- y appraised increase of of tills city. After a Very $198,976, an $77,104.50 COOL thorough mirtlt tlie conipnny over the book value. This appraisal CHARMING, FRESH, lins been found to be In excel- was made by P. F. McCanna. E. L. lent condition and the Journal Grose and Wallace Hesselden. it and a LOOKING deems a pleasure priv- The income from the to publish from rental ilege excerpts building is $5,712 per year. The the report.) was at $60,000 are taken real estate appraised The following excerpts and the building at $138,975. from a report made on the condi- The company owns first mort- tion o the Occidental Life Insur- gages on real estate in the sum of ance of De- Of these $42,000 Taffeta Frocks company, under date $500,418.85. cember 3, 1921, to Joseph Button, are on deposit with the state of chairman of the committee on ex- New Mexico, tho remaining being amination of the National Conven- in possession of the company. The To Close Out at from tion of Insurance Commisssoiners, papers on all loans were mo'it Richmond, Va.; J. B. Read, state carefully checked and found in hank exandner, Santa Fe; Ed Hall, very good order, and it was found commissioner of insurance and that all books, papers and records banking, Austin. Tex.; Karl Wilson, pertaining to the investments of commissioner of insurance, Den-ve- r, the company were well and care- Colo.; Frank I Travis, super fully kept. intendent of insurance. TopeKa, Appraisals are on file wun me mm: $975 and the Arizona the $29,5 Kans., corporation ,oan paperSi showing that commission. Examination was are oi com- properties mortgaged ampie culled by the chairman of the value to the loans. Some on examinations of tho Na- Justify mittee twenty-fiv- e test nppraisements Values from $19.50 to $52.50 tional Convention of Insurance wore made by a representative of Commissioners, upon the request of the examiners with very satisfac- the state of New Mexico. for release. of New Mexico. Texas tory results; Group of admitted immigrants waiting Here are some of the fairest of taffeta The states There were ninety-nin- e loans of Colorado were to This of reach New York 1, the day admitted. Under the immigra- and designated an average of a little over $5,000 group immigrants July frocks in a more participate. the Btates of an rate of formed just a part of tho ten the gate was thrown open tempo- tion laws the quota from each variety spirited than Arizona were added each; drawing average a few is admitted in Kansas and interest of 7.17 per cent, which the steamship loads that raced across rarily to immigrants. Only country per year is to be found The thereto, the states of Colorado, as the Atlantic from Europe to thousand of those boatloads were monthly instalments. ordinarily. very Texas and Arizona were represent- examiners regard exceptionally good return on the money Invested. essence of youthful daintiness in their ed by the same examiner. has six loans in Ari- The accounts were audited In The company and one com- zona, approximating $26,000; sixty one on a hotel building, the amount returned by the AMERICAN SCULLER frilly furbelows and dainty new straight detail and test checks were made on a vacant lot. pany at tho end of 1920." to and from rec- loans in New Mexico exceeding TROPHY supplementary $255,000. thirty-tw- o lo;ins In Tho company has $393,680.85 Tho report further shows that WINS WORLD line effects. officers of 0 ords. According to the and worth of bonds at par valuo of the company has a total of 5 the the examination oc- Texas exceeding $218,000 secur- company one loan In Canada amounting to $ 115,000 of which $123,000 are on deposit for the Iy The AMUiclnted I'rrM.) cupied several weeks, and entailed de- of all holders of re- 8 $450. Seven of the loans are on on deposit with the insurance ity certain Henley-on-Thame- July (by: Designed and developed along femin- great expense. Mex- to 0, mercantile fifty-si- x on partment of the stute of New gistered bonds amounting a The states that the books buildings, com- in the Associated Press.) Kowing ine lines report twenty-tw- o on ico. The Liberty bonds of the deposits being the form denoting the acme of good and office records were found In dwellings; farms; of in stream line lacing shell of his two on warehouses; three on pany are $50,000 of the third first rnortgngo loans real excellent condition. apart fourth estate, $42,000.00, and own over the famous royal taste in three favored colors navy, dividends to stockholders ment houses; two on lodge build loan; $184,000 of. the Liberty design The - COI1 bonds of 0; a and nnn nn a Mn.ntnrlnm- two nn loan; $16,000 of the second the fourth issue, regatta course in the face of brown have been regularly earned In, vertible. S5U.0OO of the and has further deposits and black. garages; two on store buildings; It has strong wind and a driving rain, j paid. $25,-00- 0 of divided be- City of Albuquerque bonds; $100,000.00 equally Amer-- i of tween the of 5 Walter Hoover, the crack of the general mortgage city Albuquerque, - the Santa railroad; 50,uu of per cent water bonds and L'borty lean sculler, outdistanced his op- the and bonds of the fourth issue. ponent, .1. Bcresford. Jr., of the Oregon Washington An of tho Itailroad and Navigation; $5,000 inspection agency Thames Rowing club, by nearly of Bernalillo contracts was made, and these dia- - SILK DRESSES county (6 per cent); indicate that tho business of the fifty yards today and the and of Mort- 'sculls blue ribbon .95 $115,000 Western mond trophy, $ ' ' P V ' i i...... 1,1 r, nnxamnn gage company per cent coupon fair rate of commission, both lminy il..lM" " " ; bonds. "first year and renewal. Will IOIIOW noover IU U13 ucn... WOOLDRESSES The Liberty bonds, which the The commends com- cltv of Duluth, Minn. report the Amer-ien- n 2295 be- When death comes, the smallest detail company subscinjea are allowed hi pany for its high class agency The time made by the comes a care, the trivial task a source par; those that it bought in the of for the course of one mile. great force, capable good production, 32 of worry and distress. market are allowed at market and says that the n vera go loss of 550 yards was nine minutes, A splendid collection of Canton, Crepe, Krepe Knit, and Satin, also Poiret value. agent's balances during the com- seconds, more than a minute long- Most of the scores of services performed by Tho Western Mortgage company re- er than the diamond sculls Twill and Tricotine in a assortment of shades. Values up to are unseen and pany's existence has ben popular spring the modern funeral director bondfi, which the company owns, markably small, and denotes prop- record. unnoticed. are further secured by a deposit er and careful management. ?49.0. with the insurance company of is made so much for the recognition Further comment of We care not collateral In the amount of over the office methods and svsiem our and willingness to perform all of ability our $17,000 in first mortgage loans. of keeping records and account"! these services, but for the feeling which states SMART LOW SHOES was obtained Inasmuch as some of the Criticisms ar o; a minor na- friends may have that relief in which tho company operates are made MOTHER! detail, and a perfect ture, and apparently from every annoying have laws prohibiting, the pur- for the purpose of assisting the TO WEAR WITH SUMMER FROCKS tribute paid. chase of securities of a company company in the conduct of its in which an officer or director of business, a life insurance company is an Bowels. Need To Close Out At officer, director or stockholder, Your Child's the Western Mortgage company CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT STRONG BROTHERS repurchased the Western Mortgage AND WIFE SAIL FROM "California Fig Syrup" company bonds held by the insur- ance U. Phones 75 and 08(1 company at par. ENGLAND FOR THE S. The company possesses other ls ALBUQUEItQUE, NEW MEXICO. $.95 not admitted as acceptable by (By The Associated TreM.) the examiners. Tho company had Liverpool, July 8 (by the Asso- cash in banks amounting to $104,-462.5- 2, ciated Press.) Chief Justice Taft of which an excess of $S0,-00- 0 and Mrs. Taft sailed for the Aren't this season's shoes a are so draws interest. Tho First United States today on the steam- perfect delight? They Cincinnati Coffin Co. The new so ar- Copyright 1922, : JM National bank pays two per cent er Canonic. Mr. Taft told inter- original in style. effects are much more interest on daily balances in tho viewers that, his visit to London tistic and handsome than heretofore and so comfortable. checking of the company. Depos- was "one of the most delightful yet its in various banks havo been episodes of my life." lie said it In dress and walking models some of beige Elk combined bonded. The company had mean was somewhat difficult to say how with tan; some of white Elk combined with patent leather, reserves of $1,347,992.52. much of vaiiio win result of his There is reference made in tho Investigation of English judicial satin combinations, and other desirable models in Kid examination to policy claims, and procedure. Values up to $12.50. on this point, wo quote from the reporc. NEW CARS ORDERED "Item No. 106, $5,700.28. An exhaustive investigation was made BY WESTERN PACIFIC into the und paid unpaid claims, mother! Even a sick child especially for life benefits. All The Anociat " Prni.) Hurry on 100 (Br loves the "fruity" taste of ''Cali papers exceeding claims San Francisco, July S. The fornia and it never fails were individually examined and Western Pacific Railroad company fig Syrup" CARRY certain old to open the bowels. A teaspoonful DON'T claims concerning announced today that it had or- to- which there had been consider- today ma: prevent a sick cmid dered built 2,000 refrigerator morrow, ir constipated, bilious, ON YOUR able discussion. There was one cars and 150 other refrig- or MONEY resisted claim on October 1921 freight - feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, 31, erator cars to be attached to pas- If stomach Is sour, tongue coated, for $5,000.00. This had THin VI policy attmn now r. nrp remember a good TRIP lapsed according to the records and breath bad, to cost between $5,000,000 cleansing of the little bowels is and the company wrote tho in and the 150 special type ef- $6,000,000 often all that Is necessary. sured the usual letters in an i cars will be used in naming per Ask your druggist for genuine fort to it. Tho insured ishable and Be died and was fruit early vegetables. "California Fig Syrup" which has Money May suit brought against The company expects to let other for babies and children the company on the ground that directions contracts for refrigerator cars of all ages printed on bottle. Moth- Lost or Stolen said letters kept tho policy , in to bo next force for a soon. Tho cars are used er! You must say "California" or rASHIOtl PARK reasonable period JAILORCDrr thereafter. Judgment was entered spring. you may get an imitation fig syrup. against the company in the lower Our Travelers' Cheques court for the full amount and tourists rescued. are cashable everywhere, tho claim was and Fort Yellowstone, Wyo., July' S. compromised in a blizzard on Mount are safe from theft and Prices paid on November 1, 1921, for Caught July Clearance $3,500., tho amount entered here- Washburn, in Yellowstono Park, may be replaced if lost. in as liability therefor on October and lost for some hours, today, the . has manv attractions 31, 1921. It would appear that party of tourists headed by Mrs. this policy had clearly for Percy Rockefeller, of New York, Let Us Equip You For Values in Cool lapsed was forest Rare of premium. There finally rescued by rang- the Trip. the mountainstthe baches wore no suits against the com- ers, who were guided to the scene OIL Palm Beach Suits pany on policy claims on Oc- by a fire lit by Mrs. Rockefeller tober 31, 1921. Only one claim herself. Die j was outstanding and awaiting STOVES First Savings Bank III ireeyr proofs for $1,000.00, the insured Goodby Is a contraction of "God having died the latter part of be with you." This is real oil and tin to October. The tota claims paid stove weather $12,00 $14.50 from date of organization to Oc- ' We're selling quite Trust Company tober 31, 1921, are as A follows: Man Has Miraculous a few of them. N. M. The finer tailoring, better quality and smarter Accident & health $167,801.74 few more than our ALBUQUERQUE, than the Life 670,490.32 Escape share, perhaps, be- style makes them far better values cause we have all suits this character. Total $838,292.00 "I was. told by our family phy- ordinary of Cool, stylish sician I could not live with- the popular types, V" While the company has made that and choice can be and serviceable, they're made of the finest several errors in the amounts out an operation, as my liver and a con- made with the Palm Beach Cloth, in all the popular light or first paid under claims, these gall sack were in such stoves side side have been dition. I set the day to go to the by 30;Tinat in the newest promptly corrected as for comparison. DailyJo'September dark colors, and soon as evidence thereof was at hospital, but then I saw tho ad- models to fit men of every build. hand. All claims examined were vertisement of Mayrs' Wonderful tumlimit October 3HQaa, paid for the correct sum. Remedy. Since taking it I am Breezy Mohair Suits at $15.00 to $16.50 "Your examiners are convinced feeling like a I that policy claims against tho am sure I never could have sur- Tweed Worsted Suits at $18.00 to $22.50 company have been settled im- vived an operation." It is a .STAR CO mediately upon approval of due simple, harmless preparation that MW ft4 removes mucus Fine Sun-S- hi Suits, Tailored at Fashion Park, proofs thereof and of the com- the catarrhal pany's liability and that there from the Intestinal tract and al- at $28.50 to $30.00 has been no attempt to avoid the lays the inflammation which GrandCanyon payment of Just amounts." causes practically all stomach, m The examiners In- other showed a sur- liver and intestinal ailments, Clearance Reductions on Fine plus of $126,170.61 over and cluding appendicitis. One dose will NatiorialM ubove capital stock account of convince or money refunded. For Perhaps your mother $100,000.00 and say: "The com- sale by Brlggs' Pharmacy and All-Wo- Is never received a business YisitGdL ol Suits pany financially solvent, in druggists everywhere. can be good condition and (has a sub- DE LUXE CAFE education. Ask her if she stantial surplus over all liabil- she would have a. The finest and most stylish Clothes made ities. The surplus as of October thinks by making 1, to have from Fashion Park and other high grade 1921, on the same basis as "Always the Best." been better able ehovt.sidetrip reported by the company aa of EL ESPERANZA your father to makers are here now at. these worth while December 31, , 1921, would not CHICKEN TURKEY helped differ and succeed if she had re- savings. greatly from the corres- HOTEL ponding item on the latter date."' SUNDAY DINNER ceived this kind of a "The' surplus In this You will reaJin& our $25.00 to $27.50 Suits are Reduced to $19.85 shows a report education. And enjoy substantial increase over Jemez Hot practical Picture Boole" V $30.00 to $32.50 Suits are Reduced to $24.00 Springs $1.00 her5 if she thinks "California then ask tnd "Grand Canyon Outinftj' $35.00 to $37.50 Suits are Reduced to $28.50 Regular Auto Trips school will ' Ladies' Taffeta Silk Dres- About a Dozen this give you folJer. Free on request $40.00 to $42.50 Suits are Reduced to $32.50 Trora Cily to Springs Consisting of instructions will ses; special price, $9.75. Delicious Dishes. that $45.00 to $50.00 Suits are Reduced to $37.50 prove of value to you. Weiller & Benjamin, 212 Mondays, Thursdays Come in and enjoy a good West Central avenue. and Saturdays Sunday Dinner in the Keep on Heading Mr. coolest and nicest Cafe Educator's Talks. on Application. Special Trip in the illlillllllllllllliHlllilllliiill M. Mandell Clothiers, Inc. RAGS WANTED Fare $7 One Way. city. ' For Further Information Applj Music By Sturgcs Uotcl. FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS We want clean cotton TRY A 116 West Central good Ellis De Luxe Orchestra i:im:ivtmi.i CLASSIFIED Phone 153 rags, good size, no small CHAS. H. CLAY, J1D them to the 1'rop. El Espcranna Hotel. From 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. pieces. Bring - JOURNAL OFFICE. Jctncg Springs New Mexico. III

r&w Four ALbUQU&RQUE JOURNAL July y, 1922. the header today. Boston took reduced. 2 to 1. Pratt's to CARPENTIER'S MIGHTY RIGHT NOW HOLDS A LORGNETTE,' average slightly Ortis WHITE SOX opener, triple denied that he intended to try out ME right in the ninth scoring Bnrn.i, HIS LEFT RESTS ON MANTLE INSTEAD OF SOMEONE'S CIIIN ENFBO WINNER GRAYS TO FACE- Johnnie Ortiz or George Ortiz in who had singled, with the winning the box. These two star run. St. Louis hit and Karr slabmen, Piercy pitching for the Santa Fe Juniors, hard in the second game, the lead- two ers 10 to 6. field- have shutout Albuquerque FIRST BUT LOSE winning, Pratt's HARD teams In the last games played. ing as well as his hitting featured the opener. In the second game he hit a homS run over the lefl WEST TEXAS LEAGCE. SECOND CONTEST field fence with Burns on base. Score: R. IT. E. f Score First game: R. H. K. COHTES T ft! RIVALS TODAY Ranger 000 000 0022 7 3 ooo ooo a T 3 '4 2 St. Louis oot i San Angelo . .100 000 20x Boston OI0 000 001 2 4 (I Batteries: Lybrand and Clayton; - Wins the Batteries: Van Gilder and Sev- (Special Correspondence to rh Muns and Alexander. Chicago Opener creld; W. Collins and Ruel. Vann Still Leads in Total Jjurnai.) ir Santa Fe, 8. Whoever may Score: II. H. E. From 4 to 1, Second game: - July 002 001 10 Philadelphia, Points Scored,- Events in be the moundsmarr for the Albu- Sweetwater 0036 I But Next One HI. Louis. Amarillo . ...101 040 lOx 7 10 0 Drops the AU.lt. Athletic querque Grays when the same Is Batteries: Thomas ft 1 Boys' League Richburg, By a 3 to 2 Score. Tobln, rf 0 0 started here tomorrow, he will face and Pipkin; Maples, Smith and Gerber, ss . . . . f 1 Hotly Fought. a team which has eight singers Byers. 5 1 who have a season ; (By The Associated Preat.) Sister, lb average above Score: R. H. E. If f. 2 1b in .300 Galle-gos- J Williams, ... Lee Vann still leading the the coveted mark. Teen ,' 8. r. Lubbock . ..101010 14 1 Philadelphia, July Chicago McManus, 2b... 1 contest at the Y. M. who wore the uniform of tho 1408 nd a twin bill swimming Clovls 001 000 004 5 10 0 Philadelphia split Jacobson, cf , . 4 o o C. A. Vann has 214 points; Ever- Grays last season, tops the bunch 1 Batteries: Cantrell today, the former winning Hie first Durst, cf 0 0 0 ett Renfro, 107; Everett Walsh, with .066. Bauer, at bat nlrnoat Wooldridge, game 4 to 1 sec- r. rec- and Allen; Burleson and Erwln. and dropping the Sevcreid, c . . . . 2 0 0 134. Walsh holds the Junior three times as often as Gallogos, ond, an abbreviated game called in Kllerbe, 3b 3 o ord at the Y for the has .461 to his credit, and is tied Score First game: R. H. E. 3 to 2. Urban " 000 010 1 3 2 the eighth, Fabcr Kolp, p 1 swim, 13 seconds. The best time for first place In two and three-bas- e Stamford ....000 .held to hits in . 000 OOx 3 6 0 Philadelphia three Pruett, p 0 0 that the swim has been hits. Bauer has been out for Abilene .. .003 the one a home run 6. opener, by xP. Collins 1 0 done by a man ad the Y is 9 several games on account of an In- Batteries: Mitchell, Connellee Clarence "Tillle" Walker, his nine- The average in about line- and Edwards; Keysler and Burch. season. was juniors age jured hand, but may get in the teenth of the Hasty Totals 42 10 14 15 tomorrow as hitter or Score Second game: R. H. E. driven from the mound :n the fifth 27 - years. up pinch x Batted for Kolp in ninth w Mil Everett Renfro won the baserunner. Art Weiss, who Mart-e- d Stamford and Sullivan relieved him. Scores: free-strok- e 002 200 000 10 5 y Kllerbe given first base on in- vV.ff',L- contest with time very slowly, has gradually 000 04 , L. - First game: R. H. of 33 5 seconds. Lee Vann was .306. Abilene- - 010 020 11 0 terference by Lynch, in ninth, no climbed to Chicago 0014 timo second with 34 5 seconds. Dan Ortls looks cheer- 001 201 000 000 I 000 3 1 at bat. Manager 48 Philadelphia .100 0001 Sixty-tw- o boys are enrolled In to- Batteries: Appleton, Ed- Batteries: Faber and Schalk; Boston. ful, Bmiles and remarks that Edgar, AB.R. II. PO. A. E. the events of the Junior Athletic morrow evening may find tho Grays wards and Schmidt; Ward, Hay Hasty, Sullivan and Perkins. At the close of this team Burch. Second Llebold. cf league. month and their supporters with the and game: 4 the five boys having the best Chicago. Menosky, If "O15000 0 3 0 0 4 1 1 records in each of the two divis- AU. U. IT. TO. A. E. Burns, lb . 12 0 n -- o i 2 2 4 ions will begin a competition Johnson, ss .. . . 4 0 1 1 5 0 31) 4 1 among themselves to determine Mulligan, 3b .. 3 0 0 11 o!JJUBan' .... 1 2 tho three winners In each 1 . . 4 1 class. Collins. 2b .... 4 2 3 2 0 j Collins, rf Medals will bo a 2 0 0 c 3 1 awarded to the Hooper, rf .... 3 j Ruel, winners. ilostil, cf 3 0 0 4 0 0! Lynch, c 1 1 Georges Carpentier, as Americans are 3 0 0 0 0 ss . . . 2 0 Eighteen boys playing reg- Falk. If ojMaynard, know him, St left, and the French ular in the horseshoe 8heely, lb 3 1 2 7 0 0 Pittenger, ss . . 1 1 idol as he appears in the first of pitching 1 1 tournament, and a large number Kchalk, c - 0 0 3 0 Piercy, p II a series of movies. The poses are in the of 3 0 Karr, p 3 taking part games Robertson, p... 10 10 are the same but the atmosphere the boys' baseball league at the - ssJ. Harris 1 a bit different. Y. i Total 28 2 7 21 10 0zzFostcr 1 11 Philadelphia. Georges Carpentier, whose 1 AB. H. If. PO. A. V. Totals 30 6 12 27 14 3 mighty right won him the Eu- lSmBfS9&i Young, 2b 3 1 r. Batted for llaynard in sev- ropean heavyweight champion- fialloway. ss . . . 4 0 enth. ship and whose shapely, power- and those to ilODAYS If 2 0 right legs drape as a hero in the movies. He is Walker, zi Batted for Jlenosk in ninth. ful legs helped make him one of himself millio- Clothes and 3 about a now starred in of Summer 0 gracefully being the first Kauser. lb .... By n-dollar o innings: the fastest, most dangerous men room cf 3 St- - Louis drawing and six pictures being filmed in Miller, 300 312 the heart-captivati- 1 10010 in game, is now execute Perkins, c 3 0 Uoston 000 002 using that stunts France. GAMES 220 0 0 0 2 Welch, rf 2 Summary: Two-bas- e hits 3b 3 0 0 , 2 McMan-JB- . Kolp Dvkes. Severeid, J. Du-ga- n, " 1 1 Colling, 6 B N 1 Is'aylor. p Pittlnger. Three-bas- e hits nlngs; Lansing, in Innings. ATIONA L ,KAGl'E. at 0 o 0 I II Harris, u Williams, Harris. Home Wild pitch Kauffmann. Losing I r TrMfl Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Haberdashery 0 0 0 j. run GAMES OF McQuillan. Boston at XMcGowan .... Pratt. Stolen bases Slsler, Wil- pitcher IVI I'll Chicago. liams. Sacrifice Brooklyn at St. Louis. 25 3 7 24 10 1 Kllerbe, Burns 1 , Totals Left on bases St. Louis, 8; Bos- Pittsburgh, 7; Sew York, 5. 4:i x Batted for Naylor in seventh. AMERICAN I.EAGVE. Out-of-Seas- on ton, 7. Base on balls Off Piercy Pittsburgh, Pa., July 8. After Prices (Tame called in eighth, rain. 1. A DOUBLEHEADER Detroit at Washington. Struck out By Kolp, 2. the first held New-Yor- INCLUDED Innings: Off Hits inning Cooper II Cleveland at New York. i By 12 000 100 Kolp, in 8 innings; to three hits and the Pirates Chicago 102 none m five-ru- n 001 001 Ix 3 Pruett, 1; Piercy, 6 in overcame a lead, defeat- Right at the Season's Height 4 Philadelphia 3 8 in 5 Two-bas- Jvarr, the 7 to 5, ' Summarv: e' hit Gallo- BY ing Giants, today. Score: Three-bas- e hit Collins. COPPEO REDS icv York. BOYS' LEAGUES way. - Sacrifices-Mulli- gan. Cleveland, 3: New York 1 All. R. II. PO. A. E. fHome run Navlor. New 8. The York, July two Bancroft, ss. . . . 4 1 I jj 4 This annual summer clearance a chance Hooper. Schalk. Double home Speaker's gives you Johnson. Collins and Sheely. runs, 0ne in the sixth inning Rawllngs, 2b... :i 1 0 1 4 0 to on the need for the rest play and the in 3 1 1 A new team name of th3 stock up things you'll on bases Philadelphia, 5; other the ninth, enabled Cincinnati Defeats Philadel- Frisch, b 4 3 3 0 by the Cleveland to defeat to- 4 0 2 summer. clears our shelves and racks 4ft B. Bases on balls Off New York Meusel, If 0 0 0 Yankees has been added to tho II w Ciiib of the It Chicago, day by a score of 3 7 to V and 5 to 3 1 1 2 0 3. Struck out By Rob- to 1. Both phia, 3; Young, rf 2 senior league of tho hoys' baseball the possibility of one .Robertson, Coveleskie and 4 1 1 1; quickly, eliminating carrying 2; Naylor, 2; Harris, 2. Hits Mays pitched brill- Pirates Win From New lb 2 0 organizations. Yesterday's gamca ertson, the 1 4 2 3 over into the next. ' iantly and Cleveland pitcher Cunningham, f 0 0 0 turned out us follows: season's merchandise In Vhe York, 7 Snyder, c 4 0 2 2 0 0 Senior WrrWTinY by iJim-iifo- . toJL Robertson (VvalKerj. vrnu ioveiesiue struck out xRobcrtson .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 St. Mary's lost to the Browns, 2 This sale is always well attended because peopb' Uv Meusel with the 2 0 0 0 Naylor. bases full In the n. The Amocialed I'res.) Toney, p 4 0 to 1. Gibson, of tho Browns knock- bit of the merchandise we (pitch seventh inning. Score: xxShinners 1 0 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGVE know that every carry Cincinnati, July 8. The Reds .... ed a homo run. Divine, pitching W. L. Pet. 2-- Cleveland. 0 0 0 0 1 0 St. is advertised and both I Detroit. Washington, won both gamrs of the double Causey, j for Mary's struck out thirteen. St. Louis 4ti 32 .590 nationally guaranteed by 8. Washing-So- n AB. H. It.rO. A. E. xxxGroh 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tho batteries were Browns: Washington, July . . . header with the Phillies today by New Y'ork 40 34 .575 us and the makers. 4 Jamleson, If 4 defeated Detroit, to 2, in ths scoreH of 7 to 1 5 to 3. George and Jordan; St. Mary's Di 3 .532 Wambsganss, 2b 3 0 o and Totals .34 5 8 24 Chicago 4t second game of a double header R. II. 13. IS vine and Ortu. Tomorrow's game 3S cf. . . 2 2 Score :First game: x Ran tor Detroit 40 .513 after Francis had bsen speaker, 000 000 4 2 Snyder in ninth. will be between the High School 3li today, Wood, rf 0 2 Philadelphia 0101 xx Batted in Washington 30 .4S0 bested in a pitchers' battle with Cincinnati ...10OO30 30x 7 8 0 for Toney seventh, and the De.MoIays. 35 43 Sewell, ss.... 1 2 xxx Batted in Cleveland .44J Suits, $12.85 Pillette in the opener, whrch the Batteries: Welnert and for Causey ninth. .Inn lor lx'iieue. Boston 33 43 .43 i up Brlll-liear- Gardner, 3b.. 0 1 refers; 2 to 1. Benson t, Plltxhiirjili. The Pirates lost to the Highland Visitors won, 1 Donohuo and Wingo. Philadelphia 30 42 .417 Our entire stock. $16.50 Talm Beaches, $12.85; $18 dark and handet Melnnls, lb.. 10 AU. R. H. PO. A. K. Laddies, 7 to 8. of tho the left U fi Second game: Hlrriott, Palm Beaches, $13.85; $20 mohairs and cool cloths, O'Neill, c ss. . 4 1 2 0 0 0 three-bagge- r. light locals' staff, the vis- MaranvlUe, Laddies, knocked a mohairs mo- 'pf the kept Coveleskie, p. 1 0 Philadelphia. cf :l 1 2 4 0 0 $14.83; $25 and triical worsteds, $16.85; $30 scattered after the sec- AB. R. II. PO. A. E. Carey, Tho batteries were Laddies, Gibson. I itors' hits If 4 1 1 0 JOHN M'CRAW hairs and worsteds, $19.85; $35 and $40 gaberdines, trop- final 4 0 0 0 2 0 Eigbee, Hirriott and Gonzales; Pirates. ond Inning of the game:. Totals 29 3 6 27 12 2 Rapp, 3b 4 0 2 1 ical worsteds and cool cloths, $23.85 and $28.85. Score First game: R II. E. 'Parkinson, 2b.. 4 4 0 Barnhart, 3b... Robertson, Tripert and Cordova. TC 1 Xew York. 2b 3 0 2 0 will Ttetrolt 020 000 8 cf ... 4 01141 2 0 Ens, Tomorrow's game in this league 0002 AB. R. II. PO. A. E. Williams, 4 1 1 2 000 010 1 1 1 4 1 2 2 0 iTierney, rf bo played between the Midgets anu Washington 0001 Witt, cf 5 0 0 3 1 0 Walker, rf 4 1 1 10 - and Basnlcr; It 4 0 0 1 0 Grimm, lb the S. A. T.'s. Batteries: Pillette McNally, 3b. 0 0 1 0 Lee, 4 2 3 9 Shirts, $1.85 es . . . 4 2 2 6 Gooch. c The addition of the Y'ankees to up Jrrai els and Gharrity. Ruth. If 1 4 0 0 Fletcher, 4 0 0 1 1 a tittal of . 3 0 12 0 Cooper, p tho Senior league makes Detroit. Meusel, rf . . . 1 3 0 0 Leslie, lb Every shirt in the house roduced for the sale. $2 shirts, c 4 0 1 1 2 seventeen teams playing baseball a: $3 Second game: Pipp, lb 2 12 Henline, 34 7 14 27 $1.36; $2.50 shirts, $1.85: hirts. $2.25; $3.50 shirts, $2.75; v . . 1 0 0 0 0 Totals Washington It means that AB. R. It. PO. A. E. Ward, 2b... 0 4 Singleton, p . park. $4 shirts. $3.26; $5 spirts, $3.75; $6 silk shirts, $4.25; S 0 0 0 . . 1 0 0 0 0 By innings: over 200 different boys will actually lue, lb 110 Scott, ss 2 1 xWrlghtstone BOO 000 $7.50 silk shirts, $5.75; $10 silk shirts, $7.75; $12.50 silk 3 0 2 2 1 1 I 0 0 0 1 New York 0005 take part In baseball games at the Haney. 3b Hofmann, e. 2 0 Smith, p 002 310 lOx 7 shirts, $9.25. 3b 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh park next week. xJones, .... Mays, p 0 0 Two-bas- o Gooch. NATIONAL LEAGl-- 0 0 0 0 3 8 15 Summary: hit Owing to the fact that there ore jnrxFlagstead 0 xSchang 1 0 0 Totals 34 24 Double W. L. Pet. ..14 o 1 r, 0 0 Home run Kelly. play nine teams in tho Senior league, and JHobb, cf xx.Jklnner 1 0 0 ('inciniiiiii;. since New York 40 23 .648 0 1 4 0 0 AM. IT. TO. A. Rawllngs, Bancroft and Kelly. onlv five in the Junior league, Veach. If R. Hases on balls Off 2; St, Louis 43 33 .566 Straw Hats, $1.35 3 o o 1 o 0 3 1 o o Toney, the Littie Tildillos have disbanded, up Uteilmann, rf . . Totals 33 1 8 27 15 1 Burns, cf l 2. Brooklyn 38 36 .514 4 2 1 Cooper, Struck out By Toney tho Senior will two 2b 4 0 1 0 3 o x Daubert, lb ... 2 10 league play SS All stylos, braids, sizes. $2 straws, $1.35; $3 straws, $2; $4 Cutshaw, ... Batted for Mays in ninth. 1; 7. Hits Off Toney, It one on each diamond, on Chicago 36 .514 . 3 1 0 0 3 1 xx Duncan, If .... 2 0 0 2 0 Cooper, games, 38 straws, $2.50; $5 straws, $3.50; $6 straws, $4. Rlgney, si.... Batted for McNally In ninth. In six innings; Causey, 3 in two. the Cincinnati 37 .507 e 4 1 1 2 0 0 rf . . . . 4 2 3 o 0 Tuesdays and Fridays, dayt Manion, .... By innings: Harper, (Raw-lings- ). havo Pittsburgh 35 30 .473 21 4 0 1 f. 3 Hit by pitcher By Cooper when the Little Tildillos would JDauss, p 2 0 1 0 4 0 Cleveland 100 001 Bohne, Philadelphia ...... 27 42 .391 0013 2 1 1 Wild pitch Toney. This will make the sched- axWoodall 1 0 0 0 0 0 New York 010 000 000 1 Pinelli, 31) .... 0 2 played. Boston 27 44 .380 3 1 fi ule for the Senior league hold as Two-bas- e s, Kimmick. ss . . 0 2 Athletic Summary: hits the Underwear 2 8 2 o 2 0 0 r. 0 St. Louis, 10; Brooklyn, 7. published for the summer; I Totals 34 24 10 Meusel, Plpp. Home runs Wingo, on 3 0 0 1 1 8. local Na- Yankees playing different teams $1 $2 J. x Ran for Haney in seventh. Speaker (2). Sacrifices Speaker, Couch, p July The kind, 75c; kind, $1.50; $2.B0 kind. '$1.75; $3 kind. from Tuesdays and Fridays as follows: $2.60 $6 xx. Batted for Dauss In ninth. Ward, Gardner, Mays. Double play tionals took the third straight YESTER $2; $3.50 kind, silk athletic underwear, $4.50; Totals 28 B 9 27 12 10 $9 f xxx Batted for Jones in ninth. witt ana Ward. Bases on balls--Of-f Brooklyn here this afternoon, July Italian glove silk athletic underwear, $6.50. x Batted to 7. Thirty-on- e were used 11 Browns vs. Yankees. ? Washington. Coveleskie, 8; Mays, 1. Struck for Singleton in fifth players vs. Yankees. f:y innings: in tho game by the two teams. 14 Firefighters AB. R. H. PO. A. E. out By Coveleskie, 3. Hit by 21 St. vs. Y'ankees. 9 DAYS - Mary's Milan, rf 4 1 o o pitcher By Mays Philadelphia 000 010 002- Score: (Wambsganss), Cincinnati 000 302 OOx 5 25 Tildillos vs. Y'ankees. ss 4 1 2 2 Passed ball O'Neill. Brooklyn. Oxfords, $3.85 Pecklnpaugh, Two-bas- e A. 28 High School vs. Yankees. up ss . . . . 0 0 Summary: hit Har AB. R. If. PO. I. Lamotte, Three-bas- e 5 2 0 Atigust ESULTS $5 white $6 cf 4 1 per. hits Daubert, High, 3b Oxfords, $3.85: and $0.60 white Oxfords, $4.85; Rice, . 5 3 3 r, I De vs. Y'ankees. 1 1 BOXERS TO BEGIN ON Sacrifices Duncan Johnston, 2b . Molays $10 brogue Oxfords, $7.35; $15 Edwin $11.85. Brower, b .... 4 (2) 4 Clspp Oxfords, . 4 3 1 0 Duke City Whites vs. Y'ankees If 4 o Double plays Kimmick to Dau. B. Griffith, rf . Shanks, TRAINING TOMORROW B 1 0 0 8 Giants vs. Y'ankees. NATIONAL LEAGUE. S 0 bert; Fletcher to Leslie: Fletcher. Wheat, if Harris, 2b cf 4 2 0 0 II Browns vs. Y'ankees. Cincinnati, Philadelphia, c 3 0 FOR EVENT ON 18TH Parkinson to Leslie. Left on bases Myers, IPidnlch, E . 4 6 0 15 vs. Y'ankees. 8b 3 0 Philadelphia, ; Cincinnati, 3. Schmandt, lb.. Firefighters Luggage, $3.25 Bush, Bases on balls ss 3 3 18 St. Mary's vs. Y'ankees, Chicago, Boston, up . 3 o Off Singleton. Olson, p . Al said 1 5. Brillheart, Manager Edwards last Smith, 1; Couch, 1. Struck out Miller, c 4 22 High School vs. Yankees. Pittsburgh, 7; Now York, $4 Boston Bags, $3.25; $5 fibre suit cases, $3.85; $7.50 fibre night that the 4. c 0 0 25 De Molays vs. Yankees. St. Louis, 10; Brooklyn, 7. suit cases, $4.85; $10 Leather 1 Totals J2 7 27 regular training By Couch, Hits Off Singleton DcBerry, suit cases, $11.85; $15 "Belber hours of 7 o'clock every evening B in 4 innings; Smith, 4 in 4. Grimes, p . . . . The schedule vill end August !j. suit cases and bags, $11.85; $20 Belber suit cases and bags, ' By innings: 0 0 STANDINGS. AMERICAN LEAGCE. would be observed, to S. Smith, $15.50; $25 Belber suit cases and hags. $19.50; $30 Belber 020 000 beginning p... 0 0 6; St. 0002 5-- Mammaux 0 Senior League. Boston, Louis, suit cases and $25.50; $40 pftrolt OOx 4 Chicago, Boston, p.. bags, wardrobe trunks, $32; $40 Washington 004 000 morrow, by the boys taking part s. xNeis 0 0 0 0 W. Pet. Philadelphia, 3; Chicngo, Belber suit cases and $32. Two-bas- jui.v Chicago won bags, e In the for his vicago, 0 3 .750 4; Summary: hits preliminary bouts both games of a double-head- xxT. Griffith . St. Mary Washington, Detroit, Veach, Stolen base 3 .750 1. Rice, Haney. boxing events to be staged at irom hob! on today. 6 to 5 and 8 to De Molays Cleveland, 3; New York, Sacrifices Har- 7 12 1 .750 Rigney. Haney, the Armory on July 18. Among 2. The Cubs won the first game in Totals 40 16 24 High School ...... 3 ris. Double play Pecklnpaugh to those whom he will use in the two rallies. Barber's x Ran for Miller in eighth, Browns .3 .750 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Brower. on bases triple clearing 2 .66? St. Left Detroit, preliminaries are Tommy Cole vs. the bases for the winning xx Batted for Schmandt In the Firefighters Milwaukee, 6; Paul, 11. 8. Bases on margin. 1 .33'! 6. 9; Washington, balls Young Flinn: Kid vs. in me secona game ninth. Tildillos Indianapolis, 3; Toledo, WAU 'm. 'Q. m mm.-mumr- Anaya Chicago bunch . mmtf. WW M Off Brillheart, 8; Dauss. 1. Struck d Martinez. ed its hits and al- St. LouR Duke City Whites. .0 .00) Kansas City, 8; Minneapolis, 2. III out 2. 4. Kauffmann, 0 .000 By Dauss, Brillheart, The main attraction on the though wild, managed to pitch AB. R.H. PO, A.E. Qiants Louisville, 6; Columbus, 2. Passed ball Picinich. card will be a bout between Ben- good ball In the pinches. Grimes Flack, cf 3 3 1 0 0 0 Junior Lcnguo. 2I8 West Central. Pil0I10 333 3 Z 3 2 C W. L. Pit. COAST k ny Cordova and probably Frank wrenched his back in sliding for J. Smith, cf LEAGUE. St. LooK Boston, Herrera. iirsi rase in ine first lnninsr Mann, cf 1 1 " " Barelas White Sox. . .1 0 1.000 Sacramento, 6; Vernon, 3. and 0 0 0 n . 1 .875 Boston, July 8. Boston and Ft. The work-out- s will be held In reureo irom ine game. Scores: McCurdy, lb ... 0 0 Highland Laddies. .7 Seattle, 4; Los Angeles, 1. .Loula again divided a double the Armory. First game: r. h. E. Hornsbv. 2b 5 0 4 3 4 0 S. A. T 4 2 .66 San Francisco, 6; Portland, 3. rsosion 000 000 SOO 5 10 Schultz. If B 0 0 3 0 0 Midget 2 .333 Salt Lake, 3; Oakland, 4. Chicago . ...O00 003 30x 6 10 Fournier, lb.... 3 0 0 0 0 Little Tildillos 1 .143 1 Batteries: Watson. Fllllnglm, Gainer, lb 1 0 0 Pirates 0 - .000 jeocnser ana u rseill; Cheeves, Stock, Sb 4 2 2 0 riemy Loatfuc. Stueland. Osborne and O'Farrell. Ainsmith. c ... 0 3 B W. L Pet Second game: Lavan, ss 4 1 0 B Barelas Tigers ...... 4 0 1.000 1 2 0 0 1 .250 Boston. Sherdel. D Athletes ..1 t II D 0 0 0 0 3 .250 AB. R. n. PO. A. E. Pertica. Wildcats ...1 Powell, ct 4 0 0 2 0 ft North, p 1 1 1 0 0 Chrlstenbury. 2b 1 2 6 0 zMuellcr 1 0 1,0 100 Nixon, If 3 0 0 0 0 0 zzDver 0 0 0 0 Duxbak 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Outing Clothes cruise, it 0 zzzToporcer .... Ball Dope Home, 4 0 0 0 City lb 112 10 Hudson and Ford, ss 4 0 0 3 5 0 Ttl 37 10 15 27 Essex Smartly cut, finely made clothes Kopf, 8b 4 0 1 0 0 0 i Batted for Pertica in seventh. outing Gowdy, e 4 0 3 4 2 0 zz Ran for Mueller in sevenm. The IT. 8. Indian school de and inexpensive in the bargain. Made McQuillan, p . . 1 0 0 0 1 0 zzz Batted for Mann in eighth. feated the Car Carpenter Ap Lansing, p .... 2 0 0 n 1 0 "Rv tnntnsrs: in base-ba- ll game at I for hard wear, comfort and good looks. 101 prentices a Anrain xNicholson .... 1 0 C 0 0 0 Brooklvn 000 JJ02 7 fleia afternoon. pari for women 020 24X 10 Barelas yesterday iteiium. Everything men, and children. St. Louis 011 A goodly tiumber of fans wcro c.B. with Duxbak is an Totals 31 2 24 15 1 Summary: Two-oas- e nits unon, the rain Inter, huuu ncuin Outfitting economy in Tnrce-oas- e present although A House clothes x Batted for Lansing in ninth. Hornsby, Alnsmltn. fered with the game to some ex- Dependable the it saves. y,tt stock. Home runs B. Grif Chicago. tent during the first three the New List 1 AB. R. IT. PO. A. E fith .T. Smith. Stolen bases Following are Price f.o.b. Albuquerque cf 3 2 1 0 Matsel. ' Hornsby (2). Bacrmce aiyers. Effective July 1, 1922. Hollocher, ss. . . 4 1 2 1 Double play Hornsby. Lavan and A doubleheader will be m played Hudson Coach Terry, 2b 4 1 1 2 Fournier. Left on bases Brook-i- at Barelas field this afternoon $2,030 Rainbow Tackle 1 0 1 0 . on balls Fishing Grimes, lb .... St. Louis. Bases when the, A. Q. Tildillos will Hudson $1,980 Friberg, rf . . . . 4 1 1 0 Grimes, 1; Pertica, 1; Mammaux, their first with the rf-lb- .. play game Hudson Barber, 1 2 14 1. Struck out urimes, a; onerum, .$1,930 Get the maximum of out o .5 10 Santa Fe Juniors, starting at fun your Miller. If 2 0 0 3 2; North, 1. Hits Off Grimes, 1:30 o'clock. The second 4 1 2 2 game fishing by with Rainbow Krug. 3b In 6 innings, none out in seventh; will be between the Car Depart- trips equipping 1 Essex Coach .- -. O'Farrell. e 4 0 2 4 4 11-- 3: ... S Smith. in Mammaux, ment and the Happy-Go-Lucky- s, .$1,525 fishing tac&le. It's the not 8 1 1 1 2 Apprentices Essex . . . best, although Kauffmann, p.. in Sherdel. 11 in 6; Pertica, and will sHrt Immed- Cabriolet ... .$1,425 as costly as some. Remember you can i 1 North. 8 in 2. Hit by pitches after the first game. Essex get Totals 34 8 13 27 14 0 iately Touring your license from us. By S. Smith (Flack). The Car Department Appren- ....$1,295 fishing By innings: have lost two on the Hudson and Essex to 2 tices only games Depend lead in Maximum Performance Boston 100 001 000 SOTJTHEUJf ASSOCIATION. this season, and tho have . 000 12x 8 1. Happys at Minimum Cost Chicago ,. .811 Chattanooga, 0; Birmingham, lost but one game. Summary: Two-bas- e hits Krug, Nashville, 2; Atlanta, 3. who won 0. Frank Romero, has Kauffmann, Kopf, Barber (2), New Orleans. 2; Little Rock, four games in four starts, will Three-bas- e hit Frlberr. 7. LAUDERBAUGH MOTOR CO. Gowdy. Mobile, B; Memphis, pitch for the Apprentices, while Sacrifices Terry, Hollocher. Left will do Distributors Hudson on Boston. 8: 10. Ortega the receiving for and Essex Cars M bases Chicago, WESTERN liEAGVE. the Happys. It has not been an- Phone 855 ATSON'g Double play Hollocher to Terry Oklahoma City, 5; Wichita, 3. nounced, but It is Gold Avenue at Fifth Street expected that to Barber. Bases on balls Off St. 7; Tulsa, 0. - Joseph, Cartwright will pitch for the Hap- KODAKS, $2 to $70 Kauffmann. 6: McQuillan, 2: Lan- Dos Moines, 8; Denver, 2. pys. 4. out Bv McQuil- - slng, Struck Sioux City, 4; Omaha. 6. Several of those who will piny isn, 1; jaurimann a; iansing. z. today were last members Hits Off 7 3 in- - year McQuillan, in Journal .Want Ads Bring Keeults, of the A. Q.'s. July 9, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pafce Five".

INDEPENDENCE DAY MRS. STRUMQUIST IS I'ICMOTt.VG I'ltOIIIBIl EI). Connellsville, Pa., 8. She- U. Juiy PROGRAM AT F. E. W. MADE S.. DELEGATE riff I. I. Shaw has Issued a proc- SCHOOL FOR GIRLS TO WORLD W. C. T. U. lamation prohibiting striking rail- WoTflQ.fl S Dcl road shop men from picketing ef M t the Baltimore and Ohio and (Spi'i'U) 'juriniiinlrnre 'fir .Jirrn. I.) Mrs. Anna Wilds Strumfuist, who here, ily from congregating near the Paula Fc, ,lulv S. Independence luis been proi linentlv identified shops. 1 rage C. U. agazine dav was observed i,f the Frances! with W. T. work for several Iff ,, has had the honor of briny Journal Want Ads Bring Results. THIS STREET DRESS Bch"'" '' ' " w,,larJ 'Sin,;i fboseu representalive of the United BEAUTY CHATS IS NEW FALL DESIGN! EFFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING tlelixhtful patriotic program given states Woman's Christian Temper-i- n the assembly room of the school ance union nt a world convention Br Edna Kent Forbes. Dj LA VISA A. KIRKJUAN. Tuesday afternoon. Following the to be held in Philadelphia Novem- - program, faculty, students and vt.--' bcr I 'J to 19. KODAKS itors adjourned to the banks of the A letter requesting Mrs. Htrnm-qui- st V Santa Fe river ami enjoyed a' picnic: to accept the appointment CAKBO-l- l DRATE LEUS. fruit and fresh vegetables. If TS IIKI.M A Cake" 50 Mix want you IIIXPITL HIN years ago.) together supper and tho shooting; ot fire- was received yesterday from the neither long life 1o:m two of one of or- writ- njr UKAKIK. cups sweet milk, cup works. national headquarters of the A food expert has recently youth feed yourself on Mrs. ten which he white bread. starchy sour milk, one cup of molasses, ani Ray Morley of Magd.ib.na has ganization at Evanston III. an interesting article T hive received a splendid letter donated a fine milch cow to the lias not yet decided Carbo-liydrat- o Ho It seems almost the sifted Strnmquist calls legs. says hopeless some- from a reader of this column wtncn following ingredients Frances K. school in Santa not she will the too much starch anil in times to make- two cups of Indian meal, Wilhir,' whether or accept that suRar people realize the runs: May 1 pass nioug iu tom" Fe. Mr. Morlcy's mother. Mrs. Ad.i She is president of tho diet, that is too much carbon error of white bread. Moth- the one cup of flour, ono teaspoon of appointment. eating of your other readcirs aceiinnij soda Morley, magazirc writer and phi- the New Mexico W. C. T. U. hydrate, produce legs that lose their ers of growing children lutio'us of a liteuniu ui and one teaspoon of salt. Turn to niako no particularly busy u into a can a lanthropist, advoc: ted during her swiftness, and arms that begin effort to train the child with tight fitting cover an in the. whose years: (an lifetime just such Institution fail in strength alter thirtieth tastes are forming, to like aner un empty baking powder can will t NEW NO. IS .Moths lay tticir etrgn tie on Uis state, that was devoted largely WHEAT, 2, year, to say nothing of a heart that the delicious richness of bread o'clock in the so air your do), the cover, and sink tills before mado afternoon, can in a kettle to philanthropic, work. Another AT CL0VIS FOR ceases to bo youthful long from the whole wheat grain. them away in large of boiling wat $ .Mrs. SOLD As garments and pack let gift of ,0 from Adelald.i its time. Too much meat, too much a result the child may grow fat when you wish to er; tho water boil up around it w and on tho forenoon, lor Luna .s received yesterday for 97 CENTS PER BUSHEL white bread, too many potatoes starch, but his system will be store them. I kept blankets free live pours. the Frances R. Willard school. not enough fresh vegetables and come overloaded with acids. in a barrel ome time ago somebody asked Bessie from them for years you, in Miss Thi'tnia Shaffer nut! Ihpecim correspouticnra to rue tlnurmii.) fruit form a diet that is very stimu- All: As you have eczema you builders' r. the column, how to keep a lined with child's Shaffer Jeniez Springs arrived Clovis, N. M.. 8. Bill Pip- lating at first but one that will not should have the doctor prescribe Hed Persian Powder ami hands and feet warm in o, enrolled in the July for You Hugs: winter. is in .Santa, Fe atnl kin of Claud marketed tho first keep a man or woman from going you. will overcome the mixed in equal Sly way to rub them 10. Miss Borax, together 1 F. W. school and to a , with ieo Thursday. wheat in Clovis this week stale young. tendency double chin if you nuantiti.-s- and applied by means of camphor thoroughly. Orrie. Kitchen of Mngdalena will Sec Xew N'o. 1 tho have out bare-hande- d it was by the Cramer the Autographic Recent experiments on rats kept keep flesh firm. a. win ravnmu hung clothes next week. purchased fol- N.: 1 'powder gun in bitter cold matriculate Mill and F.levators company. The Kodak Special! In revolving cages showed the Jl. The best thing that these This mixture is per weather by doing this. I'h.'irVs livrrirt of Santa. Fe. Miss A cor- pests. A l ine llonie-mad- e wheat was graded No. -- . new model Kodak lowing results. The rats know of to cure dandruff and imc. Poultice: AlFsle!le ; Nilcs Strulll- - interesting fectly harmless 'o cveriiiniB saffron antl Tho honor of tho first lOquipment fed exclusively on meat, went well rect other troubles with tho scalp poultice just saffron beat Mr. Fowler of .Wbuqucr-(iie- , marketing is the bugs. ed in milk will ttuist and wheat In Clovis has gone to Mr. Kodak Anastigmat. Lens f 6.3 nt the beginning, but soon dropped tho "Pilocarpine Tonic' for Little Bed Ants: J o no m tako down inflam- motored to Sanltt Fe .Inly 4 to ex- which be to mail mation when when for the past three or four and Kodamatio tlhutter, from exhaustion. Tho rats fed I will glad the bouse of these, spray with oil ot other poultices attend the Independence day pro- Pipkin on and whole formula to you on receipt of a tail. If one's thumb or years. This year under very price $,"i0.00. clusively vegetables sassafras. finger gram at the school. the Other Kodaks and Box Cam- wheat went slower but lasted twice stamped addressed envelope. I am Black Ants "hat love ine racks open iu cold weather It can circumstances, caused by suc- P.ig bn in win- eras. Prices from $2.50 to $125. ss long. The rats fed on white pleased to hear that you have can be killed by humus healed by a saffron poultice m Dies- - dry weather the fall and sugar jar, anolica tlfm it tnk-ns- j ' Ladies' Taffeta Silk Mr. will be bread and nothing else got new here ceeded so well with the creams and washing powder with tine Pin n.Tn ter, Pipkin market Book Store the one in which there is a quan- any good nut. This is a tween 2, nan and a.oua nusnris oi Strong's at all. sugar and placing mis wueic u' right family remedy ses; special price, $y.0. it of oil will also serve as "ill hat dates back - - Tim for "Your Money Hack If Toil The moral of nil this that tity almond will eat it. to my grandmoth- VVpHIoi- X, Roniamin "19Wiieat.i- price being paid stinrila-tio- as it is nour- mi er's I - in is 97 cents Want It." you want a great deal of a night rream very To Brighten Kmall Pieces ot day. have also used it on No clovis is no for inflamed j and strength up to the time ishing. There chargo the Brass, such as lamp burners, brass eyes." West Central avenue. per bushel. you are 30 live on meat and pota- service. handles of furniture or any brass to elas- M. .1. K.: Tf send me n toes. If you want keep the you objects not too large, drop them ticity and resiliency of youth I've on stamped addressed envelope, I If? a on the range containing croam into pot a moderate amount of meat and shall be glad to mail the and the water in which you have par- potatoes and a great deal of fresh astringent formulas. boiled beans but from which the ill h L beans have been removed, Hub them with a dry cloth to a polish. Tea Made of Raspberry Leaves is m excellent for bowel trouble. I al- FOUR DANCING FEET ways keep a supply of tho driet, leaves on hand for this purpose. A Old Bread Recipe: BY JANE PIIELPS. Very (Thijof may be given to invalids instead i iiffl brown bread. It was called "logos NO LETTERS. and spoken of Gertio's worrying. si(diis "you mustn't, dear. He was nice CHAPTER 18. when ho was here, and if ho conies MORNING JOURNAL It is a matter of business with us to clear quickly and completely the stocks Ten days, and no letter! again maybe he'll be nice again. FUND ar dress- Gertie never had withheld her But men aro careless about things DAY NURSERY of and summer ready-to-we- garments, comprising summer confidence from her mother, nor like writing." She, like Liilly, spring in fact did much transpire that thought that with men of Tom's summer frocks oc coats and This we are means of the annual not in life "out of was Although are the matter has not es, suits, capes. doing by July was discussed by the entire position sight the attention of most worn. Although Vor few out of Gertie looked cupying been before the daily ready-to-we- ar second floor. family. the first days mind," yet en summer de- brought o t Clearance now under in the Gertie made no secret that she ex- so wistful. during these days, attention way department, a and Jennie's first he ever make love o signers have already decided what the public the, of in to pected letter, "Ihl you, will be worn in the falL is It is a matter of to you a matter thrift your buying, question would be: Gertie?" her mother asked. Here frequent importance "Toin written yet?" "So, not what you'd cn 11 love. just a hint of what the exclusive peals through know the extent of the selection that is available for you in this clearance, Ijilly.too, had been curious. Ger- He seemed to like me a lot though shops will carry. This street frock the Jiornir-- had told her Tom had or ho wouldn't have cared whether of distinctive design is a bit ex Journal for the VALUES that are avail- tie promised u o the reductions that have been made, and the to write her; asked her to answer. i know anything or not; bought treme as to trimming, but the lines Albuqil e r q price "Ain't heard from him, I knew me all them books if he hadn't are quite simple. ' liny Nursery able for as a result of these very drastic reductions. you wouldn't! Promises is easy, liked me." fund have not your money especially when you're going "Well, don't fret, dearie. Just tice, always with the idea that been forgotten. e of ten iu we have care- away." This worldly-wis- girl re try and forget him." sometime perhaps, in the dim fu- A gift For convenience both in our selling and your inspection, Poi-ge- t w a s marked, then: "Don't wou fret him! Why, mother! ture, she might dance in a better dollars of none, Gert. There is ns good fish No one understood! She lovert to An before made at the office yesterday assorted these values into nine lots, the whole comprising hundreds place. hour the early would not fully in the sea as he is. You'll catch remember everything lie said, nil dinner, an hour afterward, was by a woman who of seasonable one too, with your looks. If you'd ho did! It was just the one thing she could her name. and each lot including dresses, suits and wraps in about all take for her give garments, have a little more style. her life she wanted to remem- studies. It was slow work, be- The fund has grown slowly. Slyle as sho considered it, was ber always. cause so much was hard to under- The work at the nursery has materials and fashionable designing. "All ma!" however. Kach day Lilly's first thought. right, stand. She learned easily in a parrot- gono on, "Might as well bo dead if you After this talk Gertie waiched -like a half dozen children way, but that didn't satisfy nearly to for which mav select from the nine lots arc as follows: can't be stylish, put up a front," envertiy for the postman, instead her. She wanted to know what whose parents are obliged The prices you she often said, and her mon- of openly. She never mentioned bo away from home earning 3 4 5 spent things, words, expressions meant. 1 Lot 18.50; Lot $24.50; Lot $29.50; Lot $34.50; ey for cheap imitation things with- Tom's name, and for a day or two Her soon showed their daily bread, are cared for Lot $9.50; out to did not dictionary signs of the regard their wearing proper- open tho books ho lind of wear, while she studied with de by the nurse in chargo 6 7 Lot 8 $59.50; Lot 9 $69.50. ties; or their appropriateness. given her. Then she went at her institution. Tho little wards Lot $39.50; Let $44.50; termination, she felt no joy in her a Mrs. Cummings h;l not allowed studies again in a more 'frenzied work. The be- nre given a nourishing meal, Gertie to waste even manner than at first. She happy part had afternoon all will be found her money, grew longed to thoughts of Tom. And bath antl an nap. Bear in mind that in these nine lots, at the nine prices quoted, though sho earned it, and was so a little thin, had less color than be- he of which they might lack it hadn't written. ar of 1922. generous with them all. And since fore, but aside from that she went The was hard now. and they had to be left at home stock of ready-to-we- for the summer Tom had told her he liked her bet- on as usual. dancing our entire, fresh, stylish she hurried home as fast as Lilly alone. these ter for not wearing thin silk stock- "I'll learn what he told mo to. and would let A small fee is charged the several of we could describe each of on tho she had she said to the manager her. of tho By using pages newspaper space ings street, not anyway!" herself, Twice Jones had spoken to her, young patrons nursery, questioned her mother's wisdom brushing1 away the tears. "I'll, be told her to show more attention only a Gew cents which do not Even with this information you would not be able to appreciate as occasionally she had dotie be- educated! Then if ho ever does to begin to pay for their food. garments. when come ho the patrons of the place, to stop The , fore she wanted to buy some back won't be ashamed of and have ale or In order to keep up tho work the materials, the desirability of these garments without inspect-- pretty perishable thing. me." ginger something and to reduce the indebted- style, The with them when they asked her. "I don't believe Tom is that episode of the contract had It was bad could ness against the nursery build- This we cordially invite you to do. kind. ho is or some- added to enough that they citizens of them personally. Perhaps sick immensely Gertie's belief only sell soft drinks, without her ing, gifts from the ing thing," Gertie answered Lilly's re- In an education. To be smart like Albuquerque nre needed. It is re- that making1 them lose the snle even than this advertisement marks about good fish being left teacher. Tom would think of them. So Gertie tried to act for this purpose that tho By using considerably more newspaper space in the pond. that tho right way to be. some Journal fund is solicited. ll pleased when fellow asked reductions that "t I wouldn't be Such up-hi- fund make'an of the price guess thlnkln' work, her to "have a drink?" or urged The day nursery quires we could impressive showing about him so much," Lilly an- Uer mother insisted she should her to sit at tho table. Hut she stands at present: informa- not sleep There were for this clearance. But even with this swered, without sympathy, mornings. many escaped as quickly as she could, Previously reported have been made complete look" kinda to take the A 1 "you peaked the last things up afternoon, several times almost ounrreling Friend to estimate the VALUES offered few days." mending, errands, practice Gertie with who wanted to tion would still be unable accurately Sirs. had also noticed never her - Lilly, her go you Cummings neglected hour's prac- to some other, later place aCler Total $192 the This their work there was finished. Xext ? at these reduced prices, without personally inspecting garments. Then came a so unex- wmuwi m mmm.m. surprise, do. wmm khwawi mmmm pected that it almost took her Quarantine was first established we invite you to breath away. against infectious diseases in the (To Be Continued) tenth century. iBear in mind that Roscmvald's ready-to-we- ar prices started this summer season materially lower than other stores for garments of comparable BITTER FEUD OF ENGLISH NOBILITY AIRED from those low style, materials ami quality and that reductions original AS LORD'S WILL IS CONTESTED IN LONDON And in mind that mere prices mean very drastic' concessions indeed. bear comparison and price reductions mean nothing unless supported by VALUE in the merchandise. This you will find in every article on sale in

ar in to its clearance sale the ready-to-we- department, relation price. Kahn's July Announcement In confidence that we are offer- Cash Clearance Sale complete Following are the prize winners in "Miss VALUES in ready-to-we- ar that is Your ing you Thrift" Contest: This Opportunity to Supply Both Your Number of on dress 3361. Present and Your Future Needs from we have refrained in stamps are extraordinary, First won by Herman Haskell, 221 Kahn's Big Merchandise Stock prize announcing this July clearance sale, from North 11th St. EVERY ITEM IS PRICED TO SUIT YOU 3335. to describe the Guess Extra fine lot Rompers, each 69c any effort merchandise, to be divided between the Big Variety Girl's Gingham Dresses, with Bloom- or to impress you with the comparisons Second Prize sizes 2 to 6, at following five: ers, 98c and the clearance Lot Girl's Gingham Dresses, Sizes 6 to 12... 98c between the original Mrs. G. A. Emberry, 610 West Roma Ave. T)r. E. M. 906 West Gold Ave. Children's Sox with fancy tops, each 15c because we know that when you Clayton, Mrs. F. O. Losey, 700 West Roma Ave. Remnants all see these garments and the prices at T. C. Harper, 305 North Edith St. kinds at half price Jessie A. 212 South St. which they are offered, you will un- Hyde. High Ladies Silk Hose, brown, black and white.. 69c Guess 3333. derstand clearly the VALUES they afford Third Prize to be divided between the Shoe Values of Value and that you cannot accurately esti- Extra to be following: two: in- 515 v mate those values save by personal "athan Glassman, South Walter St. Considered Mrs. W. T. 507 North 12th St. by Everyone invite to Collings, spection. This we cordially you Guess 3313. Sandals and Play Oxfords, 5 to 2 98c make. Wlnnpr nre Invlfod to call nt tlic S & IT Green 2 Strap Sandals, 8 to 2 ...$1.48 Stump Premium Parlors, Moziuilnc floor, and re- ceive their respective nwards. Ladies' and Growing Girls' Sandals and Oxfords, Sizes 2'3 to 7 : $1.98 Patent Leather Sandals and Two Tone Sport Ox- fords, regular $4.00 values, sizes 2 to 7 ..$2.98 REMEMBER You'll Always Do Better at J

Lady Pennoyer. A bitter fend between lords, ladies and diplomats, in which tho latter forgot the soft words of their profession for some that were de- cidedly curt, came to light in London during the contest of the will of the late heir to the Earl of Shrewsbury. The suit is being brought on behalf of the present earl, now eight years old, son of the late heir and 352-35- his Phone 3. Opposite Yr M. C. A. wife, now Lady Pennoyer, wife of Richard Edmond Pennoyer, for-- second American ar Bierly secretary at the embassy in London. The late S. & H. Green Stamps with all Ready-To-We- Clearance Sale Purchase - earl feared his grandson would become imbued with republican views io "jff Che detriment pi bis position, i '1 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAIT July 9, 1922. of the notorious gambling resort of Monte Carlo THE CLASS. ness course in one of the commer- disclose that of the thousands of who YOUNGEST BOY IN THE cial schools. ' Journal dupes " Albuquerque Morning .; - TAOS Miss Ina Vae Gibson one ever ir . returned frequented the gambling halls, only beat homo Sunday from AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER WHAT LITTLE. evening Roy the game and did not return to lose his winnings. where she had made a two weeks' Published By TW& visit with licr JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Few gamblers are ever ahead of the game they !NOW LEARNED H. J. Hoo, member of parliament cousin, Miss Desie SIDNEY M. WEIL. D. A. because if they make a winning Jt Is only and prominent educator in Shang- Uilstrap. MACPHEHSON, play, in A. number of local residents President. Secretary and loss all won later. hai, China, has been a visitor In" "took temporary they they Taos for a week and ia stop- the cowboys' reunion at Las A. . . . "Bonne-Chance- nearly T. MACPHEKs6n77. ... .Business Mannger " Wells, a Britisher, gave the at View hotel. Mr. Vegas last week, some SIDNEY M. WEIL Publisher COMMIT ASiEESS'OM ( ping the Grand for one going only Monte Carlo gamblers a genuine thrill some years '" - Hoo is visiting principal places of day, others for the whol'i REPKESENTATIVES X- Mex- celebration. Among those In at- Bnd, playing "a little system of my own," de- Interest in the United States, C. J. ANDERSON. .. Bldg., Chicago. 111. ago re- tendance from hero were Messrs .Marquette $140,000 to the I ico and South America before ,V ' RALPH R. MULLIGAN. .48 E. parted nftrr a week's orgy with OF. .THE to his Will Arnfllrl. llnnpo V..U1,K,,.. 42dSt.,Newyork 4k NINE T&JTH5 turning native land. field Mr" Entered as second-cla- matter at the postotfice good. He nover returned, which proves that he The Fourth was a quiet day in Holbrook, Kliseo Gonzales, of N. in was BMP. A aim airs. s. .;. Taylor, and .Mr. Albuquerque, M., and entry Santa Fe, N. was not a gambler. Asked why, if his system Taos. horse race, in which three Mrs. and . Jack Guy and M., pending, under ct of Congress of March 17, he did not go on and break the bank, he girls took part, was given on Pue- family. 1879. infallible, blo road at 2:30. Smith Wagon Mound celebrated the "The strain Is beyond my Arda Fourth wllh rncoa l.nli TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION replied: physical won first and Lillian Ambrose sec- one nerves were a dance in the On account Daily, by carrier or by mail, one month, 85c; strength." In week his shattered, ond. At night a big dance was evening. Miramon ui tne coroner's inquest over the yearly, in advance, $1).U0. and It Is doubtful if JH0.000 was compensation for given in hall. Arthur's of Harold orchestra furnished the music. body E. Demise that "The Morning Journal has a higher circulation the Injury to his health. morning, no celebration of any kind than is accorded to any other ii w win. A number of Taos people attend- took rating paper All gnmblors lose, even when they ed the Las place until afternoon. l ho Mexico." The American Newspaper Dire. v cowboys reunion at Wagon Mound Browns won The New Mexico Vegas tho Fourth. tho only paper in issued every day ', baseball game from Mrs. Sterne enter- the Timers by a In the year. J Monday night score of 8 to It, and from tained 30 at home east Optimo MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS people her by a score of 9 to 2, thus of town in honor of Mr. Hoo, from winning. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the S10 nriy.n Tulilnt, hoi uuv;u ut the use, for of all news credited to j Shanghai, China. An Indian dance tered to the winner. around a camp fire was one of it or not otherwise credited in this paper and alsi Pong rf the Miss Sadie Covert of Dawson, NT. !H main features of amusement and M.. the local news published herein. snent the Fourth hoio do u. was enjoyed by tho guests. guest of her cousin. Miss Bertha SUNDAY, July, 9, 10:2 We are to the Woman's Page for telling Professor Dr. Fuches of Vienna, eve- grateful world's returning Tuesday to and corn. We would still be Austria, the foremost eye ning to East Las Vegas, N. M., us how dry peas . specialist, made Taos a short visit whero sho la nttnn.HM.-v. . - more if it would tell us how to eat , avillllIIUSo.,.. WHAT'S THE IDEA? grateful th,em a week ago. school at the norms I unlversllv without violating some of the rules. A number ot guests were enter- Mr. and Mrs. B. If. Kinney nnl tained Tuesday evening Miss children nf li.nwwnn "V r A bill is now pending in congress providing for by wants to Grant in her studio on the Loma, the first part of the week here the appointment of a number of addiilonal federal A poor but honest princess marry. listened to a talk Mr. Hoo more and by visiting tho latter's sister, Mrs. John Judges in various slates, Including one for New Which goes to show that princesses have no on political and social conditions Mexico. There hns been considerable comment Judgment than the rest of the girls. In china. Refreshments were serv- Mr. and Mrs. A Arei'nn ed the hostess. of N. among and others the of by family Nolan, M., o.tmo in last lawyers regarding object Oscar Davis and Dr. Fred Mul-le- r and will several The marshal at Wagon Mound has found a Friday spend days this move, the consensus of opinion being that Neu city have taken tho state agency here visiting the latter's mother, Mexico does not need another federal Judge at this much better means of killing bandits than the for selling dry cell batteries, dis- Mrs. M. Maldonado, and other time. shooting Iron. He Just takes 'em out rid- tributed by the Rndio Dry Cell of Chi- Bins Sanchez, Jailer at Is not known and turns the car over on 'em. Storage Battery company Mora, N. It probably generally that under ing cago. They started Monday for the M., came in Momlnv 'nert n.n,i- - the provisions of the bill New Mexico will get an first canvass in Las Vegas and vi- ing the week here on nuslnsss. additional Judge only for the lifetime of the ap- Ever since the kids heard that 21,000 Indian cinity. Sub-agen- ts will be appoint- as as have no chance to go to school, they all are ed to help handle the business. pointee, the bill modified by house and senate boys Mrs. were Indians. Worth Hadley left last week conferees reads: wishing they for a visit with her parents and "A vacancy occurring, more than two years oilier relatives in Georgia. after the passage of this act. In the office of When wo were a kid we used to wish we could Carlos Kimball and John Pow-kowsk- monuments! district to this hover about on the Tacific ocean near the place late of Chihuahua, Mex- any Judge appointed pursuant ico, came up from last for middle lose a In crossing and manage to Albuquerque act, except the district of Tennessee, where you day Friday and spent until Sunday ev- Memorials of the Ectter shall not be filled unless congress shall so pro-Vid- e, eliminate Sundays. ening camping and fishing in tho Kind. and If an appointment is made to fill such vicinity of Taos. They also at- causo from effect. Pos- tended the cowboys' reunion at Las a vacancy occurring within two years a va- The Hopl Indian reasons "We Pay the Freight" on tho side of his head, Vegas before returning to Albu- cancy thereafter occurring in said office shall sibly when he finds a bump querque. unles-- must have hit him. not he filled congress shall so provide; he realizes that something Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tarleton' E. provided, however, that in case of a vacancy pleasantly entertained 35 guests at 6. Fletcher occurs occurs fellows in Cincinnati who are peeved at "500" last Friday night. Ice cream, in the district of New Mexico at Two coffee cake habit shooting at each and were served and my time after the passage of this act, there each other have formed the the evening was much MONUMENT WORKS has been hit once. enjoyed by hall thereafter )o but one udge for said dis- other once each six weeks. Each those present. Mr. trict until otherwise provided by law." De Jeanne gave a studio to dance st the Young-Hunt- When the bill was discussed in t lie on Six weeks hence, each probably will decide place senate last Friday evening. About six June SO, Senator Cummins of Iowa, explained that be unavoidably out of the city. couples danced to Victrola music Famous the senate conferees had two alternatives flnal'y, and enjoyed themselves until a late Sulphur "to this as it now says the proper way to cure hour. accept provision appears in the Noted osteopath . 1 with the D. O. Wytter Blnner, the New York conference report, or yield the district of New epilepsy is to quit eating. Wo agree the will not poet and president of the New (lot Springs Mexico entirely." that if persisted in long enough patient York Society of Poets and Writers, of asth- Is Senator Jones of New Mexico, discussing the only be cured of epilepsy, but appendicitis, expected in Taos this week from Now under new manage- Santa will be bill, said: of the merits bitua-tlo- or hook worm. Fe, and the guest of "Regardless of the ma Mrs. Sterne. ment who assures better it seemed to me to be a very peculiar piece a LEVY The Taos County Teachers' in- accommodations than ever London's Fourth," says i of legislation. New Mexico has one federal Judge "Taft center of f stitute closed last Saturday after before. Hotel has been now. must have been con- a successful of He is a man of middle age. In fact, I think headline. The circumference A inn wnci Vinrn tn Iinrt frK term four weeks. By WALT MASON. At the close 75 thoroughly renovated. he la a little under middle age. At his life Claude Simms 8. about teachers took any date, siderable. Monday, July the examination. W. L. Trimble round tenure will bo e Prof. E. E. Johnson returned Stage, trip Sulphur presumably something like twenty-fiv- and Mrs. Josie instruc-tod- s, of American troops from Mora, whero ho has Lockard, Springs $18.00 or thirty years. I do not know of any decrepit To add to the discomforts FOOLING AWAY TIME. my comrades through the years. Sunday left Monday morning for made to them on July 4. been attending teachers' institute. their homes in For further person who is a candidate for the new Judgeship. In Coblenz, a speech was And my aunts, with eyes accusing, Mrs. Edith Smith two chil- Raton. information, That my tasto nneds some cor tell me how I'm and 907-- In all probability some one will be who wasting time, but dren of Emporia, Kan., arrived phone J or call at appointed we rectives I admit with streaming I find the sleuths amusing, and will live out at least twenty-fiv- e the effects In transparencies, for a visit of several 203 South Second or thirty years, and Judging from eyes, for with yarns of cheap de- they're surely not a crime. I have Saturday street, the of to lose much when the fashions tectives I waste I should weeks in the homo of Mrs. Smith's WAGON why congress the United States in this bill are not going hours that found it doesn't matter what a Scott-Man- MOUND Albuquerque. I should volumes mother, Mrs. Louvia hould be anticipating what the situation prize. read the fellow likes to do; some one's of Ar- .1 C. regarding change. deathless writ men of bound to rise and residents Levy and TARTAGLIA, the public business in New Mexico be by bulging splatter burning kansas valley attended the in may twenty domes, but I follow, pale and languago over you. If I liked the picnic David L. Foutz returned home Proprietor r thirty years from now is a little beyond my con travels alone with two grtaly bears the of Sher the Aguilar grove the Fourth. Wednesday Idaho Bill breathless, exploits works of Bacon my fierce aunts There was a ball game between the night from Ames, Iowa, Sulphur Springs Hotel ception. I could not understand in the He Is the only person in the lock Holmes. While my wiser would rise and rea- where he has been school why anyone and a mountain lion. say, "By your married and the single men, re- tho attending house should insist on such a I would dare to neighbor traces Einstein's theory son you're forsaken, since you read past year and will spend the provision as that. United States wearing hairpins that sulting in a score of 28 to 14 in summer here with his to its source, I, with Cleek of Forty that stuff all day!" So, ignoring favor of tho on parents, Mr. cannot see why that should have been any induce- mix with sinners vile former. Stunts and Mrs. S. Foutz. do it. Faces, and the objectives of the good and horseback, bathing and other ment for the appointment of an additional judge coarse. I pass tip tho stately dic- wise and true, I commune with Miss Sofhv Sanchez, who formerly amusements were indulged In by lived here but now resides in for New Mexico; and if the senator from Iowa was tion of philosophers and seers, and punk detectives who've Just found the A bounti- Mora, Come in and the tinhorn sleuths of fiction are a clew. younger contingent. returned to her home in the county Inspect able to convince the conferees on the part of the VERSE OF TODAY hopeful ful basket dinner was one of the seat after main Friduy spending the past Our Modern house that that was important legislation, that that features. week in Wagon Mound visiting Safety The Levy Jolly club met Satur- was a very substantial inducement to warrant the TITE GTTOST that organizations own relutives and liiends. religious day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Misses Lottie Vaults creation of a new In New Mexico now, ono and Lola Dlllard Deposit Judgeship in this country. F. L. Craig. Cards were the amuse- delightfully entertained a number to I lie I want compliment him upon his ability ani T will go back and will Q. Whs the chicken domesticat ment of the evening and sand- ot tneir friends at an enjoyable finesse in working some spell over the conferees There in my grave I will not try ed from ft wild state? T. (5. wiches, coffee and cake wer serv party at their home north of town For a moderate . . ed at charge on of because I cannot see To walk familiar ways again A. is believed that midnight. last Wednesday evening. Games the part the house, from a should feel such pain. It generally Among those who attended the secure Strange, that ghost the stock of the domestic and musio furnished a diversity of per year you may any logic in the situation why such a provision For. oh, I wandered lonely there! parent cowboys' reunion at Las Vegas from entertainment, and at a late hour . . . is tho red should have been an inducement for anybody in T saw another in my chair chicken Jungle fowl, Levy and vicinity were Mr. and dainty refreshments were served a box in this vault pro- . word cut like a knife, this to to in a They talked . . each which inhabits northern India, the Mrs. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Those who were in attendance from generation try put special proviso talked of life! Mr. Mrs. Simms which occur or For. ah, they Malay peninsula and even parts Wood, and and Wagon Mound wero Misses Frances viding ample storage for regarding something may twenty I could not make them see nor hear; Messrs. Kay. B. Carr,, Gib- Blanche me near of the Philippines. The bird was George Blattman, Madelyne Uuy, thirty years from now, when everybody knows that T could not mako them feel son, Ora Christopher, Ralph and Osborne, and Messrs. Gibson, valuable papers, I tried . . a domesticated in Burma or the Veryl jewelry, 5f there is any demand for an additional Judge now I could not make them, though Book first Donald King and John Gibson. Tim Gillespie, Hurk Arnold, Virgil bonds and other securi- life were so occupied! plpvJt countries. The Chinese Mrs. Marvin Simms sev- Max there certainly will be a greater demand twenty or With they we adjacent spent Long, Gibson, Lopez Oh .narrow are our beds, but have that received eral days last week visiting in tho Wayne Kruse, HaroldArtand Mr. from now." . . . a tradition they Guy ties, to which you have thirty years Learn to lie in them quieny fowls from the west about home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton and Mrs. O. W. Russoll. Senator Cummins, in reply to a question as to that a ghost should feel such pain their Simms of Nolan. A baseball between tho access at all times Strange, the 1400 B. C. game during how the present bill would operate, said: "The To walk familiar ways again: The Park Ave. News year Mrs. Marcaret Jardea hpon teams of Roy and Wagon Mound Mercier Montgomery, In N. T. limes. What became of the Dcutsch-Inm- l in Mound business hours. under this act will have no suc- Hoselle Q. Wagon the past week was played on tho local diamond Judges appointed Weather. The same, canto over to this conn-tr- y visiting in the homes of Dr. and afternoon. The directed So which Sunday visiting cessors unless otherwise by congress. Exter! Bomb Almost Discover T. V. C. Mrs. a. w. Uibbs, Mr. and Mrs. team was considerably stronger during the war? K. far as New Mexico is concerned, if there is any va CRISP PARAGRAPHS ed!! 3 follows thawt saw a A. The Deutschland was sur- C. Chamblis and Mr. and Mrs. than during the game at Roy, and Bank they Bard First Savings cancy either in tho office of the newly appointed bomb on last rendered to France after the ar- Myers. as a result the local boys were de somebodys frunt steps Messrs. R. E. bx a score of 11 to 2. A or in the office of the Judge, there WONDERS OP DRY LIQrOR. mistice and was sunk by gunfire Hatton, Marvin feated and Judge, existing Thersday and thoy. went errouml the Simms and William Kimnrior aiunt large crowd of Roy people accom- will be no the idea that if cither A man often gets knocked cold while taking the bak to about It on (luring target practice by a appointment, being Greenville Piedmont. way report French navy on June 18, 1921. few days in Santa Fe tho past panied their players here, return- two or New Mex- a drink to warm him up. account of not to get too weeK. Trust of these Judges dies resigns, then ! wunting What Is the distinction be- ing home that evening. Company neer it by tho frunt Q. Mr. came In ico will have but one Judge until congress otherwise DILL IS IMPROVING. reporting way. tween a lungungo and a dialect? R. and Mrs. Marvin Miller, Mrs Adolph Vorenberg Sat N. SI. of and the lady went out to see ami Nancy Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. morning from Denver, Colo., ALBCQUERQCE, orders." Senator Borah is sticking up for the rights it was a fish A. G. urday is a welcome ony rapped up aquar- A. In relation to modern lan- Robinson and Stanley Kendrick where he has been taking a busi- - In other words, the bill seems designed to give the state governments, which change ian the man left there on account went to the Mora from this former obsession, the wrongs of the guages, dialect usually means a river Saturday a lifetime Job at this time, when, accord of nobody being homo wen he rang differ- for a few days' vacation. somebody soviet government. Charleston News and Courier. 3 fellows variety or form, of speech 4 4 J the bell, the being Benny Miss Frances Blattman of Wa- lng to the best authorities, another Judge Is not J Sid and Khooster. ing from the standard or literary BRAINS! Potts, Hunt Lcroy Ev- gon Mound returned to her home needed, and twenty or thirty years hence when, In NO BRAINS. NO Intrlsting Facks About Intristing language a local variation. Rlnwlnir nn coal tinples will prevent mines language owes its origin Thursday after a few days' visit IS BLOOD HUNGRY the natural order of things, court business will be men Peeple. Amung the favorite drinks ery great here with Miss Frances Davis. YOUR fnm liolnir onerated. but alHO will prevent of certen aro lemmlnate, Sbl to dialects, and Is in fact merely it Is now and another is who did peeplo It- Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mr. much heavier than Judge frmn wnrkino: in them even those the Hunt, soop. Puds Slmkins, melted a promoted or elevated dialect Criger, Gazette-Time- s. and Mrs. L. needed, the state will be deprived of his blowing-up- . Pittsburgh ice and too self. F. Criger, Mr. and Who Should Take actually creem, Leroy Shooster, Mrs. Floyd Criger, Mrs. Harriet services, soft lemmin merrang pio, Artie O. Is there a part of the Brit FOR IRON? Nuxated iron MR. T.ASKER KNOW IT. Alixander. ish Isles where, there aro more Greene, Prof. E. E. Johnson, wife The Journal commends Senator Jones for his submitted and Mr. Mrs. Modern Methods of Cooking and The most remarkable suggestion yet men than women? G. L. C. daughter, Lois; and Made An I The Elderly I commerce is a dock. rnna. In C. II. Hanke and Luclle Living Have Alarming lFi "3k stand. for stimulating dry Pome by Skinny Martin A. Women predominate all daughters, Increase in Iron in Vjfl Inactiv Man delphla North American. the countries. In England and and Leona; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deficiency v v v w are males Zimmerman and Mr. and Mrs. A. Blood of American Men and Women IITXP FOR HOME Bl ILDERS. More Than His Moneys Worth Wales there 18.082,220 M. A JUDICIAL FARCE and 19, SOS. 032 females; In Scot- Zimmerman and children were who were once those Who NUXATED IRON Unlike the Indians, supposed Help .Help i ried the drownding land, 2.348,403 males and 2,533.885 among attended the cel Home building In Albuquerque has taken quite to be good only if and when dead, the murderers fello 2,192,048 males ebration at Wagon Mound the Helps Make Red Blood not as bad enougn to in females; Ireland, Fourth. a step forward during recent months, but in order of Herrin are regarded As he sank for the 3rd and last and 2,198,171 females. The Kind That Puts Roses Into the" diet unless they are dead. Manchester Union. on Mr. and Mrs. Wmnr Ttunnn nA to encourage this commendable movement this city time, O. Was Admiral Dewey eTPr wero truest Cheeks of Women and Force I dropped ten cents in the ocean list of T,. M. family Sundav in tho should have one or more mortgage or the retired tho navy? home of Mr. Strength and Courage Into Veins companies But this is too mutch for a dime! M. and Mrs. R. E. Hat of of some kind which will b9 ton of Nolan; Men. financial organizations EDITORIAL OF THE DAY A. In recognition of his services "! yonr Wood starving for to homes and took out for a wawk eny en- Mr. and Mrs. Zurich of Plnvfnn of iron? able to assist those desiring buy Dogs at Manila bay the government were wint Iron is red bloodj Th.Tlrwl hour of the day or nlte. We call he was never visitors Saturdav In thahnmo food. If you wore to go without whose financial circumstances are such that they COMMON SENSE FACTS acted a law whereby of Mr. Nervous TLAIN, for and deliver without fale. Little to be on the retired list, and Mrs. R. H. Llbby. eating until you became weak, House wife ablo to a few hundred dollars cash and 20 placed thin and emaciated, you could are pay only dogs 15 cents a week, big dogs end Admiral Dewey, therefore, al- several auto loads of people pay- the Cincinnati 5 cents from Lew and wan in not do a more serious harm to yourself than desire to liquidate the balance by the monthly (From Enquirer) cents, dogs that pull mutch the age of retire- when blood When the world has attained to a social exter. The Ed Wernlck and I,nv though, long past Wagon Mound Sunrinv tn nttanri you let your literally go hungry ment ment, was nn active officer In the lor want of iron ron that gives it strength plan. will it to dispense with police Co. (Avver-tizement- .) the baseball not that permit Davis Dog Wawking United at the time ot game between the and power to change food into living tissue," We were told by a Santa Fe official long ago officers it will have no neea ror armies. States navy Levy-Wag- his death. Mound Tigers and tho says Dr. James Francis Sullivan, formerly would need 1,000 additional homes to In substance this Is what Secretary Weeks told Lost and Found Neither. leam. xne physician of Belleruo Hospital that the city O. Wliere Is the largest office itoy game resulted in (Outdoor Increased number of employes the eraduatin class at West Toint the other day. a score of 12 to 2 in favor of Roy. Dept.), New York, and the Westchester accommodate the of world of hullclln In tho world? W. IT. O. County Hospital. here The civilization the irrespective Motors j ne Misses Lola ana Lottie which the company contemplates locating our claims to a distinct moral development rests A. Tho General building cavA a nnrtv at timti. "Modern methods of cooking and the Within the next twelve months. In addition to this, a foundation of force, and properly so. Answers to Questions. recently constructed in Detroit rapid pace at whica people of this country upon r claims the distinction. Wednesday evening. Those pres- live has made such an alarming increase in will be increased from other sources. One does not have to look far to discover that ent from a dlstnncA wora lift, tin iron deficiency in the blood of the population of of Do the deserts In this conn-fr- v American is certain to grow steadily from this ci lllzatlon after thousands years Q. Mrs. Russell, the Misses Blanche men ana women that X nave often In fact the city to at answer differ very much from the Sa- marveled at the number of will want struggle and progress, continues be, best, (Any reader can get the usborne and Frances Blattman and large now on. All of these newcomers places a very thin veneer over Impulses, desires, to writing The Al- hara? V. M. T. Messrs. Tim people who lack iron in the blood primal any question by tho Gillespie, Hurk and who never cause and it is reasonable to assume Journal infor- A. The North American deserts Arnold. I.nnor A1hi-- t auspect the of In which to live, only greeds and passions. buquerque Morning Virtrll Tr. their weak, ob- forces In the most J. Raskin. all the physiographic, nervous, rundown of them will buy or build if they can Dispense with police today mation Bureau, Frederic possess and Veryl Gibson, all of Wagon state. But in my that many Christian among the cities in the world and crime, Director, Washington, D. C. This end climatic elements of the iimon, loans and repay what they borrow on easy chief uiuunu. At xne ciose or a pleasant can't make strong, sturdy men tain wreck, confusion, utter license would dominate offer applies strictly to Informa-- i Sahnra, nd the difference eveninar snent in nlnvlnp cram and women by feeding thetn on rate of interest. the ar- cannot ad- two is metallic 'terms at a reasonable them within twenty-fou- r hours. Disband tion. The bureau give between the regions the the guests were served with ice iron. The old forma We are not unmindful of the fact that Albuquer-eju- e mies of the world today, and tomorrow enters vice on legal, medical, and financial relatively larger area of tho Afri- cream and cake. of metallic Iron must go Chaos. matters. Jt does not to can desert and the occurrence in through a digestive process to has a couple of excellent institutions King attempt Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Simms transrorm mem already The platitudes of pacifists take no note of that settle domestic tronbles, nor to un- the Orent American desert of a a gave into organic families obtaining homes, and con- on dinner party Sunday to several iron Nuxated Iron before The Rim down Which are assisting It human animalism which never yet has been dertake exhaustive research any wealth of mineral resources which are to be taken ui xneir relatives, tne occasion be- they up and Business all can with the facilities they subdued. subject. Write your question plain tb floes not possess assimilated1 the human - Woman they are doing they quered, scurcely name Sahara ing the birthday of three members by tys- for are Tremendous moral progress has been made in ly and briefly. (Jive lull and Q. What river hns thn creates! of th"e tern, rtotwitnstanaing an Jiave. But their methods remarketing paper cen- two cents In Simms family. The guests been said the world, especially during the last twenty address and enclose nronn of commerce? W W. were Mr. that has and to meet the city's needs. of Cincinnati would not stamps for return postage. All re- and Mrs. Milton Simms written on this subject by that such products are an Inadequate turies, but the people A. The tonnage passing through n is an excellent opening here are sent direct to the In- and son of Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. G. physicians, thou- entirely different thing Without doubt there dare sleep tonight were Jt not for the guarding plies th Detroit rlvpr which connects W. Kendrick sands of still from luxated Iron." an on a men whose It is to and son, Mr. and people insist in for men with means to form organization care of the duty preserve quirer.) Lake Erie and I.akn Saint Clar. Mrs. A. T. Simms. the Misses dosing themselves with metallic If you are not strong for tho security. exceeds in volume that Zuell, iron simply, 1 suppose, because or well you owe it to yourself enough scale to take care of all applicants public How much Is the church passing Era, Maxle and Grace Simms and Tne Exhausted large - So with nations. They still must within reason, Q,' any other river in the it costs a few cents less. I tomakethefollnwingtest: See of providing homes for them- - in the United through Messrs. Thomas, Jewell and Austin advise In Buaineaa Man how long you can work or loans for the purpose and to the extent of their several abilities, main- property suites strongly readers all how 1 M. world. Simms. cases to a - far you can walk without national defense and the pre- worth? E. fcrro-ehrom- e get physician's pre- tain armies for the O. Is used iron-Nu- becoming, selves. Whnt O. E. Hill, who has been for organic xated two servation of national order. A. The value of such property G. working action Iro-n- dihr?Nuxe,i is for? r. C. on the or you don't want to go to tlis trouble. Iron three UmeiTlr S,. well reduce armaments to Is 676, 600, 582. It interesting to Ferro-chrom- e highway, spent Sunday and It is all enough to tl, A. is an of ihofl And --N . Tm.. i ia- - i. rv, . r J " '"" " v. DID HE BEAT IT? sl'oy Monday with his here. ' ; - . m iim weeas, a minimum, but to go beyond that is to demon- compare this amount with the pop- Iron chromium used in family of 1,649,491,000. and ttiel EI. J. Robinson and Cook strate the ineptitude of statesmanship. ulation the world, making. Ely of the Trlnce of Monaco and The restraints of force must endure until the It would have taken the contribu- spent a few days at Orate this week The death recently out timber for use on lor the clonus rcHlrahiN of spirlliinl development are recognized tion of about one dollnr from :inli getting their announcement that his will piovidts . oroducu and made available by a regenerated humanity, ti ii? lo accumulate the properly Want Ads Bring Quick Results ranches, jM tm.to MWH rtatmbcr uking iroa U the 9Vo,.cfn, ""V" July 9, 1922, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Paste Saven.

Her-ri- n the some such occurrence as the every chapter In the history of litical unit in the country. service would bo withdrawn. At TEACHERS SALARIES massacre. such conflicts its pagus Carried to its logical conclusion same time the president directe.i has bloody mean dom- the of to over IN LAS CRUCES ARE SOLONS SEEK Homestead, Cocur d' Aleue, n, this sort of thing womfl secretary war tako Both parties to industry organ- ination of tho nutlon itself either the Massachusetts plant and ope- Chicago, Colorado, San em- war. CUT; BUDGET REDUCED OF ized labor on the ono side and the Los West Vir- bv the labor group of by the rate it for the period of the SOLUTION Francisco, Angeles, it be sal 1 After there was no defiance if larger employing interests on the and now Illinois. The cli- ploying group, and may that 1 ev- ginia a thai, the either by worker:' Las Cnices. N. !., July . other have opposed vigorously max is always the same. Tne les- that this is possibility government OLD DOC BIRD STRIKE EVIL measure to do causes concern in Washing- or by employers. As n result of a meeting here ery proposal or away son is not to bo escaped. Left to grave the of the var- f says lockouts and their ton. It is by no means regarded as Thus It may come about that when representatives 111 with strikes and themselves, labor and capital will sm-- evils. In that a probability, but that n thing assumption of political power by ious educational interests of tho accompanying they fight to the death, literally aa well in und by met with the slab) edu- W come to is nothing short capital West Virginia county S 1IASKIX. have ono in common. could pass l!y FKEDEItIC J. had thing as figuratively, and it is to check labor in Illinois will result in the cational auditor, John the ALLE.N BRUCE 8. has seemed to fear that the con- ot a stop, look and listen warning Joerns, Washington, July "Blooiiy Each this that measures arc nfc:ng of the school for 1022-2- 3 was of a state or federal au- to those who bclicvo In tho institu- ifsertion of the authority budget Williamson" it is now tho county assertion sidered at the capital. who In a manner tlnr cut $40,000 below the 1921-2- 2 1o end and contro- tions of free government and public as a whole about thority adjust Not least time. and various reroni-meiidali- in which the Illinois tragedy ot tho versies the tho significant phase ore opposed to autocracy, whether will end olasn rulo for all budget, Special Message that jeopardize public of the Illinois is the evi- of labor or an Williamson" for tho coal strike occurred. A year aK", interest would minimize tho eco- tragedy it be an autocracy "Moody and "Bloody Improvement or dence that the union miners und autocracv of capital. Logan" and ."Blooey Mingo" are of tho schools were accepted in From Our Meeting or loss. It was "Ulooely .Mingo" nomic power upon which each re- their are if not to wliolo or in the tho West Vir- bar- sympathizers largely, At a critical lime during the object lessons that are part by County "Tiloody J.oman" lies to get tho better of it in not in control ot The muni- School Board. In Estes Park trag-ertiO- H completely, war 'when it was vital that ginia counties where similar gaining over wages and working official of Williamson The were made were as conditions. machinery tion production should go forward savings largely enacted appalling county. This is inter- it through of salaries. The An lo, of in the is not especially without interruption happened cutting piitliuslasf iTci'irtion features the controversy It suggested that cither in view of the fact that It of tho recommendations ot tho Farm an- 1m com- esting that the authority govern- MOONSHINER "CRACKS litis been accorded our coal industry. side has wanted to free to is the exact reverse of the situa- n ot lliiroau wero used to some ex-te- officials who are not mit or lesser on ment was flouted by group nounced agency program of Washington murder outrages tion that has obtained in Mingo and a DOWN" ON OFFICERS in this regard. In Las Cruces in this bitter labor law and order. ever in- workers by gre.it corporation tho im- partisans fight Neither county and Logan county, West almost simultaneously. Homo five tho salaries were cut 10 per cent progress. KrnlliiiR but are concerned over tends to tfo far. mere- MORNIN JOURNAL! primarily that They Virginia. In (lie West Virginia or six thousand striking machin- 1HCIA DISPATCH TO from superintendent to janitor. portant part which they have 1ho welfare of (he insist that have a to anti-unio- n in public aspect ly they right counties the coal opera- ists at declined to ac Des Moines. N. M., 8. Af Tho total saving tho city was to play In tho economic de- believe the time has settle their own differences in their Bridgeport July 11 struggle that tors are in the saddle politically, an award of the national war and Tom about per cent, and in the of tho southwest, come to an end to this bloody own way, and at. the outset rcpt un- ter a battle, Dan Roberts 20 cent. velopment put' they and officially, and there has been labor board and return to work u county per men have into business. In the opinion of these every assurance that their Lopez, officers, recently arresieu our entered give abundant evidence that they ride der the conditions laid down by the i with h of officials labor and capital have methods and measures will be per- man named Carlylo near the Colo hp meeting spirit just as hard and just as ruthlessly board, while owners of a small a ot In ancient days the addition of a to return to demonstrated conclusively why fectly peaceful. They talk much i:e rado line, on charge making determination as the union miners in Illinois. arms plant in Massachusetts alsi. While tho officers cross to the signature did not llielr respective territories bet- should not be permitted to about the folly of to In- moonshine. they attempting The finnncial coroner's jury refused to abide by decision of the were bottled and a indicate that tho signer could ter to carry the V work out own or interfere with "the free of n i loading goods prepared U their problems play vestigation and verdict in the IHr-ri- board and discontinue its practic booze not write, but was added as an at- of conservative but No.32 r own without in- economic forces" and "the natural ton gallon keg of confiscated niessagii fight their battles affair has been condemned gen- of employes who had n testation of faith. from the government processes of the law of and discharging into their car, Carlylo seized good complete protection against terference supply erally. There has been much crit- the temerity to join a union. to and or life, Tho fol- " or other outside agencies. It is demand." icism of to riflo belonging (ho deputies every liuard t f the apparent failure of the It was a splendid opportunity them hold their hand.-"- of lowing Is quoted from ono seen that sooner or later industrial Iilfo and Pcath Struggle. sheriff and officials there to teach both sides a and it was made up Fine line your favorite law- other lesson, men to him their of the addresses delivered: "If warfare leads to disaster to a titanic conflict blood-she- of lie told the throw in Hnfortunalrty make any effort to prevent not overlooked. The president to Navajo Blankets; best every wife knew what nil ft violence and the sacrifice such as tho one in the coal indus- on guns, but they told Cnrlylo lessness, and the impotence, ot the the United .States ."eived notice - Ben- more of human lives. a com- is certain to become in the end nfini- thnm. While the man the market. Weiller & widows KNOW hnsliiiml") Inevitably try forces of law and order lias been the Bridgeport men that they seized would have their lives in- re ?0 S e.S tocomc or a state Is disgraced by a life and death struggle. Almost on was disarming one, Lopez 212 West Central munity attributed to political domination would return to work the terina a jamin, sured." Sounds like good logic union miners. tile national war labor him, and after struggle overpow- by (he prescribed by ered him. avenue. doesn't It? There is no disposition on the board or they would not bo permit- vAe,n us part of official Washington to ted to work anywhere In the United withhold condemnation of what States on war production work and what has transpired in Illinois. their exemptions from military There is, however, insistence that 4 55tW Bon't nwk your children ij!,P., S(i the record of what has happened tZ eat; gWe ra '"0n Furnifure in West Virginia must not bo for- PENNSYLVANIA MAN Buy gotten in considering more recent events. For example, the Kenvrn I NEW DIRECTOR OP "You children committeo investigation of the U. S. POST SAVINGS Don't stand for a bluff West Virginia controversy showed that the anti-unio- n coal operators in not only control Logan cjunty po- litically, but that they actually pay must finish Piece Piece the salaries of the deputy sheriffs by who are supposed to enforce tho ! laws of the county. The opera- Dry Cleaning tors themselves testified that they your dinner: expended over $4H,000 for this purpose in 1920 and over $61,000 For children who have no appe Work during the first 10 months of 1921, and they also asserted that they tite; who are thin, irritable and under believed they had a right to pre- there is like Yeast Foam Make them show you. vent union meetings in Logan weight, nothing or even to Our county, bar from the i Tablets a tonic food, not a medicine. modern union pure, plant county organizers and sym- r out pathizers. The attorney general of turns clean, fresh of or ., Give child Yeast Foam West Virginia, Mr. Kngland, told The common cause failing your looking work. the committe tlint these deputies is the lack of B Tablets. Watch him improve. often beat men finicky appetite "very up in tho is elimi- - Yeast Foam fields, beat up men that are en- vitamin. This element Note how his appetite returns; Wc restore the natural gaged there actively in order to de- nated from raw foods by prepar- how he will grow, on normal Tablets feat put beauty of the fabric. their ticket at the general elec- such as of and increase his tion; they take charge of elections, ing processes milling weight strength art recommended for run voters of discard-- and endurance! 'The Best is Always they away from tho wheat, refining sugar, lot of appetite ' IHillR." in which foods are The To date it has not been ing of water Ask for yeast by its indigeition Cheapest" charged tljia pure lack of that tho sheriff or his deputies in boiled, etc full name; there is nothing "just energy Williamson county, Illinois, are paid underweight J B THE IMPERIAL No need to furnish a home complete at one time. their salaries liy the miners' union. Vitamin is found in greatest as good." Sold by all druggists. pimple boil In that respect it least tho miners abundance in Yeast Fonm malnutrition Buy tho articles of furniture here, piece by piece, ns it is have not gone as far in Illinois as yeast; Northwestern Yeast Co Chicago 'in tho room made of run-dow- n condition convenient for you. this way when finished the operators havo gone in West Tablets are entirely pure Maketi of the fiunotn LAUNDRY CO. will bo as tasteful as if furnished all at once. baking ycaats, Virginia. whole yeast. Yeast Foam and Magic Ycaat Kvil in Both And the cost will not be noticed. Situations, Senators and 211-13-1- can be representatives who William E. Buffingtoiu Phones 5 I'artial payments arranged by responsible parties. are seeking a solution of the striko problem see little but evil in both William E. Bufflngton, Elizabeth-ville- , 148-44- 9 W. Silver situations. Indeed, from tho pub- Pa., has been appointed to lic viewpoint it is intolerable that succeed Malcolm Kerlin, resigned, either capital or labor should con- as director of the postal savings trol tho politics of a county or a This is the salaried 0. C. SCHEER FURNITURE CO. slate and use that power in relent- system. highest the whole convenient tablet post-offic- e in form on civil service position in the only pure yeast less warfare the other. Both was 311-31- department. Bufflngton -- South Sccond- - -3-17-319 sides are entitled to tho protection of side superintendent to the division of the law, but neither should - - Want Ads Bring Quick Results be the law In even the smallest po finance.

ii iia ii m www wan wn. jii lAlBj 'Jf'k' II '. " HI1 lM' aajinuj ft lim naujij H 'l .1 JaLas: iilk'JVuaaaaaaAftali IMllfj (7 ..tjeij P8 n BANK iM tmte&t .ainrrnwrtfl An Event for the People of Albuquerque We were Very Fortunate in Securing a Bankrupt Stock From the Globe Mercantile Company of New York, Which Was Bought By Us at From Ten to Thirty Cents on the Dollar We Pass These Bargains to You Read the Prices Below Then Come Here and Judge for Yourselves Everything Must Go Regardless of Value. SALE STARTS MONDAY, JULY 1 0 Men's Rubber Ladies' Silk Men's Blue flew Khaki Men's Silk Knit Children's Men's and Boy's Men's Dress A Hip Boots Hose Cambray Riding Breeches Union Suits Underwear Caps Shirts from' AND W0RK These breeches are .el- - - These caps sold from These shirts sold Just the thin, for fish- - Now the Jadies will ToLsZW. One lot of children's- A man at from $3.o0 to ing. Every should have to hurry for these ling to $10 a suit. We have underwear More than $2 up. It's a shame but $1.50 up. They will go have a pair at this low No doubt they will Men, you better stock $4.50. We sell them them in summer and . u at must go at f.,t at price. want a dozen or more up on these at now at winter weights at bargain $2.99 pair 24c pair 59c $2.25 pair $1.49 each 19c each 29c each 34c each

Ladies' Lisle Men's Felt Hats Men's Silk Hose Men's Men's Suits Men's Athletic Mens Boys' Blouses to All well known Su'ltS HOSe Hats that sold from $2 No use wear cotton CUSRenW make, (JniOH Balbriggail Z ?AulZ to $6 each. A give- - hose when you can get wwapHHl gome Hirsh-Wickwi- re Sold everywhere at $i UNION SUITS AND sold everywhere at A real bargain at - A real at in this lot. d - Get hcre away now at silk ones here at bargain suits UNDERWEAR at'25' 14c pair 59c each 19c pair 19c $10 to $17 59c each 79c suit 49c each

Men's Leather Children's Boys' Suits All Wall Tents Men's Leather A wonderful bargair i Palm Work Wash Dresses at Belts and Gloves 59c $2.45 MANY MORE Everybody knows they Worth $1.00 up. Sale sell for 25c and 35c. Price Goods What do you think of Army these now at Men's Overalls Bathing Suits 19c BARGAINS 11c pair 99c 99c REDUCED 1 South First ARMY AMD NAVY STOK El South First hk n 31 T, 1922. Page Eight. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' July

STATE REALTY CREW SURVIVES RACING SCHOONER'S WRECK B Ai CONCERT ASSOCIATION AT PARK THIS ORGANIZED !G AT 8 John C. Roberts of the realty firm of Roberts-Turne- r company, hits the of completed organization The regular Sunday night con- the New Mexico fitate llealty cert by the city band under the association, the membership com- - direction of Fred K. Ellis, band prising the leading real estate vuhIwMsi :(mf Mite vn master, will be given at Robinson dealers of the entire state. The At( i at 8 o'clock this in park evening. association has been organized The program follows: j conformity with rules of the na- 1. "Olympia Hippodrome tional association. Alexander. (March). Mr. Roberts has assisted in the 2. "They're Off" Icwell (Cir- organization of several real es- cus Gallop). tate, boards and personally organ- "Love's Golden Dreams" ized an association before, coming Stevens (Redowa). to New Mexico, lie states that 4. "Bonus Blues" Ffcingkiser California, Oregon. Idaho, Mon- (New Foxtrot). tana, Wyoming. Utah and Arizona 5 Nature's Adoration" Brooks have real estate license laws to (Reverie). protect the public from unprin- 6. "March Celcbrc" F. Lach-nc- r cipled real estate dealers and that (from Suite No. 1). this state should have the same 7. "Danube Waves" Ivanovici Jaw is the only thins 'hat will MfJt'lk tiff 'iio Waltzes). in he iPl 5. keep such men line, says. "Serenade" Drdla. "New Mexico," said Mr. Itobens. !. "Norma" Bellini (Over-lure- ). "is a new and undeveloped state 10. "Rose-MousBee- ." And needs outside capital. If the - - Rose ? ' 3 Investor finds that the real estate flays V. w t (Entr' Acte). j ' man is doing business under a 11. "Capiscolus" I'ctlee state license law and is bonded (March by request). the same as realty men are in Left to right: Peter Thomas, Charles Hatcher, Alexander Young', Capt. Jeffrey Thomas, Lucien Doucette, "Star Spangled Banner." other states the cloud of sus- Israel Larkin and Abel Meuse. vanishes. This picion Ins already crew almost certain member crew was lost. BUSINESS HOUSES IN been proven in states that have The of the Puritan, fall, escaped of the license laws. One of Die aims of Gloucester, Mass., fishing schoon- death when their ship floundered The others managed to reach NOGALES ARE FLOODED the New Mexico State Really as- er, built to compete in the inter- off Nova Scotia, by taking to tiny Sable Island. The photo shows to a national fishermen's races next dories in a sea. Only one the rescued members. sociation in start campaign raging (H.T The Ansuclatod IVcts.) that will lead to the enactment 8. ' Nngales, Ariz., July Thirty of a license law in this state, and business houses were flooded, with the personnel of the mem- FEW CRIMINAL CASES cognizing his prey who was shielded several Mexican dwellings floated bership there should not he any by his mass of whiskery fringe, the and were in it I ! bailiff away three bridges delay 'whatever pulling ON CURRY COURT BOOK Theater Today depanes. "Whereupon Mr. washed out by a flood which through as it is Important legis- Jt Hobbs cheered loudly and an- swept the border cities of lation of nounced that his beard would through is no "precedent, in Packard or in toward the upbuilding (Special Correspondence to Xhe Journal.) stay Nogalcs, Ariz., and a, 1 ti fk at a t " on Nogales, C'lovis, N. M., 8. Sixty-thre- e "IV Theater "The Range and indefinitely. late The flood waters THERE t July today. at for the The officers of lie association the the haw," featuring Lester Cunco came down an arroyo which leads large, very great are as follows: John C. Roberts, Jurors, comprising petit as the leading star, is the main at- CAS. OIL A XI) WATER" and were sum- into the two cities from the which this latest Packard Albuquerque, president; Kranris grand Jury panels, traction at the "H" theater;' also HAS NEW COMEDY VEIN: northern of Sonora. Water value characterizes O. Carlsbad, vice moned mail the first anotner of "Uo JSEE riCTl'UK AT IAKIC part Tracy, presi- by registered presenting epispde in the streets in was -- M. C. many places Six. dent; O'Hara, Ras Tiuces, of this week for the August term Get 'Em Hutch,'" and "Current four feet deep. Single vice president; R. JO. Urock, Events'' pictures. Charles Ray has discovered a of district court under Judge Sam new character! Springer, vice president; James CI. Bratton. comedy The custom M. Johnston, secre- So much has been written of the of wearing rings upon Albuquerque, According to the docket pre- Lyric Theater Charlie Ray is ai the thumb in Its and E. in Oil monosyllabic man that he has come prevailed England exquisite beauty, the brilliantly dashing tary; Harry Turner, Albuquer- Court Clerk Daniel the Lyric "(las, and Water," a pared by to be a rccogn-.zc- whenevei until tho close of the que, treasurer. Executive commit- mere about 120 civil a First National attraction; also type eighteenth ( Boone, air such century. so from are tee members are John Roberts, on showing two-re- comedy, entitled characters are required. performance inseparable Packard, - rases filed the docket, with Charles has bet- Albuquerque; G. M. Brass, Ko- but few criminal cases "Poor Boy." Ray gone this one corro; J. V. Tully, C.lencoe; Noel pending ter by introducing as a comedy in themselves an almost irresistible appeal. action. lealuro of his latest L. Johnson, Hope: c. A. Redic, The is to convene Ragtime Theater O'Ei ien picture, "Gas, Will A. H. grand Jury Eugene Oil and Water" a man who says Radium at Last Cloudccroft; Harris, Las August 7, while the Is is at. the Pastime in Vegas, and M. 11. of petit Jury starring everything inMwo syllables. The Klford, called for August 10. "C'hanning of the Northvvy t. It is that such cars should issue Dexter. - most frenzied announcements aro eminently fitting story o( the northwest mounr d po- made in two "Guests Open the Door of ice; also a reel or two of "Fov syllables: factories. Beetles in In- here get chow" or "House afire," from the Packard the East and West JORDI RESIGNS FROM News" and a two-re- comedy dies are so brilliant in coloring that The individual in question is the Great Unknown? they are beautiful as gems. U. S. VETERANS BUREAU Henry Jones, acted by Otto Hoff- SITR lilt. HOBBS IX TIIK man. Henry is the hotel proprie- RAM.EK AMI Til K LAW." tor in the little Mexican border But it is really momentous that they should Joseph Jordi, who has been chief NOW AT "11" Til I1ATEK town in which tho star, in his It you arn skk and want to Oet Well of in the Albuquer-qii- o and Keep Welt, vvrito fur literature that so screen role of George Oliver Wat- value outstanding and unmistak- office of the T. S. veterans' In the which will he telta Jluw and Why this almost unknown 'incorporate GIRLS! picture son, has estahllKlied himself as a and wonderful new clement :e-li- if EMONS bureau, has resigned, and will give shown at "B" brings able cars of the class. the theater today garage proprietor and a contestant to so many sufferers from Constipa- among highest up the work on August 15. Mr, and tomorrow, and which is called tion, will for the hand of pretty Susie Jones. Kheumntlsm, Selatlea, Oout, Ncu Jordi become editor of a Span- "The Ranger and the Law," there From the time of his matricula- rltls, Neuralgia, Nervous Prostration, ish newspaper to be established is who's High Blood Pressure and diseases of the a gentleman character tion as a business man of affairs in Tht of the new Single-Si- x five louring Is SZ48S at Detroit WHITEN THE SKIN here under the name of El Hombre name is Hobbs. His in the Stomach, lloart, Lungs. Liver, Kidneys price faisenger part the town of 000, Henry Jones has The new of the Twin-Si- x is at Detroit Libre. Mr. Jordi has been with is of Natur- and other ailments. You wear Degnen's price touring $3850 play that a bootlegger. been so that he Radio-Activ- e the 1'. S. veterans' bureau for three always preoccupied Solar Pad day and night, ally, it was necessary for him ,to never to liadlo-Actlv- e to in has been able find time for receivlnn the Rays continu- years. Previous l!il!t he was look like a bootlegger, and for this He is too to Into Squeeze the Juice of two lem. service and editor of talking. busy engage ously your system, causing a heal'.hy ons into a bottle containing three government purpose he neglected shaving for in conversation and the few words circulation. overcoming sluggishness, La Voz Del Pueblo at Las Vegas several weeks. The result was as throwing off Impurities and the ounces of Orchard White, which successor here has been he finds it incumbent to utter ara restoring & store will for a Jordi's not beautiful a crop of tangled alfalfa chosen with such for tlssufs and nerves to a normal condition Roland Sauer Company any drug supply, named. regard brevity and the pext thins you know arc few cents, shake well, and you as has ever graced the human cheek. that Daniel Webster's you arose from Hobbs, due dictionary getting well. Distributors have a quarter pint of harmless Complaints could be cut to thirty pages if he Sold on a test proposition. You are and delightful lemon bleach. to the overabundance of hair, which followed a similar rule. satisfied It la MAY0RD0M0 HAS MAN to remove. helping you Massage this sweetly fragrant lo- he wished several times It is from this odd character that the appliance Is yours. Nothing lo 420 West Central Avenue. Albuquerque, N. M. tion Into the face, neck, arms and FINED FOR TAKING But hark he no longer complains. the star has managed to inject a lot do but wear It. No trouble or expens,', hands each day, then shortly note It seems that just' prior to enter- of new gags humor in "Gas, and the most wonderful fact about the WATER rid Is It Is sold so the beauty and whiteness of FROM ACEQUIA ing into the picture this gentleman Oil and Water," which will be the appliance that reasonable O. S. Santa N. M. jour been arrested in Los Angeles Uiat It Is within the reach ol all, both EMBLEM, Dealer, Fe, skin. had feature at tho L.'lic theater today rich and poor. Famous stage beauties use this Ofimio Gutierrez was fined $10 for speeding. The law was set up- andi tomorrow. The story is a blend No matter how bad on a on and your ailment, or lemon lotion to bleach and bring and costs yesterday afternoon his trail, a jaunty young of comedy and drama, the plot how long standing, we will be pleased that soft, clear, rosy-whi- te com- charge of taking water from the bailiff appeared on the lot armed dealing with Ray's campaign as a to have ycu try It at our risk. For full plexion, also as a freckle, sun- Chamisal ditch without the consent with a warrant and a photograph government secret service to cap- Information write today not tomorrow. burn, and tan bleach because it of the mayordonio. Gutierrez lives of the man he sought. After looking ture a. is run- Hiriiuni Appliance Co., 318 Bradbury ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE gang that unlawfully lildi,-.- , Lt doesn't irritate. on the ditch. over every one present and not re ning the border. Angeles, Calif. '' - -- i In Japan it is always the rule of a -- t - t- - mn rJhSryas-- a politeness to pay trifle more than 7 ithe sum mentioned on your hotel n Ibill. To settle the account net ii ot ! (would be considered an insult, at least a mark of great dissatisfac tion. - ,. LET NO FRIEND OF THINE LIE IN AN UNMARKED GRAVE I FILM SMILES Take nd o forth, Hi That Last Service O O By rspeed f4 now SCHOOLS Love Can Go No fDFATF MADKFT Further Aped apples Love can ?o no further. Death has torn from our clasp, the loved one, mother, husband, son or daugh- brlVin laid in THE movie ter, and with aching heart you have all that was mortal the grave. Your love tlinl in life has have them cannot go with them beyond the veil, and so heart turns to the to the i decided to open encompassed yiur grave, schools of acting bit of ground which has now become u hnllowed spot, sacred to the memory of the spirit that has and picture mak- taken flight. ing in the Holly- wood studios. To mark this spot is love's last offering, it can go no further. But here it will erect from Earth's With Constance own deathless a monument that shall the name in This is one of the teach granite keep perpetual memory. Talmadge finest impulses of the human heart. Sale ing "The Lesson" can you imagine If respond to this fine instinct of love and and justice, you will have the satisfaction which the number of scholars who will joy. you loyalty fully risk bad markings for the sake comes from a high duty nobly performed. If you fail, you can but shrink as you think of the unmarked An avalanche of values greet you in this our GREATEST, of being kept alter school? grave, pitiful in its loneliness, bearing no mark to perpetuate the memory of a noble life. unmarked bears of CLEARANCE SALE which will continue for only a few days Only "Ghosts of Yesterday" stalk The grave a suggestion neglect, a reflection upon the loyalty of kin, which your about in the "spirits" of today and finer instincts will be unwilling to allow. If the swift passing days have robbed you of this they are a spooky lot. privilege, more decide today to give yourself this supreme satisfaction of paying this last tribute to those whom you Wesley Barry is one of the can serve in no other way. slash'e'd in reduce-ou- r stock" We is Prices order to large must scholars who directly cashing in For the loved soldier whose lies in let there be a monument here beside his on studio "School Days." body France, kin who lie make room for our Fall Merchandise which will begin to ar- in "God's Acre." For the child who has brought brightness to your home, for parents revered and Myron Selznick; is going to see honored, for all those dear to you, let there be this last tribute of affection, this holding in fond rive shortly that "Justice" is rendered to the screen. The Galsworthy play will memory. William star Faversham. "HE WOULD HAVE LIKED IT" "I AM SURE SHE KNOWS" Not Knocking the Stage These will be And on Memorial when friends HERE YOU ARE Prepared press notices of a cer- your comforting thoughts. Day remember with flowers tain film declare the story "concerns those "loved and lost awhile," you will take great satisfaction in the fact that the memory of your the life of a typical woman of the dead is cut in ageless ' New York stage, wonderfully beau-tif- ul granite. Men's Woolen Suits... 25 per cent off but old in sin." THE SERVICE WHICH WE RENDER Film critic found fault with a Tlie service wlihii wc render is that of an old and reliable fir m with a record of work movie restaurant scene that satisfactory and honorable dealing. All Oxfords 20 cent off pictured Our bujliig connections or long standing plnec us In a position to (tlvo you the best In quality and In values. -- per more than one sugr.r bowl in cir- culation. In the matter of design?, we can give yon the work of eminent artists in this line, and assure you fine sculptural work In the xniall monument no less than tho Imposing mausoleum. Odd Pants . 20 per cent off 'Nother Cruel Amendment Fletcher service means not only tho monument, hut its setting; It means deep and substantial foundations that maliO forever Movie advertisements it impossible any lipping of the stone. It means close personal supervision of tho work, from the selecting of tho whoop final as It Is on lot. rough granite up for "'The Law That Divides' lo the placed the cemetery All Hats.... - 20 per cent off Kathleen Clifford in five parts." You will find satisfaction in dealing with a. firm which Is nt hand: a home firm of whose work and fair dealings yon can know n firm which stands back of every piece of work and which Is here to give later service, as necessity demands, to add Odd The Vol Stead Film Corp. is re. Inscriptions and markers In exact duplicate. Boys' Suits and Pants ...... 20 per cent off ported to be filming "Lips That The'liead or the family for those he leaves behind will attend to the matter of family monument which Touch Liquor Shall Never Touch shall suitably bear the family name. Mine.'' All Shirts 20 per cent off Call, Phone or Write for Our or Estimates., ! Movie theatre in Nevada did a Appointment 1- great business, but had one too Straw Hats 33 -3 cent off many patrons. The extra one ran This Is a Sacred in Vhicli We' Shall Be Glad to Be of Service per away with the manager's wife. Duty Sympathetic

First class in vamping stand tip I Theda Bars is returning to the screen. G. E. FLETCHER Fine line of your favorite L L Washburn Company Navajo Blankets; best in the market. Weiller & Ben- Monument Works Albuquerque's Exclusive Clothiers jamin, 212 West Central avenue. Phone 797-- J. Albuquerque, N. M.

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BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY HAS REUNION STRENGTH-BUILDIN- PRES. VAUCLA1N 41 CENTS HIGH DOCTOR'S WIFE A G VITAMINE-FOO- D

X " "5V t ( v ! 1, b ti Summer's heat often is more strength-sappin- g OF BALDWIN GO. PRICE IN f f v. t w , i 'a ASKS than winter's -- ' f 150,000 cold. The body needs an 10 t K',JW Kg j ' f) 4,5?lMx '$ $ easily absorbed, vitalizing nutrient, ..'t'"'' that places no burden upon digestion but does yield refreshment and . HERE MONDAY CRAVES DK HEBE strength. filing a complaint alleging alien- Average Price at Auction Is ation of affections against 1'. K 38 Total Value of Murray and his wife, .ore ii V. Cents; Murray, Mrs. AdelaiiUj .Murray, wit-o- f is of this oily i . ' Crop $1,000,000; llr. Louis Murray, OF PUREST VITAM COn-LiVF- B on Bidders. yesterday asked daiuayes to the ex Many tent of $50,000. may be taken with strengthening benefit any day. Its abundantly In her Mrs. Murray rich vitamine-nourishin- g TO JOUSNAW complaint, are (SeSCIAI. OtSFAlCH MORNINS charges Mr. and Mrs. Murray, properties exceptionally helpful . to children who ; $ Pvoswell, N. M., July 8. The nut'cmu nf.Flr Mnrr:iv viillt Tnntii!- - or adults are rundown in vitalitv. " " w i , first wool sale of any consequence lous Intent of destroying the affec Scott's Emulsion has rich food-toni-c nci-sel- properties when ap- tions of her husband toward took place hero today I - that and build million She alleges lull her hus- promote growth strength. proximately a halt pounds l,ni! folHn.1 In hw nMVnnls' f'lsiinl Scott's Emulsion was sold by the Bond-Bak- Buy today take it regularly! ations and remarks about her, an) Scott & ti-1- 2 company for the growers. The to) Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. that snortiy nticr tncy came in mis price was 41 cents, received by husband & who had city, six weeks ago, her J. II. Clements Co., became cold and indifferent toward 120 pounds. The lowest price paid her. at today's sale was 85 4 cents, Mrs. were mar- 37 and 38 cents. Pr. and Murray the average being ried 27, 1914. California Hotels, Health There is still a million pounds in July storage and many more clips to be delivered, with small sales TOURISTS HELP SELF and Summer Resorts the wool still made previously and TO GAS AT LOS LUNAS Head Announcements of California's to be sold. the I'nmous Hotels, Health, Bench and Mountain lli-so- and Solve "That The wool clip In Roswell this Outing I'rnhk'rn" 0. Two men drove to a gar- Literature and t'ull In format Ion by or ut year will amount to about $1,000,-00- up IVrltlng lllml, lice Infor age at Los Luna.s early yesterday' niatlon Bureau tit Office of the Morning Journal. Several different firms par- h I ; tank in the buying. ,!v. Ni morning, and pumped their ticipated full of gasoline. The proprietor of the place heard the proceedings A &mtr SAMVETj M. VAITCTAIN, STRIKERS ARE URGED but thought an employe was King Edward Hotel Eastern l''iiiHiii'liT nml Lender of waiting on the men. When he lio will TO ATTEND THEATER AT he Industry. Speak discovered they were thieves, Fifth Near Los Here Tomorrow Night. BELEN FREE0F CHARGE told them to stop, but they Main, Angeles stopped on the stolen gas and dis- Samuel M. Vauclain, president from view. A Room and a Bath for a works (Npeclul Correspondence to Hie Journal.) appeared o the Baldwin Locomotive Helen, N, M July 8. E. C. Dollar and a Half. of Philadelphia, will speak here itnnlv. nronrietor of the Belen tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in theaUr, has made a very liberal of- iiil"liinnil.)wjmni Rates $1.50 to $3.00 on "The Busi- fer to strikers. He has advised the Crystal theater them that his theater is open to ness Outlook." Mr. Vauclain. who tuo Every room a cool outside room m them rtiirinir the duration of is one of the greatest figures strike and insists that they bo his is here Prince of and Princess Mary. Back row: Prince American finance, coming guests. "Their caret win ue meir Mft to right, front row: Queen Mary, Wales, King George with Uie locai extent to Duke of York, Viscount Lascelles. by arrangement pass," ho says, "and the Henry, 1 iinniher of commerce and ine ii'Wfh thev avail themselves hereof I v3 ! ' " "VeT The return of the Prince of British Reported the prince, were not evident when THE Santa Fe railroad. will be their evidence of apprecia royal family. BRYSON between Viscount were photographed WlUhire floulevu l.os Tn connection with the address tion of the feeling mat is written Wales from his world tour waa differences they rd, Angeles treat on the reunior. of Lascelles and his brother-in-la- A 3IODKKN AI'A KT.MKXT HOT Kb vv:ch will general herein." marked by the In Exnlunlve Heslilentlnl ..sinoss conditions a free moving Dlsirict, within easy reach Tliis information was conveyed or business and snapping cemer. show of the famous trip in to one of the strikers. picture 20 a letter 1' the "Prosperity Special" of Maid Service Commissary Garars. over the WINDSTORM DAMAGES locomotives Pennsylvania A COBB ES A BRILLIANT linos. The film which shows much BOY IS HELD ON PLACITA NEAR TAOS EMim scenery in the eastern interesting about CHARGE0F STEALING part of the United States is (Special Correspond nee to The Journal.) an hour long. N. M., 8 A wind DEFY GRAY HAIR Invitations to attend the lecture Lee Rogers was held for the Taos, July of matter what hnir are being extended to the Santa rvmrr vesterday by Justico storm almost tornado propor- NO your aRi?, Rray on a of steal struck small settle- you old. H at 30 or 40 yunr Fe railroad employes and their George Roddy charge tions Placlta, a hair has grayed, "Brownatonc" will be of Cham- from tne or mmiun leagu families, to members the ing money pocitets ment north of Taos. Thursday at y'rnjr greateat boon, "Iirownatone" is of Y. M. C. A. woman's host friend in t!ic "Cnllfoi'iiin'M Vitciiilon Resort." ber of Commerce, to members boys swimming in the 3 o'clock p. m. trees preserving l'iritiirr Tin $10. about Large "loolc of It has restored girlish The wonder of tho 40 the and Kiwanis clubs and r nnl la sntd to have stolen THIS ASSOt yomh." ciiy Southlanrl. Only minutes to Los Angeles. Rotary the to have were blown down, and loaded hay (BY l.Ti:l) IMtKSS.) charm to thousands. Kagy to ws and Cuol (diniato. Offers all reversions and and business people The boy is said by police S tho Asso I'nneth the 1022 home tints gray, faded, streaked or Mjiiiiiu'r Inpludins surf plunge professional a men some racks were overturned. There was Chicago, July (by Williams, quickly etc. Oinantic of the city generally. The lecture been charged witli ciated Wil- Meached hair to any shade of brown or bathing, li.fhing, boalinft, motoring, pleasure piers. Home) Press). Tynis ltaymoml run marvel, is second 'A'ith 2.1. of million-dolla- r will at 8 o'clock. time ago. no done to persons in the is bid for black. Odorless, greasels, will not rub the celebrated Hotel Virginia. Accommodation.! to begin injury Cobb today malting his out his twentieth or wash off. Guaranteed harmless Huit A luncheon honoring Mr. Vau- wake of the storm. of Amer- liams smashed to all classes. Long lieacli is one of tha fastest growing industrial the butting leadership the homer and is trailed by the hair, pralp or rkin. S!d at all dealers centers on be tomorrow of being di- the roast; also a beautiful residential city. Write for liter- clain will given east. He is The weather has been unusually ican league with tho prospects of the 50c and $1.50. Trial bottle mailed at 1 o'clock several era of industry In the of the fit. Walker Philadelphia, for 10c. The Kenton I'harniiirul ature and full information. afternoon by eastern warm here this season, with little giving Ceorge Sisler with 18. has driven rect of local business a director of several Louis club a dPFner.it e Ruth Co., 609 Cop pin Bid a., Covington, Ky. the prominent holds a doctor of rainfall. The valley is at present fight. out 14 and llellmann of Detroit CU.VMRF.K OF COMMERCE men. The affair will take place banks, and ir- Within a week the noted Geor- from the University threatened with a shortage of and Miller of Philadelphia each Long Bench, California at the Country club.' science degree water. gian batted his way from sixth to is one of the lead- - of Pennsylvania. rigating in tho list of leaders have connected with 13. BR0WNAT0NE Mr. Vauclain second place mher batters for fifty or for an average of .381, Just twenty-fou- r leading of a more games: points above his mark .800; Speak- Sable week The Detroit, leader's re- Ileilmann Detroit, Apartments ago. er. .3K6 ; Witt, New markable batting resulted in slash- Cleveland, 1610 Shntto Ptrret, Lot Anceles, out seventeen hits in his last York, .S.'iT; O'XeiU, Cleveland, ,3.'0; Callfnrnln. ing I'.lue, Detroit, :t 5 4 ; Sehang. New Slith Street Cur to tlnlon. Slnilt and seven games, while the best Sisler double Three blocks from in York, .3fn; Killer, Philadelphia, apartments. could do was nine five games. s, Westlnke Park. Phone .::i!l; Hassler, Detroit. .340; Wllshlre t7J0. Sister, however, is entrenched in K. C. WARN AS, Manager. Need the .430. St. Louis. 339, We Must Sell Wc Money the lead with an average of St. Louis Tho include games of Wed- Itogers llornsby, the figures star, with an average of .3!l0, is 23 nesday. of sAys HOTEL MOTOR INN lend ahead of Hank Gowdy JBThrifty Sisler also is clinging to the points "1 FOR THE AUTOMOBILE Uoston, in the National league bat- Si"i" in base stealing with 2", while .3ti" anri TRAVELER Bedroom Furniture ting race. Howdy is hitting Prim giig8. frs roiumutiity kltchan uid with Miller of Chicago third with ftriicUKl. Hi nd cold wtor in tarh wm. .35!). $1 M wrjUwut balJl. - With N extr his St. VhJtU "FINGY" TO MANAGE Horn shy leads Williams, fwin Auto Rs MffTsAuTRAiHsflZ .htrpw fr wo tnn. 2110 Br& Louis rival, in home run hitting by fgrrarly Ktrutiervon Aw., Lcm Anla. Eut at Sacrifice Prices CAMPAIGN Jth St. I'uoiie ItoI 45. at 08 Prises HEARST one, having 21. and is tied with Houthworth of Boston for second with Suite for $97.50 place honors in base stealing 4 $200.00 12. of Pittsburgh continues 54-inc- h Round Table with Chairs Carey to lead this department with 18. SB $150.00 Suite for .$79.50 Other leading batters for fifty or more games; for $49.50 Eig-be- e Daubert, Cincinnati, .355: EUROPEAN PLAN $100.00 Suite for $57.50 Pittsburgh. .356; Smith, St. The Journal is Louis, .350; Johnston, Brooklyn Rales Day: Slnitle. noiible. Hollo-che- r, 100 Rooms!r l.5 3.0 .348; 00-- OA exclusive Resort 34S; Crimes, Chicago. 100 Rooms 2.0(1 8 Chicago, .348; Duncan, :00 Rooms, toilet.. I.iso-s.o- u H.un-i.- .343. 400 Rooms, batlr... 1.50-- IK) 3 00-- VU Medium of New IWEMn CORNER SCITE8. Mexico WHEN IN CHICAGO Single S 0 to 6.00 MEN, Doubls Sf.uu 10 aa.u Jy jy Come and Sec for Yourselves Free Auto Busses Meet All 1 M Th Dr. koreni 1 Electro Body Battery Trams. is the greatest inven- tion tor weakneM and debility t h world ve r UnW known. Nohndrugs, no his is medlelnea, no diet- CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS ing, no unusual de- of sort, tartfe enough mands any alal-4-- lust cease ail dissipa- J tion and this inven ou COLLEGES To seve J tion will do the work, LITERATURE AT FREE INrOBBATlOB y Sum 'it sends a stream of 1 SURCAtl AT OFFICE UF TtllS- nbnafAKCH Sacrifice Prices on vita! llfo into your Small enough . nerves, organs and i blood during the to krvovi'joo! Simmons' Beds Kor the treatment of rheumatism, weak back, nervousness, stomach, liver and i William J. "Fingy" Connors. kidney disorders, It Is Incomparable. Dr. One of the best CUMNOCK SCHOOL $12 Bed for ...,...... -...- 6.95 Lorens's Dry Cell Storage Battery Is a ways 8.95 imsin to trnnA k nominate e batterv. reauirea no charging we can serve you is in $18 Bed for ...... $ will elect him. t with vinegar or aclda, Is 800 per cent now and the people easier applied, give 400 per cent greater an of Bed for $11.93 Con-- i helping you keep Expression $25 So says William J. "Fingy" service and Is sold at a low price without Los Angclca, California William Kandolph added cost for fancy books. accurate account of the Sacrifice Prices on $35 Bed for $17.50 nors, manager of Courses Offered In Summer behool, June 19 July 20, Include ' New A full and fac- Regular " Hearst's campaign lor the booklet with particulars money you spend. Literature, York nomination on tory prices by mall FREB sealed. Literary Interpretation gubernatorial We offer you this ser- g Art and Literary Apprsclatloa the Democratic ticket Lower Publio Stoves and A. Electric Works vice in a Aesthetio Dancln Speaking Ranges trolley fares, cheaper gas and a J. Lorenz Pantomime Vole and Diction milk for fanners are Checking: Account Short-Stor- y Wrltltis; Dramatlo Art meal and action at 60c higher price 2240 Lincoln .'ve. CHICAGO, ILL. Quick quick Hearst's iBsues. . By this method you al- Tutoring In High Eohool and Grads Journalism , on the Dollar. School Suhjerts ways know who and University Credit for Expression Work. Reasonable Boarding Rates In school nnmsj Combination for $60.00 Third. $100 Range why your money is Fnll Term Opens October $80 Combination Range for $49.50 AGED MAN'S BODY IS Write Today for Cataloeus and Msgaslna Edited by Cumnock Students. spent and your surplus HELEN A. BROOKS, A. M., Director, J00 South Vermont Avenue. t $70 Range for ...... $41.50 FOUND IN BASEMENT cash is safe in our $60 Range for ...... $36.00 School The San and The Assoclnted Tress.) bank. Girls' Collaaiate Diego Army (Br 28th. : Des July 8. The Your cancelled check Thirty-firs- t year begins Sept. Navy Academy's ; Moines, la., Accredited. Offers General Col- of J. IT. Johnson, an aged is a that is SI MMKll SESSION Sacrifice Prices on body receipt lege Preparatory. Special courees Annual Summer Session will begin July 1 in tho basement 1. man waa found proof positive of pay- 2 years worn. and end September A happy combine. ot home occupied by Sam cultural. Beautiful Spanish Hon of work and piay with se bath the tional, prao-tloa- ltv therefore Out-do- land 1150 covers here this afternoon by ment, you life reality. Ing and sports. ' Simmons' Chuctoll wn buildings. everv expense. Write Springs and deputies sheriff avoid money disputes. Miss Parsons, and Miss Dcnnen, THOMAS A. Frtsa) police search ot CAPTAIN DAVIS, n entered the house in Pay by Check Principals. f'arlrte Bench. Callforals. ; $6 for $3.75 illicit liquor. Johnson had been Adams Street. Los Angeles, Calif. in Spring with a club, ac- and save more than idl:.i.t,v sitcatkd $9 for $4.75 beaten to death Spring cording to the police. you ever did by pro- LOS ANGET.ES militart academt LOS ANGELES $12 Spring for ,...... $6.75 On entering tho house, the po- Loa Aoceles. CIU. were arouHed miscuous spending. Delightfully situated on Huntington ...... licemen's suspicions Stu- for ... ff J7ttl $18 .v. .$8.75 mop-pin- near year. Spring when caught Chuctoll Drive, Pasadena, for . they be blood dents admitted at any tlma. Highest $21 Spring ...... $12.75 up what appeared to standards In Scholarship, Military ELLIOTT stains. A searcn reveaieu uv. lo Training and General culture, n oro. V gons' body In the basement, part- AS YOU LIKE IT Complete equipment. Ideal Summer rubbish. Training at Mountain ana oesta ly covered by If desired. iu,, SCHOOL Chuetoll is beinp hold by the Tutoring Johnson Is the bread we bake. It pleases t'uone aivii. police for investigation. whole Our bread, bis- BICHARD K. BAlLEV,Presldent. FOR GIRLS been a civil war the family K?itire IF is said to havo cuits, pies and cakes are made Open the Year. High veteran. with care by expert bakers. They WbOLMAN HALL and Dry Cool Summer Sea Breezes. Summer Session 5th CIvS are cheaper and better than you July RADIO FOK AVTO TKl can bake yourself. We can sell to August mill. Where your 8. Officials of a For ten younff children. Superior St. Louis, July cheaper because wo1 bake in large care and training. Individual in- Daughter will have real horns en- local whoiesalo drug company yes- De- ' of quantities. State struction. Open all ih ypar. vironment. terday announoed inauguration location. 381 E WashlnB- - Educational a system whereby their salesmen lightful Superior would canvass their territories In PIONEER BAKERY ton, PASADENA. CAMFOItNIA. Advantages automobile trucks equipped with Trust & tW South Second Street. Character Building ' can receive up to Savings radio, bo they 207 South First Street. If you in the minute price changes each day. anticipate summering a Kaffirs halilttmlly Binoke clears Southern California write no The trucks will carry complete Bank ends in for new booklet. Martha Coltlns line of with the lighted thoir samples. mouths and their tongues adroitly Weaver, M. A.. Principal. Tela Albuquerque Foundry Albuquerque, N. M. tucked out of harm's way. phone 72326. v'S' American Furniture Co. Fine line of your favorite Works in and Machine Navajo Blankets; best Engineers rounders Machinists. MCMBCR . 223 South Second Strret Ben- - FtOCWAL'REStPVt the market. Weiller & Alum Castings In Iron, Brass, Bronze, SY.STCM iamin. 212 Wcat Central Inuin. . Etectrta Motors. Oil Engines. TELL IT THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED Pumps and Irrigation. avenue. Mori j and Office Aibuu.ueru.ue. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL July 9, 1922,

LIVESTOCK "ST ( 1 THE MARKETS Chicago. itfgrasdl Am Chicago, July 8 (U. S. Bureau of MMmd Markets). Cattle Receipts 500. 25c to (IIj The Associated Press.) Compared with week ago, FOR SALE Ranches WANTED Salesmen 35c higher, choice and HBPf strictly MILKS new prime advancing least; spots on bOK tsALE A mall ranch. three-runh- il per gallon made with FOR KENT Furnished apartment. 808 FINANCIAL cows mile welt of brldtre: modern hnuae. A. patented gasoline Vaporizer. Write for South Third. lower grades up more; fat J. Jumfi. particulars. Wtransky Vaporiser Co., and heifers 25c :'. I). FOR RENT Furnished apartments. 610 mostly higher; ROBERTS-TUR- I'tikwana. can-ne- EH company, 21 West Iron. Wall Street. lower grades si rone to 15c up; 8Vesi LIVE WIRE, ufed 80 to 60, with car, Gold, have established a special land FOR RENT Cool, desirable New Tork. 8. Selling for and cutters about steady; department. general trade, New Mexico; $7,500 apartment; July 50c veal calves possible. Glllett Bdults,notlck. 81SWest Roma. bulls mostly higher; "We yearly Importing Co., both accounts during today's short Fult SALE have n.me splendid 4'.n)) Euclid. Cleveland, Ohio. FOR RENT Three rooms aTicTbathT 401 75c higher; stockers and feeders In active propositions uburban and two" South 1IU4-J- ; but I'.nck market session Roberts-Turne- WANTED One or Seventh, phone close In. practically the same. Week's top acres. r Cnmpa n y, experienced tvas on bulk hout salesmen, either sex, to FOR RENT Two furnished rooms with largely inspired by overnight beef steers, $10.30; week's FOR bA LIS 3,:i00-a.'i- e east- in sell our 1727-- J. at- iT beef cows take orders and products; good private balh; very cool. Phone advices which directed renewed beef steers, $8.75 9.90; ern part of stute, lit) ir nrk cattle. Ad- commisFton. 1 to 4 416 df Apply p. m, ONE SMALL and one furnished tention to the more critical condi- and heifers, $5.25 7.50; canners dress Mutton's Store, sfltrai delivery, West ',oId. larKe $2.90 3.75 ; veal iiiquerque, phone 241ft-,- ; 2. apartment, with hot water. 1216 West tions In and cutters, SELL the original Wutklns products. Roma. continental Europe. desirable stock-cr- s FOR SALE e calves, $8.50?f'9.25; farm, good t3ood city territory still open. Get our FOR RENT Furnished Rails forfeited the better part of $6.00 ffr 7.00. house, barn, sheds, silo and milk hoime. offVr and free apartment and and feeders, wonderful samples. Write garage. Call Isao-R- , after re- mid-wee- k Market Ideal dairy farm; on main ditch. Phone J. It. Watklns Co., Wi- 6:30; their advances, pressure Hogs Receipts 5,000. 2407-R- today. Dept. 78, duced rates. to 10c on all grades, or write box 40fi. Albuquerque. nona, Minn. being especially marked against strong higher "tli7rt7-tw- o FOR RENT Three room and more. $11.00; bulk CH SALE RaiTclof acres". WELL rilled corporation wants sleeping LonisvillH & Nashville and several spots up Top, twenty-tw- o acres of It ranch- capable porch; private bath. 315 West Granite, 11 .00: hold- alfalfa; mnn for prrmanent well paid position 1701-- of the coalers and good butchers, $10.50 man's house, bams for storing alfalfa, phone grangers, over to 25c xMlim? established repeating specialty. Fo"R' at extreme declines of moderate; pigs strong and complete farm equipment. Santiago Writf The Colorcraft Co., 1646 W. 70, KENT Apartment rurulslmu1 ; no one to five higher mostly $9.50ifi)10.00; pack- Garcia, Ranchos de Albuquerque. Ohio. children; no sick; '22.60. 621 iouth points. sows $S.75(T;9.40; High, phone 1137-- Domestic oils were heavy ing mostly heavy FORSALEORTRADE Five"acres in MAKE 30u to $500 per month distribut- iff FYultvale. near FOR RENT four-roo- throughout and attempts to revive weight, $10.50 10.80; medium, ,aved road; fine grape ing Speedoline; easy, permanent work; Modern three and de- $10'7011.00: light, $10.90(8)11.00; or chicken ranch; easy terms to riht exclusive territory; automobile free. apartments, with bath; furnished. that group under cover of a Phone or room 15. First 314 West Coal. for were unavail- light lights, lin.105T10.J0; packing party 693, apply Write for particulars. Speedollne Co., mand Mexicans iff National bank, or lirti) South Walter. 74, Pom sub- sows, smooth, $9.00 9.65; packing Dept. Dal'ns. Texas. RENT Two furmshea rooms, for ing, final quotations showing FOR SALE HiKhly twenty-five- - ' no killing Improved J I L V. A KG L'ST, fiE PTE MB F. R C, light housekeeping; adults; sick. stantial losses. sows, rough, $8.50a9.00; acre suburban excellent iat 724 South Second. - fff ranch; months for play-stil- ts $9.25 10.15. ; big selling "Cutee" Independent steels were buoyed pigs, dairy proposition twelve acres alfalfa, and overalls. General FOR RENT Furnished 7.000, Mostly balance small - Thousands of stores buy apartment for for a time on intimations that a'l Sheep Receipts tru'- dollars eaiMrly, - light housekeeping; also three unfur- - in must be sren to be ap- duplicate weekly. Write quick, difficulties had been direct. Market steady. Compared improvements; tmmtlls fTOt, Cincinnati, Ohio. nisnea rooms. 61S South Arno. "merger" preciated. Roberta-Turne- r Company. overcome, but these issues reacted with week ago: Fat lambs, heavy TAII.OKING wanted Must FOR RENT and 60c to FOR SALE SU Im- agents be big Apartmenta houses, on small offer- and medium weights fully Farm, acres, highly We have snappy and furnished or not. Phone 162J-- J. later comparatively h mile and producers. fall ship- 75c higher, spots $1 up; light proved dopot winter Swutch line fit prices can't A. Hammond, 824 East Silver. ings. Coppers, equipments, church, one-ha- mile grade school, two help and feeders but ecII made). Write for aam-ptc- FOR RENT pings and popular miscellaneous sheep, yearlings mostly m.ilcs high school, stato university. (union Furnished modern outside l 25c Week's I.peris Woolen Mills, Chicago. issues were included in the gem-ra- higher. top fat lambs, Southern Methodist npembiy; good roads,' apartment; private bath. Averlll Until ride in it Post-offic- e 208 14 North Second. yourself, recessions at the heavy t3 w?9) $14.00; fat ewes $7.50; week's bulk rural route, telephone, Address SAI.ESMK.V wanted for all points In New Apartments, you fat $ 1 3.00 13.75; ewes, Jiox 180. FayettevMte, Ark. Mexico to sell the Saving, Investment FOR RENT Furnished front close. Sales amounted to 385,000 lambs, of apartment, 7.00. A and Loan Contracts the Commonwealth three rooma and bath. 216 '.4 $5,506 RANCH good one. for sale; all kinds 110 private cannot realize of cows, Housing Trust, South Third, Albu- North Second, Alhuntlernue Hotel. you possibly Again, the rate on fruit, alfalfa, Implements, N. M. Money-makin- g excepting house, querque, proposi- FOR RENT Three rooms ex- Kansas horses, garage, barn, tion. If Interested write at once. and bath. London, all allied foreign City. twenty-tw- o acres close In, Old Town furnished, 1.12.60. 603 South how remarkable the Max- Ger- 8 Bu- de' First good changes were lower, while the Kansas City, July (U. S, Boulevard; must be sold on account of BROW N Nlfmii 'Ts6.75 first week street, lnqulie Savoy Hotel Office. level of reau 2417-K- or st'iiiiifr wonderful Business Stimu- man mark fell to a new of Agricultural Economics). health. Phi ne owner, 84S; Key FOR RENT Two nice, clean rooms and at a fraction under Cattle Receipts 800. For week: postoff:ce box 192, Old Albuquerque, N. lators. Dudley made $56.25 first day. furnished well is in its depreciation M Sells In dull sleeping porch, for light riding qualities. a slightly Reef steers and calves 25c to 60c bctlcr times. Commissions 321 South .018, rallying to point weekly, also open stock aluminum, housekeeping, Walter, phone .019 before close of the beef steers, $10.00; RANCH of four acred, entirely fenced paid 1070-- above the higher. Top three-fourt- ware, Old estab with five-fo- wire, enanichvare, crockery. she stock 25c bulk poultry FOR RENT Two rooms, Cord non-ski- front market. mostly higher; west of Barelns lished house. Tyler Manufacturing Co., completely tur. tires, and rear; disc steel wheels, demount- mile bridge; t. Mo. electrlo and Confirmation of recent reports yearling heifers, $9.25. Louis. nlshed, lights water, us. able at rim and drum Aiemite lubri- house, three screened porches; 1601 East Central. at 410 North it hub: type lampt; British government is pre- 800. Market In new SAI.F.S.MKN If could offer a Apply that the Hogs Receipts water house, garage and chicken you busi Sixth. cation; motor driven eleefde horn; to pay interest on hst war fairly active to packers, strong to houses; full blooded chickens and tur- ness m:ir pencils with his unusually long springs. paring FOR RENT Three-roo- Prices F. O. B. obligations to this country was 5c higher. Bulk good and choice keys; also furnltvre, terms. Call owner. ad Imprinted in gold, In quantities as Detroit, revenue tax to be added: Tour- 250-pou- ?1fl-.T- small as a he apartment with shower bath found in the arrival of gold bars ISO to weight mixed single gross, cheaper than adjoining; ing Car, $885; Roadster, 885i Coupe, $13S5i Sedan, I14SS to buys his ordinary pencils, so he could also disappearing bed. Apply 600 East to about $2,500,000 loads, $10.60(0)10.70; no choice vv AN! fcD Miscellaneous use them himself or as an Coal. amounting account. bulk of advertising be applied to that lights offered; top, $10.70; novelty, wouldn't you think you had a FOit RENT Two-roo- rumlshed apart- of the clear- $10. 70. WANTED To buy some shouts, phone real live The weekly returns sales, 4010. 1407-- proposition? Easy sales, big ment; hot and cold water, lights and ing house banks were favorable In Slicop Receipts none. For week: commissions. Mr. Unbbs, sales manager. phone paid; rent reasonable. 431 another reduc- Lambs $1 Part WANTED Ton truck. Address e nimvh street. New York City. Sotnh Broadway. that they disclosed generally higher. box 141. tion of actual loans and discounts, deck, $13.65; practical top, $13.50; SAl.H s.MAN WANTKD For the famous FOR RENT Three-ruu- a total contraction of about sheep 50c to 75c top ewes. WANTED Second-han- furniture of all Murphy line of art calendars, greetings apartment; modern; hot and cold making higher; kinds. Phone 944-- and mnilini? service for advertising. water. 611 South Arno. 116 WCOD MOTOR in the past fortnight. $7.00. a Inquire COMPANY $153,000,000 CEMENT CONTRACTORS Ca volt and Kvery husiness prospect. Real business West Silver, phone 678. The cash gain of $21,000,000 was opening in New Mexico. Field covered of ex- Pedro. 603 South Seventh. list FOR RENT One lirga and one email accompanied by an increase Denver. twenty jc.irs. Prospect furnished. furnished for DISTRIBUTORS $38,000,000. WANTED Washing and ironing, by day Must be rt'llnble, a tireless worker and apartment, completely cess reserves to almost Denver. 8. Re- 17o:i-,T- . 2 b July 'Cattle or by the dor.en. Phone Rive entire time to the work. Will housekeeping. Crane Apartments. 600. Market give North Seventh, phaau 314. 414 West Copper. Phone 854-- J Closing prices: 45 ceipts unchanged. WANTED Money iu loan on good first pertnnnent commission contract te) the ierican Beet Sugar Beef steers, $7.00 iff 9.25; cows and mortgages. McM.'Illon A Wood. mnn who can qualify. Yearly earnings LINCOLN APARTMENTS, newly fur- Can J- $ 4.75 (if 8.1 5 ; oon D. nished, two and three-roo- American heifers calves. $8.00 SEVERAL LOANri wanted on poort real and up. Write The Tho. apartments, American Pmeltins & Refg.. Bft,i m 11.00; bulls, $2. SOW 4.50; stock- Murphv company. Red Oak. Iowa. hot and cold water; cool and close In. 40 estate security. Real Estate Exchange, 313 go u I h on e 914-- American Sumatra Tobacco.. ers and feeders, $5.25 fl) 11.00. 413 West Copper. SALLSMKN' We require services of high hThlrd,p 1204 ral Ive In state. FOR RENT Three large, cool rooms and American Tel. & Tel 900. Market "e HAVE-seve- e first mort- pratlc sn'cs leprpsentat your Sheep Receipts He glaased sleeping porch, bath Zinc J i& loans. Who wants them 7 Mc- must have Initiative, strong person adjoining, American unchanged. Kwes, $5.25 6.35; gage and be nicely furnished for housekeeping, neat -tt $1 0.75 13.25. Millan A Woo. ality, elenn record, financially Anaconda Copper spring laml responsible. We require no Investment, and clean; desirable summer location. Atchison TRANSFER and scaven; ww It ih iv, hut our proposition is strictly commis- 616 West Coal. Baltimore Ohio St. reasonable rates. E. A CnCfUh, 72 sion. Our device is sold to garages and FOR RENT Fu nisl.ed apartments, con 76 Joseph. East Iron, 1P70-- Tint hi oh em Steel "B St. 8 S. Bureau phone service stations and lists for J400. Every venient to sanatorlums; four rooms. . 28 y, Joseph, July (P. WALL J A PER and Kalaomlne cleaned, call a as we have no competi- glasscd-l- n jj.a8 Butte & Superior of 5,- - prospect, sleeping porches, 8U; (n . 62 ?4 .Markets). Hogs Receipts floors and woodwork oiled; sure; clean tion. A hnrd worker can easily earn Central rir Ilia. Call 131 Bast Central, California Petroleum 300. Market and I. . A .139Vi active; good light John Goodson, phone 7,r,on yearly. To secure Interview write or see Mc.Vlllllon Wood, shone II8. 1 JL Canadian Tacific medium to 10c first let- . 37 strong higher than MAX BARGAIN STORE, at 316 South full details regarding yourself FOlt RENT and JL M. 40 July August, nicely Central Leather heavies and ter. II. Bennett. Ceneral Manager, four-roo- . B8 yesterday's average; First, will pay the highest prices fr rumlshed modern apartment. & Ohio second-han- West street. Columbus, Oltlo. Chesapeake 27 mixed grades steady. Bulk 170 to your d clothing, shoes and Clay oak floors, newly decorated, & . Ti e. large porches, Mil. St. Paul... 230-pou- furnltt-- 8HS. FU mm 'i'iIIMsS II Chicago. . 29 'A weights, $1 0.65 0 10.80; Phne rine shade, excellent location neur 111 nrp Chino Copper sows took WANTED Ice cream tables and chairs, FOR SALE Rouses park. 4il West Marble, phone & .. 3l" packing strong; shippers Colorado Fuel Iron.... about 1,200; average cost yester also small cash register and floor show SALE house, fur . 73 must be in condition. Ad- Fult partly Crucible Steel bulk of case; good .ot south FOlt RENT Four-roo- . Usi day, rio.ir,; top, $10.80; dress care Journal, nished, Hign. apartment, Cane Five-roo- front and back Cuba Sugar i sales, $10.30 10.75. SA i.E mod porch, heat and hot . U'.-- WANTED Violin In- Fult bungalow, or Erie Cattle 200. Compared students, private ern, 10";( west Marqueue. water, fireplace: furnished, unfurnish CITY DELIVERY OF THE JOURNAL . 79 Receipts struction; rates reasonable. Start your ed; no sick. Corner Tenth and Sliver, Jreat Northern pfd with Best beef ' SALE House lot. . 41 week ago: steers, child now. Phone 1777 J, between J Fun and Call after phone 1.00-w- , or 1700. Copper 6:10 m. 601 C.rnna. CCOUNTING Inspiration . yearlings. sh stock and bulls 25c and 2 p. m., and d to r p. m. J. 8. p East 73 TO LET 111 Los E- , Every paper for subscribers In the ot Mer. Marine pfd to 50c Penrre. SA LE Two-roo- two When Angeles, stop at AUDITING, INCOM- city Albuquerque Int. . higher; others and calves Fult col'ngo, should be delivered not than 7:00 a. m. Kenneeott Copper nr,.i Week's bulk Hatton's Store, phono 241&-J- exclusive Prlnco Rupe't Apartments. TAX FINANCIAL later weekdays and .130 steady. closing prices RUG CLEANERS pnrcbis. Beautifully furnished singles and doubles 8 a. in. Louisville & Nashville (Ti 9x13 26. four- - rATEMENT" Sundays. .1614 beef steers, $3.00 10.00; yearlings, Rugs Cleaned II ?;fi0 CASH. Rent for balance buye at reasonable prlceH. Located close In; Mexican petroleum beef cows, $0,00(3) MATTRESSES renovated, $3 60 and up; m almost new modern home. Phone In the Westlake Park corner . 29 V $8.259.80; . district, If any subscriber falls to receive his paper properly a Miami Copper furniture repaired and racked, Ervln tr.S2-j- and Wltmer. CHARLES ZANC - . 2 2 6.50; canners and cutters, $2.50 . 20.1S-.- Ingraham call before 9:30 will a new Co.. or Three-roo- - phone bring paper Ty Missouri Pacific ' 5.25; $7.50, Bedding phones FOR SALE modern furnlsh- SUCCESSOR TO . 71 calves, WANTED - Kodak I..00 WASHINGTON APARTMENTS 1002 MESSENGER Montana Power 700. Careful finishing d house; giuane. lot. one . 94 Sheep Receipts Today's Tw'ce service. satis- 10 1306 South Arno, West Central; location of the WILLIAMS New Tork Central i dally Remember, down, per month. of &ZANC . 76 la receipts filling steady. Fat lambs, faction guaranteed. Rend your finishing "beauty spots" Albuquerque; every PHONES 13 or 68 Pacific FOR SALE Threo fine homes, East Cen apartment has private bath, electrlo range PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Northern . 44 $13.50; culls, $7.00; ewes, $6.00 to a reliable, established firm. Hanna tral, East Silver and University and all modern conveniences. Phone bd. PHONE Pennsylvania 6.25. Compared with week ago: & Hanna, Master Photographers. 824 6 MEIIMI BI OS, . . 16& Heights. J. A. Hammond. East Silver. J. D. EAK1N. rot-- Consolidated Copper. Bulk fat $12.75W proprietor. ALBUQUERQUE Bay . 73 prices lamhs, ORCHJESjRa AND BAND FUT. SALE Four-roo- and bath, frame. Reading 13.50; culls, $6.50(f(:7.00; and SCHOOL THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY r. UU lVftrt KtPPl . 70 light close In highlands. $2,600; easy terms. Journal Want Ads Bring ItcsuHs. handy weight fat ewes, $8.00 (n? IF YOU have an orchestra or band In- Room 15. First National Bank building. Sinclair Oil & Refining 32;, strument and wish to learn to play u 6.25; heavies, $4.50; culls. $1.50 Full SALE By ownei, suburban home. Southern Pacific 3.00. correctly and receive class instruction 24 b four rooms and sleeping porch, city Southern Railway In sight reading, musical srithmatlc, fruit arbor. Pou scales, chords, trans- water, trees, grape ....131 time, tone, tempo, ltries DUX CITJ. Studebaker Corporation posing and ensemble playing. Join our Texas Company PRODUCE school now. Fred K. Ellis, phone 302-- FOR SALE Or trude for good improved Tobacco Products ranch, one nine-roo- residence, one 7',4 Address Union Pacific WANTED--Agen- residence; highlands. Chicago Produce. ts J. O. M., care of Journal. United States Steel 8. 84 Chicago, July Butter and WATEUPKOOK kitcln-- aprons, shopping FOR SALE New house, three r.oms, In- Copper li- Utah eggs, no session. bajrs; hlKhest Krnilft; prices reduced. closed porch, built-i- n features, furnli Poultry Alive, lower. Fowls, Pon-To- n 211 Soulh Broadway, St. Louis, ed. South High, close to new school, i Foreign Kxelinnge. Missouri. Sur.O takes It. Phono owner, 1IH4-- 8. Koreign ex- 23 'ic; broilers, 36 C 35c; roosters mm New York. July IN .25 YKAKS mod- Great Britain 14 Vic r'AHTKST 50c SKU.KIt FOlt SALE Beautifully furnished change irregular. Potatoes Barrel stock strong, Wonderful new Invention. N'nthlnff else ern home, highlands, on car line, demand, $4.44 cables. 14 like It. Asents "clennlnir up" J:o a day. $1,000; JJ.OOO cash, balance like rent; 2 Vs. trade holding off. Receipts 111. ' sixty-da- y on banks, $4.4 Springfield, from owner. Address H. H., care Journal. bills cars. Total U. S. 855 Manager,oxjlS, demand, 7.84; cables, shipments, AGENTS -- Wimderfui seller; 3Cc profit SAUliFtVB SALE Must go this week. France cars. Eastern shore stave on 7.84 demand, 4.42; cables Virginia every dollar sales. Deliver spot, new four-roo- house, lights and water, Italy barrels Irish Cobblers, operators f.lcenue free Mis- In for 4 Belgium demand, 7.48; unnecessary. Sample house bac'.t; all $1,650 4.2. $5.25 for no sion. 8, 2328 W. Pico. Loi Ange- . E. Gonce, 116 West cables 7.48 Vi. Germany demand, asking leading brand; Factory ash. J. Silver, phone Holland de- sales reported. Sacked stock de- les.. Calif. 477. cables, .18. mand firm. Kansas LADIES Do your own hemstitching and SALE New adobe house 18;' 38.83; cables, 38.88. Nor- good, market Fult mand, sacked Ohios No. 1, mostly plcotlng; attachment fits any machine. with sleeping porch, front porch, plas- demand. 16.55. Sweden F.arly hand embroiderer. on way $2.50 cwt. 2.50; buttonhole, JS; tered white Iniiilo and out; corner lot; 25.80. Denmark demand. 12.50. Agents wanted. E. Stephenson. $1,350, cash. 19.10. city water; price Inqilre 21.25. Switzerland demand, Produce. 2s Qulncy, rhlcago 1S24 North Seventh. 15.68. Greece de- Kansas City CANVASSEItS women, make over o.i Spain demand, Kansas 8. but- Men, Fult SALE New r.'.mea by owner; 2.83. Poland demand. .02; City, July Eggs, 200 per cent. New. exceptionally, 824 West Oold; one mand, home four-roo- 210 Cr.echo-Slovak- 2.07. Ar- ter and poultry unchanged. useful necessnry article; every buys 110 North Maple; one ia demand, 303 demand. 35.87. Brazil de- several. Pocket sample. "Factory," North Maple; term Call 121 west Blf gentine York Cotton. I'lne, F.llsahethport, N. J. for. 1949-M- . 13.87. Montreal, New phone mand, 98. New York, 8. Cotton fu- AOF.NTS WANTKD To advertise oor FOR SALE OR RENT By owner, July free to neat and Bonds. tures closed steady. July, $22.48; goods and distribute samples furnished house, clean; Liberty Oct., $22.45; $22.25; Jan., consumer; 90c per hour, write tor tuii water and electric lights, chicken house, Nrw York, July 8. Liberty Pec, partirulars. American Products Co., and wood shed. 1306 Virginia boulevard. March. $21.83. 1660-- bonds closed: S',48. $100.24; first $21.97; (1224 American Ulrtg., Cincinnati, unw Call at 1028 North Sixth, phone Spot cotton Quiet. Middling, m- Well-bui- 4s, $100.36; second 4s, $100.10; " FOR SALE by practical Mt a i'o emrinu- - second 41is. $22.75. FOR RENT Storeroo- builder, $675 cash, or best offer, buys n O'P-n,- and glassed-l- porch. $100.10'; third 4Hs,' $100.18; fourth KOU Kl.N Huihllhg at 412 IVeil sleeping - New York Mctnls. tnr Inatilre H. B Electrlo and city waler, The best la . 4 $lUU.2o; lcun y ,itli,hl. ffrne 1822 lis, New York, 8. The copper First Bank and town for healthseekcrs. Palmer, July Sherman, at Pavings South 1768-- market lias been generally steady Trunt PnmpBiiv. phone a. High phone five-roo- bun GRAIN during the past week with today's KENT Store room and cellar. 2j FOR SALE By owner, FOll modern except heat, two and quotations ranging from 13TsC to by 60 feet, the rear of 109 South First, galow, delivered. accessible from Second street. one-ha- blocks from Robinson park; lawn, Hoard of Trade. 14c for electrolytic by alley trees and flowers; east front; terms. Clilcnpo Iron was firm. Oold and Central avenues. Fred Lutny, Phone Chicago, July 8. Effects of the at Citizens National bank. Strictly American neighborhood. were appar- - Foreign bar silver, TlVse. 1713-- eltiiation In Germany Mexican dollars. WILL arrange to suit tenant a 25il00 suuu r, B4c. font brick building; good condition; eni in ine - WANTED Position here and values were opposite Santa Fa shops- reaaonabte .ket today A At tho fhsh- - KANSAS EDITOR WILL terms. Bee or write tieyman, i WANTED Washing. Phone 1304. lower an aruuim. V. M. 1 c to with N rth First, Albuoueroue WTANTED wheat was down 2e, N MEX. Housework by the day. Phont n LOCATE NEW . V 1646. A 10 i.m-- " Full and July corn was. SALE Furniture Stop $1.10 to EXPERIENCED stenographer wants po- "sisftt ber $1.10: Tb 1857-- unm' V'ar4sUsr off to oats showed a net (Spfclal Correspondenre t Journal.) FURNITUKEiEPATlfiN sition. Phone He 2c. i ns Truces. N. M.. 8. John Phone 613-- or 2035-- Ervln loss of 1HC to and provisions July Ing. WANTED Work by the hour. Phone R. Kird. and o Bedding Company. 1343-- B:S0 p. m. It! tolcE5c lower. editor publisher after Then You on ranged 12c News at Ellis, FOR BALE A line of high-grad- e Step September the Ellis County complete WANTED Girl wants position In gen- At the Inside figures st 2 the close Kar.s., one of the lorc-mo- used furniture; also new eral housework. Call 686. wheat showed ',4c under formerly and Simmons beds. 3 L'5 X7HAT kind of a do amount of momentum. But the pick- with rather instructors in the Kansas Ag- South GENERAL REPAIR WORKS response you of the previous day First. 613-- o. - ricultural writes to the REPAIR anything. ask for W. F. " uunnu-- - college, Din-ln- Does the motor take all from a dead stop, stiff grades, and nersisienL commerce he FOR SALE Used furniture: ( HOUSE floor get? up on the way down. Exporters chamber of here that table, 111.75; chairs, bed. cleaning, waxing, lawn Ins ex tl.75; work. Call J. W, Lowe, 1430-R- , were after wheat in the fouthwest is coming to New Mexico for an 19.00; single bed, spring mnttress, $18.75; phone you give it or is there a noticeable slow- long distance traveling bring out the from the whea tended stay. chiffonier, tin. 00; Ivory dressing table, WANTED Experienced stenographer " Crop reports spring part-tim- e favorable and Mr. Dird passed through 118. 50; mahogany rocker, is GO; trlcker wants substitute or work. ness in pick-up- ? Of course the fine qualities in a perfectly balanced territory continued recently leath- Phone 1830-.- your of grain to a siege of the flu and pneumonia chair, tit. 00; wicker rocker, $5.75; country offerings sec-tlo- er rocker. $7.60, Call at American WANTED Will take care of in Conoco. except in and is to the southwest to Z23 baby my latter may be due to the motor or gasoline light, s coming Company, South Second. home; reasonable. Address D car where banks have been press-in- recuperate. He will divide his Journal, notes. next clutch but more often it is a symptom producers to pay up . time during the eight months PERSONAL WANTED Position as nurse and conv All gasoline isn't balanced. It takes oats were under prei-- between and Las to Com and Albuquerque Ei'ILEPTlCS Would you care to learn panlnn; willing go anywhere; best of of The motor even with wheat. 1130-- faulty gasoline. time and to ..,noViv d uces, where he has a number of about new rational treatment for Im- city references. Miss Baker, phone experience, money make it Welther condition gen erally were residents of Kan- 60() North Second. ot friends, formerly mediate relief of epilepsy. Positively under perfect conditions cannot deliver SO. "Conoco" corn and the bum sas, among them being Dr. It. L. stopping all seizures from first day's use. WANTED Position by shoe salesman; But always has stood were optimistic, of New Mex- Information free. "Specialist," Drawer have had twenty-fiv- e years' experi- thTprivate reports re- Kent, president the ence any more power than you put into it. the section that ico of and Me- Lander. Wvo. and know the trade; can furnish for the best gasoline procurable and it from College Agriculture A- -l references. Address D. A., care ceived rain of late. chanic Arts: Clarence J. Smith, WANTKD HOME Two bright, Binart. in- eas er w th tome telligent ftlrln of 9 nnd 10 yoan of age, Anything worthy of the name of "gaso- always will. For complete satisfaction, Provisions were supervisor of manual in Spanish-speakin- g r, ... training for adoption; father dead; want to place WANTED enog-nph-e- in eymen Dona Ana and N. M. s' Ottered liquidation county, Smith, them in good homea or home, where they with several yea-- experience, line" will carry you along at a fair rate standardize on Conoco this season. And lard. What support tnere w premier corn grower In this will be treated a children of family; desires position In bank or law office. July shorts. - . oBtlv from local muit do bo at once; am not able to tup- Wil' go out of town, AdlreM Strno,, cars the car certain use the motor oil. N. after has developed a Polarine, perfect Vaoslns prices: port th m. Add res (i for information, or Journal, Albuquerque, M. i Wheat J"11-11- S6P ' date to iee them, Maude Holler, genera WANTED Ranches delivery. Albuquerque. N. M. i MONEY TO LOAN 11.10; Dec, i.i7. THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY .Corn-Ju- ly. 61c; Sept., 4c, WANTED To hear from owner of good toONEK 'ju LOAN On watches, ranch for sale: state cash price, full DRESSMAKING guns and everything veluaol DOat.-Ju- S7c; D. F. Mr. (A Colorado Corporation) lV. S4V.C; Sept.. particulars. Bush, Minneapolis HEMSTlTCHlNll pleating. Williams' P Marcus, 818 South First. ' Minn. t08 Pouth 777-- V flroedns), ph. MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches Albuquerque Denver - Pueblo Boise W Ce&ra-Ju- ..$11.00. WANTED Farm If you have a good FIRST-CLAS- dressmaking, work guar- and good Juwelry; liberal, reliable, con- ly, $10.": Mullable for 17;ll-- Butte Great Falls Salt Lake $10-60- $10.65. farm for aale, general anteed. 820 West Lend, phone fidential. Gottlieb Jewelry Co., 105 N. 1st City Cheyenne Bibs July, : Sept.. and stock write me at J If, farming raising, W'A.NTKO MONEY TO LOAN on close-I- n prop-erl- once and Sewing, 2c hour; satisfaction city with description price. John 811 South first McMllllon A Grain. D. Arkansas. guaranteed. Harvard, phono nortgages. Omnha Baker, DeQueen, 24O0-H- Wood, 206 West Gold, Insurance, real Omaha, July -- estate. No. 2 Wh?ln FOR SALE Rent Estate PLEAT1.NO, accordion, side and bo; 2 mall orders. N. Crane, SI 6 North LOAN'S, secured by monthly savings, LIMB h"oVn-- No. C fifty-fo- OAS No. 8 white. SA LE On lot on 65c; FOlt good Seventh. Crane Apartmenls, phone 814. Accumulate with the Commonwealth Reg. O. 8. Pst Off. East Silver, near Highland park, on Housing Trust and obtain a loan at 1 white. easy terms, i. A. Hammond. 824 Kast per annum. Tou ars Invited to Investi- Conoco, tht balanced Gasoline, mor than mult WOado.C 4ittc silver. WELL CONTRACTOR gate. Call on or address Commonwealth th U. S. Navy ipeclficaiioni for motor gasoline. Grain. FOlt SALE OK TItADE Fur aula lot on WlTl".Ls"ijluULUirlven ami Housing Tru't, 116 South TIMrd, Albu- ' City Cash ,T. Kansan Norttr Sovejith; auto must be In good pumps, tanks, towers, F. Wolklng, querque, N. M. Kansas 40- - condlllun. l'hone 371. Address 824 South 423 West Marble, phone 14S2-- 2 wj Wheat No. hard. Hecond, FOR RENT Miscellaneous K'n 9 red $1. 11. FOR RENT Office Rooms 021. B8 FOR KENT 1'iano, excellent couUttion, 3 058t&e; WANTED Real 1SII4-.- 1 'Corn-- No white. Estate FOR KENT Two office looms nvcr Phone 2 No. yellow, 62c. if YOU have tux.i)H property tur 30 per month; light, lOR HUNT Nice f garage, Hay rralrlo, $13.0014.00. Hit It with McMiJMon Wood. heat and , star. water ana nguis. is una. July 9, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAC SAVE MUST SELL $50,00 WORTH OF Owner Moved to Denver "A REAL HOME" -I- NSURANCE- By taking year lease on fine new $20,000 KOLUMN Five-roo- m house, bath, 2 porches INCOME PKOPFHTX DISCOUNT K1NGSBURTS Constructed of brick, 5 10' modern apartment in PARKVIEW APPLES Well arranged, redecorated, $5,000. press We find in checking over our in- for Sale, and glassod-l- n COURT, at $00 per month, both exterior and interior. Walks, Eight-roo- m large rooms, INSURANCE accounts that CM two very desirable ensl five-roo- brick and frame; heat, hot and cold water. Will be harvesto.d from a Brand new frame size lots. to sleeping porch, oak floors, built is of in cluding with oak vines, full Priced is nicely furnished; three there an abundance prop- front lots University Heights Ask to see them, and reserve one orchard v.ithin fivo mi!e and stucco house sell. in features, fire place, hot erty that we do not have any terms i wanted. base- porches, bath, sidewalks, trees, water basement, now. of Albuquerque, only halt floors throughout, large ACKERSOX & GRIFFITH, garage. One apartment is rent- heat, large INSURANCE on. .1. A. HAMMOND, AfteM. of orchard this ment, full sized lot and garage, room and laundry to Owner will sacrifice the bt'utmg Realtors. ed for $60; the other rents lor laundry We feel that we are entitled 821 Knst Silver. I'liono 1522-1- 1. is on so-c.- 'i li- Price is located on and on a year. This orchard in South Highlands. 120 S. Fourth. Phone 411. $30. Good neighborhood and equipment and etc., a share of your business and brick home, close in "bench" the GOO. is one that will avenue. For corner. terms. ed land, and $3, This only five blocks from Central East Silver prices assure ynu that any amount splendid Easy Is closest inspection. and terms call. water furnished by pump. bear the avenue. will be appreciated and taken We have a liumin,: acre FOR SALE DIECKMAXX REALTY A. L. MARTI V & COMPANY, care of. J, D, Keleher, TWINS! Cozy home and pro- of the same kind of l.md LOTS CO., to tract $0,000 Five-roo- white stucco bunga- REALTORS Realtors. "Our personal attention fitable investment. Two cot- that can be bought for $:!.r,'i0; Good residence lots are being Real Loans and every little detail " Realtor. four rooms and are low, modern, hardwood floors, fireplace, Real Estate Insurance Loans Estate, tages; each, bath; $1,000 Have also srr.aiior picked up last prices furnace, cellar, garjige, corner lot, fine Notary Public Insurance. Phono 057. Phono 410 211 W. Gold. gas and lights. Lot 50xH2. tracts of the same kind. continually advancing. If you location; Fourth ward. 303 W. Gold 670 223 W. Gold. Phono 15B. Don't miss it. Eight-roo- Phone Franklin &, THIRD W 1U. are planning on building, it $3,750 pebble Company, two-roo- J, E, Five-roo- brick stucco In would be advisable to GET dashed dwelling, bath, etc.; also Realtors. Gonce, Real Estate, ONCE and your adobe in rear, Jot 75x142; Third 118 West Silver. Phono easy walking distance of busi- BUSY AT pick ward, close In. Insurance, Loans, Investments. 477. ness section. floors location. We still have a few Borne In Central avenue busi- OPPORTUNITIES Maple good buys $6,300 throughout. Nice lawn, young good ones in the Fourth ward. ness property, FOR SALE New, modern five room home In Uni- white tueeo frame shade trees, vines, etc. Owner Also some in $4,500 Five-roo- m heat-in- s gtiod buys built-i- n Luna Blvd. brick, hot Heights. Hardwood floors, bungalow, modern, oak floors, Very good four-roo- m modern is very anxious to sell. versity Heights. features, garage and other outbuild air, lawn, shade trees, paved plant, garage. Close to car A SAVINGS house, two sleeping porches, ex- terms. 4.750. THE EXCHANGE ACriU'NT. lngs; Fourth ward. street. Can arrange line, Terms. $10.00 down and 5 10.00 REMEMBER ceptionally close in. Lowlands, New five room 120 per A. R. McCLUGHAN. Realtor home, Heights. W. Gold month will a lot We aJso BUILD HOMES. If FLE1ECD, Realtor $3,800; $250 cash and Phone 442-- J. 204 West Gold. hardwood BUT buy monthly Hath, floors, $2,950. SF.I.L OH TRADE In This Is interested In building, call on Flc. AcHdem, Autora-ilill- insurance, payments. Part cash. ' Fl University Helghla. Dm ltMTl'UK, FTC. the fastest addition of us. Wo would be glad to assist Surely la, Loan,. North part Fourth ward, new Six room brick, Highlands. Bath, T. Ti. & H. I,, McSlMDDF.N growing TI. two-roo- the Select lot you with your plans, financing, No. Ill 8. Fourth Bt. telephone sleeping porch and WANTED M.EX. Bleeping pori'h, garago. Corner Phono city. your today; front Ull. we are general afents. etc. Let us hear from you. porch, substantial, cool to Intervtrw retnll stores In their lot. $4,700. Terms. house. Just Five room close In, I'OU KENT completed, locality on a special proposition brick, High- seven-roo- corner $1,-40- 0; New brick on IJXCOIiX ADMTIOX T.OTS For Sale, University Heights lot, fine garden soil, for a larfte New York City corpor- As Long As It Lasts lands, Furnace, full lot, east Are the nicest suburban lots $200 cash and $25 a ation. You can earn $100 a week front, shftdfi, $5, BOO. Easv terms. North Maple street. This house t or more In full or time on Is furnished weil on the market. Location, soil, Four-roo- modern house with month. spare MeMlI.T.YOf. ft WOOD, exceptionally four-roo- m commission. and is attrac- two extra rooms. One block off Good house and Interesting, steady $10.00 Per Load Realtors. and has all modern conven- price everything work. Write today for full par- A W. Gold. iences. Will rent tho mouth Central on best furnished, sleeping porch, concrete walls, 6 Better Grade $16.00. 2jI Insurance. Loans. by tive; $20.00 down and $10.00 street; ticulars. Write Dept. or on lease. per month. $3,150. completely furnishod, High- FU".TOM MERCANTILE CORPORATION REALTY SALES CO. lands,. $1,950; $100 cash and Woolworth Ssaw N. Y. (Of about 1,000-feet- ) Bid., York, H, CHAS 114 S. Second St. Phone 069 monthly payments. Call with R0EHL, D, T. KINGSBURY Thoroughly new Wagon ONLY $3,800 Phone (',!'). Realtor. grey brick house, five rooms, Terms Cash WE HAVE THE CHOICEST breakfast built-i- n e Real Loans and room, all For one of the best built mod highly Improved thirty-acr- Estate, STOCK RANCH features, Areola heat, fruit, Insurance. fireplace, four-roo- berry and truck ranch Highlands, $5,000; $600 cash Land & cm homes on the In the 810 W. Gold. 007-- is conceded that McKinley Albuquerque district. fhone This, by people and $65 a month. elevation. Glasscd-l- n Thousands of dollars in Im- should know, tobe the best Co. Bleeping READY-TO-WEA- Lumber LADIES' R provements, Including a most ranch In the state. It consists Real Estate porch, breakfast nook with all beautiful modern over $00,-00- 0 Exchange, furnished of 45,000 acres with SHOP; THE ONLY THING OF Albuquerque, New Mexico, other built-i- n features. Hard- home. in 30,000 improvements; 409 West Copper. THE KIND IN THE TOWN. wood floors in all rooms and acres tillable and 1,500 acres WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT of COME AND LOOK IF porches. Look where you may Priced Klslit. irrigable wim abundance dairy proposition close to city is A- -l water. It in an ranch you can't beat it. consisting of ten acres high- $3,250 NEW POUR ROOM Wm and grain district. Must be sold ly improved, Irrigated land, modern with S. porch and a sacrifice to close an estate. LEAVING SURE Roberts-Turn- er 15 A- -l ink at TOWN STYLE SHOP, SNAP Co, with head dairy cows Karage. W. side. see or For further, particulars Will sell $1,600 For a four-roo- m and several head of $3.000 FIVE ROOM MOD- MANY my home at a bar- good young WE HAVE GOOD Keven-rob- HOLBROOK ARIZONA hwno out on the stock. Must be ERN adobe three MR. the land gain. brick. Two north side, sold at sac- plastered, buys In choice homes right write, MEANS, sleeping on full lot; $300 down rifice account of sickness. closets, front porch, water be man with Roberts- - Turner Co. porches. Located on etc. W. now. Delays will costly North Walter. Call for MR. and $J0 per month, heater, side. from now on. WE HAVE MANY $4,250 NEW FOUR ROOM BTJRMEN, Giltetta Tailor Roberts-Turn- SPLENDID WE HAVE SOME EXCEL-le- nt Shop er Co, propositions In modern adobe, h. 116 2 smaller tracts. plastered, business and West Central. FOR SALE w. floors glassed-i- n apartment MtsceTUneous This brand new four-roo- throughout, on avenue. Seo MR MEANS, with s. Select elevation sites Copper Fun SALK- - illack currants. modern home on cor- porch. WE HAVE ONE OF THE A REAL BARGAIN J. strictly location. ner bit, In Fourth ward. Price Roberts-Turn- close-i- n Four-roo- m er $4,750 DANDY NEW FIVE choicest business stucco bungalow FOR SALE Ansora kittens. Phone AUTOMOBILES, $3,200, on Co, W. 1:S-J- . easy terms. room modern adobe, P. corners on Central. and sleeping Modern. FOU SALE 1. HV I,V,r,l I.!'..". dash, porch. 1582-.- I. HAVE SOME CHOICE THY bicycle. 704 THONE hardwood floors, front and WE In Fourth ward. Will take car alute. 1!OIIjY'.S MILK; BEST IX TOWN. S"uth High. n 2413-1- glassed-i- S. income nnd vacant corners on first Man Phono FOH SALE porch. Nicely payment. v.i,D for tarm work Apply v.ign Bulck. $C01; located on elevation. on W. Onld avenue. JtKAT.TV SALES CO. nesemeK Hairy. FOH HAI.K Double feci work harness. llodce. 116 West tjoid. FOR HAVE MANY GOOD VA NTKD 217 North Third. KNl'ifilT SALE Livestock $5,000 ELEGANT MODERN WE Hutchcr at once: ooorf ,....' lTlil7T01t RtiPAUOlNcT O. FOR RENT five room brick in income and vacant People's Market, New Mxlcol FCJIt SALK Small and Jl1."''!. M ' " lWorks, 217 North Koomt I'OU SALE-- mils. cow. Phone stucco, hard buys Gallup. refrigerator balij Third. 2I04-J- wood floors on S. Second street. WUHAIEN. BRAKE MEN, cart. I'hone 20gr.-- FOH SALE iiuick 1'oit it room throughout, front property begli,nerriB0 touring K.r Furnished nt ill and glassed-i- n MANY later $250. No strike. KOOKINC condition. Hnntl-muo- n N"Hh Third. WE HAVE SPLENDID FOR RE?n Dwellings Railway, care r UtV1",c',K by th. month: built-i- n sleeping Morning EXPERT 1SS4-- pasR"D2421-R- porch, and homo sites Journal. guaranteed city. Foit It 1: N T Fum Ished room. 322 phjne features, vines, apartment FOK HUNT four-roo- : South Close-I- n Furnished bouse. IV A N D n WALE Ft SAI.I-- 7S9-- lawn. etc. west side on the west side ID One nlasterer FOlt Cherries on tho trees, six Ford touring car. In good Seventh, phone FOR SALE? iaTted including 32t North Fourth. one n cents 209 COtXlltlHJl. Cheap, slddle location. carnenter Ann. a pound. Knst Trumbull. 603 West Coppor, phone FOlt REM" LiKhf and saddle. 400 Fourth ward. 'Oil .HUNT Four-roo- cot- Nnrth Twelfth. l;,:w-v- . housekeeping rooms. North Twelfth. unfurnished FOU SAI.K Ivory baby ciilrluHe, Rood hs "2 North Edth. Wo Have WE HAVE THE LARGEST 913 North Bocond. FOR SALE d Others Ask rs. tage. WANTED A first-clas- s f,,- - new, and child s bed, 415 Full SALE l"i C cow with te hoktion f;5. Light Hulck, practi- FUU IllONT Several rooms, week old list of homes In Two-roo- local 2102-M- . unfurnished. calf, $50. 611 North FOR RENT furnished house, corporation: most hir. ov,,..rin. cally 1n.1v. I'liono 718 South South Edith. Third. the Let us show 1H2'J Bouth Address K. H Mini. -- city. you. with porch. Wnlter. care Journal. FOU d FOR SALE ROBERTS WALE Two Jltleia uf pure-bre- Foli KENT Four young does and one TURNER CO, No trouble for us ex- Five-roo- Vary pleasant room, to FOR RENT fur- EXPERIKNCB teaches. Los Airedale puppies, 7.60 to $20. I'OU S.AI.E Some extra wrtod used cars: In. l'"S Call1 averag9 "va Pounds each. 218 V. completely Angeles prico North Sixth. i4.7-j- : Gold. Phone 407. plain. At your service. nished modern house. Phono loung Men's Christian a.,. Phnnn mn-Yv- '. easy tfrms. Mclntoih Auto Co., 311 School AK,ifin W.fr FOU ICENT One lorcc. Two-roo- uses thatmet hod. FOU fcAI.E- (',, ner airy front room, FOU FOR RENT hous and sleep- - (J'lod upright piano, cheap furnished. 208 South Arno. SALE OR TRADE Young ROBERTS-TURNE- fine 234R-- BE A for Call s. I.E I Jersey R CO, ing poreh: shade. Phone DETEi.'TlVE. Tr,0.riun muiC cash. Immediately at 'Hi 'u'Iko roadster, price $175, I' f",fJJ'-.p"n- nd b"88"y- Write box I travel over West Gold. for Call 421 oil UK.vy Furnished room and gar- - Old j' SEVERAL modern world; experience unneces quick sale. South High. c :i XV. houses, furnished .r 12. a a. 8 Wes I a ze d I n e. 218 Gold. Thono 407. IL'O 15S2-J- . sary. American Detcctlv e 408 WALK Sunday to unfurnished, to JIOO. Phone Agency, FOU Thoroughbred pit bull ter- tl - IOU SAIE Flemish Orsnta i.ucas. at. i.ouis. U. Full .SALE FOlt KENT Furnished- rooms; no chlN Rufus Reds FOR RENT Furnishea House with two rier puppies. U. lilumenshlne, phone Kissel Kar speedster, or Dlnck, UelBlans, bucks. docs WEN wanted to 2412-11- will rnde drcnHO South Wo.li.ut. and rooms and 622 South quallrj for firemen, for touring car or truck. fr. ers. 710 West 1925-- Just Listed a Bargain sleeping porch. IT'S w est FL'RX'ISHED Lesd, phone Wnlter. uiaKemen. exneriencn unn... FOH WALE Mountain road. modern roomsT"no no Six-roo- ThorouKhbred Ennlish bull sick; I' OR SALE houss on South Wal- Tnnijnrtition furnished. Write W. Bog- - SALE children. 414 West sliver. Horses and mares; I have FOR RENT Fivo-rooi- u furnished terrier puppies, five weeks old. Apply ey .Mitchell 6, Is In house. Dupt., at. Lotils. 1512 KENT lust arrived with fifty head of good ter, first class shape; garage. J.'O. 322 South Arno, North First. i"iirlnir, or will trade for Ford. 71S Foli Furnished room and sleep- Colorado Inquire MEN Age" 17 2102-- young horse and mares, shade, walks, garage and i3in-I- t. unneceH FOrrwALE '"tli Third, phone ing porch. 3:3 South Third. weight lawn, FOR RoclTTiens phone to65.Experlence TcntTTlxlS, cheap for cash! from 1,000 to 1.S00 some broke A SAljSJxPtymnuth sary. Travel; make secret Investiga- nt once. I on s. Li'; uuo pounds; other out buildings. bargain and rooster. Phone 2359-- FOR KENT One side of double house. must sell Seo It at 110 touring, run miles, LAltUE, cool room, beautifully furnished, to work and some unbroke: I can sell tions, reports. Salaries; expenses. Amer- N als.) Kord 1211 for some one at $3,750, with unfurnished, except range. 208 South ican. rth Sycamore. Sedan; lots of extras. The privnte hath. West Homa. very chesp; slso have good of FOR' SALE Minorca hens. Foreign Detective Agency, 4S9. " M !) second-han- d supply Thirty young St FOU c a R FcKbTt M"l"r 'o.. West Central. KENT terms. 623 South 1747-- Broadway. Louis. SALE Scales, h e r, meat r''w.'r Folt Furnished rooms; light. wagons and fovrnment good First, phono SALE 414 harness. This TO KENT Five-roo- sllcers. irrlnders. Albuquerque Type- FOlt IhiUgi! Brothers touring, Jiath and telcplrono. West Oold. stuff will be at Grande M, boil SALE FanfryliiR chickens, alive or modern home, RELIABLE agents wanted for New Mex- Foul Wagon 310 Jas. Jolinson, with and Phone 1462-- ico writer Exchange. roadster, F.,rd light truck, Bulck CLOSE IN, $15 board If Tard, North Broadway, until delivered. Phone 1628-- gas garage. and Arizona to sell the month, desired, sold. See U58-J- . Loans. dressed, 701 New h,.t u..nk HALE light "fi." Come In and see them, or $1 a no 40S Scott Ridenour, phone Insurance, Real Estate, West York. and Accident Insurance In the FOU motorcycle, day; sick. North Third. 240. Ill I.K crate or world for first-clas- s Ad- 216 V. Gold. Phone FED, fat fryers, alive FOR RENT Furnished four-roo- brick the money. Roberts-Turn- Co.. tni condition, $11)0 cash. FOU KENT One furnlslie l room for gen I also Rhode Island Red lay- dress Wavoy l'ool Room. I'ot; HAI.li; Overland Eood Journal Want Adi result dressed; bungalow; two lurge porches. Inquire agenta,218 West Gold. Albuquerque. N. M. touring car. tleman; also garage. 704 West Coal. bring ing hens. J. D. Swift, W. lues, new In me- Boulevard road, 913 North Second. EARN $110 FOU WALE A few C. It. I. Red hens; battery, and good KENT in 1920-- to $200 monthly, expenses chanical $1U0 I'OU Furnished room, honj also sumo chlcka and some fur- condition; price if sold at 423 private OR RENT Small nodern furnished paid, aa railway traffio Inspector. Po- spring once 1'hono Ifl.lS-W- . home. South Third, phone 2027-- 381-- niture. 1116 South Arno. AFTER July 1. In order tu make room cottage. Phone keys at 1524 sition guaranteed after three months' I'OU KENT Pleasant will sell from 9 12. Foil SALE Auto to one hundred housekeeping for young stock, at bargain East Central, to sparotlmc study or money refunded. TIPEWRITKUS, all makes, $jr, and up, pans rooms, near 132S-- C. I. different makes and model sanatorium. Phone prices, fifty S. It. rted hens; also OR RENT Five-roo- opportunities. Write for free $3 per month, .Ibuuueroue Typewriter cars; largest unfurnished stock of used In southwest. Auto FOU ii E N T oiimTfur ONE HALF BLOCK FROM ROBINSON PARK few male birds; finest stock; great lay- modern house, with two booklet. Stand, Business Exchange, :?2 South Fourth. parts light houliekeep: C. 238 sleeping Training Salvage Co., 215 West Ban lng. 218 South Walton 1 CB7-- ers. P. Hay, North High. "I2S-M- . lnst., Buffalo, N. Y. Antonio street. Phone porches. Phone F01J SALE Apples, seven and one-ha- El Texas. AUTOMOTIVE I'aso, FOR RENT Nice." wean aru BABY chicks from mature FOR RENT an Krnds; furnished Eleetriclans, mechanics, cents, delivered, or five cents If you sleeping built-i- n fea- laying strain; ilousee, In U. I'OU SALE EXCHANGE 11)23 rooms. 121 Vj five and nice 72 and McMIUloa & Wood. Mg demand. Each mall brlnpts In- Hnehl Place. Old Town. lilt housekeeping North Third. Almost new, rooms, sleeping porch, early lay well; shipped within unfurnished. less 6.0l)t 2(l quiries for our Wo roadster, driven than FOR KENT Furnished room or houn of Los Angeles; guarantee full Uenltors. West Oold. graduates. placa our FOU BALE Heavy black oirhmal porch miles, with tures, hardwood floors, pressed brick construction, basement, men In the best Pre- practically brand new; a bargain; without 612 .North Seo- - count. Pioneer Hatchery, 320 South Oil RENT Houses and paying positions. swing: also Singer sewing machine. In will consider or housekeeping, I.os California. apartments, pare for this (treat F,,rd roadster touring In ond. hot air heat, lawn, trees, sidewalk, on a paved street. Spring, Angeles, furnished or not Phone 1522-- J. opportunity. Write, good condition. ,10 West Lead. trad Address Hex 200, care Journal. free booklet. Johnson Automotive four-roo- .. 8:14 Silver. Trades FOU Three-burne- r FOU KENT Furnished house Hammond. East School. Electrical-Mechanica- l, Broad-wa- SALE Perfection oil ixH KALE 1 T UAL) 729 0 E For a good with sleeping 614 South This home will pleaae you Phone 110 for appointment. MATTRESSRENOVATING TO RENT Five-roo- modern home. stove with extra wicks, roadster or a five porch. Inquire riept. r. Denver, Colo. 1SS3-.- speedster, passenger Edith. with gas and garage. Phone 1462-- glass door oven, $10. Phone light WANTED (Santa Fe ) Machin- in private family touring car; used fur- 701 West New York. Railway FOR Used tractors. and very In FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, ists, bollermakers, blacksmiths, sheet SAIE little; excellent condition and up 613-- 2036-J- . to over ito light housekeeping; no sick. 42J West WM, J, LEVERETT, niture packing. Thone or FOR RENT Furnished cottage, two metal workers, carmen and with gang plows, llardwure date; milts per gal. of gaso- Ervln electricians, Department, Korber & Company. line; can be seen at 201 North Third Bedding Company. rooms and sleeping porch, $18, south helpers for these classes. Apply In per- J. 205S-- Ftreet. Make me an offer. FOU KENT Two rooms highlands. Phone son or by letter to I). E. Barton, super- FOR SALE Fresh buttermilk and cot furnished fur rfiono 110. Third and Gold. milk In KIMONIX.E light 17 17 West Cen- - Realtor. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ''OR RENT Five-roo- brick house, large intendent of shops, general office build- tage cheese; also fresh gallon YOl'U CAR and dress up your housekeeping. ,or J. P. master lots. 8wayne's Dairy, phone 1916-- auto top. Malta it look new small trni. AT'J'OKN H. haecment. garage and gas. Apply at ing McMurray, mechanic, it 01 New York, or phone 008 South Second street. Albuquerque. FOU SALE 1'lanof and player pianos, expense, llody polish, $1 per can. Top FOR RENT Rooms furnished for house w. wilson; pre-w- values. Phone log. Geo. P. dressing, $2.2j a quart for large car. keeping, sleeping porch. 410 South joiin FOR RENT Cottuge, two rooms and Female. Price $1.20 for car. We Aftorne f. two furnished or un tA'arnard Piano Co., 214 South Walter. small guarantee Edith. Renvoi 15, 17 19, sleeping porches, WANTED Woman to do house- tltfse to be the on and Cromwell Building. furnished. 413 light FOR SALE Standard make used dressing belt the FO'". RENT Nice. Clean apartments. 116J-- South Broadway. work; good for Ap- player market Will not the Phonj pay right party. In A- -l Injure material. Hotel. 211 14 RENT 108 seven 141B pianos. condition; will sell at For West reasonable. Imperial West PHYNICIAM4 ANO FOR South Arno, ply South Edith. on sale at Mauser's Saddlery, 111 Central. gmUKONfl. rooms nnd two-roo- bargain easy payment plan. Phone 40II-- bath, basement. WANTED Young to do 14II9-- fopper, phono 162S-- girl housework. RENT Nice e D. S. I. BLltTON, Phone or P. P. McCanna. 112 full sleeping stay nights; permanent position. n ALilUQUEKWUE AUTO WrttlCKINO CO. DUrasea fif foe Sfnmnrh. 163A-- FOU SALE One stroke looms. Albuquerque Hotel, 81H LH!( FOR RENT Severa modern furnished Columbia, phone New and L'sed North Second 8ulte. t. Burnett Building. cottages; rent 125. $30 and $35; on car Wayne gas pump, at a bargain; also REPLACEMENT PARTS AT ONCE Five ladies to demon- one one one-ha- lf ton. " 8. C. CLARK line. at 121H South Edith. travel, chain hoist, and In for All I'OU KENT Housekeeping rooms and R. E, Apply strate nnd sell dealers; $40 to $70 per 702 South Second. Stock Cars: IT IS CHEAPER TO OWN THAN TO RENT Eye, Far, Nose and Throat. ''OK RENT three week: rnllwav ATX parts tested before leaving shop. Bleeping porch, close In, reasonable. Completely furnished, fare paid, tloodrlch Drug IN BING FIXT- - 207 North Fifth. Barnett Building. Phon. 1st. room near Uni Co.. 1 01 S. Neb. EVERYTHING PLI'M Radiators, electrical parts, tops, bodies, cottHge, sleeping porch, Dept. Omaha. well Offlca Hours car line. Phone 1478-- I'UES, and material. Pumps and lights, horns. Ignition sets, springs, etc FOR RENT LiKlit, housekeeping rooms versity WANTED Ladies' In 472-- five-roo- mod- to II a. m- and I to C p. experienced fancy points. Thaxtnn Supply Co., Phone Parts carried for 22 makes of cars. New and rooms, close cool J3,750 A adobe stuceo, Rlass sleeping porch, t - in. Two-roo- house. sleeping In; and 'OH RENT furnished work, anxious to earn extra money at 1111 North Fourth. 421 t In small 130 axles, drive shafts, pinion and ring gears shady. Sou h Third. ern throughout, oak floors, Rarase, fourth ward, with sleeping porches; modern; home, spare hours, write Immediately to In 1IANHANO GINdEU ALE carried for all cars. Keep us mind. FOR KENT bed room. cash balance monthly Installments. W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. month. Call at 706 East Santa Fe. Underwood Art Goods Co., Portsmouth, NEW OLDEST Large furnished payment, pr Ohio. TRY your homo products and say It MEXICO'S WRECKING adjoining bath, to Practice Limited FOR RENT Some desirable houses, fur HOUSE, employed partlea; to little better than any shipped reasonable. 710 South Arno. five-roo- lo- GEN1TO 1'ItINARTf Dl.NKASE? nished end unfurnished. J. E. Ounce. Male and Female. Ten cents a bottle, 5 West Centrnl. Phone 434. $4,000 A modern frame stucco, desirable good 116 477. everywhere. IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; Real Estate, West Sliver, phone 5 on Roma avenue. Terms to suit. AND DISEASES OF THE SKIN CIVIL SERVICE examinations, FCi SALE Black currents for making SAVE per cent on dismantled rate or Over cation LIST vacant nouses wun the July, by day week. Paatlme Wnssnrtnaii Lnliorntnr.r In Connection. your City August; many vacancies, $120 mimhly, Jellies, pics, preserves and Jams. Bent-- s parts, tires, batteries, springs, wheels, Theater, 21 H4 West Central. Citizens Bank Phono 888 Realty Co., for prompt ana efficient age 18 Experience unnecessary. n Ranch, 2117-R- from 6 to 8 bearings, rims, fenders, electrical equip- on bou-.leva- Blag. S07 upward. phone LINCOLN APARTMENTS, furnish-e- d 1,800 Buys a nice little frame bungalow Virginia service. West Oold, phone iU7. For free list now open, write 12 to 1 and 6 9 ment, magnetos, gears, axles and drive newly positions morning, to nights. rooms; hot cool and cloae In. In an excellent Bmall cash, RENT Modern brick seven-roo- R. Civil Service shafs, rtdlutors, eto.; a complete line of water, neighborhood, payment FOR Terry (former examiner), CEDRO CANYON Firewood Co., firewood - 312 South 914-- F. 0. BAKES, M. D. 2S 1). ?, for all models; Wlllys- Third, phone balance like rent. house, furnished suitable for boarders Continental Bldg., Washlngtin. direct from Cedro canyon to user; parts Overland, Diseases of Glasses Fitted or home. 118 North Maple, phone 227-- Knlght. 4, , 8; Oillck. 4. studeDaker, FOR RENT Two beautifully furnished the 'Eye. Rent-Room- sawed and split in stove or fireplace si 4, 8; Chalmers. Keo 4; 4; Overland, rooms In modern home. Mrs. five-room- s, 114 furnished fuur- - For with Board Phone 2IO0-.1- Paige, Apply close-I- n home on South Office removed to N. FOR RENT Completely lengths; prompt delivery. L-- Fred 023 $4,000 For a High street, room house screened 6; Hupmoblle, Maxwell, pleasure Homm, North Second. bar- st. Ground floor. Phone 842 with three porcnes. TABLE BOARD, SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions lan(j 490-1- '. Mltphell, basement, porches, hardwood floors, shade. This is a 14S9-- or 1204 East Cen single meals served, trucks; Chevrolet, B.; FOTl TtFVT On. wlt fornl.ho.1 Phone Inquire 312 North Tenth. xaiibn oures an root 6. A line new ,.. on most desirable terms. prevent insteps; 6; Saxon, complete rings. room, and tral. Thos. kecnlnv close In, rumnnnht. r.nr gain CHIROPRACTORS FOR RENT Room with board. 218 troubles, $1. Planter Arch Supports. gears, pinions and transmission gears no sick: no children. SOfl West Iron. four-roo- 408 Central. four-roo- m FOH RENT Desirable fur South F. Keleher Leather Co., West and axle shafts for any car. Mcintosh $3,000 On suitable terms gets a completely furnished Broadway. 811-1- ELCIN HOTEL rooms and nished modern house, glassed porch CAR, FURNITURE-TWENT- Auto Co.. 6 West Copper. Steeptn:: In 815 FOR KENT Glassed-i- n witb CHICKENS, housekeeping by the frame bungalow on South Walter, modern every Chiropractor. and screened porch. South Walter; porch. good chickens, Grant enr, 1318, IN NEED OB apartments, day. 19 and 20 trmUi 000. board. 114 North Marl WHEN week or month. 602 ft West Central. respect. A good buy. Building. key seven tires, new battery, some furniture, TIREH, rims, carburetors, spring, mag- Three-roo- ROOM witb and FOU KENT rooms I.O.N K BTAU AUTO LINK FOR RENT modern fur sleeping porch board lease or sell place. 1224 North Second. neto generators, wheels, gears, axle, Furnished with sleep' three-roo- Phone 1679-- for The colored cars. Ele nished cottage; also fur gentlemen only. cow. old. horns, accessories lng porch light housekeeping; water orange Engl, FOR SALE Jersey three years bearing, and furnished. 710 West Lead. W, C, OESTREICH, Realtor, Butts Sam and Hot Springs, N. nished apartment. Call 412 South High, CANVAS sleeping porch, with board. four a also new COME TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. lights phant 1124-- giving gallons day, THE M. Meet all trains at Engle, leaving Phone $10 per week. 1207 East Central. dresser, new bed complete, three-burn- WE HAVE SALVAGED TO DATE FOR RENT Front goom. well furnished, four-roo- MAKES OF CARS: Abstracts. Hot Springs at 11:30 a. m. and I:t0 p. m. FOR RENT Attractive newly ROOM AND BOARD with glassed sleep, oil stove and other articles. 611 North FOLLOWING adjoining bath, us of phone, close In; Insurance, Loans, Oldest Bam best Dam cars no decorated mod no sick. 1027 Forrester. Twelfth. Bulck C24, C25, D45, DB5; Cadillac one or two gentlemen. 708 West Silver. drivers, completely furnish! lng porch; Chevrolet 490, FB, Dam line. We drive our own cara. ern no children. Chalmers, Chandler, FOR KENT Furnished three-roo- apart- 218 2 West Gold Ave. Phone 909. the bungalow, highlands; BOARD uood home cooking, rates by ASBESTOS ROOF PAINT t, 1730-- Grand; Dodge, Dort, Write for reservations our Phone Baby - ment, good close at expense, the meal or week. Mrs. Knight, cor' r lOD for all kinds of roors, $1 per gal- Ford. Hun 20 11. K. N.: Maxwell, jniicn- location, ground floor, HEFFEUNAN BROS., - 110 Boulh In; reasonable no sick. 306 West Props. FOR KENT Furnished two and three- ner Broadway and Oold. lon. The Maniano Co., ell Old 8. Overland, every model; Saxon rent; Hot N. M houses. three-roo- 1834-- a built up Iron. Springs. room East Pacific: ROOM, BOARD and sleeping porch, for Walnut, phone Try 4 and ; Studebaker 4 and Q; Albutuerqiif-Hant- a 1 Fe. will as as the winy' Two e-- Trot modern furnished house East Santa two, In private home, highlands. Phone roof; last lone; building. Knight, every model. FOR RENT newly furnished light PAILV STAGE Apply 13 East Pacific. 1422-- 1420 East Silver. FOR SALE Three-burn- oil stove nnd ir you don 1 see your car ia in aouve housekeeping rooms, modern, ground To Taos two steel fold- remember. floor, close. In; no lck; no children, 306 (Read Down) FOR RENT Furnished new stucco bun FOR RENT Have vacancy for two oven, four camp chairs, list, 'Leave 7:80 a. m. modern lovely cots, thirty-si- x Inches wide, and one WQ ARE SALVAGING I.ATHJ MODEL West Iron. ( galow, with all conveniences', convalescents. Mrs. w. 21. Reed, phone ing NT Arrive 10:80 a. m. hot glassed-i- n set of bed 6124 North Fifth, CARS EVERY DAY. TOR-ifE- gas, water, sleeping porch; 122C-- 406 South Walter. springs. used Light housekeeping and Leave 12:80 u. m. reasonable. 803 South Edith. phono S3IW-- In addition to the largest stock of sleeping rooms; gas, bath, phone; well Leave 12:30 p. m. FOU KENT Nicely furnished front room In tate. we a COM- five-roo- OOODS New part the carry people; no children; best location In 1:00 p. m. FOH RENT Two furnished with suitable for one or two. RADIO Federal headset, NEW drive ehafts. city. Arrive 218 board, leak PLETE line of gears, 4 in west uoitl. To (Read bungalows. 214 and North Maple: '"2-W- . 618 West Fruit. $6; grid condenser, 00c; rheostat, axle and accessories, tor Albuquerque tip) at $35 lnJL 50c; $1.2f, ; potentio- shaft general 7:00 p. m. will rent until 8eptembor per Parkin condenser, ev-r- Fo't RENT Exclusive, well furnished Albuquerque ...Arrtvo... II 724 FOR RENT Large front room and dials. two Jr. car, Santa Fe Leave... 4:00 p.m. month. Please at East Central, meter, $1; Crosley 25c; OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. room, with large sleeping porch, hot sleeping porch with board. Everything Omnlgrnph, $8.60, Cottage 1, Methodist water heat and located. Santa Fe Arrive. ..13:45 p. in. FOll completely fur new and modern. Call 110 North VIADUCT GAR At, E, bath; centrally frasd7 1744-- Arrive. ..11:15 a. m. nlsh-ed- Maple, Sanatorium. SECOND. Phone 621 West Coal. Kspancla with three screened porches or phone 1463-- 600 SOUTH Tans Leave... 7:30 a.m. across the street from excellent hoarding FIVE full ts of telegraph Instruments, T.arrest parts house in the stat. FOR RENT Very desirable, cool bed FARE TO SANTA FE, house. Phone 1439-- call 1204 East SPECIAL summer rates. $46 per month; ncltides key sounder, wire, resonator room cold 4.0. excellent room with with lavatory and hot and TO TAOS. S1I.B0. Central. board, private and batteries; two sets nlrendy assem- BUSINESS CHANCES shower baths, in well furnished private and tray service, fit. for two 1102-J- Albuquerque Headquarters Rlngllng Two-roo- sleeping porch bled on good tnble and rendy ; home; no alck taken. "Phone , or Z10 FOR RENT house and glass 491. Call FOU SALE Small rooming-house- Brothers' More. West Central ed-i- John's Episcopal Sanatorium, phone to learn will sacrifice. cjUlClv cigar n sleentnff norch. nicely furnished. person on; Second. call 611 West Coal. Phone 600. sana- 411 after 5 p. m. bargain. HIBVj South Avet. modem, except bath: fine neighborhood; MRS. CARL BERGLUND, private East Silver, FOR RENT Furnished front room. Santa Fe Headquarter Bank Confec torium. 1416 South Edith street; accom- seat FOR SaLE Two-stor- y orlck building r3PeirCe!lL adults only. Call 715 ttasi euver, or USB F.FFECTO AUTO TCP and kitchenette, porch, $1S month, tionery. Phone) K9. modation for two bed Vals-pa- r. 214 Bouth location good tor any sleeping phone 1901-- patients needing dressing. Effecto Autn Enamel. First; front room, Bleeping porch, 915 month: special nurse care. $30 per week or $100 Enamel on automobiles. kind of business. two two three-roo- b.lth. Valspar rooms, pantry, porches, $l'0 TIME CARDS iron RF.NT New house, per month; also accommodation for two Plymouth Cottage Print. Homestead FOU SALE popcorn outfit, n Crlspetl month, lights, water, bath; no sick. 6U Investment com- Klassed-l- sleeping porcn. screenen gentlemen patients In annex, needing Roof and Sat Uv man. A savings, loan and and Areola Floor Paint Paint Cement, oomplte; good proposition for South Arno. porches, electrlo lights, gas general nurse care; tray service; excel- isfaction assured. Thoa. F. Keleher i.eatu Inquire 611 North First. pany, operating under Declaration of Trust and, bonded, Sanatorium. 1067-- heat Opposite Methodist lent meals; also special diet. Phone Co., 408 Wes. Central. Tbone and and under state Inspection. Phone 2400-R- 1366-- FOR SALE A good paying business LOST AND FOUND FOU SALE Nearly new player piano Ford car, (300 If taken at once. Ad- four-roo- LOST JirliiUla ciile SOME OF TI1E ADVANTAGES: FOR RENT Cheap, modern, with 100 rolls; dnvenport bed, dress Box 75 care Journal. puppy, left of f;ic? five-roo- name of brick house, front and back metal n churn, white; aniwcru to "Nmldle." Tou can pay on your homa before you buy it. JCARPEERI churn, glass FOR SALE Clean stock general "!all 1SR0-W- ,' porch, large yard, shade trees. 905 South '"ODD 2.6 five-pan- door, steel frame for rrwftrd. can make 109 and Ma- - PTTuRlRDTHE JOBMAH. by good cash trade; a Guaranty that you but payments or call A. one-Inc- h grning Daiii, Broadway, phone ir0, All kinds of work, Phona 1671-J- . grindstone. roller pipe cutter. busines:: and a money maker. W. M. LOST Small black pcketbook. contain' be free from debt, and can not pay more than $103.20 wkstbcun; 624 West TIJeras. post-hol- e knife, two wrist name Train. Arrive. Depart teuccl, I WILL ESTIMATE all or of digger, sawicut hay McKellar, Jeme Spilngs. ln(t watch, fiwraved, around any part 24U3-K- Cei nnd return to Miss Clem- Interest. 1 l:$0 pro FOR RENT 313 West avenue. of lath- spool barb wire, cheap. Phone tral Second; No. The Soont.... 1:0 pm McKinley your work; I make a specialty SMALL saw mill and timber proposition. ent. T. W. C. A. jCo. 8 Calif. Llmlted.HtlO am 11:00 am new three-roo- bouse; large service ing and shingling. W. II. Conver, phon FOR SALE (Bv Chns. Mann), show on railroad, for sale, louse, let on shares Tour contract is In case of sickness or 2416-J- LOST on protected No. f Fargo Fast. ,10:50 am 11:10 am porch, back sleeping porch, large pantry, eases, press, Oliver 01 will consider a J. F. Bran- Black bar, three miles out scales, copying partner. Socorro camera anil loss of job. You have extension privileges without cost. No. I The Nava. .11:8$ am 1:0$ am large ahed,s close to Fourth street; FLOOlt SANDING We can resurfac typewriter, Dalton adding mnchlnethreo son, 1239 North Seventh. Albuquerque. mad, containing SOUTHBOUND. looited. 1612 North H. P. 11. P. young man'i clothing, l'leaso return to pleasantly Apply old floor and make them like electrlo motor, four gasoline A- -l money-makin- g business It is 10:10 Pm your coffee WE HAVE Alvarado Hotel. Nc M Kl Paao Eip First new and mak your new floor perfect. engine, aanitary slicing machine, opportunities, such as merchandise, 17 11:1$ am twelve-lig- two s LOST Lust on v No. El Paso Exp FOR RENT Furnished new stucco Phon 2070-- mill gasoline ystcm. groceries, garages and other high-clas- ihn wh from Tllarus It will cost nothing to Investigate and It will be wise EASTPOOND. and two cows. Roberts- to two $10, one with all modern conveniences; LET me figure your new house or re hog spring propositions not advertised locally. Canyon Albuquerque, to ask those who know the facts. No. 1 The 8:10 1:40 pm n -Turner $5. one $2 and one SI bills and pheeKtt Navajo.. pm hot water, glassed-i- sleeping porch: work guaran-teed- ; TO one 3 cent loan Co.. 218 Wes OohL 6.0O 1:40 pm gas, pain; reasonable prices; FORCED SELL, per to Alfredo M. Oarcla No. 4 Cant Limited. pm will give lease If wanted; reasonable. free. Call 1765-- E. In Loan and Investment FOU of best grocery amounting $19, 3 F. 7:26 1:10 pm estimates United States SALE One tha Postofflce, reward. Gladly explain how a man can secure a loan of No. I a Eight.. pm 803 South Edith. , E. Johnson. H16 John. company, for $2,500, which has been run store In Albuquerque, now doing a Tijerni Canyon; on No. 10 Tha Snoot.... 7:10 am 7:50 an. Also one 8 to LOST Between railroad tracks and per cent simple interest unpaid balances. RENT Five-roo- unfurnished DO-O- JOB and nlng sixteen months. per good business. If you are wanting sorra. FO:t carpentering of In- on racii 418 jfgl cent loan In United Home Builders bo Into business It will pay you to TIJra canyon road, port- Ho. From El Paso $:$$ pm frame dwelling, at West Atlantic, house building, reasonable;; Investigate neon run See folio coat brok and order ADDRESS OR CALL UPON II Five-roo- bun- America for 12.000 which has no agents. containing $30. modern furnished our low estimate free. Phone vestigate this proposition; T Mn 10 From El Paso 7:0$ am prices; twenty-tw- o Uoth should blank to B. Co. 720 West 239B-- J. F. Kluken. 213 Tale. nlng month. owner. Address J. O. M., care Journal. belonging Putney Mo. 10 sonneou at Telao t4 No, It galow, elegantly furnished, at soon. 83. Clovls. N. M. Please return and claim reward, L. B. -. $65. I0J West mature Hot COMMONWEALTH HOUSING i Valt- CUr Coal, City Realty Co, PAINTING AND KALSOMININU, also Co. TRUST, fof ClTts, Pt Kmv 667. WANTED Board Putney Oold, phone roof painting: very reasonable prices. or FOR 116 South Third St. N. M. un 9) iwinnaet-- at TtelcB wltft No, t Call at 1624 West Mountain road, RENTRanchei WANT11 IJy man and wife, large front WANTED Houses Albuquerque, from Ctnvla and points ea' no' south TYPEWRITERS phone 793-- t noon or after 6 o'clock. FOR LEASE 320 acres of good mountain room with private or connecting bath, R. Ij. Wootton, Loral Agent. and or live-roo- TYPEWRITERS All" makes overhauled I WANT you to Investigate my low prices grating and agricultural land; good on ground floor; would like breakfast WANTED To rent four (I near or with Ribbons for every ma' on any kind of a ounoina proposition grass and winter protection: good four o'clock dinner, or located meals; furnished house apartment, ani repaired. room an acre Call reference tf Address A. C. 1. glassvd-.- n for tlx months chine. Albuquerque Tvnewrlter B T have in view. A. B. Palmer. Bunga- house; 25a per year. required. sleeping poroh. 41. Pfcuo 1761-- 1207 boulevard. car Mt Address Qox X., cara Journal change, phon tOI-- J. in: Bouth Fourtt low guilder, buz city. at Virginia Journal, longer July 9, 1922. Page Twelve ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAU mu 'y.iw;riiiyti;. yffrjy m i ,m mm mm RUSSIAN PRINCESS" STAGE TO JEMEZ SPRINGS Indian. 'S SEEKS CITIZENSHIP Runs six days a week. Passen- Unique III gers taken. One way, $5. Leave Albuquerque at 5:30 a. m. Designs LET'S GO Leave Jemez Springs, 2 p. m. For decorative purposes. Em- TO GET U. S. mail by stage. broidery, stenciling and china. THEATRE EXPECT A. B. BACA, Phone 581-- J. Phono 2178-- I. B. Wcstlnke, Mcllnl Building. TODAY AND TOMORROW Lewis J. Selznick Presents T T CITES HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY, 1 SECOND BLOCK Eugene O'Brien FURNITURE Leave' for Santa Fe This yliillliBI On Second street you can get your Repaired, Refinlshed and in watch repaired so it will run and Upholstered. Morning With a Large keep time All work guaranteed 8TAPTETON'S W Crowd of Supporters, With UPHOLSTEltY SHOP, "Channing of the Phone 1327-.- 1 Two Wins to the Good. WISEMAN This of (By Ralph Ince) 215 South Second. ispife picture A Thrilling Story of the Northwest Mounted Police With the Intention of making Also "FOX NEWS" Topics of the Day, their record against tne &ania the niiiwnb owned Fo team games, Two-Re- el three straight and a Comedy will this for BASEBALL I! Admission Prices the Grays morning DANCE TONIGHT Douhleheader at Barelas Park. the hand that held the Regular the Capital. The Albuquerque nt ALBUQUERQUE TILDILLOS lineup will be shifted about some- vs. what because of the absence of Old Town SANTA FE JUNIORS imthdiied the ballet Eloy Ortiz, the fast shortstop, and JAPANESE RULER who has gone to Raton on a hon- Hall CAR DEP'T. APPRENTICES will Society LOCAL ITEMS TO WED PRINCESS eymoon trip. Manuel Chaves Music By vs. that killed the nra who be moved from second to short, MOONLIGHT SEHENADERS. HAPPI GO TjUCKYS. and Mose Chaves, catcher and , C Piiooe 4 and 6. Free Admission. Admission, 60c; war tax, 5c; Coal SupdU outfielder, .will play second. This total, 55c. d2fiedtfe:Law Mr. find Mrs. D. W. Eubank, who will weaken the infield somewhat, First Second week a sen- game, 1:30; game spent several flays of last at as Ortiz has been playing Immediately after. .lemez springs, nave rciunitu iu sational game. the city. Sid Ted O'Connell's arm, which Sara Edrington, formerly of this has been sore for some time, is Metal Lawn Fences but for the few re- now much improved, and he like- city pust years with Princess Elizabeth Tscheriiitchuff. We manufacture welded siding at El ra:o. Tex., is here to fammmm ly will pitch for the Grays, frame wire fence with ' ' ' ' ' Hod Ervin and Roberto In reserve. ornqfnental spend the summer former not as a fad but rather and gates, style to suit friends. Manager Dan Padilla of the Hiking:, any I ; has heard that Santa Fe as a necessity, Princess Elizabcl'a purchasers. A. H. Wilde, manager of the Ar- Grays will not and with A Ari- jm. will a surprise in today's Tschernitcheff is on her way to Gates sag, mour company business, is in spring The the set in Bargain be ab- game with a new pitcher, by New York from Washington. Iron posts, cement, zona on business and will Im- Is ever- weeks. name Salazar, who has been princess claims that her large es- this style practically new a 1922 sent about two from Pueblo. is Practically Ph. 741. ported Salazar tates in Russia have been seized lasting. Dr. Murray, usteoputh. said to be a smoke artist. Grass- .on view at our of- A. Mrs. by the Soviets. She is seeking Samples Mrs. Alejandro Sandoval, hopper Weiss also Is to go 1110 South Light Six Buick M. Mrs. Da-lni- ready American citizenship. fice, Broadway, Touring Pedro SandovU and in for Santa Fe. Phone 1947-- C. de Baca came from San- The have won 12 to in Grays games car. 718 S. 3d or doval yesterday spend Sunday this season and have lost but MAN PUTS PUNCH IN New Mexico Steel phone the city. two. They have beaten Santa Fe Featuring The annual meeting of Congre- in the two In which JUDGE Inc. 2102-M- . held in the matches HIS ARGUMENT; Company, gation Albert will be they have met. II. LOOS vestry rooms of the temple this Chief Ervin has HAS THE LAST WORD HAHN, Mannger LESTER CUNE fe! All mem- a record of 2100 S. Second. Phone 2023-- J uorwmww morning at 9:30 o'clock. seven home runs In five games, Ihe Mniing bers are urged to attend, as, besides and Parent), ' Manuel Chaves and engaged In d of will Carl Feik, having Sensational Cast the election officers, there Salazar nlso have several four-bas- e an argument with a minor, Ar- he matters of vital Importance clouts to their credit. thur J. Cook, and having run Vital, brought before the meeting. The players will leave here at out of verbal expressions, sought in a Cyclonic, Story The pupils of the Presbyterian 7:30 o'clock, in automobiles. A clinch the debate for his side Bible school will to dally vacation huge number of fans will go to of the question by soaking Cook Young Lady For Your and this is the theatre give a program at the church at 11 Santa Fe for the with his fist, game. a goodly punch worked in the ward- o'clock this morning. r was nnd Police Judge having it wooc, fu!v'.ruck load, it alleged, robe of where you may see Factory NEW (leorge Roddy had the last say. department Lasky's Sunday Dinner: four dollars. Hahn Coal Company. COTTONW00DS It was: "Fine $15." Studio, Hollywood, California, Phone 01. NEED MUCH WATER T. S. Cummings sped his car will do designing and dress- The Rev. It. Tt. Shoemaker of making. Junior and misses' the for several squares before being A of Eaton, Colo., will speau at SAYS DR. W. H. LONG the traffic police. frocks a specialty. Phone Story morn- rounded up by 1655-- Tutti-Frut- church this 1 5 of ti Congregational of- He piiid under direction Mr. Shoemaker has been cost Cum- ing. su- New Cottonwood trees trans- Police Judge Roddy. It Great Intensity fered the position of assistant last at the rate of about $40 of Congregational planted spring need a great mings Miss Davis perintendent Arizona quantity of water during the sum- a mile, considering the distance Ice churches in New Mexico, mer, to Dr. William he traveled. A Star Without Par and west Texas. according Anna E. of 912 Princess Nagako Kuni. Henry Long, pathologist for the U. Mrs. Knight S. bureau of plant industry. Grea CROKF.lt WILL FILED. North Third street has returnen care 8. Cream 1 two months visit in New Princess Nagako Kuni will bo the should be given trees which West Palm Beach, Fla, July from a en- were in sea- Crok-c- r, j lext empress of Her transplanted late the The will of Richard Edward (York and Ohio. Japan. son to to the future .emperor, and which were stripped of who died recently in Ireland, -- Born yesterday morning Mr.; gagement their limbs and leaves. all of his Engraved Wedding and Mrs. Arthur It. Sisk. a daugh- Prince Hirohito, has just been an- filed here today, leaves nounced. The will Many of the cottonwoods set out property except $10,000 to his wife. ! ADDED ATTRACTION ter, Hope Sisk. wedding probably this were six to Announcements T. S. meet tins morn- earlv in 1923. spring from four to The $10,000 bequest goes his I. A. E.,wlll 'ke place inches in diameter and were trans- is re- With order now ing' at 10 o'clock. daughter, Florence, who every from Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Col-vl- planted after their first leaves ferred to as the only one of his until September 1st, we will Born to wero out. suf- En- "GO GET 'EM HUTCH" son on G. These are likely to children who retained affection for present the bride with 100 a July fer the summer and a cer- in Ire- Dr. D. It. Kiddie and son Walter during him. The will was drawn graved Visiting cards with her FEES CHAUTAUOUA TO tain proportion will not live be- land in 1019. new name. Best quality panel- have returned from McKeesport. cause where thev were called by the of lack of leaves and the ed card. Any style of type se- Pa limbs in which food for trunk El.F.CTKlO SHOE SHOP CURRENT EVENTS Illness of Dr. Riddle's mother. She the C1TI lected from our samples. in and roots is manufactured, ex- Thone IMi:-- 213 South Second. FREE Delivery on Is reported much improved Call and Quarts OPEN HEREWITH plains Dr. Long. tin lcllvry. Book Store or More of Ice Cream on '"lr. and Mrs. P. D. L. McLaurln The new little leaves and limbs Strong's Fnoenix. Ariz., are which the transplanted tree puts "Your Money Back It You and children of should TRANSFER SUNDAYS 1 3 oclock. The body will out up and down its length GUY'S Want It." from to he on left all this year in order II - North Eighth street. RUSHTOMORROW MIIIM.IIIIIIM. ..11; IllllJIIJap II foi that the food needed for the trunk AND STORAGE t. -- Rafael Garcia left last night , nVTiniTTiiirt'iinrTitn- i 11 i "'' , and roots be in - m,,, Los Angeles. He expected to be may manufactured We make- a specialty on lumber ten nays. them, says Dr. Long. From the haullns mid niiilding materia). away about was food stored below the new branches George J. iniur. Associated The following statement Nov don't forget the long trips. at the Morning given out yesterday by officials of for next spring will be nourished Phono 871. 324 S. Sgconil Press operator j should DAWSON COAL Journal, left last nignr ior the Albuquerque Chautauqua asso- Transplanted cottonwoods at Buffalo, N. T., to spend ciation with regard to the opening be watered every other day all Now Is the time to purchase fuel as prices are sure to ad- home summer. A basin four feet aorosi his vacation. of the chautaqua tomorrow: vance. DAWSON' CHESTNUT is a superior coa' for heating THEATER! about Slab wood. Limited supply of "To Chautaqua patrons: and four or five Inches deep Ecton's Transfer $3 full truck load has been the foot of the tree should be made purposes and stores well without slacking so there Is no risk green slab wood; Everything possible on delivered. Thone 1693-- done for your comfort and con- of dirt soil and filled with water Ijocal and J,ong Distance. In buying now. venience and wo feel that the ')2i alternate days, says Dr. Long. CONTINUOUS i TO II P. M. P. Nil Bone Corsetierc, Mrs. M. chautaqua will be the most suc Phone 848-- COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. Williams, 406 North Third, phone cessful ever held In Albuquerque. TRAINING SCHOOL TO TODAY AND TOMORROW I089-J- . Through the courtesy of our 4 PHONES 5 city manager, Mr. Calkins, our fire OPEN AFTER VACATION chief, Mr. Henderson, and others, Let Our Trucks Give You Service. our chautaqua grounds have been The vocational training school DRESSMAKING j SCOUT NOTES graded and leveled and thoroughly and shoe repair shop maintained watered. Mr. llcbenstreit of the here by the U. S. Veteran's Bur- First Class Dressmaking New Mexico Construction company eau will reopen Mondny after All Work Guaranteed. Midget Troop. was kind enough to pack the a vacation of three weeks. About At the last meeting of th Mid- ground with ono of their heavy 65 former service men who at- 320 West Lend. Phono 171-- J we elected new officers. steam rorlers. Following this, the tend the school will return here DANCE CINDERELLA HALL get troop senior from various of They are Everett Renfro, ground under the tent will have a parts the state, patrol leader; Carl Lovitt, treas- heavy carpet of sawdust. The where they spent their vacations. Three Miles north on Fourth Street Sammle Blair, scribe and will be used about the Work in the auto school has urer; sprinkler been on vacation Thomas' Ice Cream captain of the baseball team. We grounds each day during the week. going during Edmunson cap- The fire will have time. also elected .Terry department 1-- 2 J K. K. tain of the football. equipment available for ample fire Gallon, Packed, II Jazz Orchestra baseball team is , Ladies' Taffeta Silk D reu- The Midget protection. and delivered, $1.00 KEEN working hard to beat the other Mr. I'rager of the Gas and Elec ses; special $9.75. Phone - - 318 KLEAN KLASSY MUSIC teams. The players are Azel Crock- tric company has donated all of price, et and Sammle Blair, catchers; the electric fans which he has Weiller & Benjamui, 212 Dime a Dance Clarence Walling, pitcher; Leland available, for use in the Chautau- West Central avenue. ' Sanchez, first base; Lee Vann, qua tent during the week. The Monkbridge Bus to the Door second base: Carl Lovitt, third Redpath-Horne- r people are furnish- BR. FPAVK fi. MacCRACKEN, base; Everitt Renfro. shortstop; ing us with a mce large new tent DR. DAISY B. WANTED Everitt Walsh, left field; Jerry this year and they us First-clas- s plumber. Must be and Louis guarantee Ostenpnthle Physicians. Edmunson, center field, some of the best programs ever K. P. Bulldine. Phone Office 89-- good mechanic. field. on McRae. right offered their circuit, fourteen Residence 89-- J. 1124 WEST CENTRAL. SAMMIE BLAIR, Scribe. in nil. The boys and girls are selling Gentry's Eggs, 45c; fpr sale at DEATHS ANDFUNERALS season tickets, $2.50 and no war leading groceries. tax this time. Season reserve seats rLea KPy CORONA Elbl Corona died yes- at Matson's, 50 cents. Just remem- The Glldcrsleeve Electric Co., ber that last on occa 211 797-- terday afternoon at his residence, year several East Central. Pbone FOR SALE DANCE 1508 North Seventh street, after a sions, many had to be turned away survived for lack of space under the tent. At a five-roo- mod- short illness. He is by Insure sacrifice, Canyon two sisters and one brother. The yourself accommodations ern house completely and well Tijeras 5- by your tickets immedi- The Jeweler r;rArL' was taken to CroHott funeral securing FOGG, furnished, good location, for body If have CHARLES parlors pending funeral arrange- ately you not already done EXPERT WATCH MAKING only $4,000. Part cash and ments. so. balance like rent. BY OWNER. Sunday and These explanations are made so Engraving, Jewelry, Repairing Pavilion Veneesado Mar- that you may know comfort Opposite Poatofflce. 718 West Coal. Night.. MARTINEZ your 118 South Fourth. AsflslsK'm. II '( ': tinez, aged 7 son of Mr. and Mrs. Is provided for and that you may Carpio Martinez, died yesterday make arrangements If possible to iV: Ynnrnlnir nt their residence, 424 enjoy each and every one of these in vvoot Hiintn Fe nvenue. Mr. Mar- - great intellectual treats during the T H, 4inox in em nloved at the fire de week. W A N T E GAS OI n.,im.nt. The hodv was taken to ALBUQUERQCE CHAUTAUQUA THE IMPERIAL Crollott's funeral parlors ponding ASSOCIATION. We pay good prices for flrs.f CERItlLLOS EGG COAL funeral arrangements. By L. C. MEI1SFEI.DER, arms such as Rifles, Shot Guns, Pistols. Must b in LAUNDRY CO. water: UNIFORM SIZE. CONVENIENT TO HANDLE BROWN The body of Andres A- -l condition. who died 6 at his 213 South First Street mm rM) I lit Crnnn July HAVE YOU A "THE LAUNDRY More Heat Units per Pound. ' onnrtments on North Seventh SEEN GUY More Ponnds per Dollar, will lie In state this after WEARING OP QUALITY" 1912 MODEL Convenient for noon.,( at Crollott funeral parlors Hats The Most Satisfactory, Economical and Fuel 1 3 o'clok. The body will! PEG-TO- P Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, and a Ton from to TROUSERSS Cleaned and Blocked, Stove Ranges. Order Today. be sent to Tulsa. Okla.. for burial. Rugs FOR SALE cleaned by latest process- - T)on't you think it would be easy hduse. Fourth and SANCHES Albert Lucero, aged to go out on streets now Rooming HAIIN COAL CO. Phone 91 at his residence the and Central. See Landlady for i; 87, died last night spot a man peg-to- p Phones 148 and 449. Mr. Pan-- -, wearing pants? Added Attraction "POOR BOY" . on North Fourth street. is what two sons, Pedro inat the police have been " ones Is survived bv asked to do by the sheriff of Dona Sanchcs and Pablo Ranches. Fu- - A Two Part Comedy not been Ana county. Twelve years ago '( neral arrangements have would have been hard to find a man Is In charge. j completed. Crollott didn t wear the balloon trousers. Regular Prices x 1 MY SRKLLEB 0INON NUTS The Pacific Store RHFX'M ATIS.M -- N NOTICE will be delivered tram the Fred ECRITIS Pat McCaffrey has a Osteopathic-Violct-ltn- y Treatment opened News Stand. Allmqnerqnc. Plumbing Shop at 217 North Open Again for Business In ' Hare - DR. D. R. Mm . no- MLR RAY, work Special Today n. until further 5 N. T. 741. Third. Kepalr a specialty. Our New Location 'TICK., Fannie 8. Spits. 323 North Armljo Bids. Phone PHONE 1870-.- WEST Tenth. 418 CENTRAL AVE. ICES Strawberry, Raspberry, Pineapple and Grape. Thomas' Delicious Sherbet Tuttl-Frul- " Pineapple ICE CREAM Vanilla, Strawberry, ti Fruit Public Stenoirraplicr, We have a larger and more . -- Salad, Chocolate. Ph. 701 W. stock and shall con- , Neapolitan Brick Ice Cream Kooro 8, Mcllnl Bldg. FOR RENT complete Any of the above will add to your dinner. Four-roo- modern stucco bun- tinue to sell Quality Jewelry visit our soda foun- 8. Mable Skecls. D. O., Citizen' with glassed-i- n Going to Build? at the same remarkably low If you want real service, -- 2022-.- 1 galow, sleepi.ig Bank bnlldlnR. 881 W and built-i- n lawn prices with which our patrons love to serve drinks to -' porch, features, tain. Remember we - Obstetrics sne- One lot In a very desirable just Gynecology and and shade trees. are familiar. CO-OPERATI- residence district. Close In your car. olalty. 510 West Marble. The best place in the State to ALBUQUERQUE KEEP location. Sewer, gas and wa- get your watch repaired. DAIRY MILK THAT WILL ter convenient. Less than a ASSOCIATION Phone 2404-J-- 4 Us Our New Vivian's Dairy. block to car line and two Visit fn Home. Highland Pharmacy Thank Yout Call Again. streets. in rear. El paved Alley A. CREVOISIER Give It" Phone 351 321 North Second St A bargain. See "Service Counts We Us Send a Man " 30 Let -- Free Delivery Phone DTERS AND BATTERS MR, GLENNOX, Thirty-fiv- e Years' Experience Everywhere f,. unhu that broken window RUG CLEANING Airmnuerone uumner -- u. Presbyterian Sanatorium. As a Swiss Watch Maker. I(lass. (II h and Gold Phone l. sa; nmn nm. Phone 4r3. Cor. FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY A WANT AP Start the Day Smiling! Start the Day Smiling! "BRINGING UP FATHER" "BRINGING UP FATHER" MORNING JOUR? in the ALBUQUERQUE Appears every morning in the appears every morning Journal Albuquerque Morning Albuquerque Morning Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, July 9, 1922. JournalJ

Copyright, 1921 by the international News Servic. By George McManus. BRINGING UP FATHER. Registered 0. &, Patent Office, PORTALES J uii u.ii ii ii iiiii ii. i r i i n in n 11 11 n a n. a rteliehtful picnic supper was JUDCE POOFUtJ CONrAi TO nr beautiful t mucn enjoyeu on the LUtSCH TO DAV. MAKE. AHV rrrzrri of Mr. and Mrs.:, F.XOQ t the home BREAKS - UL A i,0. O. Leach on Saturday evening ESO XOO TO at 7:30. complimenting airs, HOSPITAL-- . Mrs. R0H6 McDonald. Those who took ot the pleasures were Messrs. ) and Mesdamcs A. M. Heath, T. K. N. F. Wollard, A. D. Kibble, Mears, - "W. E. Llndsey, H. Lindsey, R. Har- dv. Coe Howard. S. N. Hancock, E. J. Neer, S. L. Reese, J. C. comb, M. B. Jones, R. G. Bryant, C. V. Harris, J. C. Cunningham, Mesdamcs Ellen Jones, Lilly Tay- lor, J. W. Wilcox, Rose McDow- ell and Cook, Miss Irma Bell Smith, Messrs. Joel Fuller, Dr. Means, Clifford Deen, Howard Leach and Mr, and Mrs. Rice and daughter, Miss Rice, of Clovis N. M. After

tertained for some time by Miss j 13 mo -- -- COOK, wno tne secretary ui r.;..r, t 11 i i vm m i T. W. C. A. at Peoria, 111. Miss v s i w?, i: i Cook spoke of her travels In the Interest of that organization In Europe the year preceding the world war. Mrs. Sanders, a popular teacher in mis county, naa jutsi iciunim from a trip to Kentucky an1 is ill at tne nome oi ner aaufeiiiur uhu husband, Mr. and Mrs. George. 1 1 Hancock. . Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Priddy and i ik I."".1 l Ii il i daughter Elizabeth, and Mauren i iii ii IJ." 'I ii 111 ,1 il in i . u I left last week-en- d for the Ozark ' V ' mountains, where they wii. remain I 1 a''v'' DOWOU KNOW THAT A"HEM !! . r, 1 . for some weeks. Then they will OH! I A 'l A , go on to St. Louis, Mo., where tftk-- . ARE VERY JJUmJOOREA v . cw - , vt they will spend several days before peak to TW v p'fn PRETTY LITTLE : ' ME-I- R jv returning to their home. M?MM''" rriyWt&m . . ft LL.L John Puiley of this city was tali- - J mi in un xut'Huuy wiui ainuiiun-i-ti- s and was taken to the hospital I at Clovis on Wednesday for an operation. When he arrived (hero he was beyond all help and passed The funeral services of Mr. Puiley were held on Friday afternoon nt 4 o'clock. A large number wero in attendance. The services were conducted by the Revj N'orris J. Reasoner, at the cemetery on ui iuo iijiieaa ui luis. rui- - ftyuu.ley. Burial was in the local cera- - etery. Mr. Puilev had resided in' Portales for many years. Ho is survived by his wife and several children. Mr. and Mrs. John Carhu and children of Texas, who had been ' visiting Mrs. Carhu's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gilham, for several days, left for their home on Sun- day. The Women's Missionary society of the Methodist church was en- tertained by Mrs. G. A. Dickbreder at her home on Thursday after- noon at 3 o'clock. After devo- tional led by the president, Mrs. Claud Mrs. G. Jones, J. Greaves, - leader of the lesson, took charge. The subject of the lesson was, "The Bible,"- - Mrs. W. F. Greer gave an Interesting talk on "Paul as a Missionary," and Mrs. Henry Den- - l ) ison spoke on "Why the Methodist OUT AN TOURE CONNA TELL J 0 Church Believes in Missions.'' Dur- - MAE ja FINW THM I'VE CONN A TAKE A Poi a social ) ( ing hour the hostess served Jg PtT ice jjg. cream and cake. IMPORTANT TO BOT ' ) Rfi-J- T ' The Portales U. D. C. cbapterJ JERRANO 4,, , f' -- rf TTnir TlL nmum spcm oitllea business meet-- 2 ing at the home of the '.Mfrs. Ellen presidert, Xn Jones, on Thursday ev-- ening.at 7:80 o'clock.' 'Paul Johnson of Canyon City, Texas, and Mr. and Mm, Kenyon ot Arnarillo, Teas, and Judge and Mrs. JVC. Compton and three chil- dren of Portales all left here Sat- urday overland for a. several days' ramping and fishing trip near Las Vegas. While there' they will at- tend a part of the sessions of tho Baptist assembly, which is being held at Montezuma coi'.ejjo near Las Vegas. ; Miss Eura May Rlckard and Mr. Floyd Edward: HolUs, both of near Hilda, were married on Saturday afternoon by tho Rev. Norris J. Reasoner, .pastor, of the Central Christian church of Portaies. The young couple motored to- Portales. where the ceremony was perform- - ; , ed at 'the home of Rev. and Mrs. Reasoner in the presence of a , few witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Holis will be at home to their fiiends on a ranch near Eilda. The Clovis band . boys drove ' down Friday evening and spent a i Jew pleasant hours practicing with I D1DKTS ,Wl 0RY-JI4C- b J DO COME ON MR . HOW DARE Dana I Ivl EOT ME A WELl YOO INSULT at their ha'!. -- ' Their mUBic was a delight to h"ar J IVECOT TO LOCK JWC THE JOOCE L ? - DO A T'TM IT't AOOOT NR. JlCCt SHOT OP.' i Plans that were laid for a bii prAVORJ'PUTME celebration in Portales on July 4 did rot consummate and the dav passed off .quietly. A part of the uZ? were cl08ed aU and the children enjoyed small fireworks Jl durin ""a day and night. The business men of Portales a plate two-cour- dinner on S ? y0". high noon' at th0 baud Sixty of the business men partook of. the dinner,, which was prepared and served uud"r the supervision of Mrs..J. C. with McMinn, several ladies of the torn as- sisting. The Menu consisted of fried chicken, gravy, creamed Irish po- tatoes, creamed, peas, sliced tonia-toe- a on lettuce leaves, butter, hot AfttV' calte and lce cream the dinner was served a business session wn. ., , 7 a hutu a. u willcli number of civic, Improvements were discussed,' them principal among being the municipal ground for Portales. camp Mrs. Bryan Greathouse and haby i ofuMountalnaIr RPent the her parent... Judge 'and Mvl U, L-- Reese. f .

..uDuaim t Mountainalr. . soon th icaye for Huntington 3each f,,.W.hre ihey wl reside. the Rev. - 3. Friday and Mrs- N. Reasoner delightfully enter! talned with a i2 o'clock Places dinnPr were laid at a beautifully appointed table for seven Rev. A. people the Ted Goodwin of Eu- gene. Ore., the Rev. and Mrs. V Poston, daughter and son, of clov's , N. M., Now and Rev. In Men's and Mrs. Reason- - Clearance Savings Straw Hats. On the evening of July 4 th members of the Methodist drove church Ones Better Ones Best Ones to the country h,m,, two Good mile, out, of Professor and Mrs L. L. Brown. Each family took at at was' hlrf" and baf,ket" i EM ,an LOOK TH OVER plcnlo supper. After supper .he largo crowd was YOU'LL LIKE THE YOU'LL LIKE THE YOU'LL LIKE THE fine entertained .95 music, which was given b? P,o!h0,r ,nder tne 'eaf'crship of $215 Walter Krattll. $1 VARIETY OF STRAWS CHOICE OF STYLES MONEY SAVING PRICES Another delightful' picnio was enjoyed on the evening of July i at the country hothe oT Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Jones, one mile from town, when the B. Y. p. ;. ot the ). Baptjist church, accompanied by their and s' pastor family, the Rev. and Mrs. J, F. Nix and children, took well prepared baskets and STORE ate a on beau- ROSENWALD'S MEN'S picnio supper the tiful lawn at the Jones' honie.'

U "(! .;-.'- Page Two. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAJJ July 9, 1922. SOCIETY IN PERPETUAL MOTION BETWEEN HOME AND VACA TION SPOTS: INFORMAL PAR TIES AND CHA VTA UQUA FOR THOSE WHO REMAIN IN CITY - o Everybody's vacationing: The White Chiffon and Lace PARTIES. woods are full of 'em. Wb even did Mrs. William enter- DUDES FROM THE EAST WITH bad EDITOR'S NOTE. i Henry Long It ourselves, thereby setting; a In Dainty Summer Dress tained at afternoon bridge and tea PERSONAL: MENTION, 4 TWENTY YEARS AGO for our editorial staff, All items for the Sunday on precedent to section must be in tho Friday afternoon in honor of SCHOLARS AND ARTISTS FOR In Albuquerque Society. parts of which will be attached society her daughter, Mrs. E. L,. a rod in the mountains all Journal office by Saturday Morgan, fishing ! and Mrs. Carl C. Magee, Jr., both ft summer. Hut we came back 10 noon at the latest. Reporters MAKE VP Mrs. C. C. Mearham has returned j visitors in the city. Her BALLAST, VACATION nre to call the Journal guests ' pursue this society business, which urged were Mrs. Carl C. from a month's visit with relatives The Pennsylvania club of Santa of our t as in the week as possi- - Magee, Sr., Mrs. in Southern is more than the majority early Shuffle-bage- r, California. S ble after the event occurs. Thor Kolle, Mrs. Frank Fe gave an elegantly appointed patrons Rive promise of doing. Mrs. To folks like the editorial us ern universities and art Instructors Miss Dorothy McAllister and Tho society editor may be Guy Rogers and her to- banquet at their fine to Society is still revolving but Its Mrs. R. L. Brownfleld whose business Is other people's from all over tho Miss Mildred Beatty will leave quarters elsewhere reached at telephone No. 13. sister, of country. morrow at a number of well known citizens activities are centered Roswell, Miss Evelyn Mias business and whose working mate- Santa of for a vacation stay pf In now rides Trotter, Fe, courac, is full of the Jemez than the city. One Hazel Hawkins, Miss Mc- - rials are logi- springs. Albuquerque. The guests assem for an Mary people themselves, a determined sight seers and fortu- Miss Marcella Miss Ma- horseback up the canyon Arthur, Miss Helen MacArthur and cal vacation be Matson, bled at 2 o'clock and for a couple afternoon or meets a neigh Jaunt would to nately, just as full of sights and bel Fitch of Kansas City, and Jun- party Miss Louise Bell. where the is re- of hours ably discussed the solid bor by appointment for a matinee j Pecos. It is located In Windsor's personal equation personalities with which the more ior Matson have gone to the PecoB 4 duced to the minimum. With this vacationist Is features of the finest the in Loh Angeles, or tor a swim ui canyon out from Mountain Mew Mrs. Roy Allen Stamm enter- leisurely privileged to for a week. They were taken up spread in mind the Rito de los was come In contact. Al- once of the beaches wherever it is Although the building is not en- tained on Frijolea Albuquerque visi- by Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald, capital city could furnish, The Albu- informally Friday after- selected as being furthest away tors are to week-en- Albuquerque is sure to meet tirely finished the family has moved noon at her home In honor of Miss likely first look un T. who are spending the buquerque guests were W. S. wlnter's-so-ciabilitic- from the civilized world and near B. Crabb of local Mc- querque and renew the in. Julia Collier of Kansas who columylst fame Miss Fitch is a niece of Mrs. Strlckler, Charles F. F. A. So for City, est the ancient civilization which Mister Crabb Is the sum- Donald. Myers, the only thing Mrs. George S. McLandress and is the house guest of her spending M. S. F. sister, once flourished In these parts.- mer up on Road -- Hubbell, Otero, H. Moore, f us to do is to acquire some summer daughters are occupying the Clark Mrs. Kyle Crichton. Canyon where he Mrs. William R. Walton has been our Only a few uut the world has made a beater. Is steeped In artistic Mrs. W. P. u. u. urooKs, r.rnest , , resort correspondents for page. M. Carr cottage near Cowles for the intimate friends of the former to temperament, tho guest of Metcalf and Meyers, the folks who stay at home and are a succes- path the brink of the Rito, even and Is high above tho depths of ob- Mrs. Felix Lester at Thomas Hughes and George F, Al- - But summer, having were present. as to the door of house In tne Tesuque, ' all summer need not ba envious. sion o house guests. The Ross the scurity hinted at. If Albuquerque Mrs. Maria Guy and son nave bright. I heart of the forest, and there was doesn't do It he There nro many fascinating tilings Merritts spent last week with them Mrs. Luther Coppoclc and Mrs. no something about is gone to Los Angeles to attend the Miss Nellie M. Wetter, librarian in of pic- 'Mrs. escape from folks. Uninhabited just as likely to be weaned to be done here the way Roderick Stover and daughter Thomas Wllkerson entertained at cliff aro away wedding of her brother. Mrs. Guy of nics and automobile With who is home from board- dwellings far from enliven permanently. is a of Madame Ernes the Raynolds public library, and trips. Queenie, the second of a breakfast bridge ing without even the The daughter Miss a resort as near as Joniez ing school for the summer, have for Reries on anticipated fortunate visitor during the tine Schumann-Hein- sister, Alice, left yesterday regular Thursday at the home of snakes for company, and since a'1 few weeks sev- and camping always avail- their guests Miss Margaret Bunn Mrs. past happened on Miss Eugenie Kelcher has gone morning for a visit to their old Bprings Wilkerson. Two tablca were vacationers are very unlike their eral affairs of tho home in able nearer all and Miss Kdwina Pru. - interesting paint- to the Pecos to be the of Pennsylvania. than that, holidays played, , work-ada- y selves, their company- and guest A. may be taken advantage of, witi.ess Mr. and Mrs. Nelll R. Field am ing writing folks. There was. Mrs. Walter E. Connell. Attorney B. McMillen and summer on was quite acceptaoio. for Instance, the of family and Mrs. Nelson and the Fourth o July. Not to men- occupying their home Mil in- special showing Mrs. Herbert Galles has gone to daugh- Mrs. Thor Kolle entertained The Rito Is reached bv automo the fantastic movie who tion Chautauqua, which will Koep the Rio Pecos and Mrs. A. B. at two "Dr. Calngari's Denver to visit friends. She at- ter, had Intended to leave in Mrs. Lau formally tables of morning bile from Santa Fe or from Buck Cabinet," which was to a few for the us entertained, and cooled off, they and daughters, in honor of Mrs. Ma- brought tended a democratic meeting at days upper Pecos, rence and Mrs. Pearce Rodev bridge Carl man, and by horseback or hiking f Santa Fe by a few of the artists. received a promise all the week. I,en gee, Jr., on at her home one is It been Las Vegas on her way north. disappointment again ' o and children are located at their Thursday feeling strong. has The artistic Mission theatre with Dr. and Mrs. William Farr have yesterday morning In the shape of on North Eleventh street. but most ten- Cas-sid- season. The Wiisor done, usually by the the beautiful murals of Gfrald y a letter from Wlnsor to nm rii to makiiy pottage for the who Is returned from a seven weeks' visit the effect aij.es Keim are the sum- derfoot, thereafter much was opened for the occasion in that no accommodations could' be on s family spending A fair-size- Roswell. are the xi:xr vithdAy. picnic supper in the moun- more so. But a trail hike of near- a d They spending have been received mer at Irvin's. and group of intellect- summer here with their given them, the cook had struck Invitations on tains with the added attraction of ly a mile from the top of the mesa uals ran the risk of daughter. to the wedding of Allen K. Bruce All of the summer resorts the to nightmares by Mrs. Harold Galer, and bo- - and the prospects were generally with an informal dance in the pavilion the ranch at the bottom of the sitting through the picture. family of this city and Miss Annie Lee Pecos are flourishing, guests in the cool canyon 'was canyon is however the foro going to California for the discouraging. who devote themselves to horss-bac- k enjoyed on inevitable, There was also tho Drama Mrs. George H. Mr. Duncan at the bride's home at Wednesday evening by a trip out is made. After that a drink "You Never winter. Frost, and on and fishing. The roads party League piny Can Tell" Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mrs. Goodrich of Chicago and Mias West Point. Miss., Saturday, riding composed of Messrs. and Mesdames from the singing Rito and dinner of Shaws. local Thompson 15. The service will take are in excellent condition, parts now are presented by talent and children, Mr. and Frank May McDonald have been spend- July the serv- Gladding, A. B. Betz, C. E. Oden, the most vital things in th? and directed by a professional ac- Mr. a few of being resurfaced by forest ic Darrow ing days at the Grand Can- 4laco at the Methodist, church J. C. Stutz, Burch, Charles Ruehl, world. Interest in the tor sojourning In Santa Fe. There and Mr. and Mrs. Harry West l'oint at 10:30 o'clock in the ice. C. cave Is Ackerson are the week- yon. O C woman! A. Schumakor, Jr., Mrs. H. M. dwellings only revived after was a private reading of Witter spending Miss Louise r end at Saint last evening morning. 1NSTITUTB Bowers, Mrs. Hatch, Stan- a rest about the hospitable table of Bynner's poems by the author him- Jemea springs. a Miss Ininran is known in TO ENTERTAIN KIDDIES "Uncle John" of Miss Mary Broreln has returned gave pleasant little party In hon- m widely ?i Puhion Strrlc ley Panneck and Dr. R. Fred Boyd El Rito self at his studio home; there was or of. Albuquerque, where she spent a AT CHAl TAl QI A ranch. the house from a months visit with relatives her cousin, Miss Lemon, of The season warming they gave for Santa Ttosa, Calif. year as a graduate student at the 1!22 chautauqua The easterners found at tho Willard Nash of the Cinco Pintores in Ohio. High five was of New Mexico. She which opens tomorow for a week's ranch are a Berious serious Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lenlhan will tne game and to make the pas 1'niversity anu enter- Mrs. D. A. Green of Guaymas, species, when the opinions of great artists went from hero to the University program of inspiration who is about their chaps, their sombreros-thei- r and return this week from a honey iiiulq uiLeresrinir. raubiu i tainment will be especially devoted Mexico, visiting in tlie city, poets conflicted over the color handsome were of Wisconsin, where she had a e e was saddles and their fre- or moon spent in southern California. prizes offered. 'J"ft' to the of the Special FASHION NOTES. guest of honor at a breakfast horses, mixing bowls and tho style of were won in and where children city. for use .ultra-moder- n Mrs. Lenihan was Miss They by Misses Lemon fellowship biology party at Mlramontes on the Mesa quently purchased private egg beaters for the formerly ; Bhe programs will be given for them on Hortense Switzcr. and Walton. Mmra. Rnmm., Jr. took her master's degree. She and on Monday morning. The hostesses during their stay in the west. They koung man's kitchen; there were Hunt. has been In the opening and closing days were get tremendously burned and wild the Miss Blanda Overburg of Mo- Refreshments of cake and teaching Kandolph will be every Mrs. J. li. tollman and Mrs. weekly meetings of the story iced Macon in the south for there something doing Lace, to be most re- and woolly but their Bos- am- bile, Ala., is a new of Mlra- fruits were served. college the effective, Nancy Keswick. looking, writers gronn of the Arts club, guoat 20 the past year. She is a member morning for juniors. quires two a ton and Philadelphia accents give bitious scribblers who montes on the Mesa. Miss Hickey Some musicians of Albuquer- A festival will be held for things; dainty, limp take their que last of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, play at foundation and seams and Joinings CLUBS. them away. Their solicitude for fellows' criticism no less kindly and Miss Marian Johnjon sptnt gathered night at the home Mr. liruce is one of the most the children tomorrow morning so made as to be their caballos comfort is also tell- than of several days there last week. of Miss Helen M. Pratt on South it Mrs. daintily totally that their instructor at her business men o'clock at Robinson park. Indiscernible. In No summer vacation for the en- tale. One little dude from O Arno street to discuss prominent young in Alta' super- this case, a girl desk at Columbia university. means ways and the city. He was graduated from Randels, playground straight foundation skirt of chif- ergetic Spanish conversation club, East Orange, N. J., so tiny that she There was Gustave Baumann, for the organization and visor, assisted by Mrs. Roy Gra- Otra Vez. A regular will must on a hox to successful the state university in 1917, since a chau- fon is covered with three tiers of meeting stand soap bridle well known here, at home with his conducting of a choral ham of this city, formerly uo iiem un at 8 her ten WELL COUNTRY society in the The mu- when he has been engaged in the will be in laco. The waist portion is cut full mursaay evening pony, spent minutes gently police dog in an old church re CAMP. city. local life business tauqua Junior supervisor, and o'clock at the home of Miss Jean-ett- e to her into a Theodore Albuquerque, N. M. sicians have been stirred to insurance here. He A ticket hunt will be held and blousey extends below the Custers on trying persuade precious vamped studio, tho activity has been active in and charge. waist line, where it North Eleventh "Fairy" to take the bit. van Soelens, formerly of Albuquer by the probable coming of fraternity the children to joins the skirt ' & G. Trot, in at the park, lucky street, regardless of temperature. There are always of course, a at home with 4 McNary from Las to Al-j- university alumni activities. He be to the entire week's underneath the lace. The collar que, their police dog Vegas is a member of admitted sleeve One of the best meetings of the comfortable share of westerners, by in an attractive little Italian house - 18 a Sigma Chi fratern- arrangement of laca is the season was held H. H. Crowe has returned to ?r'n(,Ue- thoroughly He is the son of Mr. Mrs. program. same in front and back. The flow- last week at the birth or adoption, who seek out the on College avenue; there was and musician. ity. and Two splendid dramas for th nome or Airs. D. camp after a few days' visit in Al- T. W. Bruce of 215 North Elm ers at the left side waist line H. Cams, when Rito for sheer rest and diversion, so on and so on, for as far as we fuDro J'.P' aster- - surgeon of grown-up- s will be offered during are was buquerque. street. of l. The hat is of Independence day celebrated and who usually stay much longer have been able to learn, the charm Fe system, arrived here the week by casts of professional In. Spanish. A than One El of is Visitors at camp during the past last night. He After an extended honeymoon Enemies" on white chiffon, and is trimmed with patriotic program they anticipate. Paso Santa Fe Infinite. Altogether week were Mr. Mrs. will remain until actors, "Friendly was given, the roll call re- woman who came a week-en- d most and Elmer lour the young couple will return clusters of tea roses and being for a enjoyable vacation. And Mr. Saturday, when, accompanied by Wednesday night and "Turn to the dainty sponded to with lengthened it to three whole weeks we stuck for cli Riehl. and Mrs. H. B. McCart- his wife, he will to Albuquerque, to make their Redpath-Horne- r blue ribbon. If cream or yellow-tinte- d descriptions of up Albuquerque's leave for Cali- Right" on Saturday. Tho of the several and used of adhe- mate ney, Mr. John Jackson, Miss Mary fornia. home. Mr. Bruce has will on lace or chiffon is used, black flags nations of the great quantities summer every inch if theway. Mr. Mrs. purchased concert artists play world. J. c. Espinosa gave a sive tape repairing her Kemp, and J, Pattum. Miss and remodeled a house at 314 afternoon and evening. Fol- ribbon should be used in prefer- talk riding Avery Gibson is a guest at camp Reglna Kosenwald left yes- - North Eleventh street. Friday ence to blue. on me comparison of styles of breeches which were not intended ORGANIZATIONS They will the evening concert Ruth women s to for a few weeks. be at home after 15. lowing dress in 1776 and 1922. endure any such extensive vaca- Miss Lois entertained will be the guest of relatives for August Bryan Owen, daughter of William O. A. the other Ferguson The evening of the Fourth the few a will talk on "Mod- Of course, a garden frock almost Larrazolo made tioning. Among "regu- the Christian Endeavor society of guests attended the dance at the days. Jennings Bryan, a and lars" was a Smith Journal-De:''a- IADTKS DAY AT CUB ern Arabian always demands the ac- patriotic speech Frank A. congenial college the Presbyterian church at her t 2VKXT Knights." enhancing Hubbell, a guest of the girl whom Joseph Hergesheimer, Tijeras pavilian. JuTy?02. WEDNESDAY offered this is companiment of a hat, a broad-brimm- club, made ranch home across the river on Paul Whitcomb has re- The program year an informal talk. V. S. Gomez the novelist, had tried to engage as Stephens Morning bridge, topped off with said to be one of the best balanced simple hat, usually, Monday evening. After a brief busi- turned after a few weeks' visit in a luncheon is the pro- which shadows' played several piano and private secretary while at Bishop's ness all manner of games refreshing ever assembled by Mr. Horner. the wearer's eyes selections and guitar lodge, and whom. we meeting Fulton, Mo. gram for the July ladies' day at be lectures and protects her from sun. patriotic songs were Incidentally, wer played on the lawn which was Mr. Mrs. Scott and There will music, the sung. At the close of inveigled into doing a review for and Knight the Country club, which will be dramas, and readings of a variety Taffeta, in a dark or neutral shade, the pro- gaily lighted for the occasion with Eva Jackson were guests of John Standard observed on Is a gram refreshments in col- tho Book Corner. The guests who Furniture Co. Wednesday. The to satisfy every taste. Season favored material for them, as ors were patriotic remain at the a Japanese lanterns. Refreshments II. Taylor the Fourth, and attended 401 South game will begin about 10 o'clock in well as lace and served. ranch are seated dere served later in the evening. the dance at First St, Phone 819 tickets, which are transferable tulle. The trim- the table In order of length of resi Tijeras pavilian, we buy, sell and and luncheon will be served 11 is simple-someti- mes Mr. exchange at the family, are on sale at the ming always extremely A new dence, the oldesf and Mrs. Glasehook were a"d e o'clock. Reservations for luncheon and club composed of Spanish-America- n timers having No. 1, I. O. O. F. furniture. Handle Chamber of Commerce by a large rose of taffeta places at the head near "Uncle Harmony lodge guests for dinner Sunday. complete must be made by the steward Mrs. Alma Horton, in nestles women was organized and Triple Link Rebekah lodge No. Miss Beatrice de Lorler is a new line kitchen utensils by children. against the crown, or a last week and John." and being called by their etc. Tuesday noon, ft has been announc- charge of the ticket sales, has an- puff of tulle encircles it. given the name of first names. 10 celebrated the Fourth of July addition to the staff. ed by the committee in her little the Esperanza club. The new so- with an annual picnic in the moun- Mrs. Theodore Miss charge. nounced that daughter cial The night-tim- e seclusion of the Kassing, Mrs. C. of one-pie- group will meet twice A of 50 automobiles W. Reid, Mrs. lister Coop- will not contest for any the Smart frocks, of the a week cot- tains. parade Reba I. Gauss, Messrs. George er The officers are: Mrs. Alberto ranch, when sleep in the stone headed and Mrs. W. S. Hopewell will prizes offered the children. stralghtest outline and the sim- R. tages under the is a by the lodge band, Thomas, James Buist, Earl Miller be the hostesses. Armljo, president; Mrs. Manuel C big pines worth left the I. O. O. F. hall promptly at and were Albu- plest design, are given a touch of dollar an hour, is broken each day Frank Blaylock O WOMEN TO distinction Garcia, secretary. Mrs. Adolfo Rael, 8:30 o'clock on Tuesday morning querque visitors last week. Summer is the ideal KEPVBLICAX by the filmy lingerie Mrs. by the advent of tourist parties I,OCATi COLONY THRIVING DINE THIKSDAY chemisettes with which are treasurer: Augustln Terrazas, for Sedillo hill where the festivities Mrs. L. C. Grethen and Mrs. M. O.N they chairman of tho from Santa Fe. These furnish end foot races time for I l'I'KIl PECOS a dinner at the country ciuu on worn. The frock mu ho nt i executive com- less diversion to the .board took place. Games, Klddoo are guests at camp for photographs "Whom did see on a rather mittee. The next regular baseball and music the band I you the 13 to be attended by a number deep at the front, meeting of the ers at the ranch. Wearing every- by fe' weeks. 1 Pecos?" s re- July club will be with Mrs. M. C. were the entertainments of the day. of ' I frequently asked the of distinguished politicians of the a mass of. fine frills and Gar- from Kansas khaki to New- - the youngsters. week-end- er is as re- - cia, 310 North Arno street.. thing turning just state has been planned by the pleatings, or it may be simply lrtrt flannels they trail down from answered with "Oh, every- nublican women of liernamio coun slashed and the LEGION AUXILIARY TO With school out of edges turned back Mrs. A. sr. the mesa top, snapping pictures of body." It's true that a large share for their next Dinner a trifle. The effect of a white Bailey entertained and cliff PLAN CONVENTION. ty garnering, All the Past Matrons the ruins dwellings, the for session of the Summer vacationists of the will be served at 6:30 o'clock. chemisette is particularly with an club of the East- Indian and a Plans providing representa there is time toward the aro all-bla- ern Star at an all-da- y attendants, asking tion of the Albuquerque post of city gravitate Pecos and republican women of the county frock which it may be meeting at thousand questions. in that many spend the entire season in the or- said is a frock her home at Ifanchos de Atrisco the American Legion auxiliary at to eligible to membership that seems still to The more serious minded tourist New- - plenty plan for there. and men are invited to be Included in on Monday. The members the national convention in summer ganization the wardrobe of brought spends a night In the Rito, the bet- Orleans in October will be made a The on the is d basket lunches Pecos the dinner. Mrs. Holm O. Bursum every smartly-gowne- woman. and invited their ter to absorb al of the romance and sitting. Ideal, according to those who live are ex- husbands out for at a special meeting of the local and Senator O. L. Phillips supper and to history of the deserted Indian city. there during' the warm months, and to attend. spend the evening. A organization tomorrow night. The Not a: Blemish Phone 923 for an pected - large crowd Among these are such men as the home the fishing is varied, according to The after dinner program iu,- weddings! was present. meeting will be held at the luck of in , curator of the Leland Stanford mu of Mrs. J. H. at 41G the those engaged the lows: seum who sketched Shufflebarger Appointment. sport. There are of . The of Miss The Ideal eagerly designs East Iron avenue at 8 o clock. myriads Address of Welcome to Visitors. marriage Ejgenia Bridge club will he lo or on Mills and mm priceless Indian It is to give a big din speckled trout, there are just Miss Ethel Hickey Kay Dunsworth, hoth of entertained on Tuesday afternoon in the Mr. expected hook-sh- y. this pottery possession of a dance and a earn to or two and they're It Women as Seen From city, took place on Monday by Mrs. Volquartz and Mrs. C. W ner, party Send I5e. torn Tm.i cj THE MILNERS Republican at 8 Boyd, an alert, learned little Chi raise money to send local delegates depends. Washington evening o'clock at the parson- Potter. nese who delivered dinner fafggrVT. HOPKINS SON. Several new cottages have been age of the Lead Avenue a tabble to the convention. Plans will also Newark . . Congressman Nestor Montoya Metho- O lecture on the of Chi mem "Waltona" erected this year by i Albuquerque as Seen From dist church. The MRS. similarity the he made tomorrow for tho Republican Women ceremony wa WHEELER'S MARCH Is nese and Indian types and their which will be on STUDIO families. Charles White has a new performed by the Rev. F. K. e. PLAYED AT bership drive put Santa Fe MARION. possible relation, of his- is de- abin in Santo the Otero-Warre- n Mr. Is The professors shortly. A large attendance 313 Espirito Canyon, Mrs. Adelina Dunsworth employ- "Marion" march, written by with thick from east West Central furthest one yet built. The family ed at tho Santa Fe shops Mrs. Lutie Holder tory glasses sired at the meeting. is the summer there and Republicanism Wheeler of Art- spending Gov. Merritt C. Mechem ists' Retreat, this city, and dedi- Mr. White commutes for the week- Sandovnl-Chave- z. Organization Mrs. E. J. Strong cated to President Harding, was ends. Miss Marcella Reidy has beer, Mrs. Snyder The marriage ceremony for Miss at the of Miss White. Roost Dudley played Marion reunion, at- the guest Margaret The reception committee is com- Flora Sandoval, daughter of Mr tended last week The 1). A., Macphersons, veteran and Mrs. M. by the president posed of Mrs. Creighton Foraker, Sandoval, and Emello according to the Marion the Pecosltes, have built a new cottage Mrs. W. C. L. Chavez was, Star, rent- Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, performed on Inst president's paper. Jn Holy Ghost Canyon and are G. O. Mrs. Fred Sunday evening at 6 o'clock The other one to the Held, Mrs. Brecce, at the march was played as the ing the Guy Rogers Mohr, Mrs. Inez Church of the Con-ceptl- Mrs. has Lee, Mrs. Herman Immaculate opening number at an afternoon family. Guy liuderbaugh West lake, Mrs. George Craig, Mrs The service was said concert the Teen a guest at the Rogers.' Cortex by by Kalgar Grotto band A. Gusdorf, Mrs. Thomas Wilker- father Mandalari. The bncle was of 60 pieces. The selection Qulckel is building one of the most Mrs. A. A. dressed in was son, Mrs. T. P. Hanson, white georgetty crepe, enthusiastically applauded and due elaborate summer homes on the Mrs. C. M Barber, Mrs. trimmed in white satin. Woodworth, She wore credit for the was glv-e- Clearance composition Sale Mrs. T. J. Miss caI-rie- W. J. Hyde, Lawler, VlLhi.L9 ,veiI anJ a bouquet to Mrs. Wheeler, a resi- July former Ethel Hickey and Miss Margaret of bride s roses. She was attend- dent of Marlon. Of the Most Chadwlck. ed by Mrs O. F. Sandoval. Mr. Mrs. Wheeler Fashionable Materials, Colors and Chaves has recently re- Styles O was attended by Mr. gan- - ceived a letter from Mrs. ORPHANAGE ROYS ENJOY - a wet'dlns-- a Harding SACRIFICED TO CLOSE fi?oI- ,.fteC "uPFer at girlhood friend, re- OUT I.Y home, expressing FOURTH OF.II the couple left gret that she could not be presrnt Independence Day was a big day lor a honeymoon in Colorado. Mrs for the reunion. The St. An- president' for tho little feilows at .veLhas bep" Ployed by the wife wrote that she had received thony's orphanage. The Fourth State Trust and Savings banlc for Mrs. J. O. Gould, with the past year. Mr. representative of was celebrated the proper Chave hnM the Federated Woman's clubs of spirit, the big feature of the day inimnsiuie position with the New Mexico, who noon Santa Fe carried a letter SUITS ORE being a dinner at iurnisnea ny railroad store house, of presentation from Mrs. Wheeler SSES the Bricklayers' union. In the aft to Mrs. Harding. ernoon and evening games. SUMMER STUDENTS AT "IT" Mr. en HOLD and Mrs. George II. Wheeler races and other sports were STORY HOUR. have returned from a lnnn . Rev. Father Albert O. . one of the most joyed. . attractive fea- Taos, going by way of M. and Rev. Father ciauae, o. tures of the summer aoninn at i Espanola and returning through Taos can- M. professors at the St. lranci? state university is the story yon, Morena TO CLOSE TO CLOSE OUT! in session a the or- telling valley (Eagles' Nest OUT! normal school .lll; ,,ui(m us meetings dam), stopping In Cimn in per- on m phanage, assisted the boys the campus in the cool of the yon to fish, thence r forming stunts both old and new. evening. Every Thursday evenint through Ute A of fireworks was the cli- the members imin, Cimarron, springer, Wagon ' display of the league gather Mound, Las Vegas and to max of the day. Th .sisters at the on the lawn and listen to Santa Fe Formerly to $32.50 Formerly $32.50 NEW to tales of "There is magnificent scenery orphanage expressed gratitude countries far and near. the Dresses those who made pusslble the cele- On last crossing Rangre do Christo Tweed and Jersey models in of Cotton. Including Lin- Thursday evening Miss long-lin- e MOUNTINGS bration for their small wards. Erna mountains and a view of one of swagger and sport types ens, Organdies and fl1 fk Ferguson of the Koshare God's masterpieces in ntiK nnea. Dotted ff O Tours told two Indian mountain suits that can be Swiss ; JdJLU.UU in the Curse stories, "The scenery from Palo Pletchardo pass worn straight WOMEN YOTEI1S TO HEAR of Socorro," and "The Leg- 9,045 feet STATE end of the altitude. The roads through the season. $14.75 AJtOtT LAWS, Enchnnted Mesa." Dean through Colfax countv are in Celebrated What promises to be a program U n. Mitchell of the summer school cellent condition," said Mrs. Wheel- - of exceptional interest, instruction toM the ancient Greek of White Gold" will be addresses myth er, in speaking of the trip. Formerly to $45.00 lBelai and inspiration Psyche and Eros. O $35.00 to $45.00 from two prominent attorneys at At the next meeting of the Mrs. T. E. Values wears better of Women Voters called which Whitmer, Miss Cath- Distinctive sports and general the League league, assembles at 7 erine Sheffield, Miss Ma'u-- wear models for next Tuesday evening, July 11, o'clock, Dr. S. Wr Sale Price of Roshanara Crepe George Hubbell, and R. T. week-en- looks better Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. R. Raynolds are on a d Crepe Knit. Crepe Satin, Georget in the F. Rockwood ntid Miss camping at te Hon. H. Bowman, Katherlne trip Aoma with Suits carried from last season. and Canton Crepe. Plain 2-- 3 less Harry attorney Sheffield will be in Miss Ferguson of the Koshnrc or costs general of New Mexico, has con- charge. Tours. Serge and Velours sented to come from Santa Fo es- in navy and black.,,,, embellished ... i . $19.98 than pecially to address the league on D7.0 the state constitution, giving par- Platinum ticular explanation of laws relat- You may pay more or you may pay less. But 5TABUSHE0"I88S ing to women. Formerly to $55.00 Hon. Slmms of Albuquer- whatever Formerly to $13.50 John you pay you will never get as much, ' que will address the league on Smartly Silk lined of finest "Women's Part in Politics." This, silk value will Twill fabrics The pretty Ginghams, Organdy stocking as you receive from a and (POA HK and Rick Rack too, promises to be a dissertation also Tweeds tailored DO7. O of special inspiration to all women pair of Rosenwald's Special Silk Hose at trimmed. $5.95 and men who are interested in public welfare. $2.50. The of the Rosenwald Spe- RELIABLE Men will be welcomed. There popularity - - ".The Store" s MATCHMAKERS & JEWELER! will be no discussions, as the two cial silk is founded the Growing Buy the Gordon Hose ane not stocking upon perfect 920 West Central Ave. themes related, but the Phone 283 r speakers will reply to any questions and continuous satisfaction its use has given "Hard to Wear Out" presented verbally or in writing. The hour will be 8 o'clock. Tnese to hundreds of women in Albuquerque and meetings are open without charge to the general public. throughout the southwest. ' Three July 9, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page the and summer son, Norman Bullock and William affair was a patriotic event, consist school class Of the Brethren church. winter sessions. Taggart. The members of the class who respectively. The winter team ing of patriotic games and other came out victor with 27 ARTESIA Mrs. Ralph Rogers was hostess amusement. A program was pre- LAS VEGAS CLOVIS went on the trip are Misses Mary SOCORRO a to IS to the Chat and Sew club at her sented Short Jessie and Cora Noble, Le- score. by several guests. Tharp, A the issue of country home in the Atoka com- talks were made concerning notable ila and Marie Cochran, Thelma and copy of current tho on after- de Normal University News was in- The Clarendon male quartet from munity last Wednesday men and events in American his- Mrs. Prentice and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Isenberg en- Marguerite Goodwin, Eva Lewis The Intense heat has caused a noon. A delightful afternoon was Misses Velma Doro Roy and Florence Kenzie. cided lull In social activities, and cluded among the papers placed in Clarendon college, Clarendon, tory, by Smith, George Fleming were hostess at a tertained a number of their friends tne corner stono or the new Meth- enjoyed by several members and Russell, Lorie Davis, Effie Glover, 4. The evening W. F. Dillon left last week as a there Is little going on, even among a pro- waf- party last Saturday afternoon at at their home July odist Episcopal church Texas, presented pleasing their friends. Ice cream and and Mrs. Deyton Recer. The hos- home of Mrs. Prentice. This Is was in and in delegate of the Elks' lodge to the the younger element. building. on ers were to the spent games, dancing At- Fagerberg, of the Santa Fe Photd gram at the Methodist church served the following tess was assisted in serving a delic- of of affairs to of fireworks. Refresh- Elks' national convention at The Saturday ciuo sun meets a Mesdames Paul two small the first a series shooting are sel- shop, took panoramas of the stu- last Wednesday evening before guests: Terry, ious buffet luncheon by be given by these ladles during the ments consisted of chicken sand- lantic City. oach week, though there Lawrence Wilde, Harold Kelnalh, in ap- A of Clovis folks at dom more than three tables, Just dent body and faculty last week fair-size- d audience. The program, Japanese girls, their native next two weeks. Red, white and cakes and The number four-fo- William Linell, Homer Mes- wiches, punch. of The pictures show ap of Dunagan, parel. The guests Included blue colors euests were present: Mr. tended the reunion at Las Vegas half of the membership the club, consisted songs by the quartet, Lewis Story, Thornton Ferson, Dey-to- n dames Olevla Reoer predominated. the the Misses Mrs. Rose Loewenstein was the proximately 3,000 of the students ad- Addy, Deyton Mrs. Charles Tamme and her and Mrs. D. C. Houk, Mr. and Mrs. Fourth, Including here in attendance. solos, readings and humorous Recer, Eldredge Soloman and and Misses Velma Smith, Zanalda Lorena Wicks, W. J. Curren, A. J. Hocken- - hostess for last week. Wing-fiel- d, Emma were hostesses on Jimmto Graham, Misses - The roof of hall Is Just dresses. Mrs. M. H. Ferriman, Misses Velma Smith, NHa Mann, Elizabeth Soloman, daughter Da- hull, wife, and children. Miss Eunice Herkenhoft of Alou- Springer Glaayfc'. afternoon at a thimble and Hortense Bomar, Georgia Har- about completed and a flag local pianist, assisted the young Corinne Smith, Ann Wilkin Doro Russell, Effie Glover, Thursday Lena Mrs. R. H. Downing and son, querque is tho guest of Miss polo son, and Loretta Linell. nU party at their home on North Sixth vis, Thelma and Velma Houk, oneo more erected. men in the presentation of their Nila WIngfield, Marjorie Wingfield, street. a num- Merle Jessie Weir and Robert, of Needles, Calif., are the riett Herkenhoff. was secured Rev. R. F. Davis, pastor of the Grace Lorie Davis, Be- They entertained Pierce, Mrs. Blanche Read and son Dale Next week promises to be as full program. The quartet Keinath, ber of ladles on Saturday afternoon Messrs. Lucas Dannelly, Ray Gar- guests of Mrs. Curren and daugh- as the one Just Dr. efforts of the Methodist church, assisted Rev. J. atrice Davis, Mildred Frisch, Vesta ters. will also visit sister-- left for a month's vacation, past. Ralph through the Epworth at and expect to finish the series on rett, Everett Grantham, Leonard They her Sunday Johnson, clinical psychologist of of the Methodist church. D. Terry in a revival meeting Lois Hnulik, Opal Martin, in-law, Mrs. and which will be spent at Elephant league Frisch, Monday. Dorrell Johnson and Burt Curless, Girard college, Philadelphia, will The members of the organization Rocky Arroyo community during Margaret Tarbet, Virginia Attebery, Jernlgan, Mrs. Lewis Downing. Butte and El Paso. tenor the week. Adele Ohnemus The Redpath-Horn- er Chautauqua Doos Smith. of Denver, is the be hero as special lecturer and the are Messrs. P. W. Walker, Gertrude Gifford, Messrs. A. E. Curren and J. Frank Fowl, er season opens here on Tuesday aft A number of Clovlsltcs enjoyed Bald- Redpath-IIorn- Chautauqua.- will and accompanist; C. K. 'Peoples, Mrs. Joe Jesse has returned from and the honoree, Arra Belle Rogers. Muleshoe. Walker spent the Fourth at Lub- guest of his sister, Mrs. Lee H. where she has been visit- ernoon. All the Chautauqua fans the Fourth of July at win. he on deck afternoon and evening bass and humorist: John Roswell, to This little town outdid Itself bock. in Ilfeld auditorium. Chautau- tenor and her sister. are looking forward the program W. J. O. Morris is in Chicago on a the Thompson, and reader, ing with much Interest. It is to be in the way of hospitality and Mrs. H. Taylor and daugh- qua offer special rates to summer ,V. C. Craig, baritone and boIoisc A few friends of Lou ome ana ters, Anna Belle and Mildred, have brief business trip. m held in new Ilfeld auditorium amusement for Its guests. Several students and will last from 11 of the pro-cra- John the young peo the Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Enloe and son July Almost every number Page surprised WINSLOW Is cool, comfort were made promi- returned from a trip to California. to 17. was with a on Satur- and the building good talks by S. were guests of Mrs. M. J. encored. ple birthday party and all acoustics are nent citizens of and Mrs. A. Jones and daughters, Carey Tho excursions A number of Masons and day evening at the home of Mrs. 8. able above the Bailey county Cronin at San Acacia Sunday. regular Saturday large A advance sale music was furnished the Misses Ruby and Kathleen, return- lun- are continuing. This week it W89 were H. The arrived at remarkable. good good by ex- C. T. Brown was host at a their families and friends walker. guests Last C. E. Ma- - re- ed home this week from an "foot-warme- the two hon- Friday evening of tickets warrants a splendid band. There were plenty of old cheon at the Val Verde a to tha Creston present on Thursday night at the the Walker home, and chen, who is a for the eats served tended trip in Kentucky. Tuesday west of town. Elrose airdome. when Victor I ored guests were summonod. A de dispatcher sult, as far as the local committee drinks, cream and good hotel in honor of Congressman J va- Santa Fe railroad here, was out is concerned. Reserved seats were by the cold drink stands In tha Miss Maurlne Reagan returned for Prof. Clark E. Terslnger, nor- Minter delivered a special address lightful evening was speni in Inst week whera Montoya. Covers were laid re- riding with his small son, age five, to be on sale Monday after shade of the At noon a from Albuquerque, e mal's editorial and print shop man, on Mafconry. This address was in rious amusements. Delicious put grove. she been forty-fiv- guests. was served to Misses and while crossing the railroad noon. huge free barbecue was prepared. has attending the Mrs. B. en is busy preparing the fall bulletin etructlve and educational and freshments were Mr. and K. tiritton is- Lou Ollie tracks at the Harvey hotel here Mrs. David J. Everyone was given all the barbe- with a for tho press. The book will be a part of the educational program Lorie Davis, Edna Page; 7. car Judge and Leahy tertained very pleasantly Pnee. Ml Beatrice failed to see train No. His left afternoon for a short cued mutton and beef he could eat, evening. An sued at an early date. of the Masonic order. A special dred Frisch, was Mr. Machen thrown Friday dancing party Friday The Delta have declared had been arranged by local Davis, Beverley Kirkpatrick, Vesta hit, being visit to Raton. From there they also bread, pickles, ice tea and hot ice course was served. Klg girls program out, the young boy remaining in will to Red River for a coffee. There was more than rushing season for their sisterhood people. Mrs. M. H. Ferriman play- Frisch, Annie vogei, uoiub vu6ei. go City Florcntino Baca and Rooert and havo chosen a Mrs. V. I Gates thhia Man Jackson. Burnell Car the car, the latter being pushed vacation of several weeks. Judge enough for those present and a TUCUMCARI attended the Fourth of July very pleasing ed a piano solo, over 200 ahead of the train. group of young ladles from the col- a vocal solo and Miss Helen roll, Leila Walker, Marian Walker, feet and Mrs. Leahy were accompanied number took meat home to their celebration at Las Vegas. sang Cowan and The boy was uninjured, but Mr.' their two Helen and friends. After dinner was con- of Mrs. Malsie Hill lege department as their rushees. Mann gave a reading. Fred Wilson Adele Ohnemus, Gladys by daughters, Relatives Their entertainment of th9 was to aenver an aa Messrs. Robert Ohnemus, uwigm Machem sustained a broken arm Lucille. cluded, the afternoon sports con- Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Shamblin Moore received word Tuesday of first of Carlsbad Me-Cre- e, a to Marwin and wag badly bruised and lacerat- G. were sisted of the broncho calf and W. C Rev. Mrs. G. Mrs. Moore's luck prospects was theater party dress, but was unable to come McCree, Ralph Davis, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ward busting, Jr., and her death at Nogales. second of Cowan, Justice Walk- ed. The accident occurred directly several roping, goat tournament E. Ellis and M. B. Kea-t- or Mrs. and her sister, at the performance the Artesia on account of professional Lloyd host and hostess to friends roping Attorney mother, Berry, American show, "Sittin' matters. er, John Page, Everett Long, A. V. In front of the railroad station and on the Fourth of July at their home by real cowboys. Other features left Sunday for a vacation in Mrs. Griffith, left at once for legion and was witnessed by a crowd of the were baseball to i'retty." Miss Effie McCaw left on Friday Wiseman, Henry Terpening large on North Eighth street. Patriotic afternoon the the New Mexico mountains and Tho committee where she will "!nrl Jinks, that expected the youngster In the colors were much in evidence. games and three prize fights. The attend the meet to be held Mrs. Anton Mayer spent the week library through night for California, to Baptist son. its chairman, Dr. David Bronstein her sister and friends for The Convention Bible class of the car be killed any second. It Mrs. J. Van Houten is evening was concluded by a dance, at Montezuma college, beginning In Las Vegas visiting her visit of was indeed a most fortunate acci- expected which was announces tho gift of some two about one month. First Baptist church, composed to return here early next week largely attended. July 7. Lloyd Mayer. dozen new volumes son organ dent for the occupants. Through the of E. R. Hart Mr. Mrs. Grubbs re Gordon returned to by Murphey's Mrs. George Sasser and vmmff neonle. have recently from California, where she has courtesy and Harry Herkennott store and Mrs. Dan Stern, have to Artesia with Klopfensteln as W. H. Dngg has returned from two months. She the affair was held at the grove turned from a three Water canyon Wednesday after a drug Duffy returned ait ized Harvey as an extended visit with at spent the past near Saturday here. er a visit of several weeks. president, and Mrs. Ethel James relative will be accompanied by Mr. Van his ranch. Tlenty of good weeks tour of New Mexico and brief visit with his mother Miss Bullock was hostess The other officers are San Diego and other points on the who went out to make the flowing ice cold water came from Colorado. They visited Mrs. Mrs. M. S. Taul left Thursday for Ethel - teacher. coast. Houten, fn the members of Mrs. Joe Rlcn- Mrs. Deyton Kecer, Misses return trip home with hor. They his wells. Comfortable seats were Grubbs' brother In Denver. her home in Mountainair, ards' school class of the Nailor, Maggie Hollis, Lucile James William O'Hara and wife are the are in their car and ex arranged In the grove and every- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leherman three weeks with her Sunday one-ha- traveling CARLSBAD Methodist church. The young ladies and Messrs. Fred and Lewis Cole. proud parents of an eight and lf pect to make the trip In about five one was made to feel as comfort- leave Sunday for a 30 days' trip daughter, Mrs. Ralph Dykstra. devoted a of the after- Mr. nd Mrs. Otis Brown and pound boy that arrived this able ns possible. Among the New Mexico mountains E. H. Wells has returned from large part week. days. through he has been for noon to sewing. Delicious punch Misses Ethel and Jessie Bullock left Mother and child reported Mrs. Robert Banks and her chil were Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Colorado. Santa Rita where About four hundred Boy Scouts were served to Misses a snort vacauuu iu to be doing nicely. Steed, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. C. Shaw the past month. Mrs. Wells and and cake last week for dren Wt the first of the week for Kuykendall. of Abilene and re- are enrolled for the encampment as Lorie Marian Walker, Leila mountains. Garth McLease and wife of Wil Miss Minnie and Mrs. J. E. Walkers of sister, Miss Dorothy Wells, will Carlsbad this The Davis, the her home In Spokane. She has Rogers brother, Amarillo, time. week. camp site, Walker, Mildred Frlsch, Beverley A large number of young people liams were week end visitors here been Beveral be- Mrs. H. F. Curren, Misses Ella and sisters of Mrs. Briscoe, vis- main for an indefinite a mile out, Is a beautiful field cov- on after- of celebration. here for months, Anna Fanny Rev. W. A. Ervln will leave soon Kirkpatrick, Burnell Carroll, Gladys motored to Dayton Sunday for the Fourth July ing called here on account of the Curren, Mrs. Downing, Henry ited at the Briscoe home the past ered with bermnda grass and clover Cowan, Mattie Mae Jackson, Ethel noon, where Gordon Sterling, popu- The Fourth of July celebration Mrs. Wolfenbarger, Mr. and Mrs. Mon- week. for California where he will Join and wlth Bna(Je trees Be serious illness of her father. for a visit of a month fringed Bullock and Mrs. Richards. lar Artesia high school athlete, staged by the local post of the Frederick Legler also returned to roe, Miss Cavender. About 600 Mrs. Margaret Hinds, grand ma- Mrs. Ervin ing only a short distance from tho services of Dave Cog-de- ll rifonnheii his first sermon. Mr. American was a sua-ces- s. ex- cars were or six weeks. ad- The funeral - Legion huge her home In Chicago after an counted, which came tron of Eastern Star, returned I'eeos river the boys have the were conducted at the First storiinif. a convert in the big Lock- Large crowds the G. from all of the a tour of of and to be thronged tended visits Mr. H. Coors, the parts surrounding Monday from the state, vantage bathing boating. Baptist church on Friday afternoon, hart revival in March, deBlres grounds from morning until late father of the two young women, is country. having visited 45 chapters within Life guards are on band to insure American Legion In come a Methodist preacner, at and the nroeram wan car. Mrs. J. N. two Scout with the mo- - night much Improved. Copelln and the past 90 days. Visits have been their safety. Commissioner Rev. W, C. pas- Hundreds of Artesia people ri0(j out ns Commander nelces, Lois and vis- to Normal University Graham of Amarillo is in charge. Taggart, of arranged. Mrs. Rossner Graham left for her May Elsie, are made all state chapters with camp for tor of the Baptist church, preached tored to Carlsbad on the Fourth Joseph Leiberman and his many home In Calif., on Friday. iting relatives In Dallas, Texas. the exception of Dawson. Mrs. four days to give special training Dr. E. E. three-da- y Berkley, the funeral sermon, and July to attend the big workers are to be congratulated She was accompanied by Marion Mrs. Emma Knott answered the Hinds will visit the Dawson chap- in scoutcraft. Mathes .pastor of the Presbyterian celebration, 'inousanas ui vionui on the excellent manner of the ar Davis, who will visit her aunt. Mrs. final call at her home In Dallas, ter during the fall months. LAS VEGAS. Carlsbad wa s thronged with visi delivered a brief eulogy for swarmed through the town. A great rangements. Texas, Mrs. was Thp nnrmnl has been a rather un tors last week to take in the Water church, at- Herbert Clark. Sunday. Knott Jim Conwell of the Elk Drug, wiid the young man, whom he had time was enjoyed by all who Milton H. Proctor has returned Mr. Mrs. S. B. Davis return- well known In lived Howard Kohn Val- usual mixture of pedagogy and Carnival and Fourth of cele- bast- - and Clovls, having of the Montoya week. July known for many years. Mesdames tended the aquatic carnival, to this city, where he will make ed from Denver, where they spent here for some time with her cou- ley, Lee Pelxer and Senator A. L. westlness during the past bration. Prominent among those nsn 10 a. m Ex-Go- n. Martin Yates and Ethel James anl ball games, barbecue, tree his home after having been located a week visiting, and left for Santa sin, Rev. Elliott, former of Zinn returned from Las School was dismissed from from Roswell were Hager-ma- Dun-Bga- n other ir,at- pastor Vegas n. all day Messrs. Fred Cole and Homer rodeo, races and many on the coast at Los Angeles for the Fe during the week. the Presbyterian church. She had Wednesday evening. until 1:30 m. Monday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. sang three appropriate songs. tractions. Artesia was quiet and Las Is to calm and Wednesday afternoon C. Korr; Dr. llorwit, the guest Ru-f- us year. Vegas beginning many friends here who will be Mrs. J. M. Justice and children Tuesday pall-beare- rs were Messrs. as the populace attend the The almost deserted Cappie Neal and wife have re down now. The city has been In shocked to hear of her untimely returned Monday evening from so that students might Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Tracy: Mr. and Rowan, Forrest Haughteling, was celebrating at the neighboring turned from an extended vacation attire for the past week be- death, as when a Ind. The cowboys' reunion. Wednesday Mrs. Quence Cummins, Misses Fay gala living here only Blufton, Justice family on Albert Vogel, Veto George, Edgar city. trip at Los Angeles. cause of the Cowboy's reunion and few months ago she was in have the J. L. classes met Saturday morning Hollo and Katherine Cummins, and and Flanders. u. Bert omun u appar- purchased Butler to for lost time. The re- Miss liiliian the of Williamson George Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. O. H. McCIure of Danville. entertaining the many visitors from ently excellent health. residence on East High street. make up Hinkle, guests A floral tribute from the Mr. and Mrs. Homer A and novelty concessions Airs. J. D, and Mr. and lures daughters, Kan., has arrived In this city fur all parts of New Mexico. Colorado, pretty home wedding was sol Mrs. M. A. Butler entertained a freshment tne Iludgins; American Legion, Baptist young Dunagan, John Lanning, uoini an extended visit with relatives. Texas and Oklahoma. We are now emnized the home number of for the reunion were handled by Mrs. C. W. Shepherd, Misses Eliza- was evi- Mr. an at of Mr. and tiny tots on Thursday unOor people and other friends in Richards, Noah Garrett, Walter L. Moore has going to settle down and prepare to Mrs. J. H. afternoon In Normal Athlotlc association beth and Ethel Shepherd, Missel was born In Alexander and family of returned Singer, .when Harvey honor of Norman's of Coach A. H. Miller Stella Ger- dence. Dave Cogdell Mrs. Mayo from San Bernardino, Calif., where enlov the Chautauqua to tne ruiiest G. Druin and Mrs. Hattie Bach fifth the direction Annette and Jacobsen, Corsicana, Texas, In July, 1899, and Roswell and many others were the oi were birthday. and Mr. E. J. Beck with normal trude and Olivia Wilkenson Bird- - anu he had been called on account of Stephen rowers, proprietor united in marriage by Rev. Mesdames C. S. Sartain, Elliott, A con- died suddenly as a result of poison- guests Of Mrs. Una HUtcnins the illness of the Plaza hotel. Is expected home Poston. Mrs. Druin boys and girls as assistants. sell and Hazel Mays, Mesdames Lou 1922. Ho lived Norton at their Cotton-- . his father. is the daugh- Stanley and Dykes were ladles in was realized from the ing on June 29, has Miss Alma Alex R. Goldman arrived In this In a few days. Mr. Powers was ter of Mr. and Mrs. of siderable sum Fullon, Flannery, and Mays. his for the past fnin Vinmn nn the Fourt". In Singer. The charge entertainment program and will go toward Mr. and Mrs. Adams ana with stepmother from Los called to his old home Louis groom nns been as- and Ma- business, largely George i died when on the banks of city Wednesday Angeles. recently reception for Royal Arch football suits son or tem venrn. His mother The day was spent While he of his ville, Ky., because of the serious signed to this as sons at the replacement of young cnicago arrived in was two of and his uw. here disposed prop- Col. D city manager of the hall on Thursday fire. Carlsbad and will visit Mr. he years age an Irrigation lakeunaer large aro and Mrs. illness of his father. J. the Western Union. lost in the Sunday ' father died three years ago. He is Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Burkland erty accompanied by Powers. Word has been received Immediately The Fourth of July was cele- Adams' father and mother, Mr. ana nine-poun- d Goldman left for the coast via au- after the Mrs. C. S. survived a and three the parents of a his is much Im wedding ceremony the Sartain entertained at brated with a program and Mrs. Charles Adams, for tho re- by stepmother proud tomobile. will make their here that father guests went to the home of Mr. four tables of auction on Tues- sisters and one half brother. boy, born on last Friday night. They proved. Friday speeches in Ilfeld auditorium maining summer months. ';half future home Jn Los and Mrs. Carl where wed- 7. The deceased served In the United The conauciea ai mu numc Angeles. Mrs. Travis, an Miller, a evening, July morning. President Wagner, Mrs. Tom Pearson and twin boys, picnic on Cotton- Miss Stella Brewer, a teacher In Laura Krudwlg ding dinner was served. The wed. Mrs. P. G. little day States army for more than two of Mr. E. D. Wells, the old-tim- was a visitor here dur Sample and District Judge Leany, nevercnu and Misses Lucy and Frances Seay of the the public schools at Houston, ding also celebated the 35th wed- are H. H. McEl-ro- y were vonrs. unending 14 montns in wood, under the auspices Ing the past week. She left Tues- daughter visiting Hearn, and Rabbi Bronstein of Roswell, were house guests at ; service in the Ar Cottonwood Woman's club, was at- Texas, has been visiting relatives in ding anniversary of the bride's par- In El Paso. the local and Judge J. D the Merchant Home In La Huerta France, seeing day for her home Clarksburg. ents. speakers, - ennne and engagements. tended families in the Co- here for several weeks. She left The ncwlyweds took a wed- Missionary workers of the First Hamlin of Farwell, Texas, deliver- the first of the week. other by many Los where W. Va. After a short time there to Roswell. Th Intermediate Baptist Young ttonwood section. An enjoyable day Wednesday for Angeles, she wlU leave for a tour of Europe, ding trip They expect Church of Christ met in an Inter- de the chief address. Music was Judge and Mrs. S. D. Stennls nav she will the summer months. to be at home to their on after- s son on People's Union met at the home of was celebrated. spend accompanied by her husband. friends at esting program Thursday supplied by Robert Kasper unioi announced the birth of a and Mrs. w. u. on Mr. and 'Mrs. Rex Wheatley and Porter Ewlng has returned from received from Mr. the residence of W. H. Pattison on noon at the church. band and Miss aim ;Itev. Taggart re- Word has been North by jaramuio Tuesday. Mondav evening for a social, which family left last week for Amarillo, Phoenix, where he has been and Mrs. W. C. Root that thc Lane street. This wedding Mrs. W. F. Kirby and Mrs. Nelle her glee club. Mrs. George Eddy and young : weeks' a sudden was a was attended by several members where they will spend a few cuperating from attack have arrived in Europe and enjoy- complete surprise to their Hauser attended the democratic The third or the summer son of Washington, D. C, arrived of the organization. The young vnrntlrin. visiting friends. of Illness. ed the over Immensely. Mr. many friends and acquaintances. county chairwoman's meet hold in series of lectures was delivered Saturday for an extended visit with was hostess Mrs. Ted small eon trip Miss lias Las 5. H. R Mrs. people played outdoor games on tha Mrs. George Winans Reilly and Root Is the father of Colbert C. May Booton resigned Vegas July Thursday, evening by Dr. Mrs. Eddy's parents, Mr. and lawn. Delicious Ice cream to a number of the young returned last week from Denver, of at her position with the First National Miss Pearl Mullins, dry iwiiia Wn! M. K. nnstor. His sub- - F. G. in La Huerta. Mrs. pac!ous large n Root, formerly this city, but popular Tracy and cake were servea py Mrs. uag ladies of Artesia at a oengnuui iun-.hsn- whero they have been visiting rel- present on the Journal staff. bank and left Thursday for a visit goods woman with the M. B. rg ier.t was "The Pueblo Country" and Eddy was accompanied by her part. Among those present were st her home, south of town, atives for the past month. Mrs. Walter Cayot is a house to California and Missouri. company, and Mr. O. L. si heatifullv illustrated with many aunt, Mrs. Flora Stone, who will Gladvs Cole. Helen Mann. Alberta on Monday afternoon. This social J. G. Howell has left for the hos- guest of Mrs. W. G. Rives. Mrs. Elder J. H. Thompson and Mr. Hickerson, expert watch man with olored slides or ruins ana puuuiuo also we a house guest at the Tracy Bowman, Lorena Mansell, Nellie function at Alfadale, the Atoka pital at Los Angeles. Cayot has lately been appointed Mr. and Mrs.. Ed. Kinzie left the the Glasier-River- s Jewelry house, nil over the southwest. home. Mae Home, Mary Taggart, Keith farm home of Mrs. Winans, was Miss Mayme Scott has returned postmistress at Springer. She first of tho week for Las Vega3. were married Sunday evening at The first basketball game of the Mrs. Arthur Hoose ana four Hoffman, Paul James, Charles Mc- - complimentary to Miss Arra Belle from a visit with friends at made the trip here accompanied by They were accompanied by mem- the Presbyterian parsonage, the summer season was played last daughters of Roswell are visiting ' file, Morgan Burrows, Harry Wll Rogers, formerly of Artesia. Th Needles, Calif. her husband and brother. bers of the Merry Maids Sunday Rev. Caldwell officiating. week by the two teams representing friends in Carls' ad.

READY TO WEAR White and Gray Kayser Milanese Silk The ready-to-we- ar section will open Monday with un- Gloves in 16 Button length-$1,- 69 pr. surpassed assortments and incomparable values in mil- linery, suits, coats, capes and dresses both silk and assortment of elbow with rein- wash frocks. A new length gloves of sizes. Also Sport coats, negligees and bath robes are also inter- forced finger tips. Complete range black, esting July Clearing Sale items. mode and pongee. Clearance Sale of Ready-t- o ear July Just to idle Summer afternoons The Great Values Are Making This a Clearing Sale, Indeed! The News of the Deep away in cool, dainty frocks why summer OF BLOUSES Price Cutting Traveled Like a Radio Bugle Call! would be wonderful if for no other CLEARANCE FINER reason! Straight, cool and slender and in those lovely vivid shades so $2.88, $4.98, $7.88 SEMI-ANNU- THE AL CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES sparkling: under the summer suns! Formerly $3.98 to $17.95. , i vacation need - Dresses, Suits, Coats, Wraps, Skirts and Blouses The Ratine Frocks Blouses for every trim.; sports... styles,.- dainty trimmed styles, overblouses all of them included in this im At Phenomenal Reductions Some are Below Costs! Losely woven ratine cool and hand- portant clearance. Fashioned of silks, georgette, novelty fabrics, some occasionally revealing a Rus- net, or cottons, they are all distinctly better blouses, ana eacn sian tendency in. color and embroid- is itself in this there DRESSES SUITS ery one a splendidvalue in Grouped fashion, FOR MISSES AND WOMEN is not a complete range of colors or sizes in the various styles, FOR MISSES AYD WOMEN Silk and Cloth Dresses, Crepe de Chine. Rence Crene, Krcpo but every size is included in the selection. Knit, Taffeta, Canton, Georgette, Printed silk, Wool Jerseys, Tweeds, trlcotlnes, twills. Jerseys, etc.; superior styling, many The Linen Frocks Twills, etc., etc. Formerly from $19.75 to $100.00. tailored, to suit every fancy formerly from $19.50 to $125. $9.95 to $39.75 $7.98 to $65.00 are the non-crushab- le variety a Millinery Clearance Dinner and Evening Gowns reduced one-ha- lt or more, great improvement in the realm of women's wear. And, of course, they COATS AND WRAPS come in bright colors, too. , at $3.50 to $7.50 SILK AND WOOL SKIRTS Both linen and ratine frocks in in About 25 hats which have been selling FOR MISSES AND WOMEN ; groups ranging price pattern $4.95 to $12.75 and Up ' in regular stock at $10.00, $12.50 and some much All the favored new fabrics and latest styles Formerly $24.75 $9.98, $11.48, $14.98 been remarked for summer Each skirt is this season's model and represents the newest of to $85.00 and more. , higher have early materials and styling. clearance. $15.00 to $55.00 CHILDREN'S DRESSES Individual Garments at One Third Off Our regular stock at $15.00, $18.00, $22.50 and some much higher have been remarked for early 250 Percale Evening Gowns, Afternoon Downs, Dinner Gowns, Dancing Frocks, summer clearance, - $1.19, $1.39, $1.69, $1.98, $2.48 Bungalow Aprons Street Dresses. . 7 '.'''"".t-i- ' Smart Tailored Suits exclusive models. l ". r:P"-- In store , 4 to tn $2.50 Percale Bungalow Aprons, .With skirts and ' "" ' ' ' ' ' Every child's dress this ages 14, Gingham, scalloped Capes and Wraps in advance styles. ".' 'ri A good opportunity for the woman Rattlne, Crepe, Chambray, Lawns and Voiles; smart new, peppy trimmed in dainty, crisp organdie, new patterns. In all the become dresses for the little folks- - Values In this lot dainty, colorings. These garments are our "personally selected" models distinctive both whose summer hat has faded or In style and quality. It is your opportunity to get an exclusively designed somewhat weathered. Of course she wants : garment at just half what it is possible to secure it for Most . $1.98 . regularly. summer. $1.65 to $6.50 $1.98 $1.98 of them are advance season styles. . . a new one to finish the Page Four ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL! July 9, 1922.

attention whatever to the TWO-LAN- E LOW COST BATTERY battery PRESENT THE SPEED WAGON SERVES on their car, and that fewer still HIGHWAYS ARE REAL SERVICE MUCH WANTED know when they are over-chargi- IN AN UNUSUAL VOCATION their it is no wonder TRAFFIC batteries, DANGERS TO Low cost battery service the that the manufacturers must main- tain service stations all over the that very thing that every autoist is in- "Who can truthfully say terested in. A local battery ex- country. In recreational value of any- The Willard Storage Battery there and pert says three things are neces- thing, but constant danger start with a standard make company of Cleveland, long ago in over our sary this need for a nervous strain driving of battery, service It properly with realizing high r two-lan- e highways any- and grado product and careful atten- present our frequent and regular testing tion to A where within 50 miles of large against that product, established a Business Coupe asks W. t.. filling, guard overheating service oities on holidays?" due to overcharging. station organization whose Thompson, consulting engineer lor These admonitions would "Through Service We Grow" has section of the Lincoln appear made them the of MEN the '.deal - enough and easy to follow, largest company FOR DU5INE55 Ulster-way- simple Its kind discussing the specifica- but when one considers the fact today. tions for the section. that there are over two hundred Mr. Thompson finds that opin- kinds of storage batteries on tho Women were first licensed to act ions on the proper width of high- contend market, only eight or ten of which women's parts on the stage This car a new and achievement ways differ widely. Many be called in 1662. to represents important reaches a cer- can reasonably standard II. Up that that after traffic that most people are ex- time feminine roles had been played in commercial new highways should makes, transportation. ' tain density tremely careless about giving any by men and boys. be constructed paralleling those which have become congested. For the first time in motor car history, business men ' a however, vehicles usually follow - - are enabled to a closed the of which is certain road and for many years 1&iaVrjL- '" ' Auk-- buy car, body attempts to divert traffic for any built throughout of steel. reason outside the driver's voli- 'v tion will meet with resistance from The all-ste- construction reserv- highway users. In future design advantages of this pavement width will continue to ed until now to cars are marked to local de- open particularly ho a matter subject Tlio illustration who owns the wagon, termination. accompanying field, speed In a coupe built to weather the wear and tear of hard for the ideal shows the Pco Speed Wagon per conceived the idea of towing his The specifications with it in place of the lauDCh commercial usage. section provide a highway wide forming one of its many duties in logs four lanes which is ordinarily used. He found enough to take care of rsangor, Maine. This truck was be- construction that this worked much better of travel. Actual the winter of 1920 cause of the shallow water and he Immediately you will be impressed with the beauty on ideal section, made used during work the 1 9" I for wood. to tow a boom of oossible the donation of and hauling pulp is able Iflge and lightness of this coupe. Time will convince you through Inuring the fall it was used for wherever tlio water is deep enough funds by the United States Rubber , and to of its unusual stamina. The doors snap shut. will in me near hauling hay, grain potatoes float them. neatly company, begin in addition to its lumber hauling The speed wagon is now being are eliminated. Brothers future. activities. Later in the season it used around the mill for Body squeaks Dodge Mr. Thompson continue!: hauling enamel is baked on surface of steel reasons alone are served for hauling supplies into long lumber with a trailer. The the the a per- "If economic woods and also men to load is 1,400 feet of to provis- the taking ordinary dry manent lustrous finish, to wear, govern highway design, the lumber camps. boards or 1,000 f t of impervious of is in- green . ion for four lanes traffic This Mr. L. J. Butter- - v defensible. However, in the death spring What Does Your The interior is and registration area of the United roomy thoughtfully equipped were in States 9,000 persons killed flowers. JIany of the doors and Overland Dollar with every appointment necessary to the owner's motor accidents in 1920, a decided window frames are Buy? painted blue, comfort and er protection. Increase over any previous year. DAY that blue which tradition was t were OM MOTOR says " Many of those killed pedes- inspired by the color of the Ma- .,'-- trians in cities, and many deaths donna's robe, hut which the true Luxurious Riding Comfort That's the won- Business houses that equip their salesmen with .were due to causes other than TRIPS TO TAKE New Mexican believes was drawn narrow pavements, but in the ag- from the itself. However, derful patented Triplex Spring suspension. motor cars have been quick to recognize in this demand that we con- sky gregate they FROM THE CITY when practicality steps in and telis coupe a very unusual investment. sider the future, and its inevitable you that this particular bluo is Economical That's the Overland increase in the number of vehicles, the cheapest of pigments and the Operation motor trucks, which, particularly on one-da- y easiest to apply, you fear you have 2 5 of due to low will large- (Information thcs' motor miles to the gallon gasoline. their speed, Ik- - Uie truth. In addition to affect the traffic and trips will furnished by Koshuic the KORBER & CO. ly capacity office in adobo homes, there are also the J. of two-lan- e Tours, Journal building;.) , consequently the safety the postoffir-e- the store and the school. Minimum That's the sound con- unless he Repairs 208-22- 6 North Second Street highway, provision San-di- a It is and riaeitas. at the base of quiet peaceful here, an all-ste- made to minimize interfer- the el for their mount can be ideal spot in which to rest. struction. The body, instance, ence with high-spee- d vehicles. In linn, made the one-da- You can cat NEW objective of an easy y your picnic lunch in and ALBUQUERQUE, MEXICQ many localities the traffic prob- trip the shade beside the permits stronger construction the lem is not so much due to the from Albuquerque. You follow water, and then if you choose, drive for some hard-bake- d high-spee- d the road through Bernalillo, cross enamel finish. driver as it is to the In- distance up Las Huertas inex- the railway and near the come-- canyon. terference by the cautious, Though automobiles do as fat-a- slow- drivers tery turn off to the right The go perienced, and the road is Allen's camp, a mile or more the Overland at point, low motor trucks holding tena- fairly well travelr.J. You Compare $550, point by wind through gradually sand this side of Ellis ranch, the road Then let ciously to the ciyter of the pres- rising can in no wise be with any car selling under $750. ui two-lnn- hills for seven or ob- recommended, ent o road. Collision, ditch- eight miles, take for a ride In it over kind ofroad. San-dia- s. for it is roeky. The canyon is un- you any ing, overturning, injury and death taining excellent views cf the As you draw ne.irs.-- , you usually beautiful, green and shady; frequently result from attempts a brook cascades almost Its to pass these vehicles on narrow can see evidence of a good deal of entire mining on this side of the range. length. Six or seven miles up you roads. come info the of "In its discussion of this Tradition says that the Pandia regiou pines and phase Indians, who live In a lit- aspens, and hero the brook forms of the subject the Lincoln high- squalid tle settlement on the right nf the many pools. way technical committee consider- If road conditions the vp. ed not especially the of railroad between Albuquerque and permit, problem turn trip may be made bv w.-i- today, hut tried to visualize con- Bernalillo, once operated a silver mine but at the of Madera and San Antonilo and ditions as they will exi.st 20 years here, cmninc of thence hence. If no motor trucks Were the white man closed it and lrive through Tijeras canyon into its location secret for more town. The round trip is "a trifle to be considered the committee kept over 50 miles. would have on a two than "AO years. However, this agreed or, at be .most, a three-lan- e story must swallowed with a design. of for ; "Economic considerations must large grain salt, practleally THE WOMEN PREFER SOUTHWEST MOTOR CO. the the Indians Hie always govern our highway poli- only mining of cies, but the motor Is southwest havo ever done is for THE CLOSED MODELS vehicles fast 211-21- 3 North Fourth St. Phone 710 a in the life of turquoise for something bright reaching place our and colorful. people where economic policies Men may have their open cars, Soon come to well-tille- d will increasingly be tempered and you but as for us, give us tho closed fields and orchards. The i influenced by demand for greater little models freedom town of Plaeitas lies In the heart from restraint, coupled of An That, to Cortez Quick- - with safety, than Is now them. acequl.i of cold moun- according possible tain water runs side local authorized or practicable on our two-lan- o along the road. el, Ford dealer, CAUSE FOR ALARM highways. In the last It is a picturesque place, for near- Is a direct quotation and. in so analysis, all of the adobe houses human safety is of paramount Im- ly rambling many words, represents tho opin- In a broken, leaky radiator. Be should subordi- possess gardens of old fashioned portance and be ion of almost every woman In the sides and giving nated to no other clement or con- being unsightly southwest. Moreover to that fact vour car a bad name, It causes sideration in designs for engineeri- be attributes a of works." AUSTRALIANS LIKE large percentage trouble In cool- ng: the growing popularity of Eord no end of your and makes your motor THE MOTORCYCLE sedans coupes. ing system, v ,1 WATCH YOUR BATTERY "The coupe," says Mr. Quickel. overheat, etc. Let us repair that "is especially popular with women Studebaker Bodies ON YOUR MOTORCYCLE It will probably be of Interest is too bad radiator for you today. to to note of all ages. It neither large American cyclists thnt nor too small, is cozlly comfort- During the summer It la there are more motorcycles regis- in all seasons and all kinds particu- in tho Btate of Victoria in able O. K. Sheet larly important to add distilled wa- tered of weather, and lias the addition- ter to be- Australia than in the whole of the of oper- your battery regularly With a al advantage being easily Metal Works Don't Dominion of Canada. pop- Rattle or cause of more driven rapid evaporation 1 ated and controlled whether ulation of millions, Victoria 1370-- J. Squeak than in cold weather. In dense or on the less 217 North Third. Phone moasts of a of 14,000 traffic This Is what the Harley-David-ao- n registration crowded boulevard." instruction book says in re- motorcycles and further claims Studebaker bodies rest squarely on the chassis gard to battery care: that In proportion to population 1. Add nothing but pure, dis- she has the more motorcycles than frame not on the body sills. The body and the tilled water to the cells and do it any other country in the world. to H.' In- frame form often enough to keep the plates According J. Rhodes, I FEDERAL BLUE PENNANT CORD EC3CSG3CI04 a rigid unit that successfully resists covered. dian distributor of Melbourne, the rack of the road. 2. Take frequent hydrometer Australia, who is at present in readings. the United States on a business to the Indian Studebaker bodies in Studebaker 3. Give the battery a special trip factory at are built I charge whenever the hydrometer Springfield, Mass., the popularity m of whom have been build- readings show it to be necessary. of this vehicle in his country Is shops by men, many 4. Keep the filling and due to the fact that gasoline i;:M for plugs J I ing vehicle bodies Studebaker for upwards connections tight and the battery per gallon and tires and other clean. accessories are up in proportion, m of 30 and their fathers before them. years A If you haven't a hydrometer with the result that the motorcy- your dealer will be cle on account of its lower upkeep Studebaker has been fine bodies for undoubtedly Is In au- building glad to give you the loan of one demand rather than the m; occasionally. Your local or near- tomobile. They are used by pro- seventy years. f a est service station will also be glad fessional men. business men, teach- QUALITY,highest; s to test your battery from time to ers and In fact by all classes ev- Studebaker Special-Si- x bodies, because of their time free of erywhere In that country. charge. quality and soundness, weigh more than those Blue Pennant of x other cars around the Special-Si- price. You cannot skimp in material and build a body that Cord m will not rattle. Freedom from rattle or squeak is just another j of the fine-c- ar refinements J Years of experience in producing high-qnali- ty tires that emphasize the value of x. is the foundation upon which this splendid tire is m extra the Studebaker Special-Si- built. The Special-Si- x chassis frame is 7 deep. It taper AND full-quali- MODELS PRICES- o. 6. It is a ty tire throughout; in the construc- m from a width of 29 in the -, factories front to 41' in tbe rear; embodied best mater- UGHT-SI- tion of which are the methods, ao that the sidet of the SPECIAL-SI- BiriSDC ials and skilled available. S"PmTnll2v.W'B- - WW. WW. workmanship bodyfitperfeetlywithoot to H. P. verhang. Five croas-memb- en full-tracti- m the dis- Chsuu M.$87i Ckusii $1200 Chuoa The tread enhances the attractive prevent ...... $1500 tortion that eventually Tounnf 1045 Toaring 1475 I7S thickness mate- Roster. 1045 Ro.d.tef, 1425 appearance of the tire, and its adds m bodies to 1475 c"Tfj"lp"' I9SI cauaet squeak. Coo.Rwul.tM Rotdrter. SPEED 2500 WAGON IJ75 to wear and service rendered. Coup.. 2150 Coop. ... rially the m Sedwi 1750 SrI.ii 2350 Sedan.... 2700 This Eeo Speed Wagon, for the purpose de- next tire. Let us supply your Card Tim Standard Eqalpmtnt signed, is the best self-propell- ed vehicle in the world. It will haul a pound, a bushel, or a gallon, m or any multiple up to its rated capacity, cheaper and quicker than any other method of transportation. m EXTRA m Re oconceived the speed wagon idea created SERVICE the vehicle copyrighted the name and pop- 3fl m ularized the type. SOUTHWEST m There is only one Speed Wagon; to be a m Speed Wagon, it must be a Reo. MOTOR COMPANY m THE COOPER MOTOR COMPANY Distributors Wholesale and DISTRIBUTORS The Federal AUTHORIZED Retail M SALES AGENCY AND SIGN PHONE 671-- 519 West Central Avenue are the of A Daal Phone 211-21- Paulin Motor Car Co., Inc. Guaranty Square 710, 3 N. Fourth In Quality, Price and Service, 217 North Fourth St. Phone 677 T U D E ftOOOOflThe Road Mark of Extra ServiceHD m HIS IS A ST BAKER YEAR ;(.r X July 9, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Fivo

NASH LOWERS way v hieh determines whether the a decided trend toward the use of SIX SNOW-FE- D LAKE IN THE ROCKIES milk which is brought to our door asphalt filler; that 60 per cent of RECORD LOS ANGELES in the morning is fresh and wheth- the brick pavements laid during er we shall receive it regularly. tho past year were so filled and TO SALT LAKE CITY "Without the highway, our great that it was clear that the majority national parks, the playgrounds of of engineers and public officials Blazing a trail through what has tho nation, would bo largely inac- were convinced that asphalt filler been described as the most rugged cessible. insured tho construction of dur- is no of our country In America and marking "in fact, there phase able and economical pavements. daily Tlfe which has not been ma- the shortest route between Salt and seriously affected in Lake Pacific a terially City and the coast, Z1 some way by the roads which pass 1 strictly stock Nash Six er tho door." touring car arrived nt the Utah 1 'Doctor of Safety" Degree for Parcel iliifcsj Women. from 1ms after a 9 fr. ,cvv,'7.- Delivery The Tire with the Wider Thicker metropolis Angeles "If every woman in America and Tread record-breakin- g run of In hours would enrol! for tho degree of Doc- and 21 minutes. This was the tor of safety, tho accident question elapsed time between cheeking sta- would soon be solved," said Long. tions In Los Angeles and Salt J.ake. The diagnosis is simple. Twenty-eig- ht The entire distance of 853 miles be- cities reduced their motor fa- tween the two termina's includes talities last year. Massachusetts but 140 miles of hard-su.-fa- e i roads. cut down the number of traffic in- set 1917 van The former record in juries 50 per cent. Tho four main lowered by seven hours and fivo accident symptoms and their rem- minutes. edies are these: No more fitting term than A &V!f e. J Accidents. terri- kS, rtv, v How to Stop Phone 360 "rough" could be given the (r?lf"4firy u;v "1. Danger spots, such as curves, tory covered by the Nash in Its lat- &"" jt iV ; intersections. Suffi- mechan- r blind corners, est achievement, without "ffj cient guarding by patrolmen or by ical or tire trouble of any descrip- ia an immediate remedy, with checked signs tion. The run officially improvement of the physical design by Western Union was observed of the danger spot as an ideal cure. Used Car Bargains by K. J. Grewer, a Los Angeles That is, a curve may be pa- ?f . sharp newspaper man. Kefore entering 'v ,j aa trolled, but it should ultimately be 1321 Ford Bosch Ig- the run the car had been driven i touring, i;!' straightened. nition, other (CQPkll 7,000 miles. "2. Prosecuting the careless extras jDtjDU t Tire Prices A road almost beyond description bureaus, l'J-- driver. Citizens complaint U Ford speedster, right was the course laid out for the most like those in Detroit and Syracuse for the Nash dJQKH severe test of stamana are needed to facilitate complaint starter dJOOU A in our sales that could be found. Practically and prosecution of the reck- big increase and pro- one-wa- y against lU18Foid speedster, 400 miles la single track, less minority who are making the C?'')PI duction 47 cent in June alone and'427 miles of the road are of a keen little car &Ldt) per road, entire community pay the price 1'JIH Ford made lower through the arid and bleak desert heedlessness. speedster, (POOF has prices possible. their in first class . . country uncultivated and unim- "3. Playgrounds. Tho school de- shape. .wmUU Of Utlti Mitchell You can now on Super-Trea- d proved land with every character partment should be consulted as to touring (PCJA put a Gates soil formation. The distance aero?" there is enough play space recently overhauled. . tODUu Cord whether IUL'1 Dodge Tire, at very nearly the Washington county, approximately and whether there are enough uliv touring. tiCPf have been 55 miles, is a succession of side cuts instructors to Justify telling the run only 2700 miles. .tDoDU price you paying for an through the remnants of volcanic children not to play In tho streets. Two Maxwell tourlnsrs. eund ordinary fabric tire. s, and service- - formation that have passed down Pending the building of more tPOOF through the centuries, the road be- if certain streets able cars In needed, tjLjrl To the wider and thicker tread is ing up and down steep hills and should be roped off ns play areas. 1918 Chevrolet Baby many extremi ly narrow. "4. Education in tho scnoois. Grand in (OAfl due the larger share of tire business places of good shape tDOUu William D. Rishel, secrotary Children are naturally irrespon Two Dodge tourings (PQfTA we are receiving every month and the Utah Automobile association, sible, but traffic games, good bins nt tNlJli! checked car In on time in Salt through you get the in as the In Odessa playlets, and other instruction they Olds Might Touring. been advantage price Lake and a group of newspaper winter,, Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park, is the to con- well as in scene of and skiing; in its cool waters can be trained habitually used very (PCAfl extra mileage. men and photographers witnessed skating summer, take bathers duct themselves in OUUU the finish. back to the days of the old swirnmin' hole. properly carefully , Photo Ly Denver Tourist Bureau. Many others at from SAVAGE TIRE DEALER PREFERRED METHODS $100 to $1,000 REFORTS GOOD TRADE CHILDREN BENEFITED BY OF CONSTRUCTING Used parts for thirty different HIGHWAYS; FRESHER models of out- BRICK PAVEMENTS cars, cheap. Business Is good and the FOOD IN BETTER EDUCATION IN THE look bright for big tiro sales dur- CITIES; recent action In ing the warm months now at hand, ARE SUBJECTS RECENTLY DISCUSSED In lino with Its ftlclntosh Auto according to Fred lliggins, of the COUNTRY, simplifying and standardizing the Central Auto and Machine works. sizes of paving brick, the National who reports a steadily increasing Association of Paving Brick Man- sale of high grade, standard tires. Highways benefit tho home. duced their motor fatality record ufacturers has approved asphalt Company -- we EM! Many car owners are now equip- Highway accidents are prevent- last year. filler as the preferred type for Am sell B0ATRIGHT RUB A reso- 3)1 West Copper mmm ping their machines with new rub- able. 'ilighwavs llrlng Hcttcr brick streets and roads. ber for the usual summer vaca- lution to this effect adopted by the Kitsy Terms These two themes were developed Knvirontiiciit. re- 401 237-- J. tion, and the wine ones are pro- association sets forth that Its Open Evenings and Sunday West Copper Ave. Phone J by Pyko Johnson and John C. "A great educator has s;iid that shown some timo viding themselves with spare tires Long education searches have for and extra tubes. Tires of the high- of the National Automobilo Cham- is nothing more than an interpretation to tho child of the est quality are now appreciated ber of Commerce, speaking before more than ever this tho biennial environment in which he lives," before, says convention of the gen- said Johnson, "and of environ- dealer, and there la a steady de- eral federation of women's this clubs ment the highways today have be- mand for both fabrics and cords recently in session nt Chautauqua, come a of this class In all sizes. N. Y. most important part. popular "It is the highway which Tho Savage cord ia going great, "Fresh food is made available for brings asserts Mr. ' one the the doctor to the door and it is over Higglns. Every city children, better schools and tho highway that wo go for most of sold makes a friend foe his busi- wider social .opportunities are pro- the events ness and another booster for the vided for tho Important of our life. country bovs and "It is the condition of the high- tire that is called "the Aristocrat." girls, through improved highways way which determines whether our Every one of these big, husky cas- and motor transportation,'' Johnson children Is out. shall go to school every ings that has gone out giving pointed day the school great service and comments -- during year or many "Guarding of danger points, whether they shall have to stay nt are made on both their ap- prosecution of the being careless driver, homo to bother their mothers part pearance nnd excellent wearing ample playgrounds, and education of the time. The local in the schools qualities. Savage repre- will eliminate acci- Milk Supply Depends on Good sentative is confident that the new dents," Long indicated. Twenty-eigh- t Itoads. cord is dcRtined to he one of the cities active in safety work re "It Is the condition of the most popular tires sold In this ter- high ritory. According to latest advices from This is We are now able to te important! deliver the Savage factory the plant is for a Willard "SR" now approaching capacity produc- - Threaded Rubber Battery tion and the demand for tires is genuine Willard THREADED RUBBER Bat- increasing dally. Tho warehouses to fit the following cars: of the company are practically de- - ' pletcd of finished tires and the Apperson Hupmobile teries for $27.90 and up! Threaded Rubber Bat- factory is working steadily to meet Auburn Jordan current orders. Buick Kissel Kar teries always 'have cost less "per month" and jj Case Lexington "per $2,600 IS ALLOTTED TO Chandler mile". j Mitchell Now they actually cost less in DOLLARS STATE BY P. H. SERVICE ijjj Chevrolet Nash Cleveland AND CENTS. (Rprelnl CnrroBpnnrtrnr to The Journal. Dort Oakland Santa Fe, July 7. The sum of Oldsmobile J2.60O has been allotted to New Elgin Mexico hv the United States public Ford Overland The how and why of these remarkable prices make a wonderful health service to be used In bear- Studebaker ing the expense of maintaining the Gardner of achievement. as over- full time county health depart- Grant Velie story manufacturing Just the standard ments. The state bureau of public health will designate the counties size Willard "SJ" Threaded Rubber Battery was and still is a marvel which are to share In a division of this sum. The public health serv- of value, so the new full-siz- e Willard "SR" Threaded Rubber ice had only $:o,000 to distribute among tho forty-eig- states for to be an eye-open- er of work of this kind. Battery proves quality at the price! TTJfWKY WTS DFC1STOV. Tun-ne- cost as well 7. y, as ultimate cost now in favor of New York, July Gene for a Willard "SR" te Firsr argues former American Threaded Rubber boxing champion, won the Battery Willard Threaded Rubber. Make no purchase, risk no money, on judges' decision over Fay Kelser, to fit the following cars : of Cumberland, Md., after twelve until have visited one of the service stations named rounds of uninteresting fighting Auburn Metz any battery you here tonight. Tunney weighed 174, Buick Mitchell Kelser 167. below and heard the whole of Willard's astonishing price story. I . Case Moline Knight Chandler Moon Chevrolet Nash II Service on All Batteries at Any of the Stations Below. Drive Cut f i;0Ie. , Oakland I and Ymt Bsiivw Packard Six in Ask About the Willard "SR" Threaded Rubber Battery to I . I Earl ?lgf ,- 8b v.-v- NEW MEXICO Roswell, L. F. Woodhead Lowell, Lohman I t I ,L. I Elgin Wright NASH lowest and Piedmont the upkeep vV Essex McCloskey Silver Silver Batt. Mesa, Electrical highest resale value of Pierce -- Arrow Albuquerque, City, City Equipment motor car 1 Haynes Automobile Co. & Co. Co. of Arizona any ever built. 1 HCS Premier 1 Ign. 1 Hudson Reo g Carlsbad, The Ohnemus Tucumcari, Tucumcari Batt. Nogales, Electrical Equipment sales zone reach 0. Hupmobile R8sV Knight Shop Co. Co. of Arizona Expand your Studebaker I six S Jackson , more pustomers. from Q Jordan Templar East Las Vegas, East Las ARIZONA Phoenix, Electrical Equip- Figured Batt. Co. I Lexington Velie Vegas ment Co. of Arizona ROADSTER every conceivable standpoint a Maxwell Westcott I Douglas, Wright & Wright I Gallup, Williams Battery Prescott, Vyne Bros. Electric Ford Chassis, and a body to Station Globe, Electrical Equipment Co. Co. of Arizona suit your needs will not only Raton, Montgomery's Batt. Tucson, Electrical Equipment $1,595.00 Service Kingman, M. G. Wagner Co. of Arizona Delivered speed up and substantially lower the cost of your light and but it s with delivery hauling, THREADED will establish for your busi-- RUBBER the Perfected - ness an invaluable reputation BATTERY VALVE-in-IIEA- D for promptness and efficiency. Buy now. Terms if desired. MOTOR i ' Ij Quickel Auto & Supply Co( H mi fep Authorized Ford Salca and Service Station, Hoover Motor y Phone 750 Sixth Street and Central Avenue

Company BELEN AUTO COMPANY, BEXEN, N. M 418 West Copper 4llMflHIIlH II III I lllMUlMMIIIMMMIfl'MMMIMI i ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL July 9r 1922,

7 ' 40:i3 THE ' THAI WAI7 UPOhFfHE LORD SHALL RENEW THEIR STRENGTH' til Text Selected by A. M. Knudsen. Pastor St. Paul's Lutheran Church will Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Brownwood, with whom they i f SENTENCE SERMONS Becker. return and visit before returnln3 POWER OF LOVE OF GOD IS BELEN Mrs. Henry Schmarge and Mrs. home. Claude Wilson entertained 20 la- The Methodist h as so dies on evening Missionary society Nothing corrupted Christianity as the ac- Informally Friday met at the home of Mrs. Fred Gib REPENTANT sister of Mrs. C. at the Schmarge home in honor ( f ETERNAL TO THE ceptance of wordly .help for the furtherance of its Miss Fay Kieth, C. son. was a attendance a Mrs. B. Becker. There large Carl Hall. ; P. Jones, who has been guest The Belen citizens who have and and objects. Armerding, Gospel several much business discussed GUEST save in the Jones home for. been interested in the success of of cream and cake SAYS CflPT. "Save the surface and you all" may be good to Dallas, Texas. team team refreshments SINNER, in months, has gone the baseball gave the were served. the .paint business, but it is poor morals A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Vance and son, a mesa party on Thursday evening. Indian Motorcycles St. ate spending their vaca- Each took lunch and In Kit! Mi Knudsen, Paul's Lutheran Church. Junior, Colo. family on the Infinite said unto his "Come tion in Colorado Springs, cluded enough to ask a bail player Horn say they are both attending and Bicycles Leader Speaks Jesus disciples: ye your- Mrs. Arthur Bradley; daughter, an a guest. Games were played normal in California and will re Salvation Arrtiy Buster, ar- ALBUQUERQUE NOVELTI Out to selves apart into a desert place, and rest a while." Mary Anna, and son, and a large crowd enjoyed an even turn home the fifteenth of WORKS Which Has Been Held earlv last week from their to be August. Love of God over-work- ed rived ing long remembered. Second St. - (Mark 6:31) Every and depressed indi- in to .visit indefi- Mrs. Miss Ruby Harwell and Mr. Shad 021 South Tells His Audi- home Chicago Roy Ruckland entertained Harrelson were married In Carlsbad Man Throughout the Ages; vidual today should find a proper vacation a means nitely with relatives in Belen. Mrs. the Lutheran Aid on Thursday Is eldest daughter of on July 3. A number of Hope is to of grace. C. C. Higbee, Central Avenue Methodist Bradley the went with them to the ence That God's Love Strong Enough Mr. and Mrs. John Becker. The Baptist ladies cleared a neat young people ; Church. Lucie Becker is spending a county seat. Miss sum at their cooked food sale hold Mrs. returned. Tues- The two and needs two weeks' vacation with the home on afternoon at the K. P. Hugh Gage THE STITCH IN Lift Sinners. great crying of American Saturday from Cloudcroft. . folks from her work in Clara Bar- hall. day evening TIME SHOP life' today are first, that our people should remember Calif. ' Mrs. Jack Powers Is able' to be of been robbed; the deer wanders ton hospital In Los Angeles, Swimming Is the principal diver- In a sermon on "The Love has and should know Auckland. Sr.. and Nelson up again after an Illness of several "A Stitch Time Saves In leader hither and yon sunerir.g God, second, that they themselves, Mr sion of Belen, old' and young, these ' Nine." God " Capt. Richard Guest, fawn. The Indian Buckland returned last week from Dozens of cars be seen days. corps, spoke grief for its and there is nothing that can meet these needs so both days. may ROYAL CLEANERS of the Salvation Army to California and for the most ev-r- y 487-V- mother mourns mruut," a motor trip making river Trade In stones Is un- 420 West Gold. Phono 7. recently as follows: Then unrisuan surely as the simple worship of the Christian Church the time of their lives in and are precious Eph-va!- and winter. the report evening huge times a serious In Berlin Mrs. L. M. Hagmis, "How shall I give thee up, love seems aimua. Wm. B. St. the coast cities. dergoing slump l'rop. shall I deliver thee, mother whose Allen, John's Cathedral. son How at night she wresues wum Mr. and Mrs. McGrath and How shall I make thee as divine; The chastisement to which a child is from a Israel' set as death and is defeated, the years subjected returned Monday evening dmah? How shall I thee 10 does not make it an heir to in the north- la turned come and go, but tne memory its father's estate, but month's fishing trip Zeboin? Mine heart But a motn-e- r ern of the state. VAPOR BATHS are kin- ever with her. though because it is his child and heir, therefore the father part HOPE within me. my repent ings may forget her child, God will Mrs. Charles Cunningham left I will not execute it. Because we His visit " k dled together. never forget His singing sons mm chastens are children and heirs, on Wednesday for a month's fierceness of mine anger, l a moth- mother and other rela- Bath the daughters. Higher than therefore the Father in heaven exercises, us in mani- with her Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mid-dleto- will not return to destroy F.phrnlm, more sensitive is the heart tives In Pocatello, Idaho. UUIUIka er's and 6, am God, and not man. (Ho- fold afflictions that we may learn to our souls field July a boy. for I of God. There is no heart ache, possess Rev. Anspach, missionary A number of folks 11:8-9- .) of large Hope sea no pain, no cry of the transgressor in patience. "The sufferings of this present lime are of the Kocky Mountain Synod went to Carlsbad to celebrate the Massage Hosea, a prophet, not much read, does not reach the sympathet- not to be Lutheran churches, spent a day in Treatments for skin and nerv- Rives us that worthy compared with the glory which shall Fourth. less understood, yet he ic heart of God. Man's wander- Belen on his way to El Paso, where Rev, Jones, elder of the ous diseases; liver trouble, mountain bleed- be revealed in us." Carl Evan- In dedication ser- presiding pictures of , spiritual ings, stumblings, fallings, Schmid, Immanuel he assisted the Roswell district, preached at the gout, rheumatic and neuralgic The central Idea is Gods and are ever known to Church. vices of the First Lutheran church. diseases, coi.stipaflon. Influen- peaks. char- ings dyings gelical Lutheran In Methodist church Sunday evening love, revealing His motive, Him. Men have misunderstood the Rev. AnsDach will hold services and held conference aft- za, lumbago, obesity, etc. and H'fi Belen Lutheran church this quarterly Cars acter, grief, hope longing. . nature of God; they have dealt long the erwards. TREATMENTS $2.00 Quality language seldom equaled, on His justice, but Justice without morning. Rev. R. H. H. editor of W. 685W "THEY SATISFY" can we find and Mrs. W. Records and Burnett, 508 H Central. Pbone Where love is vengeance. Jesus said: Mr. J. The Pecos County Valley Press, left Hours 10 a. tn. to 8 p. m. sweeter apart from the hath seen Me hath left last week for Los for is- - FOLKS! I anything should "They that daughter Wednesday the mountains to parables of Jesus. And It seen the Father," and sinner friend, Angeles. Calif., where Mr. rec sist Reverend Terry in a series of THIS IS OUR BARGAIN nob seem strange since the love of your years of vagrancy and sin can ords has been transferred as gen meetings. Hosea was the same as the love never exhaust His love. He waits eral foreman of the Santa Fe. A Dr. Euler and wife of Roswell WEEK of the Naaarene. and waits and is still waiting. few evenings before leaving here spent the week-en- d at the Graham FORD ever that 50 of friends and ad- How did it happen A man wandered into a meetln;? All Items for the Sunday church Carl Schmid? about their ranch, 12 miles southeast of town conceived the idea old made pastor. Residence, 200 tendered them a mesa party A was Touring 1920 mankind down and out. An song page must be at the Journal office South Arno street. mirers hayride enjoyed by all the $325 If: as relentless and vindictive? him think of home and mother; as a token of their esteem. An young who did not away FOR HOME New A-- 13. by noon on Friday. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. people go Starter, Top, l Althnuuh this was written 700 he sought forgiveness, then told untimely shower came up Just be- for the Fourth. same sweet Service In the English language was so the en- Shape C, our text contains the the story of his life. On the next NOTICE TO MINISTERS. at 10 o'clock. Sermon fore lunch served, The Epworth League entertained of a father's love (this were mado for topic. "Pa- partv motored back to the the and Fri- BUICK message day arrangements A very important meeting of thi tience in Suffering." tire leaguers their friends COMFORTS the son east of town Tobe D-4- Q9K has been called prodigal him to go home. Years before he of Uptegrove home, just day evening at the May farm, 5, as God's religious leaders the city, the Services In the English'language was made to yours for in miniature), as well ran away, and now did not know of the various churches. are held 10 and hot coffee sup thirteen miles smjth of town. for God is pastors every Sunday at o'clock delicious Miss re FORD $0t)road- character of justice, the old folks lived, but he wanted and and in German on plement the eats, Mary Katherine Coif.r. trucks and as love. Neverthe- Jewish, Protestant Catholic, the language tho is a home a justice as well to tell them the glad tidings if will be held at the Y. M. C. A. first and third Sundays the Robert Orchard spending turned Wednesday after sters less it is forever true, that the were still at the old borne. 10:30 month at 11 o'clock. few weeks with his sons and other visit of several weeks to Miss Leona can never they, building Tuesday morning at On hia re- M. repentant sinner and When he reached home it was o'clock. relatives in California. Alllngor of Loving, N. change. God never changes. Turn getting dark, but as soon ns bis Immaculate Church. turn to New Mexico he will be lo- The little, daughter of Mr. and Conception 111 $250 $325 to the New Testament and yon will sounded on the Us Urst Church. cated at Carlsbad. Mrs. Tom Prude was quite the in th'3 footstep porch, Methodist Episcopal (Jesuit Fathers.) from find the same yearning love father came to meet him. His Corner Third and Lead avenue. North SIx'h street. Mrs, Dobbs and Elwell Galther first part of the week eating MAXWELL terms of Jesus, "He came to seek was nt the table and mass 6 a. m, . returned Wednesday from Hot green apples. aCA place ready Rev. F. E. McGuire, pastor. J. F. Early at ae- - Roadster and save the lost." his room all and for mass at 7 a. m. Springs, N. M where they have Mrs. Dee Swift and son Elza, JVt)U ready vrm Bowyer, Sunday school superin- Sodality Mr. Mrs. Cal His yearnings. "O! Jerusalem. him. He could not understand it; tendent. L. B. Thompson, musical Children's mass (for children spent the last three weeks. eompanied by and Albuquerque DON'T BE A CRANK Jerusalem, how oft I he to while only) at 8:15 a. m. Mrs. William Easterday returned Beckett, have gone on a two weeks' - Jerusalem, thought surprise thc director. on San Saba We now have in stock a would have gathered thee beneath seemed to have him. 9:45 a. m. school. Late mass at 9:15 a. m. last week from Albuquerque, where camping trip the rwr they expected Sunday in and will be met there wings as a hen gathereth her So he to who 11 a. m. Service with sermon-"Me- Evening services at 7:30 o'clock, she was confined In a hospital for Texas they complete line of hand my spoke dad, replied: and Mrs. Ed of brood, but ye would not." He it "Sonny, it is 13 years since you and Angels." Anthem.' a couple of weeks. by Mr. Bryant Gas & Electric cranks for all cars. with publicans and sinners, ire went away. There has never been "Hadst Thou But Known," (Pflue-ger- ). North Fourth Street Gospel Hall. Mrs. Lee Abbott and sons have tells of the lost coin, the lost sheep, a meal but what your place has Solo, "Open the Gate," Miss 1300 North Fourth St. returned from Clovis. New Mexico's Most the losst son, nowhere in the world been set, never a night but what Cleda Bass. Sunday school and Bible class at Mrs. Catherine Riley is at homo In a. W. C. vlfeit can we find such yearning, only your room made ready, never a 7 p. m. Epworth League. 9:45 m. Raabe, again, after an extended with EXCELSIOR Complete Wrecking God "our Father." All down footfall but what I have old 8 m. I'ralse service with ser- relatives In Las Cruces. House gone p. 11 of Bread In Company the ages God has sought for you, and our mon: "Almost Persuaded." Music a. m. Breaking Mrs. W. P. Mallow spent last through hoping tonight Lord. Acts Mal- The Soft Water to reveal Himself to man by His answered. V-- Remembrance of the week end in Clovis, where Mr. prayers are knew by ladies quartet. No at hour. love, Jermiah giving expression to would come." 20:7. preaching this low is employed at present. HOBBS MOTOR you 3 p. m. in Spanish by Your Service" the spiritual impulses said: "I Men and women, what a Central Avenue Methodist. Preaching George Witzel, who has been the Laundry "At loved thee with an everlast-Jn- g picture Jose B. Rey. owner of Belen's meat mar- 177 PHONE 177 COMPANY have of our heavenly Father, waiting, Central avenue and Arno street. 7:45 m. leading Phone 98 with p. Preaching by carl several of 518-51- love, therefore, loving still waiting. "How ran I C. C. Higbee, pastor. Residence, "The ket for years, dlsposid 5 W. Central Phone 431 have I drawn thee." The give 318 1262. Armerding. Subject, Unity his to E. Garcia la.it week kindness thee up for I am God, and not South Walter. Phone of the Human Race." shop same idea controls Hosea, and it man." " 9:30 a. m. Church school. J. E. and will make his home in Albu- New Testament Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., Bible study where he has over s is left for the Major, superintendent. in Jose B. querque taker, er to "God is love." And for 11 a. m. worship. Ser- - Spanish by Key. the Hawkins' market. say, CENTRAL KVKXCK MF.TKODIST Morning Wednesday at 8 p. m., meeting NOTICE the first time it is revealed that nion subject: Spiritual Value of a o W. Miss Bonita Barror is at home God Missionary Script v. for prayer at the home E. Medium and spiritual healer, the real difference between Vocation. Anthem, Crown Him 701 West Roma. after her school year in California. Mrs. Parker of Ohio, Is now His The Woman's Missionary society AH" Mauger, Mesdames and man is not almightinesa Lord of (Ruckewell); solo, at 8 Bible at John Becker, Jr., and at 412 Southern avenue. Take our His omni- held its monthly business meeting "Tho of Love" Friday p. m., study L. C. Becker entertained at dinner appalling impotence, in to King (Spence). tho hall. South Edith car to end, walk science our ignorance, but the church parlors. 2:30 p. m. Barns on Monday at the home of to FORD amazing Kpwortn league, night four blocks south Southern. His love our lovelessness. o'clock Thursday afternoon. A Grose, the latter. Their were Miss new QUICKEL AUTO & SUPPLY CO. Rhaming number were and president. M. E. Church (Spanish). guesU Pleased to meet old and There is the pinnacle of Godliness. goodly present 8 p. tn. Evening preaching, sub-- j Meets in liarelas. J. W. Clutter, Lucie Becker, Mrs. Arthur Brad friends there. Phone 750 Sixth and Central This is the mark of difference a number of items of importance ject, "God's Hymn an- ley, Mary Anna Bradley, Buster un- transacted. Among these was the pastor. between the Christian and the them. "Jesus Will," (Ackley). 10 a. m. school. hard- derision to hold the busineM as Sunday believer, to know that In tho Young peoples' choir. 11 a. m. Sermon. est trials and difficulties, God Is well as the literary nicetir.cs nt 8 p.m. Wednesday prayer meet- the home of tho members of the 7:30 p. m. Song service and drawing him with the cords of ing and Sunday school council. sermon. love and seeking to make man organization. Thursday, 7:15 p. m., choir re- Cliolr I'lrnlc. strong in his confidence and trust hearsal. Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford, Bible Students. on Members of the choir, and director. International In a heavenly Father. Standing pastor First floor building, Cen- the hillside the sea, a father family, together with a number of library by invited most tral avenue and Edith street. sought to impress his son with the other guests, held a St. John's Cathedral (Episcopal), Bible in Meetings for of God's love, pointing pleasant outing Friday evening Silver avenue anjl Fourth street. 3 yastness Cars met at the B. M. study Sunday at p. m. Topic, of north, he said: "Ixiok then to the Tijeras canyon. Rov. Wm. Allen, A., dean "Tho Permission of Evil and SERVANTS west church at 6 p. m. Music and story study, HotfiowiL south, and to the cast and protem. its relation to God's Plan." over the sea." Then sweeping his telling constituted the entertain Holy communion at 7:30 a. m. ment features and was under the 8 p. m. Topic, "The Great Day hand around the whole circle, he Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. of and love direction of the choir director Mis. ser- Atonement, Type Antitype." said: "Johnny, my boy. God's Morning prayer, litany and 8 m. and is as as HHznhpth A. Bradford, who is an mon at 11 o'clock. Wednesday p. Prayer big that." "Why, daddy," testimony meeting. said the boy with childish glee, adept In this line. Tho dinner was The Rev. Allen of Tucumcarl OVENETTE 8 m. of HOTPOINT p. THE "then we must be in the middle ample and much enjoyed by all. will preach at both services. Friday Topic study. Official Board "The Image of the Beast and Its of it." Meeting. Evening worship at 7:30. Mark." The divine law of love Is not The regular monthly meeting of merely good nature, it is the love the official board will assemble in Nazarene Church. IS A LABOR SAVER the at 7:45 m. 814 of goodness. God's love does not pastor's study p. North Third street. L. L. I I impel Him to overlook our of- next Tuesday. A number of mat- Gaines, pastor, phone 1970-- MAGDALENA fenses the moral law, and ters of importance are to come be- Sunday school at S:45 a. m. against I Iron Portable Ovens accept gpod intentions on the part fore this body and a good attend- W. R. Kinsworthy. superintendent ! Curling 4 of men in tho place of positive ance Is expected. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. While God's love is Good Samaritan Clnss. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:15 Magdalena was a deserted place performance. on Percolator (strong enough to lift them from The monthly business and social p. m. by the pastor. July Fourth. Many of the peo- -R-adiant Grill sin into the holy life, it must not meeting of this organization will Y. P. S. at 3:30 p. m. ple went to Datll to help, celebrate, be that "He is a bo held at the home of the teacher, while took to mountains forgotten just J. F. others the God." All the laws of nature are Major. An unusually en- St. Paul's Eng. Lutheran Church. and to the In the Air Heater Coffee Urn joyable time is in store. Sixth street and Silver avenue. canyons spend day Tor man as long as we obey them, And with cool and eat lunch. but relentless and when the regard which the members of Arthur M. Knudsen. pastor. picnic crushing a. m. A. W. Mr. and Mrs. Hill left we rebel; we ourselves are the the class cherish for their instruc- 9:45 Sunday school. James Heater Dis Stove cause of turning their goodness tor, no urging will be required to Kraemer, superintendent. Music Thursday for Long Beach, Calif., Headlight into a relentless foeman. It has insure a good attendance. led by orchestra. where they will reside. 11 Mllla been said: "Nature never forgives, a. m. Morning worship. The Sedillo, eldest daughter of Radiant Stove abuse your powers in life, IMM.VXIKL KVANGKLICAL pastor will speak on "The Momen- Mr. and Mrs. Seba Sedillo, cele Radiant Heater early 1.1 on and an death the penal- THKItAX. tous Decision." Mrs. Baldridge brated her tenth birthday Wed early pays 2 to 5 ty." This is the teaching of Jesus Voting Member. will sing "Open the Gates of the nesday afternoon from The of the vot- Temple" o'clock. The afternoon was quickly Pad Table Stove in "Whatsoever a regular meeting (Knapp). s that passage, various-game- Heating Lc-ro- y 7 m. A whlled with man sows that shall he also reap." ing members was held July 2. p. typical session of the away music, Kiefor was admitted as a vot- summer Bible school will be held and merry laughter. Re- It may not be at the end of the ice cream month or but will ing member. A resolution was in the church auditorium. Every- freshments of cake and Toaster Stove week, year, you to In were served to about fifteen chil- Iron "certainly reap. "lie sure your sin passed celebrate our annual body welcome. The program Laundry mission festival this year on the cludes songs, recitations, Bible dren. will find you out." Don't make the Clifford of Santa Fe was a mistake some make. last Sunday of September instead drill work, etc. Carter Toaster of the last In as in 8 p. m. Christian Endeavor visistor In town several days the Household Iron In the book Romoln, we find this Sunday August e. other On "Now to Get past week, the guest of Paul principle. The adopted orphan Ti years. the mission fes- meeting. Topic, the tival committee are M. Fritze. E. Blessings of Freedom." Leaders, to Is lavished upon by his foster Edwin Bunjes of the First Na- Electric but when grown up he Lochmoeller, O. Winkler, George Ernest Barnhart and Henry Ovenette Ranges parents, Keller and H. A. Dieball. tional bank returned from a two robs them and flees. In a foreign Cord weeks' vacation with his Mueller was elected delegate of our spent land he acquires a wife, position brother In Albuquerque. for a time he seem- congregation to the pynodical con- First Congregational Church. Servant lias to and fame, then vention at Coal avenue and South Broad- Cole McClure wai in Quemado Remember, every Hotpoint pioneer traditiqns protect. They; t ingly prospers, until one day his Linn, Kan., and Floyd to celebrate the Fourth. and Miller, alternate delegate. The way. Harold 8. Davidson, Ph. D., helping wrong becomes known, the treasurer s minister. Residence, 626 Xouth Neal Smith returned from E are always efficient and dependable: ' mob set upon him: being a strong report revealed that the on where he left finances of the congregation are Walter street. Paso Wednesday, swimmer, he leaps for the river. in Church school at 10 a. m. his wife and little Catherine for n down the river he seeks to good condition and that we are devoted to the comfort, welfare, convenience and hap- Far ahead of the J. D. Jones, superintendent. visit with relatives. He left Thurs ,Theyare untiringly land upon the opposite shore, only running budget. home at Reserve. ' v V Morning service at 11 o'clock. day for his of millions of homes. . to. find his onetime benefactor ST. service In Miss Elma McClure spent tr.c piness j in his PAIL'S KXGLISH Evening conjunction waiting with hatred blazing Ll.'TH with Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m. past week with friends at Quemado a keen knife in his RR.IN". ana Mrs. uass eyes, flashing Summer Bible School. Mr. mik returned Look for the name HOTPOINT. It is your protection against an unsatis- hand. What Tito had sown he A Church. home Thursday from a visit of sev was now about to reap. When typical session of the summer Presbyterian eral with Mr. and Mrs. Hiblo school will be held at the Fifth street and Silver avenue. days George our of service; weakness forced him to land he A. Ade at Socorro. factory purchase guarantee church between 7 and S o'clock H. Cooper and c. R. McKean, looked for mercy, but found jus- this Mrs. Calvin Duncan, daughters With wild and evening. There will be a dem- pastors. son Cal- tice. a bitter cry onstration of tho 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Fidelia and Catherine, and The usefulness of the Ovenette is, sure a pleasure. Have you one his harvest. work done vin, left on Saturday for a to Hotpoint tTito reaped through the session of four weeks E. B. Cristy. superintendent. trip Men and women, that Is sin's m. Ser- Yellowstone National park and oth in home? If not? are a wonder. which closed last A pro-pra- 11a. Morning worship. your not, why They program, obey, and thou sha!t live, Friday. mon. er points of Interest. They are mak ' of songs, recitationst. Rihto - Ford 1c j is the word; disobey, and tlu drills and 7:30 p. m. Evening vesper ser- ing the trip by and expect In their pow memory work will he be gone about one month. Caiv.i. all small is this wonderful electric used. It is used in' that mighty given. A picnic for all sum mer vice in charge of the C. E. For baking appliance become In the 8 Mid-wee- k is the driver. Rev. Calvin Duncan for good, tiibie school scholars will Wednesday p. m. ' a fearful nemesis. Tl. be held left Monday to meet the family t,l j connection with the radiant stove and electric ree if Highland Park on prayer meeting. Grill, range. of God grind siowiy, Dut tney i, Wednesday exceeding small, while with pa- Church of God. with them. with ex- Church Picnic I 1910 Miss Alice Atkins entertained k to the trouble of u p entire oven for one pie or cake. tience He stands waiting, About 150 South Edith. Why go heating your actness grinds He all. people attended Hie 10 i. m. Sunday school. few of her friends on Monday eve- waits to bless man- picnic at Thompson's ranch, north 11 a. m. at the home of her parents In use the Ovenette and it will be servant. Our Father of Corralles, on Preaching. ning Just Hotpoint your ( kind; yes, God waits the motion the Fourth of the east part of town. Music, games July. The usual good time was Church. and were enjoyed of men. Our text and many others The Broadway Christian dancing during teaoh this. It Is only because we enjoyed. single men won the Broadway and Gold avenue. the evening. Dainty refreshments ball game from tho married men Willard A. minister. Resi- were served the hostess. have not lifted our eyes from our a score Guy. ' by fret-ting- s, by of 12 to 11. was playthings, dally cares and dence, 116 South Walter street. John Ward of Reserve a that we have not seen the Ladles' Aid Society. Phone 1649-- Magdalena guest the past week. The society met at the church 9:45 Bible school. Mrs. L. C. Otto has returned face of God bending over us in on Gas & Thursday afternoon. Ser- to Electric tenderness and longing. Our ears The next 11a. m. Morning worship. home from several weeks' visit Albuquerque Company are confused with the noises of the meeting will be the annual picnic mon topic, "God's Purpose." her daughter, Mrs. Elsie Bowman of the society at the Sunshine 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. and family, at Albuquerque. 98 world, that we cannot hear the North "At Your Service" Phone voice of God, and all this waiting ranch, Fourth street, the 8 p. m. Evening worship. Com- On Friday afternoon Mrs. Sam home of the Misses Easterday, and mencement program of daily vaca- Mlchales was a delightful hostess to Involves suffering. will be held on But how can God suffer,? you August 3. tion. Bible school. All parents a few friends at a sewing party. ' Missionary Society. are to be with their Dainty refreshments were served. Vek. I don't know, but I believe The urged present does. A stone cannot suffer, society will meet at. the children. He church on The of the oyster suffers little, ft has only Thursday afternoon, Order Railway Telegraph- nerve center. The bird suf- with Miss Frances Uastrrduy as Iiumnnucl F.van. Lutheran Church. ers has applied for a charter to es- one leader. avenue Arno tablish a national bank in St. Louis. fers several days when Its nest Gold and street