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-- PAGES TODAY Fonnr IN I PACKS TODAY IN Carrier or N5c a third tear.' 1 Dally by Mll. Month OL. CIXXIV. No. 37. 18 TWO SECTIONS New Mexico; Sunday, 6, 1922. journal;Q Albuquerque, August Xls TWO blJ(, ri()iS Single Cople 6o

PARLEY HELD AT GUN TOTEHSiME EVER HAMMER IS BOTH SIOES SEE CURTAILMENT OF c E Beauty Wed at Father's Bedside ID WHITE HOUSE D'J OBJECTED TO BY 00TP0INTED BY iiih hi D. and flurse fitnesses VICTORY IM THE TIFF MEASURE FOR METHOD OF

SETTLEMENT OF 4 RAIL UNIONS BENNYLEONARD 'COMING PARLEY DEDATEPLANNED HANDLING LATE

RAILWA y STRIKE Call a Conference to Protest World's Lightweight Cham- Strike Committee Claims Final Vote Before Sept. 1 T to Harding Against Use pion Successfully Defends Railroad Equipment Is Is Hoped for By Leaders; of Armed Guards in the His Title in 10-Rou- Is , Unserviceable; Sugar Schedule Cause Jewell, Johnson and Noonan M. Board of Shops and Yards. Bout at Michigan City. Denied By Rail Chiefs. of Heated Wrangle. N,' Penitentiary Call on , Harding; They ' Commissioners, After Cincinnati, Aug. 5 (by the As (By The AMWIutcd I'rcM.) (Byj Tb AMoclated Preu.) (Br Thp Annioliilprf I'rr.a.) Are to Be Re- of Expecting sociated Press) Heads Ringside,' Michigan! City, Ind., New York, Aug. 6. Both sides Washington, Aug. 5. A fhial Probe,' Submits Report to four railroad unions now on strike 6 the Associated called on Aug. (by Press), In the rail controversy today vote on the ' ' Monday. were invited to participate In a --rtienny Leonard, world's light- tariff before Septem- Governor Mechem.. conference to be with his claimed to see Impending victory ber 1, Is hoped for by republican arranged weight champion, defending In the conference of national offi- BROTHERHOOD CHIEFS President Harding to protest title for tho third time within a and democratic leaders under the OF use of Ever Hammer cials of the engineers, trainmen, PRESENT SYSTEM against the "armed guards month, outpointed fcnirinemen nnd unions operation of an unanimous con- ALSO SEE PRESIDENT in railroad shops and yards" in of Chicago, in a ten round firpmon's CONTROL sent out E. H. contest here late sent agreement entered Into today CRITICISED; telegrams tonight by boxing with at Condition of on Fitzgerald, president of the Broth- today. Leonard fought cautious- crafts, federal executives by the senate. While the agree- Equipment chances Washington. vote Both in the Past erhood of Hallway and Steamship ly and did not take any In- ment fixes no dato for a Parties ' s - The eastern strike committee Some-Road- Is Such That Clerks, Freight Handlers- Station of having his damaged right eye it fur curtailment and The five terpreted the conference as proof provides sharp Have Used the Superin- Refuse Express employes. split open. that of railroads of debate and disposition before Train Crews May organizations represent approxi- Leonard, with his damaged right equipment the tendent's Job to for he said. adhesive was becoming so unserviceable as next' Saturday of all amendments Pay Service, Is Report, mately 800, 000'men, eye protected by tape to and The invitations were sent to E. J. boxed cautiously until the last Justify engineers, firemen to the more important sections of Party Service, Charge, Manion, of the 15. F. three rounds, when he cut loose trainmen in protesting that the the bill still in controversy. (By The AMnrlnted I'rem.) telegraphers; lives of crews and were Grable, of the maintenance ot with b. series ot punches that left passengers The agreement was entered into BY GI TIIRIE SMITH. Washington, Aug. 5 (by the or being endangered by its continued as a and was ap- wy men; D. W. neit, me sig the challenger bewildered. compromise 5. Placido Jara-mlll- o, Associated Press) Negotiations nalmon of America, and J. round but two were Leon- use. j proved in the midst of debate on Santa Ft, Aug. .North Every of peni- to end the strike of railroad O. Luhrsen of the American Tram ard's by a comfortable margin Hall chiefs, as represented by the sugar schedule. Opening that superintendent tha Robert ...vice chairman of demo-cra- con- craftsmen1 were resumed Dispatchers' association. Mr. Fitz- while the best Hammer could Hinkerd debate, Senator Harrison, t, tentiary, is "censured and shops in the Association ot Railway Execu- dis- President and gerald stated that he had already claim was an even break the of Mississippi, renewed demned for his method In han- today by Harding received acceptances from Mr first and fourth. tives, characterised the Washing- cussion of the letter written to B. M. of the VS ton session as "the workings of dling the situation," in the mutiny Jewell, president Luhrsen and Mr. Grable to nttend Leonard evidently had serious Major General Crowder at Havana on railroad of for left hand as strike physcology and labor poli- Senator Smoot rank- which occurred at the prison employes department the meeting. respect Hammer's by of Utah, was the American Federation of La- "Unless armed guards are with- ho elected to box at long range to tics." ing republican on the senate fi- July 19, when one prisoner bor; W. P.- - Johnson, of drawn from railroad shops and the over his eye Neither side predicted what nance committee. Mr. Harrison killed and five wounded, in the re- president protect gash right would be the result the confer- the machinists and J. P. Noo- yards," Mr. Fitzgerald said in a as much as possible. Whenever of said tho letter proposed a reduc- by tele- ence and both maintained they port covering the Investigation nan, head of the electrical work- statement Issued with the Hammer rushed In close, Leonard tion In the duty of Cuban raw commis- ers brotherhood left tho White will be to on heels with solid would continue unabated their sep- If the board of penitentiary gram, "we compelled set him his to sugar Cuban producers would The was submitted house after an hour of advise our members not on strike hand to the chin, arate efforts to bring the strike their to sioners. report right punches an end leaders "bring- curtail crop this year to Governor M. C. Mechem today. ence with the chief executive, to remain away from their usual mingling these punches with sharp , strike, by tons. Senator Smoot told to be recalled 'on Mon- si ing the railroads to their knees" It Is signed by the five members: expecting of until their jMtlMKi let- places employment left hooks. new the senate ha had written a presi- day, can be assured." a courageous and the rail chiefs by hiring as L. A. Hughes, of Santa Fe, safety Hammer fought men until the of tho strik- ter but not such a letter that dent: R. L. of Santa Fe. Likewise, H. E. Willis, J. Paul The telegram said that "In h.nttip cnntinuallv trying to land power described. Senator Harrison, also Ormsbee, and of rail- carried ing crafts is disintegrated. Me- secretary:; Warren Graham and Stephens Arthur J. Lovell, view of the attitude the with his left, but Leonard to read what purported to' be an ' presenting respectively the en- way executives and the situation too When Loonard chanics continued today to flock Thomas Hughes, of Albuquerque; many guns. It was re- agreement by certain interests J. E. Torres, of Socorro." gineers, trainmen and enginemcn facing our memberships I am was shaken up a few times with employment agencies, concerned in the of and ' road officials saw Importation Ormsbee and Graham are tho and firemen, three of the four convinced that we should arrange hooks to the chin, he settled down ported, although Cuban sugar, who were to accum- brotherhood organizations, saw a conference with President Hard- and that he was champion. a decrease in the numbers. This, democratic members. proved was because the ulate a fund of $14. 000, 000 to be Attached to the and the president at the instance of ing at the earliest moment. It' After it was all over Hammer said: they explained, contributed members on the report, vnational chiefs of these orders we should our man I widely heralded conference at by made a "part thereof, is a statement; you agree, Instruct "Leonard is the toughest basis of one-four- of a cent a end of swltehmens to Washington had renewed the hope Jaramlllo. There the union and Washington representatives ever fought or want to fight. My, on from this by Superintendent presented the that make that we of former employes that they pound sugar Cuba, la an apparent discrepancy be- possibility arrangements how he can punch." to with sum to be paid to the American gravo prospects of further rail should proceed to Washingtwrt"; said: would return their Jobs tween the two accounts. Superiny Leonard simply of cane beet ? unsettlements were ,)n un- unimpaired, if they producers and sugar Jaramlllo describes, "find-- sight and lay before tho president Jie "He's a good tough kid." senority rights in- tendent less situation bowl remained on strike a while longer. upon some alleged agreement the more than 200 the shop straight- entire situation." Floyd Fitzslmmons' blue of the on Ing prisoners, ened out. It was understood that Mr. stated that he full when, Just Several rolds reported that the volving the fixing duty in number, In a large v! Fitzgerald was less than half Mrs. Bcnlah Benedict Scranton. so seri- Cuban in the bill. gathered while they did not set up a pos- "was receiving dally protests of sun fell across coal situation has become sugar pending group back of the dining hall. . . .' as the last rays ous as to almost overshadbw the The Mississippi senator said this sibility of sympathetic strikes bv from our members ngafnst the the canvas' Hammer climbed The report of the board show3 their membership, declared use of In followed a liiln-ut- e (By Central Press) They hurried here from Ger-genn- shop crafts strike. This was par- alleged agreement was drawn that "when the noon count whistle they armed guards shops through the ropes re- that the conditions of railroad and who the The Cleveland, O., Aug. 5. With an Vt., in answer to Colonel ticularly true of the Erie, which al after Cuban producers had was blown on the of the mo-- , yards endanger ilvjt later by the champion. 42 tno fused to Into an day equipment, locomotives particu- of our members." He said that were estimated at table as an a doc- Scranton'a request secretly and ready has annulled trains in enter arrange- tiny, 116 prisoners remained in the gate receipts operating altar, friends in Vermont knew east because of a threatened short- ment to curtail their crop. The larly on many roads, was grow- in many yards our men have and the attendance about nurse for an nothing yard and were so counted. Of this to be Buch to $28,000 tor and witnesses, of the romance until the age of fuel for Its more important paper was signed, he added, by ing that train crews work with defective equipment 7,000. marriage number, about 46 were "yard men' might refuse service. which In one case caused two odor of chloroform Supplanting was announced. trains. the Cuban Sugar Producers or whose duties has Round One Hammer put Al- prisoners. Mooting the of one of and clinch- that of the usual bridal bouquet Scranton is forty-on- e. His bride Agreement Syndicate, Inc., by or whose Postponed death our mem light lefts to the body them, orders are, to The meeting between general bers." In his statement Mr. Fltz- - left hook to and the groom's father is fifteen years younger. Ho is a fred Grover, director and that remain In the for the noon chairmen of ed. Leonard1 planted, watching the were as yard shopworkers on the geijald asserted that "two more the" stomach. Hammer missed the ceremony from cot, Jo- descendant of Moses Scranton, headquarters given count and who are daily counted Southern railway and operating of our members neither of whom and Leonard landed Scranton and Missia Beu'lah founder of the city of the same IS New York city. Inquiry was made there." set was left hook seph ALBUQUERQUE as to the ot Mr. Grover official for today, was .post- on strike lost their lives left to the face. Leonard Benedict were wed In a hospital hanio In Pennsylvania. Identity Evils of System. until . . where lightly to . and after a cross fire of debate poned Monday. armed guards were em- was boxing cautiously trying here. l'oung Scranton had been visit- Governor Mechem has not yet Officials un- com- ' would of the shopmen's ployed by the accidental dis- his eye. Leonard The sick man, Col. Walter ing tho Vermont town for Senator Harrison said he had time to the report, and ion, though, Informed concern- of protect him low longer a senate study charge weapons." plained that Hammer hit Scranton, former president of the than a year, but his father's old propose investigation, there has been no Indication as to the ' AWARDED , ing representations nmdo by while In a' clinch. Leonard hooked Lackawanna Steel company,, was home was there, and there were fIIP. both as to ;the alleged syndicate what action, If any, Is contemplate- the brotherhood N gov- representatives left to stomach. Hammer tried about to undergo an operation. He more than sentimental reasons for and the reported efforts of d.- The evil of the "New Mexico at the White house, declared they stomach butt, Leon- his son his ernment officials to bring about of no connection left for the requested that and Miss pilgrimages. .... , system" appointing untrained had with tho' move. mussed a of the Cuban DEPEMDEH T ard danced away. Hammer Benedict be united before he went scranton, was reduction crop prison men to direct the work of 'All held tho belief Leonard originally, i . , reduced--tari- ff - participants and clinched. under the . return for this- Is a right " scalpel. ; t -- penJtenftery indirectly that President.., Harding Would and left to the body duties. Later he Introduced such out in ono Instance, and ask no put right MEJEETI Im- pointed further concessions from at the bell. a resolution and asked for In another the men other than that involv- landed left3 directly emphasized, TO R Round Two They mediate consideration but Senator place In tho report. That P. J. , ed In his original proposal i of GAIS T and wini'i" Convention to Name Con- Lodge of Massachusetts, the re- the railroad to face, leonaru Dugan, assistant superintendent. Is ncceptlng labor wage live a hard to me mm. DISPOSITION 0 F RICSTILL publican leader, objected saying looked to for of dis- g right Can- the enforcing awards and to j work-pendin- earn JITH and State dis- returning ' eonard stuck a lett in gressional t hero was not time today to cipline Is clearly shown: "It ap- rehearings. face and shot over a ru,ui. Will Meet in Duke cuss it. to the Secretary of Labor avis at- er's didates' peared board, however, that REED, to the Jaw. Hammers icit inasmuch as the leaders In the mu- tended the president's conference Leonard drove him in- Date Not Fixed. with thn hrnthnrhnnH r. short nnd WORLD S SEIZED City; tiny had been troublesome on oth- to the ropes with rights and lefts ISR I er and' theVslt-- Mil occasions, that they had used atives also discussed i ws having TO MOFH,H jOURNALj St. Louis, 5 Asso- - to the body. Hammer 'PtCIAk Y. M. C. A. WORKS the question of the food as an ex- nation with thtm at a separate!-- , , , Aug. (bv the in Leonard, IS 5. Follnwincr ntiitn- - difficulty reaching Santa Fe. Aug. Albuquerque cuse to 'show the ab- j ..... Press). danced out con off during iiuusd' wme anti-Ree- who continually if will the state session was concluded, reports that the d lefts KNOTTY P R OB LEM get republican sence of Arsistant Superintendent Democrats were danger. Leonard landed three PECO ventlon, it was decided at the was considering to a com- P. J. Dugan, who at the time place an to .the chin without return. meetln? of the state central on his annual Almost DEOT1Y VISITS OLONOAPO. Independent senatorial hooked twice to the afternoon. TO AID YOUTHS vacation." candidate-i- the field to Leonnrd fict mittee, held here this the Invariable of per- Manila, Aug. 5 (by the Associat- oppose us round ended. the convention expression United States Senator James A. the of of - (IJy The FreM.) Time of holding sons in arid around Santa Fe, when ed Press.) Secretary of the Navy Heed at Round Three Hammer crowded Hundreds Thousands Aenpdnled was left to be decided by a com- visited the general election next and hooked left to Artesia, N. M., Aug. 5. Prohibi- news of the tragedy was received. Denby Olongnpo today November, State Senator Frank Leonard close Human in mittee of five, to be' selected by was: "If been aboard the Us S. S. Huron, Leonaid boxed at long Beings Europe tion Officers Rector and Bowman, O. L. and of IN COUNTRY Patty Dugan had flagship Harris, one of the most ardent tho body. Chairman Phillips OLD there the killing would never have of the Asiatic fleet, In company backers of ranee and had the better of the Who Can't Claim Citizen- aidod by Deputy Sheriff M. Steven- which he will be one. with Admiral Breckenridge Long, landed two was happened." The report of the Jnseph Strauss fleet who was Senator Ueed's exciiriges. He rig'its son, captured 'a atill and The committee meeting would seem commander. ad- opponent dhin as Hammer came ship of 'Any all board to bear out the Yesterday he for the nomination at last Tues- to the Country. 110 gallons of mash, near Dayton, largely attended, practically The Amnrlntrrt of dressed the Masonic bodies of Ma- in. Hammer stuck a court (Dx I'rrM.) opinion the public. day's primary election, tearing lft a few days ago. The officers had the seats in the supreme S. Children are the Both nila and the Btudents of the Uni- tonight in nose and hooked the B Tha Am dialed 1're.i.) be- filled. were Paris, Aug. Pnrtles at Fault. sent Senator Reed a as- Leoaard's been Informed that a still was room being Speeches There-Conferen- of the telegram to the chin. Geneva, Aug. 6. One of the Gov. M. C. Mechem. hope of despairing Europe. This "New Mexico system" Is not versity Philippines. suring him of his support. champion solidly ing operated in the salt cedars on made by of Y. M. C. A. Workers to Hammer's leads ar Otero-Warre- n peculiar the LeonaKd blocked countless post-w- problems which the Pecos river bank, east of Day- Mrs. A. of Santa republican organi. loft hook. The cham- among boys are planning their .fu- zation and executives. It has bees KILMAIXOCK OCCXTI KD. TO and ducked a the League of Nations has been at- ton. They searched the brush. Of- Fe, H. R. Holt of Las Cruces; ItEOPEN SHOPS.. shook Hammer up with a of AUwiquerquo ture work largely among those Just as religiously followed by the Limerick, Aug. 6 Asso- pion ten had to crawl in the thick Nestor Montoya half-wreck- (by the Akron, O., Aug. 6. W. W. chin nnd received tempting to solve Is what to do they of who tomorrow must run the democrats from time out of mem- ciated Press.) National army right to the growth of the cedars. When the nnd Frank W. Clancy Santa Warner, of the Toungstown Equip- to In re- with waifs except-Governo- machinery of the world. ory. Both parties have troops occupied im- two rights the body the worlds and strays, still was discovered, a well-wor- n Fe. All Of the speakers regarded Kilma!lock,an ment company, shop work con- turn.1 Leonard hooked right and more those of Russia. Mechem will be candi- Fifty of these workers from 20 tho office of superintendent of the portant republican stronghold this tractors announced the was particularly path led to a nearby house. A In a as a sort of reward fof today left to the head. Hahuner Po-tee- t, dates before the convention. countries, gathered recently penitentiary morning after having to There are hundreds of thousands man, giving his name as Bill town In valuable service renderet to the ten captured company planned reopen the short with left and they clinched. was A new set of rules drafted by little Czechoslovakia to Adare, miles from this city, at walked of human beings at the present arrested at the house. He - for the Second party. This custom is referred to, Erieyrallroad shops Kent, O., Round Four Hammer ac- a special committee for the guld- prepare World's last night, It was officially an- Monday. Old asked s time on the continent of Europe was bound over to await the Conference of Y. M. C. A. Workers and condemned, by the board. nounced here employes had In close and pounded Leonard tion of the a ance OI committee tnu wtto today. the move, he said. tried two lefts to who cannot claim of grand Jury, under Among Boys whlchv probably will Patty Dugan has been assistant body. Hammer citizenship heavy bond. Other arrests have adopted some five and the head as they clinched. Leon- any are scattered bo held in Austria next summer. superintendent for country. They been mads by the officers In con- one-ha- lf which time ard over a right and all over are reg- They pledged themselves to bring years, during snapped the continent, and nection with this case. This Is tho he has developed Into ono of the landed two uppercuts 99 tley istered by the police as being on fourth together 600 delegates from all EAST CENTRAL AVENUE WILL came clinch. Hammer hook'.d arrest of violators of the countries with Y. M. C. and most capable and efficient prison V, BE to a the tolerance list, but in reality near dur- INSURANCE FOR A.'s, men New Mexico ever,; left to the head and Leon- to certain prohibition laws, Artesia, to raise funds to finance a confer- that has lightly they are a extept prison- ing the past few months. . had. Prior to coming to the office ard landed right to the body. The ers. They cannot go about from ence where the men who are work- PAVED TO hooked two side lefcs Horsestealing Cnse. he had served for years as a peace THE UNIVERSITY BY title holder one' country to another with the M. ing among boys may exahenge Ideas officer In to chin and danced away an Deputy (Stevenson, who Is also and demonstration Gallup and McKlr.lcy the freedom ,of' ordinary person the watchman of ar- GERMAN WORKERS give practical county, where "bad men" 'Were from a Hammer hooked a whose is In or- night Artesln, of their methods in building char- right. passport altogether rested William Mays, alias Charles much In evidence from time to THE fL M. HIGHWAY left to the stomaeh and shook; der, i acter among the boys of Europe, DEPARTMENT left to the chin Sockett, on Wednesday. The man time. When Governor Mechem Benny up with a Another, and not the least try wns "The most practical thing and took office was su- j. bell. of wanted by the authorities of Dugan acting r at the of their lack the easiest ," said Professor superln-tenden- hooked ing, consequence, Chaves county for a perintendent, Fidel Ortiz, t, Round Five Leonard citizenship Is that these unfortu stealing horse, IS THREATENED Frank Thomas, vice president of died In office. A to He it north of Roswell. He was turned having Work to Start left the body. repeated nates cannot claim the protection over the world committee, "Is to win large number of responsible cltl-- Monday Is with a left to the nose. Hammer or ambas- to Deputy Crane of Chaves over Morning; Project of anjrjronsul, minister - the youth that will be the zens recommended Dugan to Gov- landed two lefts to the head as sadors In Berlin alone there are county and taken to Roswell. It of tomorrow. Young as the Kesult or Conferences is alleged that the' man Is a desert- (By The AMoclntH Pii ) humanity ernor Mechem for appointment ;Kecent Between they clinched. Leonard snapped about half a million Russians who 6. Medical treat- people are easier to win over than under er from States armv, Berlin, Aug. superintendent, but, rule of C. of C. Boosters a right over to the chin, forcing have no passports, and who refuse ment costs 20 times more tn Ger- adults because they are more sup- the "system," It wag decreed other- and State Offic- Hammer to back away. Leonard to at the Bol- enlisting under the name of Wil- more more ar- Highway either liam and now many than it did before the war, ple, enthusiastic, wise. Jaramlllo, Instead, was ap- whipped over a right to the chin, shevik consulate there as Russian Mays, using tho Ger- dent and less thnn had served ae ials; All Tijeras Road to Be Paved Soon. name of Charles' Sockett. declares Dr. Heinrich Brauns, pointed. Jaramlllo forcing Hammer back. Benny citizens, or- to return to Russia. man minister of labor, writing in their elders, and because they are sheriff of Valencia county,; and is blocked Hammer's left and planted Similarly in Turkey, Jugoslavia, number of Reconstruc- sick of the state of the world as reported to. have made a good of- to head. are the current East Central avenue from the The paving will be similar to the another right the Bulgaria and Rumania there SCHOOL FlfiES TEACHER tion. Dr. Brauns calls attention to we have prepared It for them. ficer. But he had had compara- city limits to the university at a other Round Six They missed lefts. thousands . of Russian refugees In connection with They have had enough of these tively little experience as a prison East Central paving, having to chin. WHO EXPOUNDS this Increase point near tho city reservoir Is to a concrete base and a bltulithlc Leonard landed right tho whose nationality Is equally ambig- DARWIN the critical situation which, he compromises and meannesses, and man. Handling a few Bhort term be paved by the state under Hammer missed a left hook to the uous. of the of does not for the surface. The entire Job will be a THEORY AT FT. SUMNER says, prevails in Germany's social pretexts diplomatic skill, prisoners qualify direction of the state de- done head. Hammer knocked off the At Dr. Nansen's suggestion and many of them are determined 400 or BOO prisoners, highway by the highway department, 17 insurance. handling partment, according to an an- neither nor plaster over Leonard's right eye conference of representatives of o directors of to attempt something quite new, many of whom are "lifers," and the county the prop- the Santa Fe. N. M. Auir. K PHncl. Although far the nouncement made by F. G. Healy, erty owners with a rasping left hook. Hammer governments was called by success-fuH- n something with more uprightness, others awaiting the execution of being required to bear dis- Pal F. F. Dean of to- the sick funds have been locating engineer of the state high of- the f missed a left and Leonard rushed League of .Nations recently to Fort Sumner more honesty, kindliness the death sentence. atiy expense. wrote the edu- maintaining the payment of purity, way department, who arrived here Although state funds are not Mm to the ropes, landing half a cuss the best way of dealing with day department ot and beauty. They nre young and Cause of Dissatisfaction. a was that cation the sehnnl honrrt thora Vmrl tho benefits, the funds are "ap- cause esrerday from Santa Fe. now available to continue the pav- dozen punches without return. the problem. It suggested of fate." the young have Illusions. They The board reports that the The work will of Nations be empow- asked point-blan- k for his proaching their day was lack of start tomorrow ing of the road across 'the mesa Leonard hooked left to the body the League resigna Medicines cost, on an average, have confidence in life and In man. of dissatisfaction the morning nnd the Job will be rush- and into. TMeras and clinched. Hammer hook- ered to register ' all such people, tion arter Assistant Attorney Gen- and the ardor and In the food. It is recited canyon, grading they inter- eral A. M. Edwards an 25 times the pre-w- figure. In hopefulness that variety ed through to completion. will be started soon on the road ed left, to the head and and Issue to them a sort of gave opin- no one longer finds In older men." that the administration is trying to light which would be ion thnf. th.- hnnrd nnnln'f "fit.. 1914 a charge of three marks was within the and It will be worked into' a good brought up two more light lefts at national passport a treat maintain the Institution foundation, Leonard was recognized as such, so that they any teacher under contract for made for day's hospital which Is declared to for the paving which close quarters. short Darwinian ment, which now costs 100 marks. appropriation will be done later from the univer- with and left at the bell. would be citizens of the League of reaching the theory to HOOVER IS ASKED TO be insufficient and "does not per- right coun- mw numner. . According to the minister's stat- sity td the boundary of the Man-zan- o Round Seven They feinted for Nations rather than of , any iuiuio oi port mit the serving of many varieties WEATHER so to under Its "It is time tho of sense istics. 16,000,000 employes are in FIND BARTENDER FOR and It ' i national forest which Is sev- an and clinched. Hammer try, and be, speak, people or more expensive food, . opening the German eral miles In TiJeras canvon. re- At the conference, and education stood together to sured under invalidity IN would seem that the legislature re- smacked left to the body! and protection. insurance and 1,600,000 HOTEL GUATEMALA The decision of to in re- however, It was pointed out that It prevent such medievalism as we're system, the low "cost per man per the state high- ceived a left Jolt the chin hnvfncr tn fleht " 'aaM -- a in 4 gards FORECAST. way to hooked Is one to grant such people h. under the private employes day' of more Importance than the 6. department Immediately turn. Leonard three rights thing In- surance. Bj Tb Associated v Denver, Colo., Aug. New relieve the bad road be- passports, and quite another tc marking that high school teachers Pm.) making available of funds to prop-erl- Mexico: un sltuntlon and lefts to the head. He repeat- all OVer the COUntrv WPro hnlncr an. The sickness Insurance to Washington, Aug. 5. Secretary Generally fair south, tween the city limits and the state! ed and left to the chin. duce the various countries tj visa grants Hoover was a maintain the institution." settled in north with right . sailed domestic servants and asked today to find fol- portion Sunday and university has been reached In Leon- these passports. for teaching the theory workmen, The remainder of the report wltfi after As, Hammer came tearing he when clerks whose earnings do "competent Yankee bartender" for probably .Monday, occasional a number of conferences which hooked him with a to the Not all of these "coufltryless which, added, intelligent- annual a new Official lows: showers and not ard right in- - Rus- ly was not not exceed a certain cash ,uuatemala hotel. thunderstorms; were brought about by the Albu- Leonard a people are the position of Interpreted contrary to limit, to "The Investigation disclosed that much change In body. .snapped oyer to the the belief of the Bible. payments and benefits In kind. The reports the commerce depart- the noon count whistle was ' temperature, querque Chamber of Commerce, sians who decline recognize when Arizona: right and left to the head. Leon- of for the ment transmitted the request on Generally fair Sunday which pointed out to the commis- Hammer around the Bolshevik government' Many funds, responsible payment blown on the day of the mutiny. and Monday; not much In sion the ard backed have los citizenship of these benefits are kept up by behalf of the proprietor of the 116 remained In the change unsatisfactory 'condition solidly to the body. them their L. & IM. RAILROAD CO. Guatemala re- prisoners temperature. of this section of East Central' for ring, hooking a variety of technical and the contributions of the Insured hostelry, which, the yard and were so counted. Of thin Leonard danced away from left ow!ngto will e wero the past five years and the Inabil- reasona American" REJECTS FORD persons and of the employers. ports declared, cater especial- number about forty-fiv- hooks and clinched. Leonard hit legal ,CertaIn be- OFFER ly to American and be IjOCAI. REPORT. ity of the county to I more than citizens who lived In Europe Accident and Invalidity Insur- salesmen 'yard men,' or prisoners whose the Chicago lad twice with at - 1 "American In or- Conditions for the twenty-fou- r temporarily repair the road. The right fore the war, in days when pass- (II Tit. AMMAtn4.J Da... ances also are provided. These, every respect." duties require them, or whose . the bell. an for hours ended at t p. ra. yesterday, Chamber ' Commerce officials nnrti r renlllrnd for Russia ..Louisville. E thafl however, as well as the sickness ders are, to remain in the yard recorded also Round Eight Hammer tried to Ky., Aug. (by DOWN. noon count who are dally by the university: ' brought to tho commission's found during the'war Associated insurance are being operated today IRON WORKS CLOSES the and land with his left but Leonard Turkey only, Press). The Louisville no Highest temperature 96 notice the great amormt of traffic that they had lost tneir Amem " isasnvllle Railroad eomnanv to with a great deal ofdlfflculty and Sharon, Pa., Aug. 5. All depart- counted there. Thre was Lowest sa to which tho U blocked. Leonard planted two because of having teen unsatisfactory 'results, of that these men were muti- ' - rpad subjected on Hammer's and citizenship day rejected Henry Ford's offer of highly owing ments of the Farrell works the , Range . 82 The highway apartment Is 'en- rights chin, then too loitK abroad. Others lost theirs aid In Its largely to the depreciation" In the Steel company, with ex- nous and by remaining in the yard shot over a left to tho same .Austria-- operating coal carrying Carnegie Mean 79 abled to do (he pi Ihg of road tflace. because of the partitioning of value of the mark. of one were after tne wnistie nnn mown A thj lines in eastern Kentucky. This ception blast furnace, Hnmlrittv at n. m .R'j di to It Leonard uppercut Hammer to the Hungary Ger- were not rules nor the fact that Is a main and of parts of announcement was made following "It will depend on .the value of closed because of scarcity violating any V at m 20 state di- chin and also two lefts xto the head. these tonight orders. These 'Humidity t p. market highway ..nd Is many. In some instances a conference between representa- the mark and on the labor mar- of coal. Twelve hundred men are disregarding any , undctr of Hammer In, to have had man aAi.a nnf ordered to the cell Precipitation ..Trace rectly the supervision the kept boring trying cltlzons of no country tives of the Detroit. Toledo & Iron-to- n ket," the minister concludes, "as out of Independent Wind 21 connect with Leon In ol employment. before shooting took velocity department, although from tlme'to body punches. children born countries railroad, which Is owned bv to whether the sick, the disabled mills In, this section have from two house the f . . . tlnto ard landed two to head no Direction wlndj .Southst the county has done repair rights the which, by' law. the children have Mr. Ford, j and of and the Invalids can be protected to weeks' of coal on place, and, having knowieagn of . on ' representatives three supply Character day. Partly cloudy work iU Continued on Page Two.; automatically become citizens. the LoulavlUe & Nashville, against further misery." hand. ou i'UKe Two.) V ... y ,' 1 .ugu's? 6, 1922. f' Pajr Two Albuquerque morning journal f EVER HAMMER IS REPUBLICAN f.iiJLiLaJ.fa -- - 1 LEADER DOESNT LOOR A FREE BOOKLET JL.u. TRIP OF LIKE INITIAL1 TESTS OUTPOINTED BY MAIDEN CONGRESSMAN IN THIS OUTFIT ON BREAD MAKING BENNY LEONARD cook can pre- Almost every from OF GLIDERS ARE pare white bread, but do you (Continued Page One.) FIRST PUllJIIlN how to make raisin know and clinched. The bread, nut bread, potato bread, they champlin rice bread, or corn meal bread? hooked a right to the chin. Leon I: CAR TO BEGIN TOGA! All of these are delicious and ard landed three to the head with- DESCRIBED nutritious foods and lend a out a return and smiled approving- variety to the diet. ly at the ringside fans. Directions tor making prac- Round Nino Benny Jammed bread and P Had to Be Com- Optimism Over he Future tically every kind of left to the head and landed a Passengers pastry are given Mn a free right smash to the chin. The to Remove Their of Motorless Planes Pre- booklet issued by the Depart- champion ducked a left hook but pelled oon-tai- M ; t) I vails at French ment of Agriculture which received a right on the chin as he Boots Before Going to Camp; 93 tested recipes. danced away. Hammer landed two Conductor. There Are 15 Entfies. This is a free' government left hook to the head but Leonard , Bed, Says publication and our Washing- made him back away with a right (Br The Associated Preis.) ton Information Bureau will se- to the head. The champion Tb Amoclnlod ITcdB.) - (By Aug. cure a copy f'- any of our brought a right and left to the Aug.J 5 the Associ- Clermont, Ferrand, France, malls Chicago, (by Op- readers who fills out and body as they clinched. Hammer 5 Associated Press.) -- ated on the (by the below, enclosing rushed the Into Press) Passengers over the future of motor-los- s the coupon champion the matdotn trip of the first Pullman timism two cents In stamps for return ropes, but did not land. Benny Bleeping car had to be compelled flying prevails at Camp Moiijl-lar- d, postage. Be sure to write your planted a right and left to the to remove their boots before crawl- whera the "glider" contest name and address clearly on head as Hammer came Jn close. ing into their bertha, according to undor the auspices of the first in the lines of the coupon. Round Ten Leonard blocked the veteran conductor, Jonathan ternational experimental congress left hook and backed away from -- the re- Ij. Barnes, who took out of motorless airplane will begin f Hammer's rushes. Hammer Reem-e- d modeled Chicago & Alton coach on tomorrow, to continue until Au- HASKIIf, unable to connect to FREDERIC J. with his left. Its first trip from Blooniington gust 30. , Director. Leonard sent a to the chin 1, right Chicago, the night of September The puots ana oinciais The Albuquerque Journal In- and pushed Hammer Into theJ J5B!)- - A living In the canvaB city ncur the Wash- ropes, Dut railed to 4 1it i formation Bureau, follow It up. "The passengers seemed afraid top of Blount Combegraf.se are D. blocked he i v I ington, C: Benny another left and to take 'em off all but one, sanguine that machines propelled herewith two cent landed right to the chin. Ham- to you see Miitiri r I enclose didn't pay ride either, bv man power or merely b the In for return postage mer's left to the head was wide lie was George M. rullman." sail sm x. a wind are destined to make as mach stamp car I gn a free copy of the Baking and the champion landed two Mr. Barnes, the first sleeping next 20 as progress in the years the Booklet. - rights to the head Leonard conductor who is rounding out his d gasoline-motore- planes have snapped over a right to the head life in Chanute, Kas. "I remarked Hcose Leader F. W. Mondell, as he doesn't look hi Washington, at the since the broth it was a fine achieved Wright Name and clubbed Hammer around the to Mr. Pullman that dedication of the Hoback Canyon highway, Rock Springs, Wyo. ers made their test flights at k, head at the bell. car and lie replied briefly, Tor he N. C. Street was a silent man: 'It ought to be; House Leader F. W. Mondell assisted in the Republican recently General Large, commanding tne COUXTY CONVENTION CAIXED It cost enough.' dedication of the Hoback between Rock . - Canyon highway Springs, Wyo., Thirteenth army corps, whose sol- City i;iovis, iv. M Aug.- 6. "There were three cash passen-Rer- and Yellowstone Park. His colleagues wouldn't have recognized him are " bounty all men. There was no crowd diers patrolling the camp, Chairman Hatch has "'calhed the speaking from a truck with his trousers tucked in his heavy boots. But pointing to a! "glider" piloted by State Democratic county convention for at the station to tie us off. With Mondell didn't care. Thoret ell our candles lighted we Just Lieutenant maneuvering Saturday, August twelfth, for the into J 3,000 feet above the camp dip- purpose of electing delegates to the jnoved away the night. state convention wore no uniform, just a badge ping, looping ad volplaning The board feel that after all which meets at Dr. John W. Hoffman, formerly said: means-- the latter of Au- The pay was $4 a round trip or $2 ' other ' to secure obedience Albuquerque part of the First MethodMt 15 conventions-wil- l a night. The first month's busi- paator PIONEERS ENJOY "Anyone prophesying this had been exhausted, warning gust. Precinct be ness was were not church nt Duluth, Minn., is presi- year ago would have been In- should have been that the held on the tenth to select dele poor for people dent of the " given In the habit of going to bed when university. terned In a lunatic asylum." guards would fire and an oppor- gates to tne county meeting. traveled and after a few A pessimistic note, however, was those who were not they trips Federal permission is being a har tunity given It was decided to let the train con- struck by French "peasant mutinous and ether who wished i ' sought relatives of Bull, ANNUAL ... ductor do my Job for a while. The by Sitting REUNION vesting in a nearby field After to do so, to go, to the cell house. I Sioux for Cuendeton-Chardo- n first had four and the famous Indian chief, watching a Should" such action have been sleeper upper removal of his body from Fort four lower berths and was stove machine fly for four minutes, he imperatively necessary, properly NEED A 3 heated." Yates, N. D,, to his old camping said. "It can't be done." And, Wi Fortunate Purchase of In South Dakota. trained guard could have been ground his team of oxen, he lum- lead-er- a was In WITH BIG TEED' prodding ordered to shoot at the ring Louis of a Sitting Pull killed battlo bered away. ll Granberg, shortstop while resisting a force of Indian and fired upon them only, St. Paul, Minn., amateur baseball who had surrounded the 15 Airplanes Arrive. but in our opinion guards of this IRON team, was in conciliation court police Fifteen of the motorless air character cannot be secured for there with camn of his band of 200 followers Are" Held which are entered In the Tricollette Dresses recently charged t.klng Two Celebrations planes $45.00 month, the amount to on the banks of the Grand river, per a baseball uniform belonging 1 contests have arrived and some of December 5, 1 890. in allowed by legislative appropria- To male 700 strong and ''brainy" the club. i bodies were the, Portales Vicinity; the machities already have made tion. However, the "Get two clean hits' er- The of soyiers that superintendent and the into and play buried nt Fort Tates have been all Politicians and successful unofficial flights. An knew the quality Of these guards, r put power your This Sale rorless ball in next and Cowboys entered dis- . Brings Extraordinary for your game removed, leaving the of Sit- American monoplane by and should not have given orders blood to overcome - I will consider dismissing the grave Perform. the Aeronautical so- ting Bull alone and uncared for, on Engineering that resulted In the promiscuous ease germs Women and Misses case," Judge John L. Hounds said. a black ciety, is being held up In some rail- into the crowd. Granberg, in the next wimlhyept hillside, marked Fer- shooting game, only with a pile of rocks and a Portales, N. M Aug. 6.1 On road yard between Clermont "Abuses and errors In Judgment The fifod you eat cuntaim carbon. out a ! smashed triple and a single, small tablet erected a few Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 1 rand and Havre, from which latter will occur In the management of "When your food digested It It ab- and at short, i years sorbed from the lntestlnea Into blood. played perfectly ago by citizens of Tort Yates, and 2, Arch and Inez, this county, port It was shipped eight days ago. any penal institution, even under the Sizes for Sizes for "Case dismissed," the Judge in a two celebration Edmund Allen will pilot the Amer- trained1 crim When the carbon In your food comes In when cams joined days' the management of contact with the oxygen carried by the Women Misses paid, It up for hearing at the old Smith wells, on Ford ican plane. these abuses the next day. ' inologists. Necessarily, iron in your blood, the carbon and oxy- 3G 16 WOMAN KICKED BY A Brothers' ranch. A large number The gliders already at Camp will be magnified and Exaggerated gen unite and by so doing they grlva off to 44 to 20 of Portales people were in attend- Mouillaid, Include machines with under the management of un- tremendous energy, thereby giving you Neither any joys of the kitchen MULE AT HER force, and CAUSEY; ance. Several beeves were barbe- the flapping wings of the bat and trained officials. The opin- great strength endurance. $7.95 nink nor the thrills of out prison Witiiout iron blood carries no oxy- hanging cued, and the days were filled with type resembling the flying . fish of with yur ' the week's wash can lure the class CONDITION SERIOUS ion the board coincides gen and without oxygen there It nothing " 1 amusements such as racing, riding which are propelled by 'human custom In to New Models of 922 feminine graduate of Ohio the present recognized unite with the carbon in your food, Six Distinctive and roping. Many people enjoyed (nuscular motive power and wind most of the states, to take the so that what you eat does you no good Wesleyan university, Delaware, O., (Sperinl Correspondence to The Joumnl.) At the noon bar- can- you do not from it It from her career !B. dancing. hour, propelled sailing planes with penal institutions entirely out of get any strength and possible cubby Clovts, N. M., Aug. Miss becued beef was fiirninhed in plen- vass mobile and Is like putting coal Into a stove without which follow so hole In the hall of wings, stationary. politics and place them under the a Tou Soft materials well the fame, according Alice Musick of Causey, Roosevelt ty for the hundreds that were in The machinesarc of the monoplane, fire. cannot get any heat unless to statistics recently Issued by the management of trained specialists. the coal unites with the fire. county. Is nt the attendance. biplane and trlplane Jypes. Those A The with which to dictates of the mid - summer 'modes. school. In this respect, at least r.aptlst hospital were made change Iq prison management strongest weapon co-e- from a skull Several speeches by with statiofiary are called prevent and overcome colds, the modern d Is far different suffering fractured wings every two or four years and the pneumonia, Non-mussab- and of the side as a prominent men. "stiffs" and those with mobile of new kidney trouble, rheumatism,- - nervous le materials so from her sisters who wore the paralysis right placing a superintendent in fact almost any diseaso popular, for' result of a kick by a mule on last On Thursday, Aug. S, Portales wings "flappers." in no po- prostration, mortar board cap a few years back charge with othep than or disease Is of good rich, mid-summ- er. " In was almost depopulated as a resull A Swiss germs plenty Of the 208 women graduates Tuesday. The mule struck her designed stationary litical qualifications and the po- pure blood, strengtfr, energy and endu- wear this And smart the center of the forehead Jusi of the Old Settlers' Annual Picnic thick winged monoplane manufac- of rance and the carrier in this year, only eight gave their miles from liticalpractice a complete greater energy as home above the right eye. Immediately at Rodgers, twenty tured by Franpis Chardon and pi- - change7 of and the body Is organlo iron, not metallic for wear in solid colors and prospective futures mak were In guards other pris- or- styles after the accident she was here. Hundreds of people lloted remained in in- iron, which people usually take, but ers. Graduate study will claim 41, placed by M.Guendct, on officials, necessarily spells len- In a car and rushed to ClovlB.anu attendance. At 9:30 aj m. a splendid the air four minutes ganlo iron, like the iron in spinach, end 105 will teach what they have con- yesterday, efficiency and disaster." tils and and like the iron contain- sports combinations, plain and fancy; was rendered. three-quarte- rs apples, finished IS will en- was operated on Friday evenlrfg at program It covering about a mile end ed In Is as just learning, sisted of an address of welcome by what known organic Nuxatad :" ter business and 42 will take up 10 o'clock. A piece of the splin- In a half circle with a loss Iron, which may be had from almost any weaves in the following colors v tered skull was removed and the R. G. Bryant of Portales, severaj in of 300 STEEL GANG EMPLOYE Kuxated Iron often Increases social service or religious work. Of altitude about feet. " druggist. 8,000 women who covering of the brain was appar readings, special songs by a quar- A A thj strength, energy and endurance of the have been "flapper" parasol machine; KILLED BY TRAIN n In two from the ently uninjured. tet, solos, and addresses by the built, and weak, nervous, folks Nile, Copen, Scarlet, Rose, Orchid graduated university S. G. of Clovls. , Mr. piloted, propelled bjt weeks' time. more than half are listed as home Hon. Bratton Daniel of cover- IN TUCUMCARI YARDS recom- Senator A. A. Jones Montague France, It has been used and highly makers on the school records. MTSS AMERICA:' WINS. Fred Davis, ed about 600 at an altitude mended by former United States Sena- Dutch Blue, Periwinkle and v. The Por- yards ' Of all the Wesleyan alumni, Chicago, Aug. n. Miss America, Hagerman. averaging between six feet. PieiAI. OltPATCH TO MOSNINS JOURNAL.! tors, Members of Congress. Judges of U. tales band all the andien - 3. and liome making claims the most; ed- owned by Gar Wood of Detroit, played through It landed because the human mo- Tucumcari, N. M.. Aug. 6. De- Courts, many physicians promi- ucational comes day. At the noon Hour a wonder- out. metrlo 22, was killed nent men. work second with won the Great Lakes speed boat was In tor gave The.wlnga'of this Morales, aged Over 4,000,000 people are now using It lc ful picnic dinner enjoyed. 1,445. Of this number, twenty-fou- r championship race over a machine were worked by a con- just outside the Rock Island rail annually. Satisfactory results are guar- REMEMBER the afternoon the entertainment road here when will refund are college and seminary presi- course with Miss Chicago, owned bronco trivance somewTlat sinfTlar .to that yards today he anteed or the manufacturers nineteen, college deans; 283, Sheldon Clark of sec- consisted of ball games jrnd used on chainless tried to board moving tram your money. Bold by all druggists In dents; by Chicago, , the bicycle. freight university teachers; fifty, superin- ond. The time was 59 miles an riding. Most of the pilots and,' builders No. 92, eastbound. Morales had tablet form only. You'll Always Do Better at tendents of public schools, and hour. on the ground express the determi- been employed in this vicinity with twelve athletic coaches. A total of I nation to break the record for dir-ratl- a. railway steel gang. His home 948 men and women are Six hundred telegrams ordering la motorless was in San Benito, Texas. graduates L AST CHANGE TO flights, held IrbrRed Blood. engaged in religious work. Eight radio sets were received one fore- by Harth of Germany. This rec- Strength ind Endurance anen of this number are bishops of noon by one manufacturing con- ord Is 21 minutes. One hundred MISS IiEIGHTON WINS. I the Methodist Episcopal church. cern, v. thousand francs will be distrib- Chicago,' Aug. 6. Miss Marlon uted among the winners. Lelghton of Chicago GET VOCATIONAL won the western woman s singles championship on the court of the CENSURE WARDEN FOR South Side Tennis club by defeat- L U M B E R METHOD OF HANDLING ing Miss Jessie Grieves of Lo An- Phone 352-35- 3. Opposite Y. M. C. A. DEC. 17 geles. 1. THE GUARANTEE ROOFING CO. TRAINING, LATE PRISON MUTINY GLASS PAINT The following announcement CEMENT PLASTER (Continued From Page One.) Woman Finds t Invites your attention to the following facts: from the United States Veterans' Remedy bureau, affecting men, is that was to commence. Worth Fabulous Fortune 1. The continued dry heat has taken the life out of your - ' shooting important: remained In their dol- Albuquerque Glass-Lumb- er roof and caused it to crack and the seams to open. All disabled men who have not places. "I wouldn't take a million Wind Shield "Tne investigation did not dis lars for the good Mayr's Won- 1. O. BAI.ORIDttK UJMBKB CO. C. H. CARNES yet applied for vocational training re- t. It Is more economical to have It repaired now than when to the close that any of the men derful Remedy has done for me.-- I 421 Soutb Flrat PtaoM 40. SPECIALIST IN 'OCUUUt the rains cause a rush on and who might be entitled In were have Lumber Co. lrt. repairs. benefits of the rehabilitation' act maining the yard attempt- finished the course and REFRACTION ing committing any acts can say I am cured of We have had twenty-fiv- e years experience In roof work, have will do well to file their claims at esjcape, entirely 423 North 107 a Fourth. Phone 1057-- been in New Mexico fifteen end think we admit- of violence or destroying property. very severe Indigestion, bloating First Street years, may stay once as the time limit for and colic Journal Want Ads Bring Result. and repair all kinds of roofs and give you a five year guar- tance of applications for vocattpnal Superintendent Oensnred. attacks suffered from "The board does not to for 1 a antee on materials and work, also lay new roofs and repair training expires on December 17, wish many years." It simple, old ones. " minimize the serious and men harmless preparation that re- 1922. moves Under section S09 of the war acing aspect of the situation as the catarrhal mucus from risk Insurance net as amended on It presented Itself to the officials the intestinal tract and allays the and the fact that dis- Inflammation which causes I October 6, 1917, no compensation recognizes prac- THE GUARANTEE ROOFING CO. shall be unless a claim cipline In an Institution of this tically all stomach, liver and In- payable kind must be In- testinal therofor be filed; In case of disa- maintained and ailments, Including ap- Fine within five after dis- fractions of the rules punished. pendicitis. One dose will con- 1255-- J bility, years condemn vince or refundTeU. Box 212, CityPhono SHERMAN CARMONV, Prop. charge or resignation from the ser- Thy do, however, and money For sale or. In case of death censure tne superintendent in' nis by Briggs' Pharmacy and drug- vice; during method of 1 the service, within five years after handling the situation gists everywhere. such a death Is recorded in the de- 7 Furnfture partment under which he may be serving. Where compensation is payable for death or disability oc- curring after discharge or resigna- Makes tion from"the service, the claim The "Hoosier must be filed within tiye years af- ARCOLA Fttafadyrm ter such death or the beginning of such disability. Those men who were Happy discharged between April 6, 1917, Company" Compliments , and October 6, 1917, have an op- tional right; that Is to say, they bu- Homes can either apply to the pension reau or to the veteran's bureau, If Strong Brothers they make their application within the statutory period of five years. Persons discharged after October 6, 1917. will have no right what- fine furniture into your Home isn't going "to ever unless they make claim five Strong Brothers, Albuquerque, N. M. years from date of discharge. An The most ; often Gentlemen: example of that 'iai "A man- - dis- PUTTING expensive pieces bring charged from navy S. C. D. De- If tistic is You will be to cember 1, 1917, files claim within , incongruous effects,x af spirit interested know that your Hoosier sales one the so far this year are ahead of the same the veterans' bureau at of 'de-- period last year. district offices on December 15, lacking, or if the pieces are, badly matched "up, the effect is " ' ' 1922. His claim must necessarily Your 1921 record up to July 1 was 24. " be disallowed because he has not plorable. Imagine an Old English' table with Japanese chairs,' applied for compensation within unless he has a cer Your 1922 record to July 1 is 26 the five year, or awalnut!sofa with' armchair. jYou can see for j tificate of Injury, whicn ne must gilt yourself get before August 9, 1922." ' be. For some reason or other, the Hoosier business ha Affects Parents, how inharmonious they would shown more life In the last x months than it has in The above outline relate also to many years. Several hundred new customers have been application for compensation on added to our list, and a large number of the old cus- account of service connected wlU Ve. please the eye as well as tlie purse in matching our tomers are doing more business than they ever did death. Parent who are not re- before. ceiving: compensation must how pieces. Our is at It is dependency within five year after expert knowledge always your'disposal. on whose Install NOW before the rush of the Keat- " We believe the new we have on our the death of the person angle magazine service claim 1 made. for the asking. ;. ' Is to do. with account the yours advertising having something it, but Under eectlon 215 of the act a ing season. Call 122 and our Areola' probably the biggest factor Is the unusual value we af- - amended, no one who enlisted ' are offering In Hoosier as compared with all other a claim will do the ' makes. ter February 9, 1922, ha engineer rest : against the United State Veteran1 " T r f claim b,e filed bureau. Should a n- (,.. We appreciate the fine business you tire doing, and by a discharged man who war-e- with best wishes, we romain, listed after thafr date, regardless STRUMQUIST ENGINEERING of date of discharge, at the pres- ' Yours very truly, ent time he Is without protection. (So THE HOOSIER MANUFACTURING CO. con- Furniture Several acts are pending In COMPANY Qeo.C.Scheer . - E. G. McQUINN, gress to cover such claim, but a s General Manager, the statutes now stand, there 1 no 107 North Fifth St. - ' Phone 122 act to protect them; neither the 314-31- 6 South Second Street .. I. O. O. F. BuildingV veterans' bureau nor the pension Seating plumbing w refrigeration office has any jurisdiction over itnern, ft

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:' v 7 , August 6, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pasre Three."' STRIKE VIOLENCE GROWS IN MANY CENTERS and bleeding when tho bout end- BROWNS ROMPING ed, but ho was not seriously, in- IEEE jured. II? was able to start for mm about Albuquerque three hours after the crap, driving his car home. Golden Oule SI Safford's only injury was ora ALBUQUERQUE. N.MEK. MY WITH THE FISTIC BOUT AT received when he ha ripened to lead with his right check nnd AN OLD STORE WITH A NEW SPIRIT Magee called a shot for that jff. pocket and landed. STATE GAPITOL The general belief is that. Saf- ford had grown tired of the at- him has-bee- El X tacks upon which Magee making in his publication. S. A. T.'s Drop Game to State Auditor and Albuquer- AUT0IST RUNS OVER Highland Laddies; Games que Editor Mix in State ' BOY AT Booked tor Monday in House and Carry Fight BERNALILLO; Senior-Juni- or CONTINUES ON WAY . Leagues. to the Capitol Lawn. A at Bornalilb - BY A. S. MOORE. (PECI4I. DltPATCH 'O MnifNINS JOUftNALI passing autoisttt ran over Edward Euniz, aged 1" Tho Red Sox lost to 'the Browns 6. C. Ma-ge- e, Santa Fe. Aug. Carl tearing tho flesh f.'om the boy injhe Senior league yesterday by a editor of a weekly newspaper ankle and leg. The affair was i- score of 6 to 11. Jordan clouted published in Albuquerque, was mported to the sheriff's office yes- ' out a home run and three base hits knocked out E. L. terday morning, and an effort it by Captain mado to locate the autolst. were Southerland for Im-- being registered by 2J TEXAS Safford, state auditor, in an I who continued on his way unmind- - the Red Sox and Gibson for the sV3UsrA promptu fist fight which began ful of the injury he had done. The in cap-- I Brown's. the corridor of the state boy, who Is the son of Ituggy Euniz Junior Lcnguc. Hal at Santa Fe this afternoon at of Bernalillo, was brought to St. ' S. A. T.'s a game to the 1:30 o'clock. here. I'll- dropped Joseph's hospital Laddies score of While it lasted, the bout Is said Highland by the to one of witnessed Both teams got one hit each ly the fastest and both batteries struck out eight in New Mexico sporting circles for men. some time though the match to too Batteries: Saddles Map 'shows eighteen widely separated cities from which strike disorders were reported almost simultaneously. seems have been almost Highland one-side- to Brown ,ond Baca; S. T.'s Cor- Safford seeming of the at dova, Sanchez and Sedlllo, , have tho best editor 40 SUMMER DRESSES A'igniy League. all stages of the game. Another forfeit game for the BUTTE DAM IS Safford was an "MP" with the Barelns Browns. For the next two BAND CONCERT SUPERVISORS IN A. E. F. and knows much of Insist on Bayer Package weeks there will be only three things fistic. Magce has long teams in the Pigmy league. The been toted as a top notcher. The GO ON SALE MONDAY Barelas Browns will play the SALVATION OF bout was not lacking in pep, some Barelas Tigers on Tuesday. The IN HIGHLANDS SHOPS SAY THEY 50 blows being started .on their Barelas Browns will play the Ath- way, according to fans who were letes on Wednesday. And the Ba- CROPS OF 1922 fortunate enough to witness the relas Tigers will play the Athletes event. AT on MnEoefnet Safford after en- OFF Friday. just P'J B H H All to prac-tltc- o AT 8 TONIGHT TOOK the of tho state thoso wishing play Is Re- tering corridor f games in the Senior league River Dry Above Big capitol building shortly after 1 with any of the teams on the days clamation in Low- o'clock and is said to have greet- rf Project off-han- they were scheduled to play the ed his In an d, The regular open-ai- r concert of ill opponent New Mexico Yankees should see er and Prevents Statements of Shop- manner. Safford landed a band direction Valley, Deny jovial Unless see the name 'n.iy-er- " Mr. Moore as soon as' possible. the city under the f hook and dodged you right Magee Games. of Fred K. Ellis wil) Water men in to Hard- on package or on tablets you Monday's Bandmaster Shortage. Message and countered. Bay- St. vs. Tildillos. (Specltil t'orreapnndenre to Tho Journal.) of are not getting the genuine Marys be given tonight from the band ing That; They Helped With this opening exchange er by physicians White Sox vs. Hob Cats. The con- Las Cruccs, N. M., Aug. 5. cut loose car- product prescribed Every Cotton Summer Dress in this store stand in Highland park blows, Safford and over twenty-tw- o years and proved No game in Pigmy league. was on this oc- Klephant Butto reservoir Form Employes' Ass'n. ried or battered down tho --weeks re- cert place changed Magee safe by millions for , is Three more of play1 casion from Robinson at the lias again proved it north state, corridor; out of the included in this event. Dresses exquis- main in the Senior and in park capitol Colds Headache league request of many citizens living on to tho Irrigation fanners, Members of the supervisory door and onto the lawn where Toothache Lumbago the Junior league and two more who are orcliardlsts nml truck grow- forces in tho Santa Fe at this he fashioned and finished in a com- There the east side of town shops landed heavily, knocking the Earache Rheumatism itely weeks in the Pigmy league. ers In . eager to have at least one program the llincon.r Mesillii, point deny the charge made Friday editor to the grass for the count Neuralgia Pain, Pain are still six more teams that have The 1,1 J 'a so and Juarez valleys by W. B. Wildhaber, secre- a of summer shades. a chance of the In their own neighborhood. night with long range swing. Accept only "Bayer" package plete range Gingham possible winning program will be especially enjoyed in Southern New Mexico, tary of the Santa Fe system feder- At this stage. .Tpsus M. Luna, of which contains proper directions. pennant In thS Senior league. Un- West Texas and ..Old Mexico. ation of sheer linens of ', in by the health seekers living in the Bhopcraft.s, that' they the state corporation commission, Handy boxes of twelve tablets frocks, organdies, finest doubtedly the deciding factors at- There is water for all a in the forma- race farther highlands who are unable to ample played strong part became excited and prevailed upon cost few cents. Druggists also sell this will be the teams concerts. The lu'nctleal tion hero of an of to 24 100. is Swisses and the down percentage column than tend the lowlands purHses. organization Safford stoir further punish- bottles ot and Aspirin quality, imported new the a natural Ij. M. Lawson of EI Paso, railway shopmen now employed by ment of the and to the trade ot Manu- have park has amphitheater Wild-haber- editor accept mark Bayer the first two places. They Klo tho 's dresses. for the audience. manager of tho Grande Panta Fe railway. Mr. the popular decision. facture of Monoacetlcacidester of Eponge been consistently taking games seating project, who was in Las Cru- statement was rs The the concert telegraphed was battered away from the and program for to to Magee's face badly Salicyllcacld. which 8 o'clock follows: ccs today on tho way tho President Harding at Washing- - Frocks from $7.50 to $24.50, the reduced upsetting the dope. One thing is begins at dam and ton. ' to "The Star Banner." lake, reported that clear, however, someone has got Spangled the Rio Grande is at the L. If. Meredith, of the from to the Browns or the Browns will Colonel Bates" Amsden dry president prices $5.62 $20.38. beat y head of the reservoir, nnd Albuquerque local organization of win the pennant. They have been (March), that tho water now used In the Association of over and "Instantaneous" English International at the top for a month, the valley below the dam is Supervisors of Mechanics, yester- the most the High school or the (Stepper) which was stored in to do ts "Kiss of Rolfe that day Borit the following telegram to St. Marys have been able Spring" previous years. President Harding: to tie them once in a while. With (Waltz) not the. ' "If it hud been for The President of the United .only three more games to play they "Some Sunny Day" Berlin Butte reservoir," safe. Fox Elephant States, E are feeling pretty (Popular Trot) Mr. Lawton said, "there Washington, D. C. SHOE-SAL- From now on in botn leagues 'A Fireside Phantasy" no m. ....Myers would have been water Newpapers of this city, this the games must begin at 6 p. (Serenade) for use from the Itlo Grundc a ad A funeral home where every detail that at- is still . . . morning printed telegram and forfeit at 6:05. There "Marche Turque" .Eilenberg for Irrigation. A similar con- dressed to over tends the hour of supremo may be ot time for games you the signature grief HUNDREDS plentv (Masonic March) dition existed in 1913 when of W. E. Wildhaber, which states taken care of in such a way as to remove OF PAIRS and if the teams play ball, there "Alita" Losey the river at Puso was in end of the i dry part: all for the many trivial but alwavs will be till the (Morceau) August, Sep- "This was responsibility DOZENS season. of Love" during July, alleged organization of such an is a OF STYLES cen "Daughter ....Bennett tember and tho forepart of formed by supervisory forces caus- maddening duties hour, part The Junior league struggle (Concert Waltzes) October. fanners were to of the modern nnd of S. A. T.'s and the Many ing bo passed around lists which complete equipment ters around tho "La Fatlana" Barnard obliged to resort to pumps, the were into All Seasonable with .lie edge in employes intimidated our establishment. Merchandise, including Highland Laddies, - (Mexican Serenade) which were abandoned after signing." fnvnr of the latter. A disconeert- (a) Santus ...,. Mozart the reservoir wns E. P. Wash- is the ap- completed. Supervisory forces at this point Reed, Queen Quality, Martha i ing feature of the league (From Mass in G) "Were it not for the water are members of the International The use of our homr-lik- surroundings has pearance of a new team In' place "To God on reservoir This team will be (b) High" Hnpply at tho the Association of Railroad Supervi- alleviated tho sorrow and worry of many ington and other makes. Grouped and of the Midgets. Mendelssohn loss to fanners In tho four sors of Mechanics and wish known as the Bob Cats, and wil) (Choral ' would run well into they families where death has been a visitor. Monday From Paulus) valleys you to know that .none of our reduced for quick selling. nlnv their first game 'AH Over Nothing at AH" ...Rule the seven in sharply the Barelas Wliito Sox. flgnres." members had any part forming against will not (Fox Trot Song) the new organization of shopmen, Thnnoh this tipw team "Across the Atlantic".. Alexander 1, Values to $12.50 ; a chance at tha pennant they PRICES FOR CHALMERS either directly or indirectly. Group have (March) Ij. II. President. will have some mutable rewaru u Meredith, Twenty styles of and oxfords, ( in "Taps." CARS REDUCED Local No. 12, I. A. straps, pumps and win al! , ARE Albuquerque they upset tha dope of R. M." Phones 75 and fiRfl gray kid, brown suede, kid and black their games. n. S..of calfskin, In the Plgmv league tho Barelas LABOR LEADER" The Wood Motor company, lo- satin, suede, patent, canvas, kid and combinations. and the Barelas Tigers cal distributors for the St. Louis, Aug. 5. Crittenden ALBCQl'KRQVTJ, NEW MEXICO, medium Browns popular won re- Light, and heavy weight shoes, in Louis, - The ON RAIL BOARD Clark, a negro the hold- the center of the stage. Chalmers motor cars, yesterday lawyer, Louis heels. are at the head of the list received a telegraphic advice publican nomination for one of the Baby and military Every CJC Tigers LAUDS HARDING of in the pri- QK at present, out wic from the factory reducing the justices the peace pair a this season's style, at last week and the on the various models from mary Tuesday, the official count PUD the Browns price Coffin Tuesday when they meet $100.00 to $400.00. This is one completed today (showed. In the Copyright 1922. Clnrianatl Co. game Ath- Values again, will tell the tale. The more forceful demonstration that event of his election he would be Group 2, to $8.50 letes were just getting into form tho Chalmers Motor Car com- tho first negro to hold a Judicial Martha Washington shoes and when some of their best players pany intends to, and does, lead office in Missouri. strap pumps, black, went on vacation, and so they ore all competitive companies In bc.n turn soles, medium heels, rather discouraged again. They price and quality. ' at &D.95 sports, however, and will Wm. Robert Wilson, are good have president play out the season. They of the Chalmers company, says oome within one point of defeating he does not propose that recent Group 3, Values to $10.00 , both the Browns and the Tigers reductions in competitive lines This lot of women's those teams had better look shall be to the. special oxfords and pumps: and on permitted impair out or they will get romped yet. Chalmers position or future pros- brown and black, kid, calf, and patent, Cuban low STASHING. , pects. and French (U-- t Mr. M. heels; Senior Ijcnirnc, II. Wood, of the Wood J-st- 1 Pet. . . . . W. j. Motor company, says Chal- broken sizes, at . 3 D 2 .833 the' Browns 2 mers! company once more proves St. Mary 3 .727 they are SG5 days .ahead of all Mitel 3 .72" PaiW School competitors and High 4 .635 that, Judging Tildillos I from 16 years experience selling . , 5 .500 Chalmers cars, he is Firef ightera 4 .500 quite sure Bed Sox the Chalmers company will main- jCT 1 n 'M ill Duke City Whites... 4 7 .364 tain their position as leaders. I Junior League. The high quality Chalmers car, EKMVAfiNM W. T,. Pet. at 19 the new price, is unquestion- Highland Laddies . .12 2 .857 ably the greatest value for the . 10 4 .714 S. A. T.'s. i money on the market today. when Barelas White Sox.. 3 3 .500 Thatf what you get you buy our Fibre Furniture. It's furniture that 2 5 .286 Pirates RAILROAD OFFICIAL DIES you will be proud of. It's furniture that will be a credit to home, and at Cats . . , 0 0 .000 your Bob St. Louis, Mo., 5 Pigmy Lcano, Aug. (by the a price that will more than Our stock is in de- Ii. Pet. Associated Press) James M please you. complete every St' in Barelas Tigers .8 1 .889 Herbert, president of the tail. Inspect our windows. Call our store. Compare our prices and qual 2 .778 (Cotton Barelas Browns ...7 Bell) We i . railroad died late af- invite you. Athletes . .V , . S, .333 here this ity. cordially ternoon in his automobile in A. O. Wharton. which he was "returning from the A. O. Wharton, labor member of American's, baseball game. His U. S. labor death was due to 1 the rail board, heartily apoplexy. . COMING indorses President Harding's plan for ending the rail strike. Whar- "TEN NIGHTS IN ton says that the side refusing the proposals must take full responsl A BAR ROOM" bllity for the continuance of the

REPORTERS ELUDED IB BY MISS M'CORMICK VALUES Black Paris, Aug. E, Miss Mathilde Drip Pans . ...15c McCormick has succeeded in ut- Bread Pans v terly eluding newspaper reporters ...... 15c De Luxe Cafe who, since her arrival from Amer- Biscuit Pans ica two days ago, have been en 15cl "ALWAYS THE BEST" deavoring to get her plans for meeting ' Ma:: Oser, her Swiss Frying Pans . .15c to 50c fiance. Her hotel was. abandoned Dish This charming three piece fibre suite, consisting of six foot settee, with upholstered $1.00 Special Table d'Hote Dinner Sundays and today, with the of the Pans 39c to $1.00 -- back, and two rdekers to match. price $150.00. exception : Regular Holidays 11:30 till' 8:30 $1.00 regular guests, and everybody's l fecial , &1ZU.UU mouth was sealed whenever the RELISHES name of McCormick was men. Thp above suite without upholstered back. Regular price $110.00. ' flAO ETA . Hearts of tioned. , ' Special , Celery Sliced Tomatoes .thyZ.OU Sliced Cucumbers Fibre up- Stuffed Olives Mixed Zurich, Aug. 6. Miss Mathilde rocker, high back, Fibre Tea Wagon RegSilar Flaln fibre with in- Sweet Tickles inner cush- rocker, McCormick, the) youthful Ameri holstered, spring price $31.75. ner cushion M COCKTAIL can fiancee of Max Oser, Swiss ion over spring seat. Regu- spring over is lar Special $26.25 spring seat. ShrlmD Cocktail riding master, is .expected to arrive price U07 CO Regular price Cream of Chicken at Lucerne tomorrow or Monday. f 35.00. Special b I Rice Turkey Broth with Xoodles AMBITION - ,D) She will make a short stay an Solis- Fibrs TablS Lamp. Regular Special CHOICE OF MEATS a health resort Other back ....$15.50 berg, overlooking high, rockers. pries $18.90. . P7r Stuffed Young Turkey Roast Toung Chicken A business the spot,where much of the action Regular pries (POC AA Plain Dressing Sauce proper in Schiller's "William Tell" took 432.60. Special 914l9 fibrs rocker, fan Apple back- Special OO.UU 1 training is the place. Friends ot Mr. Oser said he shaps back, inner spring VEGETABLES bone a better was expecting to accompany her ' Plain fibre rocker, Regular cushion over seat. Mashed Potatoes 'of to Fibre Day Bed, Regular spring Green Peas citizenship. Know- Selisberg. Drive out to Miramontes some PCice $87.60. price $3.60. Regular price Succotash or cour- afternoon evening become Special ...... $65.00 Special $6.50 $20.75. Special $15.00 SALAD ing how is the BACK FROM EASTERN e acquainted with the placo, Head Lettuce age that cashes in. PURCHASING 'TRIP some day it might be- Mayonnaise Pressing come your privilege to direct DESSERTS A. G. Revler, the treasurer- - some to '" ! stranger just the place Ul Vanilla Ice Cream or STADT MFDP manager of the Golden Rule Dry V he's been looking for.- -- Miia- Cantaloupe - & NOW1 Goods store, who has been in the montes . LI DRINKS BEGIN is VINGSTQN CQ eastern markets for the past few Tho food is tho best mar-k- et Coffes Tea to- the Milk Buttermilk weeks, returned to the city affords temptingly pre- day. Mr. Revier is also the buy- pared, livery rodm has a JUOME FURNISHERS er his while east ' for store, and sleeping porch, and the epocla! Also A La Service he purchased a fine .line of goods summer rates are $G0 to $65 Special and Carte for the fall tind ' winter trade. a month, 213-21- 5 West Gold Some of the goods are now ar- Avenue. Albuquerque, New Mex. Our Special and A La Carto Service has no Equal riving and they are being check- "WHERE IS On Saturday and Cumin y Evenings Special Mnslc by tho ed up. marked and QUALITY HIGHER THAN PRICE" DK LUXR ORCHESTRA conveniently A PIACS. TO shelved, ready for tho opening of MT Always at Tonr Service The Old Reliable "De Tnie Cafe" fall business. 7T August 6, 1922. rage tour. V ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL FAKE ACCIDENT AIlO SWIMMING CHAMP TO LEAD "then; COBB CONTINUES CHECK DESTROY GITS EASILY !" . ox BREAK VICTOR IN ANGLER n $75 MERMAID CONTEST AMERICAN LEAGUE CUPID'S LITTLE PLAN v 1 1 SWATTERS; i i n PTiirni (Sperlul CorrMpondcnce to The Journal.) T M 0 vvllMIMIIMb Gl nLHIV Clovls, N. M., Aug. 5. Clyde SISLER HOLDS SEI Dunpan of Carlsbad wired his father" from thle place' that he an ac- OF 8-- 4 had been id automobile TAKE. TIE LEAD TIGERS. (BT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.) cident and needed $75. The father Chicago. Aug. 5 (by the Asbo in the league, has a good grip on wired Chief of Police Hamilton elated Ty Cobb, the De- the total base record with a mark here to , Investigate and. it devel- Press). 280. Other for not been In M troit continues to sock the of leading: batters oped that Clyde had ' pilot, s, Chi- - ' of gnmes:-Grlme- New Ynrlc Wins From 1 Oldham Knocked Out ball with marked consistency in SO or more an accident but had come herb k while George. Chicago, .303;, Hollo from Carlsbad with Miss Geral-dln- e 19-- 7, Phil- - ' the American league While 1 Box for Second Time Cin of xago, , , the Btar of the St. Louis cher, Chicago, .380; Daubert, Baker, for the purpose y Sisler, Brook- is hot During Series: Senators ' Browns, is kept out of the game cinnati. .357; J. Johnston, getting married. The father l'1" because of Illness. However, Sis- lyn, .355; Biptfee, Pittsburgh, .352; believed to oppose the marriage. Second Defeat White to 2 L. will be in a nr dinals Into Place. .ill iii Sox, 6 x ler fared better than the , Tiger Miller, Chicago, .348; Carey, He here day two" AND NOW leader the last week, aB he Pittsburgh, .342; Kelly, New York, to straighten out the tragedy. In The Ai.oiiatfd during .336. (By The Aaaodnlrd Trci.) (By Press.) made a gain of one point over his .T.p7; Bancroft, New York, the meantime Cupid waits. York Giants regained the National Detroit, Aug. 6. Boston mark dt the previous w York Giants regained the aNtional Detroit, 8 to 4, today, breaking defeat- - in league lead today, eaBily fce local's winning streak which the other hand, lost three points 19 to 7, while HI. Ing Chicago, reached The Red his last six games, bucuiuwb Louis was losing to Philadelphia. had eight games. released today Oldham out of. batting averages The world's champions Blugged Sox knocked the which include games of last for time the and four voung Chicago pitchers box for the second .during Wednesday. AWNINGS MAKE YOUR 27 hits, totalling 41 liases. Ne series. The Tigers drove Collins to Cobb is topping, the list with a.i York hit safely in every inlnni? cover in the seventh. Score: .. f 115 enmnared with Ala in with continues and scored every inning ISostou a week ago, while Sisler i lie of the Kel-il- y with exception eighth. E to be the runner up ROOMS COOLER led in the slaughter, with a AB. R. H. PO. A. one over his mark ot . K 1 of point two two ' - J. Collins, rf . . gain irlple, doubles, singion - s . r. - ss-.- .. 4 1 last "week. nd a hit toy. in six times fir v, li Mitchell, of tno pitcher U The other two members It The game ended in a bur Burns, ll) 1 along be- 4 "big four" aia tagging An awning not only keeps the lesque. Giants' runners purpose Pratt, 2t) 2 J hind the leading pair. Tris Speak- ly having retired, Above, the carefree eyes of Jess Willard when he climbed into the ling Harris, If 4 ot the Indians, being direct raya of the sun, but it yiemselves 4 1 er, manager - whil Meusel slowed up in the with Jack Dempsey in Toledo and, below, the determined eyes that Miller, cf i .364 and Heh- also allows a free circulation 5 0 2-- third with Harry fightVj, so ho would be retired on will face Dempsey if meet Kewster, 3b ... next witn .o . v they again. c 4 0 mann. ot the Tigers, 111 'of air from outside. a douVile play. Score: Walters, wnom nus Jack Is to look into of than he V. Collins, 3 0 each of '" Chicago Dempsey going a different pr.ir eyes p... strides toward the top rung. II. A, 1!. before if he meets Willard of that flash AB, If. I'll. eve.eaw Jess again, a pair eyes Karr, p Blue, of the Tigers, took the We will be gla4 to submit an lleathcote. cf . . 0 3 4 1 0 fire7 determination and eagerness instead of eyes carefree and overly of best run getter from . 1 5 4 0 38 8 15 27 17 1 honors estimate of the cost for Hollocher, ss . 1 In 1919 the Willard eves were anything but those of a Total registering 91 tallies and fitting 2 . . . . n o 2 n (I by with awn- Terry, b fighter. They mirrored most anything but a fighting heart. But now, Ilelrolt 7,ti..,.. Sisler's team mate, your home or office Grimes, lb . . . i o s n 1 of AB. R. H. PO. A. E. of the total base best if the Utah mauler meets him again, he's going to face a pair optics 4 1 1 0 deprived George ings. Nothing but the Callaghan, rf . . i l 0 0 0 Blue, lb new of a of a determina- 3 . 1 us. We 4 0 0 Big Jess, pair eyes that betray battling spirit, Cutshaw. 2li . . 4 3 2 Sisler's grade canvas used by Frlberg, rf, lb and Mr. Maxim Mis which is eight bitter than Miller, If 1. 3 0 0 tion eagerness. Dempsey is due for a battle royal. Cobb, cf 2 0 0 0 0 Hudson congratulating ., ai er's mark of are ready for your camping 1 . 1 0 2 3 4 0 2 0 Ethclda Bleibtrey on her victory. - Krug, 3b . . . Veach, If olenbaseVWabov. that of Let us supply you with 2 1 0 f . . 4 0 0 0 0 trip. 0'Farrell,,c ;. . . Heilmann, i cham 1 1 5- - 0 Ethelda Bleibtrey, water Hartnett, c . . . 2 II 0 1 1 Boeckel and Marquard and the Jones, 3b 2 home run 2 0 me ox xiuruiu Cheeves, p , . 0 o n 0 0 heavy hitting of the visitors were Rigney, ss .... 2 0 0 0 pion, loneo euoria "VnuSTetheto shoot at when GRAY 1 land with a rod and something TENTS CAMP CHAIRS CAMP COTS . Ptueland, p , . 1 1 3 0 1 the high points. Score: Woodall, c .... 0 0 5 0 0 Lenz to her hitters mermaid-anglin- g contest he cracked oui Jones, p 0 0 l'iltslmrsli. Oldham, p .... 0 0 0 0 line in a . of CAMP STOVES, ETC. 1 0 0 0 0 N. J. anu Morris, 0 0 AB. 'A. II. PO. A.11. Ehmke, p at Lake Hopatcong, Alamae, 'baT 0 0 0 0 0 broke line fend four blows tTWlvingJhi us.. 4 1 3 2 4 0 Johnson, p .... Miss Bleibtrey the Maranville, 0 0 ior.in Totals .86 7 11 14 18 2 cf S 1 2 2 0 0 TERMS MEET AT Moore, p swaUi to victory. hn'ma run clouters. Price Are Low This Summer; Goods the Carey, 3 0 2 3102 lnVl",;X,. New York if 3 2 1 3 0 0 Basslor, c rival being Rogers Bigbee, 1 0 Best, However. AB. R. IT. PO. A.E. Bartihnrt rf ... f 1 2 Z 0 0 t Clark , HornsCby St. Louis Nationale 1 3 R 1 110 0 1. of the Bancroft, ss . . 6 1 1 2l 3 1 Haney 0 Morton, 6; Keefe, 2; Sliawkey, . ua honor lor several S Tierney, ii 10 Time - !roh, 3b 4 I 0 2 0 3b 2 0 Losing pitcher Bagby. . M.i i of the Ath- . Traynor, TODAY '"-- -, w iki Haw-lings- 2b 2 1 2 1 1 (II 29 10 27 1! 1 2:05. weeits. , Ens, lb 1 14 BIUS Totals " hnegers Tent and Go, 4 1 letlcB has oaggeu ,, 3b 2 3 4 0 5 z Awning ,3'risch, .... c . 1 Batted for Johnson in seventh. - .he auet Aibiscperpc Jonnard, and JjaDe num i- Meusel, If .... 6 4 4 2 0 0 Morrison, p 1 0 zz Batted for Moore In ninth. St. I.nifis, 4: Philntlolphia, 1. Young, rf . . . 2 0 2 0 0 0 "Art" Holnian, who has twirled Score by innings: St. Louis, Aug. 6. The .first batters fpr 80 or Phone' 903-- 2 1 "other leading rf 3 0 0 . . . 9 10 006 000 season in St. King, Totals . . .37 27 12 Belen to in the two games Boston 0028 trlplo play of the 5 .1 (I I) victory Phila-adelphl- o more games Kelly lb .... 812 Boston. Detroit 100 001 2004 Louis was executed by -- .,11 Titii nno. intti .349; 0 which the Belen (cam has been Two-bas- e Ed. MH.er. , 321 West Gold Avenue. N. M. Stengel, ct 2 1 0 0 0 AB. R.H. PO. A. E. Summary: hits Har- today n ttio game which Albuquerque, 4 2 2 1 the Three-bas- e Cunningham, cl 0 0 Powell, cf 4 ablo to squeeze from Albuquer ris, 3; Burns, 2; Walters. the Browns won, 4 to 1, by hitting St. Louis, c 2 0 0 4 0 0 fasf Smith, Chrlstenbury, If 5 que days in a number of meet- hit Cutshaw, Homo nin in the pinches. Gerber and Tobln lVb."o!?.B.33 Witt. New Snyder, o .... 3 0 3 1 0 0 Nicholson, rt. .. 4 ings thin sennon. will take the Miller. Double plays Mitchell, walked in the first inning and Sis- e I - Oaston, ... Boeckel, 3b.... 4 mound for the visitors when they Pratt and Burns, 2; Pratt, Mitchell ler lined to Galloway, whose toss YtHogers .tar of the Car- T. Barnes, . . 0 001001 0 0 0 0 3 o v0 after- on ball Hornsby, p Holke, lb meet the Grays aKiiin this and Burns. Bases Collins, to Young doubled Gerber,' Young continued p . . . 4 2 0 0 0 0 (I - o 1. ainals, Jonnard, " Ford, fs noon at Barelas field at 2:45 5; Karr, 1; Ehmke, 3; Moore, completing the play with his throw V. 0 0 0 0 0 :s o o ' ters Barnes, Kopf, 2b o'clock. Struck out Collins, 1; Karr, 1; to Hnuser. Rettig, who won his Jl nf 391. This is fallins p..O 2 0 "0 3. Oft 5 Gowdy. c "Holmnn has turned the trick Ehmke, Hits Oldham, first major league game from the seven Points from his marK Totals 48 19 27 27 12 1 twice the Mana- in 2 3 in 2 3; John- oH of Marquard, p 01 against Grays," Khmke, Browns at reeently, eek-Hf- 13y . O 0 0 0 0 3 4 Philadelphia a Innings: Oeschger, p ger Adair of the Belen team stat- son, in 2; Moore, in 2; Collins, to two which 0,w n. circuit drive 013 000 030 7 1 2 pitched only batters, Chicaio zGlbson . . . ed yesterday, "and 1 believe ho can 9 in 6 Karr, in Hit he walked. The gave the Vork 332 433 10X 19 100001 0 0 0 0 Victory Xnw zzBarbare . repeat, especially ns he will have bv pitcher By Oldham (Mitchell). locals the three games to Summary: Two base hits ' Moore. pitch- series, ers to i 1. : '.nflrten better some Wild pitch Winning one. Collins hit his home .1 ICO burst Heusel, 30 3 5 27 14 2 support through Old- third Frisch, Snyder, King. Tntnls changes in our line-u- I will er Collins. Losing pitcher run in three Sisler, Kelly, 2, Three-bas- e z in the days. George Callaghan. Batted for Marquard hold Katlil't ready for emergency ham. Time 2:24. who was out of the game for a Brand bits Groh, Meusel, RaWr aoront Vi ociely Kelly, use." week, with a knee, returned lings. Home run 7.7. in ninth. spiked Hollocher. Batted for Oeschger set Washlnirton. 0; Chicago. 2. line-u- Ktolen base Double The Grays are all for the to the Score: Frisch. plays By innings: , game and confident of as Chicago. Aug. 5. Washington Groh, . Oil victory Philadelphia. Fills the Bi- Frisch, kelly; Kelly Pittsburgh ..'....00.-- 0209 have won a number of made it four straight from Chicago AB. A. E. ma1 being the Hellooher 010 000 0113 they games R. H. PO. Soto ll- Terry, and n.inn from Belen the. season and by winning the final game of rf-- 4 0 0 t0lX run hltte. Two-bas- o during today and home Frlberg. Bases on balls Off J. Rnmmnrv: hits Ens, 6 to 2. Francis McQowan. leaain batter have the week in hard prac- the series, Ray D: 1 01140 ft.' Barnes, 2; Jonnard, 2; Cheeves, Maranville. Ktolen bases spent locals to thre scattered Dykes, ..... 12 Traynor, tice following their successful trip held the If 1 0 0 0 0 - 5; Stueland, 1; Jones, 1; Morris Double plays eased Walker, . Carey, Bigbee. to Fort and hits until the ninth when he If 3 0 I 1. Struck out By J. Barnes, X: to Maranville to Ens; Kopf Bayard Hurley. scored two runs on Welch, HOGS ARE' Ttfrney Roberto looked like the proba-bl- o up and Chicago Ha 4 121 11 PLAINS When yftu invest in clothes as welf Jonnard, S; Morris. 2. Jilts Off to Ford to llolke; Ford to Kopf to two a double and a sacri- user, lb .... Hlab artist for the last singles, cf-r- 3 1 0 tl 1 uu Cheeves, 3 in Stueland, 7 Holke. Bases on balls Morrison, Grays fice Faber a good Miller, f ... MONEY-G- tKi; and known aa in 2 5 1. Hits night, Padilla may fly. pitched f?s . . 4 3 2 favorably Societj Jones. in Morrin 7: Marouard, 3; Oeschger. although game until the seventh when he Galloway, PACIFIC MARKET 3 2 in 4 3: 7: change his today. 0 3 TO J. Barnes, 6 in r iwornnnrrt. 12 In Oescncer, plans blew up. Ferdie Schupp. the for- Brand y6u; ...eliminate' 6 6 Morri- A lurgo of Belen 2b 4 1" 1 automatically Jonnard, in v 4 in 2 Hit by pitcher By delegation mer National league southpaw who Young, to lne Parnes, none in 1. Hit Balk Marquard. rootere is expected for the game. Rettitf, p . . . 0 0 0 0 t.rre.pomiftice all of --- by pitcher son (Ford). came to the Chicago Americans spliu ivr Tif 5. Hog chance t By - Aug. dlsappoiritmtnt. Cheeves o..-- i. t. Morrison. Er: Mar- The field is in perfect condition, to- p . 0 0 0 0 '' ' (Kelly). Passed Oil U,.IV American Association, Eckert, most Tmlls fromjhe 3 to be the , W Smith, O'Farrell, Time 1. Time 1:46. having been worked during the was released to the Seattle Heimach, p . . . 0 0 proving quard, laf-- t day for the great 2.S0. few days. . as xScheer 1 0 0 profTtfble industry All clo look well ' club of the Pacific Coast league country. The maize and hes when youj 9: St. I.ouls, 1. for Stubby Mack, plalVis 5-- Philadelphia, part payment hogs of Eastern nrooMyn, Cincinnati. 0-- 6. Philadel- to have cost President Total x.,35 1 8 24 11 0 kaflt faijencd them. The real test cornea afte Philadelphia, Aug. who is said New Mexico and the plains of buy Brooklyn, Aug. 5. Both Brook- the St. Louis Cardi- ComlPkey SBO.000. Score: x Batted for Eckert in third. favor oy double-Jiead- knocked are meeting with lyn pitchers starred In the er phia L011K Texas, . a few mor.th3 of wear. Society Brand; nals into second place by beating YESTER Washington. St. on tne ra vu the Doduers took from the 1. broke A3. R. IT. PO. A. E. AB. K. H. PO. A. E. the buyers Watch the , . 9 Hornsby for areV them today, to 0 3 0 who are constantly asking Clothes stand because ;ineinnati Reds today. Dazzy home run Rice, cf . . 1 4 0 Gerber, ss Guarantee up they , the old National league ..51 0 more hogs. i'ato it'Kisujreu nis tmrteenth vic- set Ed. Williamson of DAYS Harris, 2b .. 4 12 Tobln, rf 3 0 counties windows for Hand Tailored of Wool. tory of the season when he scored record by 0 10 0 10 4 1 Curry and adjoining" Virgin a. in 1884. driving out Judge, lb .. Sisler, lb more since the shutout in the first Chicago by 0 0 4 1 have shipped hogs the newest game, h homef of the Goslin,.lf .. Williams, cf ... in Brand need no intro-- 1 while Cadrtfo Cadore furnished n his twenty-eight- 0 0 first of the year than anytime Society styles ; Brower, rf . Jacobson, If ... 3 0 Satur- of new dramatic to ten-inni- season. RESULTS 4 0 the of the county. finish the King puuiicu oftt Shanks, 3b . McManus, 2b . . 3 1 history duction here. I. battle In the second Philadelphia, striking eight 4 0 seven car loads of fine hogs things. when he drove Peck, as ... Collins, c 3 1 day the first ball men. North and Dyer , were loaded ror iu pitched bv Donohne Tfelter, Pirlnlch, e-- 0 0 Austin, 3b .... 3 0 snipmem in the tenth into left were all hit bard. Score: NATIONAL LEAGCK. 1 0 bv RtHcklin and Company. the field f Francis, p . Kolp, p 3 0 Meachers, winning 3 to 2. The St. Jxiiiis. 9; Boston. 3. This sblnment was supplemented R.1T. A. E. Pittsburgh, IDodgers batted and Gilles-J)l- e AB. PO. St. 1. 6 8 27 11 0 four more cars at Vaughn. Luque 0 Philadelphia. 9; Louis Totals ....34 Totals 4 27 10 1 by hard in the curtain and 0 2 4 0 New 7. ...29 firm has shipped from eight raiser Flack, if 3 0 York, 19; Chicago, Clilcngo. Thjs 4 0 0- By innings: treated Donohue the same' wav In Stock, 3b Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, -: AB. IT. PO. A. u tn ten cars 01 nogs a ween uum 0 010 R. 001 000 4HAYDEN tKEtEHER. ,t the nightcap, but fast field'ing, Jack Smith, cf. . 0 0 5 0 Philadelphia 0001 this section since the first day 1,092 Johnson, ss St. Louis 020 001 lOx 4 featured double 2b . AMERICAN LEAGt'E. 2 0 1 0 of the year which has brought by plays, kept the Hornsby, 3b Two-bas- lllllM 11120 Mulligan, e Aus- . . . 0 3 2 0 Summary: hits in a stenriv source of income to runs, down. The Dodgois also gave Mueller, cf 10 Washington, 6; Chicago, 2. 2b . 1 1 0 2 5 1 p Collins, tin, McGowan, of 218 West Central Phone 335! their pitchers good support. Fournler, lb . New York, 7; Cleveland, 1. . 1 2 0 0 Welch, Galloway, the farmers, as the price nogs 2 3 1 o Hooper, if Williams. Three-bas- e Mc- Score First game: R. H.'E. ss , . 0 Boston,' 8; Detroit, 4. 0 2 0 0 hits has been the most stable com Toporeer, 1 Mostil, cf .. Cincinnati 000 000 0 8 3 . 0 0 l 1. 3 0 Manus, Sisler. Home runs Col tne ...000 Ainsmith. c . .5 Ht. Louis, 4; Philadelphia. Falk, If .... 0 modity of the farin lor past 001 100 03x 5 11 0 . . . . 0 0 0 0 1 2 lins.. k Brooklyn Pf offer, p 13 Tnplo play Galloway, year. 0 0 Sheely, lbi. 0 ana Hauser. Bases on balls Batteries: Luque, Gillespie nnd xSchultz 10 COAST I.EAGCE. ioing - : 121 2. wet "Wingo; Vance and Deberry. Nortn, P oooo Vernon. Seattle, e 0 0 0 Kolp, Rettig, Struck out Foxes do not like to their Second 1 0 0 0 0 1. Yaryan, By 5; 3. game: xxShotton Los Angeles, 2; Salt Lake, p 2 0 0 Kolp, Heimach, Hits feet. 3 0 0 1, Faber, 13 Off none tlnclnnnU. McCurrty, e . . . 1 0 Sacramento. 2; San Francisco, p 0 0 0 0 0 Kettlg, ip nojpe, two on, -- 0 Davenport, none out in 3-- AB. R. H. PO. A.E. . 1 0 Portland, 10; Oakland, 5. . .. 1 0 0 0 0 first; Eckert. in 2: 1 Dyer, p. zJenklns G , "Burns, cf 5 0 2 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 Heimach, in 6. 4 ..... Hodge, p 0 Losing pitcher TJaubert, lb ... 5 0 0 13 0 Totals 34 1 9 24 8 3 WESTERN LEAGUE icKert, If 2 0 1 Rt. 3; 2. C 27 13 2 Tluncan, .... 10 X Batted for Pfeffer in fifth. Joseph. Denver, Totals 32 2 Harper, rf . . . . 4 1 1 1 0 Ainsmith in sev- Wichita, !T; Sioux City, 10. z Batted for in tne BOY BELIEVED INSANE 4 0 0 2 5 xxBattcd for Davenport k Fonseca, 2b ... Oklahoma City, 6; Des Moines, ' Santa Fe, N. M:. 51 sir. B An 3 1 1 enth. eighth. COAGH . . 0 2 ESSEX c . tonio M. 1295 Hargra, Delgado, said to belona; to 4 0 1 2 2 Philadelphia. By Innlngst lnelli. Jb .... AB. R. H. PO. A. 5K Tulsa, 6; Omaha, 1. 000 001 6006 a prominent family in Las k ss . . . 4 0 1 4 7 Washington Vegas, 'aVeney, 3b 5 1 1 1 . 000 000 0022 wno was arrested on . , . 8 0 1 0 1 Wrlehtstone. 20 Chicago recently the Donchue, p 5 1 4 0 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TWo-oas- e nus charge of breaking into, the Bank Parkinson, ;b.. 16 Summary: Three-bas- cf 4 1 0 0 Columbus, MInneappHs, Sheely. Hooper. e hit Confectionary, owned by Jake ToWfl 34 2 8x27 18 Williams, 12 10-- 5 1 2 2 0 0 Harris. Bases on Dans raocr, Levy, was taken to Las Veins to Walker, rf 1. t, lirmiklyn. 4 1 0 0 Toledo, 10; St. Paul, 1. Struck Reed Holloman of AB. R. H. PO. A. Mokan, If Davenport, 1; Francis, day. Judge the 0 10 2 0 Milwaukee, 7; Daven- district court said a of In ss 4 1 1 4 4 Fletcher, ss ,v. 2 Indianapolis, ' out Faber, 2; Francis, charge hlsen, 1 0122 0 0 - . 1. Hits Off 8 in 7; sanity had been filed Del Johnston, 2b . . 4 1 1 3 1 J. Smith, ss ... 2 port, Faber, against 4 1 1 0 0 Louisville, 6; Kansas City, 6. 0 in 1; u in 1. in the district court at Las B. Griffith, 4 0 0 S 0 Lee, lb 10 Davenport, iioage, gado ' rf.. 1 3 7 Wild Faber. Time 1:36. Vegas, bjit he didn't know who Wheat, 1C 3 0 1 0 0 Henline, c .... 4 10 pitch - 4 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION cf 3 0 1 7 0- 4 1 1 0 0 niea ine ainaavit. tMyers, Ring, p Atlanta, Chattanooga, 2. Clevcillnd, 1. r . 4 0 2 9 1 ' New York, 7; Schmandt, lb. Nashville, 3; New Orleans, 4. 6. New York Over 3b 4 0 3 Totals 39 9 15 27 15 0 Cleveland, Aug. 25,000,000.000 paper kro . High, I.itT'a Rock, 7; Birmingham, 4. It four mo 111 Miller c 2 0 2 1 3 made straight by winning nu in Austria, By innings: Memphis, 7; Mobile, 7, (called the Indians 7 to 1. The ."Deberry, c .... ft 0 f ft St. Louis 000 001 0001 from teday, 4 1 2 0 1 300 203 lOx 9 ninth, darkness). Yankees scored three runs in the , Cadore, p Philadelphia and titore In the , iNeis 0 0 0 0 0 Two-bas- e h 1 1 s ' first Inning three Summary: WEST TEXAS LKACUE. second. Shawkey held the locals Parkinson. Flack. Home run-s- Score: R. H. E. ' ' Totals 33 3 H 30 13 1 out scoreless atter the first Inning, ' Walker, Hornsby. Struck By Ran Angelo. .0.10 002 100 4 7 2 them to five hits. .Score: 7. Ran for Miller in seventh. 1 holding Ring, 8; Pfeffer, 2; Dyer, 3; North, Clovis 01 019 20X 5 9 0 new xoric jc None out when winning run 2; Klind-wort- 1. Bases on balls Off Ring, Batteries: Moure and AB. R. II. PO. A. E was scored. Pfeffer. 2. Double plays Parkin and Erwin. Mickey Witt, cf ...... 4 1.--1 Camping By innings: son to Lee; McCurdy Score: R. H. E. !1H 01 0 001 000 toEletcher ' l'ltipiin 3 1 iCinclnhatl to Tonorccr. Off 8 . 101 15 S 000 001 010 02 Hits Pfeffer, Ranger ...002 0228 rt . 2 3 Brooklyn 13 In In 4 In 2. Sweetwater OOO'OOO 2 8 3 fhuth, Don-rihu- 4; North, t 2; Dyer, ..Oil 2 18 Two-bas- e hits e. Pipp, lb ... Summary. Time 1:53. Batteries: and Talmer; 1 High. Home run Phillips Schang, 0 .'. 0 Gear Harper, Frierson and Moody. 1 0 Oadore. Stolen base Burns Score: R. H. E. Meuset, If , ! Dau- - 2 b 1 nouble olavs Caveney and Abilene 000 301 8 0 Ward, ,0 0004 ss . . , 3 4 bert 2; Cadore, High and JOHN M'ORAW 000 330 Olx 7 10 4 Scott, and Amarilio 0 0 Rehmandt; onseca, Caveney Score: R. H. E. Shawkey, p Camping Is muctiriore en- Daubert. Bases on balls Cadore. The, Stamford ...200 010 15 3 joyable when the ' 1. Hit 3129 Totals 30 7 12 27 1? proper equip 3. Struck out Donohue. Lubbock ..,.300 010 1005 11 3 rrfent is carried and you can Jiy pitcher By Donohue (Wheat). and Cleveland get that Batteries: Applcton AB. PO.A.E. equipment at Club Schmidt; Wooldrldge and Allen. R.. Plttsbnigli, 9; Boston, 8. Jamieson, If . . 3 0 0 0 0 0 Boston, Aug. B. Pittsburgh had Wambsganss. ss 4 0 0 4 6 "0 ' tin easy time defeating Boston 9 to Speaker, cf . . 4 1 1 2 1 1 Everything from Duxbak 4 1 0 0 3 today. Morrison held the Braves I Wood, rf ..... 0 2 outing clothes to the fiction " CtAMT.M!?., do five hits, three of which were I Mi ThGi J. Sewell, ss. .. 3 0 0 4 1 0 lyou'll want for your trip. You'll like it as P. Tray-no- r 8b 3 0 1 2 2 0 cratchy. Harold (Pie) Gardner, ... ' - was 4 0 0 of Somervllle- presented NATIONAL LF.AGVE Mclhnls, lb ... 0 0' a ""with a watch and a bank ac- c 2 0 1 9 0 0 If It'i fishing excursion, gold V. I,. Pet, O'Neill, outfit with do 1 1 0 genuine Rainbow owners A 0 2 all L 0 count before the game. York fit 40 .504 Sewell, c.... diamond New 0 0 0 0 0 0 tackle the best. 4 altercation between. St. Louis 62 42 .598 Bagby, p .... will is Tb...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 I A ride show you why everyone praising W &4 48 .529 Morton, p Chicago Keefe. 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 7 .525 p -- And you'll want a Kodak Coach gives closed car utility, comfort and distinction at Pittsburgh r WWII AAMK. ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 54 til .51 4 xStepnenson Its jo' much easier to make little more than cost. It is a delight to drive. Oper- DAYS 50 50 .500 people believe fish stories when open tar Brooklyn Totals 31 1 B' 27 11 1 Philadelphia 311 5 9 .379 Kodak tens the etory. cost b low. Requires little attention. Is beautiful and U5 x Batted for Morton In seventh. ating x Boston 33 .33 AMERICAN LEAGUE, - W. L. Pet. Score by innings: reliable. Come take a ride toda. 42 .592 New Yo.k. 380 100 St. Louis 6t 0007 V GAMES HORSES STUNG TO DEATH. York 61 44 .581 Cleveland 100 000 Touring, $1093 Cabriolet, Coach, 11291 5. New 0001 Denver, Aug. The team of Detroit 67 48 .543 Summary: Two-bas- e hit Speak- FyUht and Tom Extr .', a Three-bas- e horses which William Juliffe, Chicago 50 .516 er. hits Ruth. Meu- NATIONAL LEAGUE. Berthoud farmer, was driving with Cleveland ....,,...5363 64 .495 sel. Home run Plpp. Double MflTS0MS ClnclMiatl at Brooklyn. a load of hay near Loveland, Colo., 49x 53 .480 plays Speaker to L. Washington Wambsganss; Phono 10 LAUDERDAUGH r.'.OTOR C0MPAI1Y Chicago at New York. yesterday was stung to death when Philadelphia 40 60 .400 Sewell to Wambsganss; J. Sewell, a swarm of bees descended upon 40 C3 Boston .388 Wambsganss and Mclnnls; Scott. Fiction AJfERICAN IiEAGtE them, according to a dispatch to Ward and Plpp. Bases on balls New Mexico's Distributors Hudson and Essex Cars was 8. , Philadelphia at Chicago. the News today. Juliffe also, Alcohol for fuel purpose! can be Bagby. 3: Keefe. 3: Shawkey. PHONE 855. ' Gold Avenue at Fifth Street Boston at Cleveland. attacked, by the bees and Is in a made from sweet potatoes, says the Hits Off Bagby, 5 in 1; (none out Headquarters York Detroit. serious condition as a result, the of South In 7 In ; New et department agriculture pi second); Morton, Keefe, ' Washington at St Louis. iiflmtch said. lAfrica, " U V 'none in 2, Etruck out Baghv. 2: I 'y- i1

u 'i : tit r A rv 1 V, v. v & v 4 1 1 his wife and three children in .. President of the; ...... - i I I futney, Chamber, si- T 9 llld VRLI 1 Buffalo, and other relatives. The r" 7 is at C. T. French's par- CLABLE Drges Citizens to Get Reservations for body Early fit' " '12 vxni ssrMfs. II tun lors, pending arrangements. "Get-togethe- Public Health Nurse and the r" Banquet; Snappy Pro mm. Physician to Instruct gram Arranged; 1,000 Boosters Expected. Mothers in Three at- - Days jr Conference Here. Through an open letter trom ments are being made to see Robert E. Putney, of that you are well fed. president "A is in store for A three days mother and baby the Clfamber of Com- surprise 'you conference will be held Albuquerque if will ! this week you attend this banquet. I : - v t Y. C. A. X merce, all Albuquerque is invited Tickets will be on sale at ill i it sac. m : vbi at the W. headquarters 4, of ft. "iAif to attend the r" din- stores. For further information under the auspices tho public Not A Blemuh t comVr-enc- e the health The perfect ner to be held the chamber at telephone the chamber of com- department. ,inr appearance ef bet y will be held on t nmplfnon. Permanent and temporary merce. Wednesday, i In troubles are the 17, for the gen- ili iVtiKtwJ l effectively concealed. armory August "Make now. j A Thursday and Friday and will e Kaducea unnatural your reservation to women in color and correcu eral purpose of boosting the city Don't wait. Reservation means, open all the city greuyakin. Highly antMnticV of interested in baby welfare. Send 15c fow Trial and for the particular purpose the paying of one dollar a plate, "I-- rr Vi xi, The of the n i .'.'ic-- .. .u.i'i.ijp T. Rabbi Moise Bergman, not the of seats ' with- hours conference KV f jFEm HOPKINS & SON. N-- w Yrrk honoring engaging will be from 9:30 in out ! crop o'clock the who been active in civil affairs payment, because they will 1 has - until 4 o'clock in for and who will soon Tint be reserved. ';- - t morning many years "Let us make it the W2Wf IfVA Trained nurses "have, leave for California. volunteered to assist the The Invitation to attend the din-Ti- community . gath- public that this ever seen health nurse in examining the follows: , ering city has and from it, let us a fresh children brought to the confer- - To the People of the City of Albu- get ' " ence and local physicians will ho grasp of affairs and start In M'i itiMi ny querque. anew. You nty. present each day of the confer- "Dear When you sub- cannot afford to ence Feople: miss this. DO IT FOR ALBU- to give instructive talks to 4i M1 scribed for the Chamber of 1 1 $12,000 QUERQUE. the mothers on tho care and feed- w Commerce budget you showed that of infants. . e-- Honoring JUiblil Rcrgmnn ing their r you had confidence in the work C-- 2 Mothers who wish to ba- ow Shades "One feature of the banquet Arm blimr and her crew, left to right, Capt. Will E. Kepner, Lieut E. S. iloon, Staff Scrgt. August D. enter " .. ij done , ' bies for In being by that booy. will be a farewell testimonial to . n Albrecht, examination the iii "You subscribed it quickly, and one our should telephone the had of directors. Rabbi Moise are made We Carry the yould have subscribed more who will soon leave Plans being for a York and back again. The ship flight, Capt. Will E. Kepner, health department at 2(11! not been The amount Bergman, the U. mid- E. there necessity. city. Mr. Bergman has earned transcontinental flight by the passed over New York ct Lieut. S. Moon and Staff Eorgt. later than Monday for applica- CRESCENT was sufficient for the needs of the S. C-- 2, which has was ir.ads with- D. tion cards. will be the gratitude of every citizen of army blimp, night The trip August Albrecht, arc confident They then 1 to 1, and to notified on what and what chamber up January Albuquerque by unflagging de- j'ust completed a nonntop flight out mishap. Members of the that they can make the cross- day at Handmade Nnfilled leave a liberal balance for the next votion to At from Washington, D. to New who made the New York hour their children may be i board of directors. public welfare. the G, crew, country trip easily. for examination. banquet we shall show Dr. Berg- brought Tint "You knew when you gave this man a little of how much we were to MAX KIIOT AND This famous brand money that you going get appreciate what he has done dur- laid on a four-inc- h Kir.M:i). represents value cement base. Pine 5. Rob- the highest hand miidc received. You knew .that ing the years he has been one of The Bluff, Ark., Aug. nuality the money would be Judiciously us. GRAYS WITH company is ow completing ert Hartwig was shot and killed translucent window shade. .818 DEGREE contracts We also spent. You iwere already .seeing "The of the cham- DIME in I.as Vegas after five her today and Beland Toney, Black roshanara interwoven carry tho hand made membership years of Vil- crepe oil tremendous results from the work ber of commerce is about 1,200. work during which the brother of H. P. Toney, Lake with of white makes opaque. Com- entire business stripes this Let us an estimate 'done by the Chamber of If you are not a member of this section 4ml most of lage, Ark., candidate for the dem- slim lino give you merce. tho residence of town was ocratic nomination for frock which is ideal for and furnish samples. Twelve chamber, become a member. Ir HUE IS GRANTED TO part governor or wear. is some- "After you elected direc or are a PERCENTAGE, paved. In tho ,tovn of Las Vegas, of Arkansas is held by officials sports travel It colors to select from. your respective whether you which is different from the usual suit tors, we chose as manager a man ftnember or not, you are urgent known as the old Town, here in connection with tho shoot- thing the Job. invited to commun Plans are heing made for an exten- ing. Tho cause of the is and1 the introduction of white makes qualified for By training ly attend this shooting an and ability, he is peculiarly adapt- ity gathering. sive paving program, including the not known. it interesting variation from the ed to the He and his as- 'It does not matter LEERY OF BELEN MURPHEY improvement of .South Taclfic usual navy or black canton travel- position. whether NO street, sistants are doing everything in you are out of a Job and can which is tlfr route of the White and blue are mourning ing frock. Phone 370-J- . their power to serve you. They lie not afford it or whether you are transcontinental highway. colors In China. I too awake at night, thinking how they busy and haven't the time, Frorfi ; come Think Cut-O- ff Dr. T. may serve you; how may de- anyway. . . Boys Court Orders W. they - "This U velop the city still further1"; how chamber of commerce Town Have of ' to Divide Com- iiar.,.t!fcd'jTy,-i- t they cati bring In a few more fam- banquet is good medicine, and Something Murphey ft ilies; ami how they may make if you will attend we will guar- a Surprise to Spring in munity Property and Pay comfortable those people who antee a cure. come In to our midst in answer to "It costs only $1.00 a 'montl) Today's Game. Alimony Pending Division our advertising. or $12.00 a year for dnes. It Is "They have proved to you that worth your" while." , Helen, the hardest nut the Grays Generally upholding the plain- A a chamber of commerce, properly have had to crack this year and the tiff's allegations' and ruling that are Some managed, is of Inestimable value PRO AGENTS ARREST club in the state to wiri two Here, Ladies, only the testimony in support of the to a city. They are spending your ' 1 10 IN BIG CLEAN-U- P games from Dan Paelilla's team defendant's cross petition has not money Judiciously, and the tre- will meet the this afternoon mendous .building program now Grays been sufficient to support his DRIVE NEAR GALLUP at 2:45 o'clock at Barelas field. claims. M. E. of Column going up on every corner and in Judge Hickey, every nook and cranny is sufficient Belen will be greatly strengthened the district court rendered final Sweaters demonstration as to Ton arrests have been made judgment yesterday In the di- whether the Gal-lii- at third base, which was its weak Chamber during the past few dii8 at p vorce case of J'ita E. Murphey of Commerce is worth trfat point 1n last Sunday's game with while or not. You believe that it and in vicinity by the against Dr. W. T. Murphey. Th? if, otherwise federal prohibition agents, ac- Santa Fe. The largest delegation court order grants a decree of of you would not have lis cording to reports received here of rooters seen here divorce to the plaintiff, Meta K. given the support you did in this season will 'Belen. the last budget drive. yesterday. The federal agents have accompany Murphey, and orders a divla'on had the close of the The Grays always have to extend f.nd distribution of 1ho eonmnn- - ' Spirit Still Alivn. and "Wo are informed Gallup authorities and the mili- themselves to beat Helen, the ity property, which is valued t a MA that other officials outcome of game is no I cities close by, are at a tary who are quartered today's by fairly high figure. $39 Practical standstill local means certain. the division of the as far as building Is con- there, agents stated. Pending program The arrests are result of The Grays have won 18 games community property, the fcir. i "mmm cerned at the present time. We Jhe B MM M J" M 9U1 4 an clean-u- p and lost 4, which gives them a ordered $100.00 W M iiS all realize that , thn intensive campaign the payment of thoroughly which has been on in the percentage of .818, enough, Mana- a month as alimony to Meta E. prosperity of Albuquerque lies going Gallup vicinity tor some time. The ger, Padilla says, to win the pen- Murphey and provided for a within its own boundary confines In On re Items men arrested were given prelimin- nant' any league. their special master to have charge or m at the present moment. All this to southern of the ary hearings before the federal cent trip the part division of the nronertv. ffl JK3ri demonstrates to us, my dear the state, when won two out which includes a amount friends that the old commissioner and all placed under they large rf They've Albuquerque $500 bonds to await the action Of of three games with Fort Bayard real estate and considerable per- spirit is very much alive. As ft i the 'federal . ' - and decisively beat Hurley, which sonal properly, 1 ' resident of this state for over grand Jijry. was reinforced from From forty , X. W.' of the by players years I have never known tho pnyder, head local made 56 office, announced that the cam- Santa Rita, the Grays een Received people of this to sure-enou- N. M. CONSTRUCTION CO. community starj would be carried on ao1 hits, which is a bunch omething they, did not finish. paign four contests. Sa!a-za- r, tively until that entire is for Parent!, GETS BIG CONTRACT IN While it is true vicinity Cha- ar that they h.tVe cleaned Mr. Mrs. Manuel Chavez, and Polo The Ready-to-We- had a the other rumpuses and rows' each up. and Snyder vez made home runs. Two of the Department pleasant surprise Our against left for El Paso ROSWELL; 0 0 fither on occasions, and the air is last night and were guiltless of errors on $179,0 clay when it unpacked a fine new shipment of .delightful fibre silk filled will several weeks at Hot games with discord at times, still spend the part of the Grays. The office of sweaters in an of and combination colors. received when it comes to Springs, N. M., before Mr. Sny- here a headquarters the array plain They our people doing Fort Bayard will be for New Mexico Construction company the second something which is a benefit to der returns to Albuquerqu. Dur- series on IS, 19 and 20; surprise when they learned that these sweaters wftre pur- Mr; 1 August here was informed Saturday thai our city, wo find that the ing, Snyder's vacation, A. Clovis of the West Texas league the chased so that could be sold We be- always Gregg will have of the corporation had received the advantageously they lor $8.95. same old ''charge " will come late in the season, and Big still Albuquerque spirit local office. contract for $179,000 worth of lieve that you will appreciate our calling your attention to this ship- predominates. also Woodward, Okla. paving to be done this year In Ilos- - b er , ment. Banquet. Padilla said last night ho would well. The paving will include be- - fl "The Chamber of Commerce There are an average of 1,040,-00- 0 use' In today's game the pitcher tweon and 60.000 square Rave Its irat banquet some time weddings yearly in the United making tho best showing In the yards. It will be bltulithic surface Third . r" States. lf ago. There i9 another workouts. one and one-ha- Inches thick and banquet billed for Thurs- day, the 17th of August. This is MISSES DRESSES an appeal to every man and wom- $7.50 an within the confines .of this city, Floor to attend this banquet. You can- - .not afford not to attend. If to you flon'i attend it for the sake mimi Ice Cream Freezers, 1 qt. $2.50 of the Chamber of Commerce, at-te- Ice Cream 2 it for At- Freezers, qt. $3.00 your own'benefit. .3 tend it for the good of your city. Ice Cream Freezers, qt. $3.50 "Do It for Albuquerque. Ice Cream Freezers, 4 qt. $4.00 "Did we have many more of $3M these banquets, In my estimation, It would be better for tho health Ice Tongs ,5oc of the city. Let us call them Ice Picks "Community Gatherings" in which They fire Made cf .10c we may all rub elbows with one Ice Chips ,20c another, In which we may for the Ice "Shaver .75c moment forget the grouch. . and Fine "Somebody may have told lies Organdy Somebody maybe did not do some Refrigerator pans 65c, 90c, $1.15 thing they should have done; very Dotted likely they did not do something Swisses you expected them to do. Maybe Fly Swatters .5c you were insulted; very likely you The were; but, whatever to outstanding features of these dresses happened is you, whether you hav a grouch How Yeast the beautiful way in which the fine or- Water Coolers $3.00 or whether you have not, your at gandy and dotted Swisses are made all tendance at the r" up. Crocks, sizes, 35c a gallon is of They come in white, and some all banquet the utmost impor Tablets Help your child be rugged and pink blue, Jugs, sizes 35c a gallon tance, for your good and the good Foam vigorous: him Yeast Foam are trimmed with lace and some with env of this ity. give "Let us prove to the outside that Tablets and watch how they broidery. There are sizes here for girls 6 Vacuum Bottles all of our rumpuses and rows are build him up and increase his to 14 years old and are at more make they priced $1.25, $3.25 and $4.00 nothing than the "Bill and help strong strength and endurance. $3.05. Me" character, that any differ- & Carafe's, $7.00, $8.00 and $8.25 ence of opinion that we may have had was only developed for the healthy children good of the community. Lemon Squeezers ..70c "This appeal is made directly Clearance Collapsible Cups ...... 15c to the 32 various organizations, of Girls Hats the kind that eat x fraternal , and otherwise within heartily, play hard, our city, to get behind and boost Camp Stools ,85c our "Community banquet" to bo and are given on August 17th, that ( always feeling just fine Camp Blankets $5.95 or you $7.50 "Madge Evans" telephone rail at the , chamber Camp Cot $5.00, of commerce for tickets,' that vo'i ,1s child under appetite? Such which is essential of your thin, symptoms to robust j Lamp Cushions ...... 39c dispose those tickets within ma- your organization; that you at-lo- weight, delicate,' irritable may be indications of health. this banquet In mass and and tired out? Does lnutrition which is often ' Hammocks $3.50 to $7.50 that you do it because you . love always If your child is under . and because $9.95 Vudor Porch Shades your city you believe he have a small or finicky caused by the lack of vita- "par," give him Yeast Foam that a gathering of this descrip- $3.75 to $10.75 tion Is necessary for - the good min in foods treated by Tablets. Watch him im- health of this community. Do . modern methods. It For Albuquerque , prove. Note how his Sherbet Glasses . "We are told appe .20c and 25c that Albuquerque What Yeast re- This is the final clearance of will have 6,0,000 people within "ifhe easiest way to tite returns; how he will girls hats. Iced Tea Glasses the next few Let us make "Included in years. place this vital element, grow, put on normal weight the large assortments are 15c, 17i2c, 20c and 25c it our slogan "50,000 People for Foam Tablets the Water Pitchers Albuquerque for 1925." Let us .which is absolutely neces- and get stronger. well known "Madge Evans" milan also adopt the slogan "Do It hats, in ....90c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 For Albuquerque." Business, It are for . sary to health and vigor, is Each lot of these'tablets white, black, brown, navy and Is true, la fairly good. If it Is add Yeast Foam Tablets is tested red. These were priced at not good now. It will be soon. If to to insure vitamin $7.50 and Combination Fork and will all loss of appetite are Camp you attend this banquet to the regular food. They potency. Remarkably effec- now offered at $3.95. Knife It will Immediately get bettor. indigestion 75c "I am informed that a thous- - are made entirely of pure tive not only for children end people can sit down at - a under ' ' . Y. I 4 nr- . weight n lauitr ill ik.ui5 vyd nvQ whole yeast, the richest but for run-dow- men and Jinmiij', -- providing sufficient for enter- lack of ' physical JLS welL tainment, a beautiful program VI HIV VAbailli.lX women, as having been arranged to make strength and energy it worth also - Sold all "S. your while, arrango- pimples boils, by druggists & H." Green Have You Tried the malnutrition NorthwesternYeast Company,Chicago,Ill. Stamps Add to Your Milk Fed Veal at COMING run-dow- n conditions Maker of the famoua baking yeasts, Yeast Foam and Magic Yeast Savings. Rosenwald's "TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM"

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ALL ALBUQUERQUE IS INVITED ARMY BLIMP TO MAKE TRANSCONTINENTAL FLIGHT DEATHS AND FUNERALS BABIES' HEALTH HERE'S SOMETHING NEW FOR SPORTS QUINLAN Jerry Quinlan, ag- TO ATTEKD C. OF C. DIIitlER TO ed 33 years, 3teI nt his home on OR TRAVEL WEAR South Third street at 6:15 o'clock .r lust evening. Mr. Quinlan came r flflHrnpnui here a year ago from Buffalo, K. US UUI LiiUiiULrai

Big Meeting to Begin Au- gust 7 Wiil Take Up '. Questions of Internationa! N'ew Low Prices, Morricnt. (fty The Asorint"d FrrK(.) Effective Second, 1922 Copenhagen, Aup. 5 Clergymen August and workers from nil parts of the world will (rather here CAR this month to attend the meeting TOURING ot the international commit) eo of Th World Alliance for Interna- tional Friendship through the churches, which will open August 7 and continue fliroush August 11. One of the main topics will he limitation of armaments, and It is expected that the conference will adopt resolutions! appealing to the nations of th wo'rld and rcconi-niendin- R to the churches methods of work toward this nrt. "' ' Amoitif the more than 100 dele- gates representing the twenty-nin- e national councils ot the world al- liance Who aro coming will he ft largo number of prominent Ameri- can ministers, including l")r. Neho-mia- h Hoynton.i formerly moderator of the tonal council and Congreirat for victims.., Unex- - Tiastor of the Clinton" Avenue Con- Ruins of German mine depot destroyed by blast, showing two army officers searching gregational church of Brooklyn; ploded mines can be seen in the foreground. I"r. Charles P.. of Jefferson, pastor ms- - Cux-have- The ound consiaeraD.e lh rsrnadwny tabernacle. New The entire district around n, seven persons and injuring lor Vr. 'Willinm V. Merrill, pas- tnnt-- mara rnrn 1111 i wiitt u. v " ' ' w r - York; Germany, was shakea as iThe tor of the '.rick Preshyteria.i ma- foundations trembled and showered with debris, cauiw of by a quake when tho great houses, church. New Tork, and chairman blew windows and doors were smashed. is unknown, a-"- " , the world nlliniico and the Church rine mine depot u, killing Feaoa union; Dr. Henry A. Atkin general secretary ot tno two ant named . Dr. On the basis of these recommenda- INDIAN MAHARAJAH - - - organizations; - ROADSTER $1085 V: harleB S. McFnrlnnd. general sec- tions, the churches of the world H TO of the Federal Council or will be asked to do their part in IN U. S. STUDY Ihurclies of Christ; Dr. Arthur J. reconstructing tho industrial order. - - ot me . To Aid Minorities. " CHESTERFIELD U260 own, secretary to teian Missionary socieiy;' t irai' One session will be devoted CITY OH rtenV, W. H, P. Fan nee or urown a discussion of racial' and religious KANSAS - - 1495 unlvVsilv' Prot- "illiam I. huh minorities, and how rthe churches COUPE v of Swarthmore ollecre; Hamilton nlay help in preserving the rights Holt of New 'Vork: Dr. Frederick and liberties of BUCh minorities. - - - Lynch, ::r. A. Plimpton, The Amejican delegates will pre- SEDAN 155 tlie Rev. A. Z. Conrad, the Tlev. sent a resolution adopted at the ' UGH , Price F. O. B. Cleveland , Larson. Dr. Samuel A. Cleveland meeting which urges the HE Tjftnritx F.liot. Fr. Anson P. Atterbury and government of the United States to with Great Britain, or liy Xlie AHuoclata! 1km.) yr. John Harvey. In- any other nation or nations, in Kansas Cil.v, Aug. Ii the As- Favors plsarmaiiicnt. on (by A America's best Bovnton, who is chairman of vestigating atrocities practiced sociated Press I. Mrs. Moo- - LREADY as buy Tr. will Christians ia tho Near Fast. Polly v recognized the international committee, ;io ,vcnrs old, Is held at police f on the Washing-to- n The dismissions will be carried dy, , preside. A report the kill- conference limitation ot o?l in English. French, German and headquarters tonight for Cleveland Six now fur of iier I 1 in light sixes, the new is will i he by Danish and the proceedings the ing of husband, Edwin Moody. armaments presented in Professor Hull, and the meeting conference will be published Neighbors are looking after Wil- kwill consider resolutions adopted at these four languages. liam Edward two old, below of of the Moody, years offered at a far that any the seventh annual meeting son. On a cot at head- you price held lsist May 1n BOUNDARY their police vrorlrl alliance, MEXICAN behind Mrs. Moody CYevelnnd, O., which urged the quarters, bars, wonaernu United States government to par- PREDATORY ANIMAL toiu her story to correspondent other car that its value. in the court of Interna of the Associated Tress. approaches ticipate DRIVE PROGRESSES ten tional JubMcp: lavoroci ine married him years ago." reduction of armaments, she said. "He was always In trou- and called upon the American peo-p- lr Great, progress is reported by the ble. 1 tried to help him out and Wonder Car The Year in See Qf to cultivate and practice the United States biological survey help him go straight, lie wouldn't This, in terms the nlans now being arranged for He had been driving's art ot thinking ofpeacc oorn though.. and international good will, and to keening the drilts ot wolves taxicab. !ast April he quit that. and the peaceful in old Mexico from over-runnin- g Ho took to peddling corn whisky, "find apply of , methods of settling internntional the border sections of New Mexico t asked him to quit. Ho laughed Maharajah Kajpipla. . THE F1ALETTE FMOR CO. with honor and credit to and Arizona and in exterminating at me. He told me about a mar- difference old Mexico in the was The maharajah of Rajpipla, but na;lion-s.- " the pests from ried woman he going with, the uoun- - thirty-si- x old and the ruler DISTRIBUTORS The .results of a study of labor vicinity of the international bbc bad a boy seven or eight years years conditions in the United States, dary, old. He told me how sho used to ot a principality with 200,000 citi- Germany, Close is being given fan his head and how 'sweet shy zens, nas arrived in New York from 400-40-2 North Fourth rjreat Britain, France, and Phone 312 Denmark. Hungary. Austria, Hol- the federal bureau by ranchers was to him.' This afternoon hd India on a sightseeing tour and to Serbia will be reported by officials in Governor Pon- eame home and laid down by the economic and financial con land and of He. study nine committees appointed last cho Klias. of Sonora, being great buffet. He talked soma mde. ditions. .V ' and-th- e D for this purpose, and the assistance both as a land owner told me about that woman MO O M P.A N Y C L EV E L A N January will be and official. and when I asked him for CLEVELAND AUTO BILE f conditions thus analyzed em- vhi'ly i tn the attention of the Kxpert hunters are being some money for William Edward, national.it governments concerned. ployed on both sides of tho boun- be cursed me. He said he was go-i- 2 dary and it is hoped that this sec-- ; out tonitrht and sell some lion will soon be freed from the whisky. Then, he said, he was go- - while the re ktid wolf pest. Heretofore, ine to see her. I plckea up a 1 It is the ambition of most Cups Saucers, American side of the boundary has volver, an old'thing. It had been 3 for $1 been the scene of constant exter- around the house lor a long wiuib. women to appear well mination campaigns, no such work I pointed it at him and I said: dressed yet few X women Oat Meal has been done on the Mexican side, "You'll not leave hero tonight," and season ever' wear .out Dishes 15c with the result that eacn then he grabbed it and the tning completely hundreds ot wolves drift across the went off. I, didn't mean to kill him, their clothes. Style changes, border and over-ru- n lower New God knows that." new and vanities Mexico and Arizona. Mrs. Moody said sho was born in designs Platters ,39c Trenton, Mo. Rho had tried to which appear trom. season MAim.VGALE WINS. make her husband do the right season and the irresist All Kinds of Dishes V.. B. to Saratoga Springs, N. Aug. thing, she declared. She said that most women Martingale, carrying 1"H pounds, he refused. But the 'move with tho ible desire of 81 SI won the United States hotel stake revolver was a bluff, she said. for the appearance of own of six furlongs, valued at $10,075 "1 don't care what they do with wardrobe m tho winner, today. Thickvalc me." she said. "I am awful tired ing a complete m snrnml bv two lengths. Car of living." keep the stock of most toonist was third. Over at the neighbor.'.'',s house stores William Edward, being only two moving. years old, was laughing. Ho didn't d It is established fact know' what it was all about. When an astern it got d:k he went to sleep. that most clothes can be purchased for less at the National Garment Com-- 1 mm mm pany. I Many Albuquerque wom- 'gy HI Speed en have capitalized1 this A fact by coming to the Na tional and purchasing say two or three frocks, for the I; ordinary cost of one or two suits coats Film producer or for the Flash announces new price they had allotted for production called one, thus allowing them "Married People". we had two or three times the - Haven't of- enough war pic- changes of appearance that tures? - would ordinarily be pos- sible. The Only Way They Can See It Done Q find that the east Whv not revive that picture called They Fashion Hi "How 'Babe' Ruth Knocks His ern connections of this store At Seven Miles an Hour or Seventy Home Runs" as a novelty reel for keep fresh, new ar- Yankee fans. styles i! riving all the time. Some want a smoothly running motor of your car. The first thing to do is to of our friends tell us "Bootleggers" says Owen Moore" that YOU a steady, even flow of make sure your motor is in the best for now have almost as good a standing they have seen things at car. But condition and the second is to u in high society as bootlickers." the National before power to the rear axle of your possible r they IMfe is are shown on the coast. the motor gets its power from the, gas- make sure your gasoline right. It i A Curiosity the Balanced "There's a motion censor oline That's why it's is if you use Conoco picture This, and our growing repu- you're using. ' Fall outside with three friends" said the tation for lower costs, has so advantageous to use the balanced Gasoline. gateman to "Doug" Fairbanks." i"A censor with three friends" helped us tremendously. gasoline Conoco. Most any one of the thousands who use,-Cono- co cried "Doug" rushing toward the National Garment Company, would gladly go out of his way entrance, "that's something worth 403 West Central Avenue. No matter how .good the rifle may be, 4 into- - our windows will to it. But seldom have to, for a glance seeing." it's next to impossible to hit the target get you JUST there is a Continental service station a flash of fashion attractive- Starving China's plea for aid has wnen a poor caruiuBc. vuuuvu you i been answered. using dealer most of Margaret Sangster makes the perform- - "or at theprincipal points ness that will 'halt and make , has gone there to teach birth con-- I possible splendid your step - l - in admiration. trol. ances of the finest types ol automo- r " you linger bile, marine and aeroplane motors. You Us Conoco, the balanced gasoline, and suit creations are Ail the girls want to be movie Famous oil. These new Autumn stars but the men weren't so strong Sulphur want to get the best service you can out , Polarine, the perfect motor Trie "Better" Suits are for the job until they heard a man really exquisite. was going to produce "Ten Nights Hot CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY in a ." Springs dominant style notes for young men. Jilt ( Now under new management (A Colorado Corporation) - "Even in the season It's At the same elsewdicre rainy who assures better accomoda- " ' W W price you pay you Denver Pueblo Boise , L I easier to keep your house dry here" tions . than ever before. Hotel Albuquerque Lake L I will get a better Suit or Overcoat at this said the Native Son. has been thoroughly renovated. Butte Great Falls . Salt Chy Cheyenne J If "Looks that way to we" sighed Leaves store. Conway Tearle as he passed the Stage Every demijohn once more. Other Day Values To Jemez Springs $4. OOJ Good at $27.50 and $35.00 Physically and Verbally Valentine is the world's Hot Springs $7.00 c Rudolph Sulphur greatest toreador on and off the One Way You will true value at , screen. always get For further Information plione 907-.- T 203 In textile in- or call at South Inyested capital the Second E. L. Washburn dustry in this country is eatimated Street, Albuquerque. Company at $3,500.000,000 C. TARTAGLIA, Exclusive Clothiers. Albuqueraue's v, Commercial riight flyinfr between Proprietor Lcmilrih ifnel Paris is a possibility, Sulphur Springs Hotel according to results of recent tests. i

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'I The reasons why 7.:. 1 his a Year What Automobile Buyers Generally Want;

In a recent: poll of 20,000 car owners by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Inc., of New Ynrlc Cthe automobile manufacturers' trade association), each owner was asked to name the quality which appealed to him most in buying a car. The results showed as follows:

. -. 1. Economy ...... -.- . 15.0 8. Flexibility ..-.,,- .t. .t. " 6.5; 2. Economy of operation . VV. .!.".T 14.0 9. Endorsement of car by others...,-- . 6.5 3. Comfort . . . . 9.5 '', 10. Specifications 6.0; 4. PriCG .0 V 9.5 ...... ic.io.vK.Xfl ! 11...... : 5.5 5. Appearance ...... v. . . . '. 8.0 Speed .v. 6. Service facilities of manufacturer. 7.5 12. Appointments v.. ... 5.0 7. Hill climbing or power ,. 7.0 70.5 29.5

This poll confirms Studebaker's experience of seventy years in building vehicles of all kinds. Studebaker cars have been and always will be designed and manufactured to meet the qualifications demanded by the public as emphasized by the Chamber survey. , The Proof of Studebaker Quality which facil- 1. ElldurailCC Studebaker Cars are daily giving satisfactory ser- turers, vary widely according to their individual manufacturing ities, and in the automobile knows vice "to 400,000 owners in all civilized countries. Proof of their dependability ability, output. Everybody industry that standardized cars manufactured in the rests upon the that our sales of Repair Parts, covering repairs from acci- complete large quantities give great- facj; est intrinsic values, or stated otherwise," the most actual dollar of dents as well as service, for the past seven months averaged but $7.00 per car, per Assembled e hundred-od- and sold Studebaker price. cars, which constitute eighty-fiv- per cent of the d car. Up 1st, 1922, we produced 559,000 ' toAugust makes of American cars, are assembled from parts from Cars, and are now producing and selling at the rate of 125,000 cars per purchased many sources, which precludes harnionious in design and in- year, practically double last year's volume, and yet our total sales of Repair ' evitably increases costs and selling about , the seven months of 1919. prices 25. 1 .:. .1 Parts this year are less than they were for first "

5. An automobile should never be On ap- of Greatest economy results from Appearance. bought 2. Economy Operation. pearance, although seemingly 8f0 of buyers are Influenced by appearance" minimum repairs and high resale values of second hand cars in proportion to alone. An automobile is a highly developed mechanical instrument from list GasQline "and oil consumption are next items of econ- prices. important which hard satisfactory service is rightly expected. Studebaker executives omy. The records of Studebaker Cars in all these respects stand out strikingly N and give much attention to afcpearance, style, and distinctive well. engineers beauty in the matter of tops, hoods, radiators, and fenders (the dress of an automobile). Our bodies are masterpieces of fine craftsmanship, and are un- 3. Comfort. Correct design of weight distribution, spring suspension, excelled for comfort and durability. , eeats,.upholstery, etc., determine largely the question of comfort. Comfort is not a matter of extra cost and but is a matter of Comfort high prices, design. 6. Service .Studebaker has 3,000 branches and dealers in the United is characteristic of Studebaker Cars. Heavy weight is neither essential to com- States, and is widely represented in ajll foreign countries. These branches fort nor an assurance of it if design is faulty. The of Studebaker weight, and dealers carry in stock $4,000,000 of Repair Parfs for all models of Stude- cars is borne almost equally by the, four wheels, which is ideal distribution. baker Cars. The prices of parts for Studebaker Cars are lower (or as low) With bodies resting "without overhang on frames, semi-ellipt- ic 'springs, seats s it' as those of any cars of Uicir price, and much lower than those of high-price- d of generous proportions,.and best Studebaker Cars are necessar- upholstery, cars. Studebaker branches and dealers are obligated to render prompt ily comfortable. - - and efficient sendee to buyers. Studebaker is in business to sell motor cars and not parts. The accessibility of Studebaker Cars for quick dismounting' y 4. PriCC With $78,000,000 of actual net assets, including $38,000,000 and repair work is common knowledge in the garaged and among chauf- of plants, and an of men 'and ' organization able, experienced workers who feurs and mechanics all ovr the world. ... f participate in- - the profits of the business, Studebaker sstands unsurpassed in resources and to manufacture and in-- " ' ability economically give maximum 7 Power. In acceleration, power delivered at the point of traction, trinsic value for a given By price. manufacturing complete motors, transmis- and hill cjimbing ability, all three models of Studebaker Cars enjoy unique sions, axles, frames, bodies, tops, castings, forgings, and stampings, parts reputations. , N markers' profits on strch items are eliminated, and one profit only is includ- ed in Studebaker prices. The South Bend planfs formerly devoted to the horse-draw- The other which seemingly influenced the manufacture of n vehicles, with recent additions, now manufac- 8" 12 StindriCS. qualities selections 29.5 are endorsement of speci- ture sedan and coupe bodies, at minimum costs middlemen's of of buyers flexibility, others, (without prof- and Studebaker Cars stand nfall these its), and buyers "benefit accordingly, fications, speed, appointments. high y respects. Studebaker Cars have set many precedents in quantity manufac- The materials and workmanship in Studebaker Cars measure up to the ture, particularly in the matter of appointmenta and equipment, such as highest standards known to the automobile industry. Substantially better crown fenders cast en block motors, cord tires, one-piec- e wind- intrinsic values cannot be obtained at any price. The that high prices shield, cowl ventilator, cowl lights, tonneau lamp with extension cord, x theory necessarily mean fine cars is fallacious, simply because prices are not based windshield wiper, transmission locks, beveled plate glass windows, etc. Sat- upon intrinsic values but upon the production costs of different manufac isfied Swners are Studebaker's greatest asset. " ,

The broad principle upon which Studebaker business is conducted and upon which it has prospered for seventy years, now grounded upon tradition, insure satisfaction to everybody who deals with the House of Studebaker, and we solicit your valued patronage on this basis. This policy protects you better than the ordinary guarantee, South Bend, Indiana August 1st, 1922 THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA

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AESuetlfftlSOE lVfSRKmG JOURNAL -- .iiuijuo. "I mi'.'' v -- 1U ;5-r-- to an 'I .... "l rT lielehcr. of tnat iown." OiinVn i yr T " iH.inniN to V. Va., not see how It has withstood that inu' iiu u ninum of Indian aitluirs rnado a visit Montgomery, use to which he sub A prreat many Albuquerque women, John1 of called on the Montgomery Motor hard has through DeHuff, principal i are the breadwinners. Pe- - to an experi- jected It. 'Its performance, en II. F. Zillmer, 420 West noma faJly the Indian school at Santa te. Car company relate are upon 'them sick liua- - Missouri Pacific No. 4 'sil- ence which his Essex touring durance and economy re avenue, was the winner of the au- pendent art; federal Marshals Investi Secretary Fall has offered a in markable," he bands, relatives and children.!. Bi ver tho best exhibit of In- car onme through a flood in Arm- says." tomobile which was the main of Crashes 'Into No. 32 at cup for the prize Their illness or death would "bel gate Charge Tearing dian handicraft from any single strong creek. Here is what in the I. O. O. F. contest at the the most serious kind of loss. - " in addition to News has to . say H0PI SNAKE DANCE carnival ' last Mr. Zillmer ; Down Court Injunction Sulphur Springs, Mo., tribe or pueblo the .Montgomery night. It is these women who need the Its Are regular premiums already offered about it: AT H0TAVILLA, BE held the winning ticket which was iK'St insurance protection devised, j About of Flood v f and Worker. 50 Injured. The fair will be known as "The Washed 200 Yards JO series "B" 491. must bo an absolute Threatening "A at the head of ma- It protection iim First Annual Southwest Indian cloudburst HELD ABOUT AUG. The second prize, a washing a clause should pol- 20 protect the (Ily The Asoctatcd 1'reM.) tho which Mr. Belch- was won I. U. Stahl-50- Two cases of violation of Fair and Industrial Arts Exhibi- creek, up chine, by Mrs. in ease of Incnpuc- - i alleged St. Louis, 5 the Asso- was being driven, sent South Mrs. icy temporary ' . Aug. (by tion" and i. being conducted by er's car Correspondence to The jonnil ) High street. on tho of tho insured. .le federal court's order against a water down the creek, (8peelnl 640. lty part ciated Press). Thirty persons tho Santa Fo Chamber of Com- flood of B. Stahl held ticket Series "A" In cases like this we recom- Ionce or In connco-T)i'to- n Ariz., Aug." The ami' lntm'daton were reported killed and about merce and the American School of uprooting trees and moving giant Flagstaff, Tho Bewing machine, which was mend tho Paeiflo Sfutual Five 'w'1'1 the shopmen's strike fifty injured tonight at Sulphur Research to foster and boulders under its onrushing annual snake dance of the HopI the third prize, was drawn by Mr. tho most of preserve wall of water, sever- Way Policy complete thii'W being Investigated yesterday Springs. Mo., 26 miles smith Indian arts and handicraft. force. Tho Indians will be held at Hotavllla, Chapman, 423 South Third street. Insurance protection ever offer- - when Missouri Pacific pas- al feet high, caught tho Essex 20. Mr. held ticket series of 4y deputy United States marshals here, of 200 near Orabal, about August Chapman ed by a standard company. We're i senger train No. 4 crashed into and washed it a distance The exact date will not be known "C" 704. Judges were W. R. Wal- enthusiastic about it hut it's a ' ' !f,lna the special officers of the train No. 32 o the same to a point where It lodged chairman of the commis- Fe jpussenger 5 PERSONS INJURED IN" yards it until about 12 days before the ton, city pardonable enthusiasm. tianta railway. road. against a boulder, and where sion; G. W. Troutman and Frank us A man whoso name Is said to he route from IN until the dance. Come in and ask abont the 7 anown Train No. 32 was en STRIKE RIOT UTAH was secured by ropes The easiest and most desirable Stortz. The winning numbers were Fivo That's why we main- to the authorities but who to St. Louis and water receded. Tho car was com- drawn Miss M. Hunter. The Way. not been Hoic, Ark., 18 route to the dance this year, ac- by tain an Albuquerque office or C'as arrested, yesterday at to take Asuorlntod submerged for hours. tickets were mixed in a- liriore stopped Sulphur Springs (By The Pres.) pletely . to Brothers washing us nnd we'll come to from the fence surrounding No. 4, en and everyone else cording the Babbitt phono see, P anta on water, when train Utah, Aug. Fivo per- Mr. Belcher will bo the machine. jf10 roundhouse and shops route from Fort Worth, Texas, to Ogdon, '. who witnessed tho ordeal through Trading company, by yon. "K copy of order had sons were in a s cer- of or Wlnslow over the court's that 1st. Louis, crashed into the real' injured strike, riot which the car put felt way Flagstaff nsteen posted Friday by the United which took here have to bo the new government bridge cross- At Charlotte Waters, Australia, (end, telescoping the, coaches of the place tonight tain that it would the rainfall averages three and '"estates marshal as a part of the ' Ma-be- for a ing the Little Colorado river at, only first train; ns Governor Charles R. sent back to the factory one-ha- lf egal service of the process. just' and a com- This eliminates the ford inches a year. ' Several of the coaches were United States Marshal complete overhauling Leupp. "n A Worker Threatened. fc omul .....i. it of J. Ray of the river and the washes COMING -- 4 'pushed into a creek and some plete new electrical system. ing Eight or more men were repoi are said to nave Ward and Mayor Frank Francis "But when the car could be that havev been a source of delay Population of central and east- Oscar the passengers ern Is COO, 000, 000. by Kirkpatriek, a painter federal coal been drowned. ''A number of Hoy were making a strike inspection taken from the creek and cleaned and trouble In former years. Europe "TEN NIGHTS IN naAmployed at the Bhops, to have fol- - Henry JJ. Spencer, elec- of Scouts were on the Iloxie train. trip. The trouble resulted when up, the oil changed and tho Definite news of the date him night as he came administrator. Is A BAR jiffowed Friday Matt Glenn, of train No. two employes sought to trical Hvstem dried out, it was the dance will be sent from here Thunder seldom heard more ROOM" ,'arom his work. The men did not Engineer shop In soon. than miles from B. Spencer, recently 4, was killed instantly. Ho resided leave the railroad yards in an started and found to be per- fifteen the crash. nolest him, Kirkpatriek said, hut Henry ' condition. A log in Jed him to believe wero named President Harding as in St. Louis. automobile. When they encoun- fect running mlhey they by 32 was of of men tho'' waters broke the f 'ollowlng him for the purpose of federal coal administrator, has un- Number composed tered a crowd 1,500 and turbulent seven coaches and Number 4 of 12 women at the entrance to the glass in the lower windshield. Tnintlmldation. He said these men dertaken to direct the distributic:t sent that (will were to He was steel coaches. Calls have been yards, the motorists are said to This is tho only part ctold bystanders they going of coal from the mines. and a Missouri to be on the car. him. t". out for assistance have run down three strikers. Tho have replaced lr'gef! formerly a vice president of j been rushed on tho two Never Fallot! J" The legal of the Pacific relief train has crowd then pitched Noioro, Tests, department Southern railroad and a general to the scene of the disaster from and peace officers stop- "Mr. Belcher has put his Essex "V'anta Fe is watching the situation for wartime shopmen severe tests Ixib where several arrests passenger agent tic here. ped in, forcing tiro motorists through a number of Vegas, rail administration. manneu wun railroad would not be by .'nhtCcurred Thursday nd as A relief train, back info tho stockade. that attempted Friday union men now on strike was also Three strikers and the;, shopmen the average car owner and. says 'h'.He result of strlko disorders. Until divi-jin- liluffs. the n were not' that the Essex has never failed ''"fatS last week there had been prac-"McaJ- sent from Poplar painfully but seriously en- - headnunrters of- the Missouri hurt. A had his arm him In any of these. He is nq trouble in Las Vegas. patrolman the- Essex 'Dne of the men arrested there is LAS VEGAS SHOPMAN Pacific, carrying all available phy- broken by a flying rock. thusiastiu in praiso of sicians. According to the' report of 't shoo employe and three are APPEARS ON THREE 3 I 11 41 Ml B "" vV'HtriKer fi,o r,rinrtnr of the relief train Mi .i sent from here, the scene or the Incorporated tt HSrlkcrs Support T,invi. CHARGES OF ASSAULT battle field. HI Opinion expressed by members wreck "resembled a Scout troop, which was 371 the various unions here is that (Sperln! Correspondence to Th Journal.) The Roy Department Stores t)f to have law to be on the local passen- dl hey are as anxious the Las N. M B. reported the obeyed and enforced as Is the rail- - Vegas, Aug. ger train, was returning from NEW MEXICO Pavid Tones, an employe of the vnvnmor at Konton, Mo., ALBUQUERQUE, ofway company. It is not believed, was rami) Hfor this reason, that the unions will Santa Fe shops here, fined about 10 miles south of the scene $10 In Justice Stewnrt's court for i wi . I'jtake formal action to have the of the wreck. The ongim tlkemDorarv lnlunction order set assault upon AlfMdo Vigil, a fit train, it was said, had received Jftialde when the henrlnc is called striker; was bound over to the an order as his train passed EDITORIAL Ifinext Saturday In Santa Fe. grand jury by the same Justice through Riverside, a flag Assault Coso Plsmlssetl. under $500 bond for pointing a several miles south of Sulphur y nt named said be was read- C. is a chain store K After a lengthy hearing yester-f''da- gun a youth Sarhs; and Springs. It was Jhe J. Company organization, $5 train Penney afternoon In police court. was fined by Justice Raca for ing the order when his passed 371 George dismissed the an assault upon Sachs. This all the block signal and inadvertently as distributors of merchandise in cities and towns flJudge Roddy Is to operating "Hcase against Steve Reeob, "Red" happened in one day. Torres overlooked the signal stop. ' .JtrT.tfyorAtt trA Starltnir n Tlitch wrin said also to have attacked and in the United States. , on a man named Mossman. !were accused of an assault beaten DR. C. W. WITTER DIES tTThomas F. Lynch, a shop employe, Sachs was arrested,, but later was It seeks to take its place as a servant of the public provid- yvm August z. ine men yrouuceu released on the order of Mayor AFTER SHORT ILLNESS witnesses to were of the town of Las at a fair to render to prove that they Pelgndo Vogas; HOME IN CITY ing it with dependable merchandise price; inot t the scene of the attack. The Torres appeared a few hours after AT HIS ? CVllbl. said, was com- - his first a of or social affil-- . Judge Roddy arrest, wearing largo a the public regardless race, color, creed, political ! Vplete. The testimony brought out gun. lie said iie had been ap- Br Charles Wilson Witter, 7 1I4Via Vint home fof T.vnrh tuna ntlnpkprl. pointed a depufy sheriff, but later dentist, died yesterday at his iation, the highest degree of service possible through' transac- I Ull-bar- an tl but did not show by whom, the he was disarmed by Sheriff on South Edith street after Bcourt held. The trouhle arose over of about two months. Jle tions which aim a--t mutual satisfaction and The - illness came to profit. objects Thomas McElvaine, who np- a quarrel about the Bhopmen s was 39 veard of age. He .' the accused men, who from C. in as d ' fpeared for strike. Albuquerque over a year ago of the J. Company its operations buyer an n are etrikers.-sai- d that the striking been prac- Penney Waterloo, la., and has i a men are anxious that the law be here for several monMis. seller of merchandise are: and that guilt! persons ticing two months "preserved wish to see j He became ill about rbe ptinlshed, but do not ma . 1. make on its invested and to receive for its d said Theaters Today ago ana ciosou To, capital , Innocent men prosecuted. He his wife, Mrs. t had an He is survived by that the defendants proved Witter, .who .was With him, labor and effort a reasonable profit. alibi. The testimony whs taken by "II" Thentcr Joe Moore and to who are in Iowa, rs Attorney George by his parents Calif. vU 2. merchandise of stenographer. Eileen in "Ar- q brother In Fresno. To place at the service of the public, . C. conducted the case for Sedgwick starring Taylor rest Norma MacGregor." a thrilling .,... i.,i iit tin in state " Ithe prosecution. e. . storv of the Canadian northwest c. i!,.tiinrs' chanel- from l at a fair : 1 Campos Round Over. onui'b . ,., . . dependable quality pric in mounted police; also showing an- to o clock tnis nmniiiis u.l. ' 1 Justice DeBlderio Montoya of n n shinned to 3. to .'Old bound other episode "Go Get 'Em, which ..in be To give 'to' its .employes an opportunity participate Albuquerque yesterday and a reel or two of "Cur- Tndinna. for bunai. mis, i to the grand jury Manuel Ciynpos, Hutch," Mexico. Flor-Jenci- o Events" Mrs. Charles Shivley in the of the business. Icharged with an attack on rent pictures. Witter nnd profits a worker, will accompany the body back Rodriguez, shop Theater A cyclone from 4. To in its stores m en and women who are alive to . ,'tvith a deadly weapon. Feljclano Lyric Mme. place ac- - the southern seas "The Infidel," '&wcla and Augustin Lopz. Macdonald and an courteous- tcusod Jointly with Campos, were with Katherine the public needs, capable of serving, efficiently and all-st- "False REAPPOINTMENT OF Later In the day cast; also presenting .dismfsped. two-re- el Christie com- merchan- swore to a complaint Alarm," a IS OPPOSED skilled in their work and well informed as to the Ixpee HARDING "THE MAN FROM JUDAH" ly; 1 ,ln Justice Roddy's court charging edy. with assault with Sheldon dise we sell. Florencio Rodriguea 1'nstlmo Tlienter William Fox (By The AHBoelnteil I'resO Long Beach Miracle Play by and Clyde words. Campos, Garcia! and Aug. 5 Belief that ' Mason as the star Washington, of were to have been presents Shirley of the federal Shepard ; Under Personal Management 5. To the men and women of its stores to improve Lopes alleged in of the Desert;" also Governor Harding inspire , Rodriguez "Lights H. McDonald the men who dragged "Fox News", and reserve board had speculated per- Loring vfrom a near the Barelas showing pictures, while directing themselves so that shall be cap- buggy a of two reels. sonally in cotton ' through systematic study they hrldeft a short time ago and gave comedy deflation of the The Long Beach Chamber of Commerceis noted throughout the - the alleged policy shown able of its and more him a severe beating. Campos board in 1920 was expressed in the United States for being an alert and progressive body. It has serving patrons more intelligently. by OPERATION SUCCESSFUL author-acto- r, furnished $500 bond signed senate Senator Heflln of this in a marked degree by having engaged the Clyde Mariano Chavez and J. A. Mon- - San Jose, Calif., Aug., 5". An today by role its first annual The J. C. believes that it can b'es't ac- on Alabama, in another speech Sheldon Shepard. to play the leading and produce Penney Company i toya. operation performed today of Governor miracle "The Man From .Tudah." against reappointment play, -- nonpartisan John Black, nationally known The of this lies on the of Tekoa. There Is complish these objects by establishing and preserving a ' WIFE AX1) SFXF was suc- Harding. setting play plalnj WJ SHOOTS golfer today entirely love a of unusual sat-isfacti- Ed- "Lots of people," said Senator Interwoven.a Uaiitlful theme, together with plot on. Bozeman, Mont., Aug. 6. cessful, his physicians announced is in such a manner that is dedicated to mutual service ancl was to Heflln, "believe, that tho governor suspense. Jt Is a biblical play, yet modernized relationship ward Roland, a janitor, shot and tonight. The operation In cotton of a marked in- -' was speculating himself that it loses none its aestheticlsm, yet retains very K killed his wife and then commit- reduce a fracture near the right ' s Ro-- Tt Is at the time of this deflation. What terest. suicide this , morning. shoulder Joint.! now expect- ' ted have had?" of in Bethel are the most gorgeous that the 5 was 53 old and his the Black received In other motive could he The scenes revelry land years ed injuries reiterated is of The author here has builded We are as an organization, the servants 52 Roland, It is be- - an automobile accident Senator Heflin also human mind capable conceiving. strictly speaking wife years. recently Wall street was be- so one finds himself really In Bethel. Jieved, was demented. will not impair his golfing. charges that a scene realistic that the and our constant a im is to of an un- r hind the alleged deflation policy From an aesthetic standpoint this play is unparalleled. The of public prove worthy were Commerce have a A mine In Montana has Intense thirst causes greater in- and that portions of the press citizens of Long Beach nnd tho Chamber of piny sapphire Gov- tho" of excels in ne divided and steadfast loyalty to all people. produced 12,000,000 worm or. me convenience, pain and debility than suppressing speeches against which in opinion many any produced pnywhere I gems in the last zu years. an equal deprivation of solid food. ernor Harding. West. , I Dr. Shepard has Surrounded himself with a very competent staff. He went to great pains to secure a young man from Tacoma, Washington, who has had a vast theatrical training, and who is per- has been C. PENNEY COMPANY sonally managing "The Man From Judah." Ho the leading J. man of some of the largest productions bolng staged in the East and West and nlso theatrical owner; many of you will know him, II. " F.K. Loring .Macdonald. . THOMPSON, Manager. Week - The is to be during, the month of August and; hct atM me- torn .utter play produced trv ' T will have many delegations from m.ny states. Those who would 4r make their reset-va- fons iieed but to write to the Chamber of Com- Join ourHEATROLA merce and they will be properly taken care of. Gub now and get llmh Hotels, Schools, Health and One Ton of Cbql Summer Resorts Read, the Announcements of California's Famous Hotels, Schools, Health. Bench and Mountain ltcsorts ana Solve "Thnt Outing Prob- If FREE lem'' Literature nnd Full Information by Writing Direct, or lit Free Wait M absolutely Information Bureau at Office of tho Morning Journal. ur I week of our HEATROLA This is the last Thorny Croft Sanitarium H GET AND SURE RESULTS CLUB special offer. Join NOW and you An Ideal place In the foothills near Los QUICK Andelea. Beautifully r:tuat-- t amfinil Estate - absolutely FREE with youi" orange trpea and flowera. 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m ' August 6, 1922. Page Eight.' ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1ir performance and endurance and SECRETARY FALL IS ESSEX, "STANDS the of construction of i FORMER RAILROAD Qn DCDCnMC ROC durability H. - hla Essex. , Ur-- I THE- GAFF;'' HERE V ViDLATIONS PRESIDENT NAMED tin i ii. u. h r UUNUK nUrMT IU "Prof.' O, K. Robinson had a IMS ' . aam 10 COAL BOSS INDIAN FIESTA FAIR i , IS AftIPLE PROOF similar efrlencef in the FEDERAL creek, with hla Essex last year , A when) been comnlete- - nrnnnTrn nnnx for Jn- - West In general and after It had WINNER OF THE Tviaiirairii I. I Mr till n additional trophy the Virginia he 4?3mP Ill nr HI for four hours, 1" rV submerged .1, l f lln rtfln to bo held In Santa Fe at a. Httla town In that hy M,l. nil fulr' ee in run- - LU Jl, v win q JVuna,Kto perfect I ' ' vJ

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6, 1922. August ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Nine. Exalteth NatiSn But Sin Is "Righteousness , a a Reproach to Any People."- - Proverbs 14:34 Text Selected By The Rev. Charles R. McKean, Assistant Pastor of the Presbyterian Church

RECORD RUN MADE this model is one that appeals to RICH YOUNG RULER'S REFUSAL SENTENCE NEW ATTACHE AT lovers of and SERMONS BY beauty attractiveness THE STITCH IN CHEVROLET ON U.S. in mot . cars. Aluminum trunk BRITJSII EMBASSY TIME SHOP TIRES IN SOUTH AFRICA guards grace the rear of the body, TO ACCEPT CHRIST'S EXAMPLE Search the scriptures, not to prove your own pet while a durable trunk rack of the "A Stitch in Time sumo Saves so color metal, behind)- which is . theory and God's truth' to suit your opinions, As one of Nine." the sections of the mounted an extra wheel, lends a KOYAL CLKANERS but to find out God's will for life." W. A. e IS SAYS REV. KHUDSEH your Guy, world in which motor cars are be- rakish touch to the rear appear-nnc- 420 West tiold. Phene LESSON, of the cur. A se- S7.7. Broadway Christian Church. ing sold In Inige numbers, South specially Mrs. L. M. Hagans, lected nickel spring bumper on I'rop. Africa has a peculiar Interest for Uie American l 3 v a vtf ooAtw front, plate glass auxiliary Afi erroneous notion may so please our that motorists and automo- vinilKliields, mounted by nickel In Sermon on "The Great Refusal," Lutheran fancy bile manufacturers. Cars of Amer- I is searched in of trimmings: ' cowl r ventilator, a Scripture confirmation it, whereas ican make are especially beveled rear ' Minister Fact That With Christ alone is td In that popular edge vision mirror. Emphasizes Scripture formulate religious principles and country. Dealers appear windHliicld wiper; and a complete VAPOR BATHS in to be unusually progressive and to .set- of five wire wheels is Gain and Without Him AH truths our mind. Carl Schmid, Immanuel Evangel- have comprise Everything, ical Church. plenty of tho progressive Like the other open models of Lutheran spirit bo manifest in this country. the Cleveland Six, new Bath We is A motor the Ches- Have Nothing. event which has recent- terfield Is unusually roomy in botn ly aroused wldiv interest In South front it n rear We can present Christ to the hearts of men in our Africa and which compartments. Mas! e has received This new car is being offered to sage In e recent sermon on the theme, the Master required in every mar.-riag- lives as well as our w6rds. wide publicity in the the "The Great Rev. A. when by We may not be able press there nbllc at tho price of 11295, Treatments for skin and nftrv. Refusal," the ceremony, the parties to was an endurance run from it f. o. b., ous M. Knudsen, of St. Paul'K to the marriage contract are asked explain a single passage of Scripture, but we can Town to Cape factory. "Every facility of diseases: liver, trouble, pastor Pretoria in an effort to tho big Cleveland plant," Cleveland gout, rheumatic and English Lutheran church spoke as to forsake all others and give live Christ. You may teach a or visit establish a faster record Is neuralgic, text Matthew themselves to each Sunday school, than officials state together with every diseases, coi.stlpatlon. Influent follows on the from other aSi1ong the is made by the mail trains. The power within the za. "But when the young man as they live. Christ's demand 1b among poor, and that all right and goodJbut test was n Ingenuity of the lumbago, obpslty. etc. .19:22, highly successful. en Tin ( awav He calls us to for- there is jers, has been devoted to- TltEATMENTS H3.00 heard the saying, he went identical; upon something far better live Christ, present There is no real road between ward the new A for he had was one thai sake all others ari5 link ourselves ' makipg Chesterfield SOH',5 IV. sorrowful; Christ. Carl Armerding of Gospel Hall. the two capitals; but a thousand a leader in Its class.". - Central. Phono 685W had great possessions": to Him forever. But the young odd miles of nours in a. m. to 8 m. too veldt with all that p. Of all the characters In the New man thought thecost great: that implies. Over that the mo- Testament the rich young ruler is he was unwilling to pay the price. torist follows one What did Involve: tracks, In of the most attractive. Clean the refusal Sundays and holiday from 12:30 places and Hi to al- It was a re- stand. To make him walk might travel upon of hand, pure of heart, winsome In the first place, to 8:80 p. m. cause his death. ways. That a car could be driven COMING in character, he fascinates us. It fusal of friendship, friendship of over it at such a in k.n. is a to have one's most Messed It Q. Wlion one calls a telephone rK great thing kept the highest, type. M. E. Church (Spanish). the mall train was regarded as an -- record to be to look is to estimate what the numlxT and gets n response, Is it "TEN. NIGHTS IN clean, jible impossible Meets in Barelas. J. W. Clutter, imi...Bsinie rent. The Journey was back upon a past that is pure and friendship of Christ meant to His pastor. impolite to say, "Who is this?" J. made threA hnn.. mA ot There was of A. W. frt.,,..ut,, A BAR ROOM" wholesome. We are to sup- disciples. that group 10 a. tn. Sunday school. minutes under the time consumed pose that this young man's life men, humble, obscure, unknown 11 a. m. Sermon. A. It is considered rude to in- ine train. had been frea of tamptatfftis; on beyond the limits of their own lit- 7:30 m. the Identity of the person The car ugpA warn a tni.i had no p. Song service and quire ru... the' contrary, as a,' man of great tle circle of friends; they sermon. answering tho telephone call. The rolet. Relays of drivers were wait- mi wealth he. had been exposed to superior gifts, no distinguishing person should ask ing nt men calling whether Klmberley, Johannesburg Albuquerque temptations of a moat subtle typo. qualifications. Very ordinary UNION SERVICES he has tho number he called, then and other points. Foundry had who became extraordinary-- During the Jour, Yet the young man been a they were, Central Avenue Methodist ask for the person with whom h ney the drivers lost tho road manv "fftilllre. through Christ. Obscure men and Machine Works Morally upright, spiritually The of sum- desires to converse, times but in f time in- now third the series of spite the lost bankrupt. Conscious of some they were, whose names are mer union In this way succeeded in a Cars describable In his he the most familiar on the services of the three Q. Is Mount Everest in .Tibet making Eric Buxton, Enrlnrer riianfftrt Mnrhlnlits. Quality lack life, among record that has aroused in Alum- came to Christ. pages of history. But Christ did Highland churches, Congregation- or India? W. I,. L. widespread Caiiingi iron. Brut, Bro. al, Christian and Central Avehu A. Mount Everest is on the interest. The United States Royal Eric Buxton, arrived inum, rcisrtrlci Miitnrs. Oil Enln, We have no means of knowing more than that for them; He not Cord tires with which recently Pump nnd Irrigation. "THEY SATISFY" . Methodist, will be held at frontier between the the car was commercial British Ml that passed between the younsf only gave them undying fame; He today independent went attache at the Wort anil Office Alhoauenin new And the Methodist church. Morning state of Nepal and Tibet. equipped through the Jour- is a of world- nian and Christ in their conversa- made all of life for them. and ney without the nllirhtoof mi.i,... embassy, diplomat tion, but the substance of it has the young man refused such evening services will be held Q. How enh organdy bo made Not wide experience. He has served in by the at 11 a moment was lost because of been preserved to us in the Gos- friendship. joint congregations stiff and crisp? C. W. C. tire trouble. France, Spain, Portugal, North A COMPLETE NEW In- and 8 o'clock. The musio will be touched Then there was the refusal of A. be stiffened j pels. Christ the vital spot' furnished Organdy may Africa, Argentine and Uruguay. In the youth's life, and the young struction, a refusal to sit at the by... the choir of the with gum arable. A teaspoontul man. to bid feet of th teacher of teachers. It Methodist church. of to STOCK unwilling the Master's The gum arabicls used each quart OVERSIZE TIRES i'' ;. went away sorrowful. There was a privilege, any man might Rev. Wlllard A. Guy, pastor of boiling water. THE CHESTERFIELD FOR HOME vi-- i no man of the Christian win be ARE need for further conference. have coveted, but this young church, Q. What is at- FEATURE OF THE This was scorned it. Are we ho the speaker of the He will degree of lieat SPECIAL LATEST characteristic of Christ's better than day. tained by acetylene nml Roadster $530.00 I'oalings with men: there was a If we neglect the book that give preacn in tne morning on "The cutting NEW COLUMBIA "SIX" COMFORTS Dodge Narrowness of welding torches? 11. Ij. CLEVELAND CREATION finality about what he said that us the truth of God? There Is Orthodoxy" and in A. The flame is left no unanswered, no more wisdom on one page, and we the evening on "The Final Au- "One of the unusual features of Dodge Touring . .$425.00 question In capable of producing a tempera- the Snappy, up to the minute in problem unsolved. would almost venture to say any thority Christianity." ture in Columbia light six," said J. became of of In entire The musical for the neighborhood of 6,000 VV. Yenst, of the style, dash and the new Buick What the young' man? page, the Bible, than program the degrees F., the American Garage, vigor, Touring ..$600.00 Did he ever return to become a volumes of other kinds. union services at the Methodist highest tempera- local distributor for the Columbia Chesterfield, latest creation of the And was of church will be as ture that is produced outside of Motors follower of the.IOrd Jesus? We there the refusal follows: Mor- arc. company, recently, "is the Clevelund Automobile Ford Touring ...$325.00 like to believe ho service. This world is for "The of Love" the electric ,The figure has fact that if were 650 Company. that did; the hungry ningAnthem, King not been established. - there pounds Cleveland, bids to be wish is father to the But leadership; it has always been so. (Shelley), by the choir; solo, "The definitely of weight added to the car It would Ohio, fair with Starter thought. . Q. Where Is bu- one of tho most models of so r as we know, the 'ns Christ needed this young man; and Publican" (Van M.-h- Major Andre still be within tho tire makers' popular parting DeWater), rled? 1'. the Cleveland Six line. It was che- final, and tie went away into the the world needed the service he Elizabeth Bradford: offertory, C mileage guarantee. Essex .Touring and A. Major Andre was' originally "The ated in answer to tho insistei.t ..$575.00 darkness of separation from the was capable of rendering. But he piano, "Melodv" (Mas- Columbia light six, is ! buried at N. Y., whera he an truly of e mihllc for newness li Master. He turned his back upon refused to sell his goods, though senet), Veon Kiech and Miss Vera Tappan, overtired car. The six-pl- y ilisuquerque was executed the second of Octo- heavy style and distinction. Buick Touring ..$275,001 the highest and holiest; and life the sacrifice he was called to Kieeh. Evening Anthemr "Savior cords with which every light never the same He make was no than that of Breathe An ber, 1780. In 1821 his remains six Is are hung, suggestive of speed Was after that. greater Evening Blessing" equipped larger and and thn in n was content tho the little Is as pre- (Lewis), duet, "Lead were taken up and reburied near a sturdier tires open road, finished with something Irs', apostles; choir; Kindlv than are usually rich bleen brown, with a infinitely less, than the best. Ho cious to the poor as the much to Light" (Lansing), Miss Carol WIN monument which had been erected found on cars priced as low as tho graceful & Others at Real Prices son and G. to his in Westminster Ab- Columbia. khaki top, and upholstered in (ks Electric been a of" the the rich. Fdwnrd Bradford. Mrs. memory , hid given glimpse beautiful leitlier to mate-- possibilities in himself, and of what And most particularly, here xns Elizabeth Bradford Is musical bey London, England. "Not only does the car ride eas- Spanh the future might bring, and then a refusal of salvation, of the gift and Miss Vera Kiech and Q. What are the four largest ier with these oversize tires, but ' stepped back into the old life. of God which Is eternal life Miss Dorothy Cheney are pianists cities in the I'nlted t Sates accord- they are a distinct economy to the HOBBS MOTOR Christ took him at his word. He through Jesus Christ. He had The regular church offurings ing to nrcn? R. B, 1. driver for an oversize tire contains did not call hlm.backTHe did not asked very specifically what he will be taken as usual, each treas- A. At present, Los Angeles, much more mileage than the ordi- Famous Medium Company COMPANY urge or plead or persuade; he did should do to secure eternal life, urer taking charge of the offer- New York, New Orleans and Chi- nary casing, Also they improvo Messnre Bearer 513-51- . not modify the conditions, and and when told to sell his goods, ings for his own church. The Sun- cago are the largest cities in the appearance of the car and 5 W. Central Tuone 421 it a give suggest that the thing was easier give to the poor, and follow Christ, day schools and young people's amount of territory. solidarity that a car with light MRS. PARKER 'At Your Service" than the. man He he had considered the con- meetings will be. held as usual Q. Is it true that the govern- tires does not have. We Sell the Best and young thought. calmly in Of Ohio now St 412 Sonrhern Phone' 98 simply followed him with his eyes ditions as he would the. terms of a the respective churches. ment 1ms approved a . nen "The combination of oversize Hunk the Rest paper A. IMiono I07-- until he disappeared from sight, business proposition, and Refused. milk bottle? L. W. K. , tires and light weight, is an ideal , venue, and then followed him in thought Christhad set before hUn an open A. The Department of Agricul- one, but it must be remembered declined- to that as he said to His disciples: How door, and he cntr. Answers ture says that of ap- strength must not be sacri- hard is it for those that have With Christ everything is ghln; r to Questions.' proval or disapproval has been ficed to lightness. The Columbia from Him is loss. is and riches to enter Into the kingdom apart everything j made regarding any specula-typ- strong rugged in every par-ticul- of Cod. If we have Christ we have nil; of milk container, from cither the and light at the same time EXCELSIOR , due to Had Christ been unreasonable? without Him all we have is (Any reader can get the an- sanitary or the economic stand- the exact combination of We have an Illustration of what swer to any question point. materials and balance in Soft by writing construction." perfect The Water the Aibuauerriiin .Tnnpn.i rnp,, Q. Can Uie leather grlixlings matlon - from FORD , ;j Bureau, Frederick J. Has- a shoo shop bo used as ferti- Laundry AUTO & SUPPLY in, Director, D. C. lizer? M. G. Chief Justice Taft Is 65 QUICKEL CO. Washington, old years 177 PtiONE 177 Phone 750 mis oiror applies strltftJy to in- A. Large quantities of leather 9Utb and Central formation. The waste now j bureau cannot are said to bo employed C&urdh On In Sioada give advice legal, medical and tie manufacture of ready-mixe- d meg financial matters. It does not at- fertilizers, The value of such tempt to settle domestid troubles leather unless it is subjected to tho AU items for the Sunday church services at Central Avenue M. E. nor undertake exhaustive chamber process Is sniull in on research any pagd must be at the Journal office church. any subject. Write your ques- case, although it is slightly greater noon on Friday. 7 p. m. Endeavor meeting. tion plainly and briefly. ' if steamed tha.n if roasted. by . full name rjv and address and en- Q. Who are tho Hroth-ren- ? v close two River first Methodist Episcopal Church. Central Avenue Methodist. cents in stamps for re- R, K. 1. Corner Third and Lead avenue. Central avenue and Arno street. turn postage. All replies are A. Rivor Brethren is the name Rev. E. McGuire, pastor. J. F. C. C. Hlgbee, pastor. Residence, sent direct to the of a religious denomination F. 31 V South 1862. inquirer.) of Bowyer, Sunday school superln-- " Walter. Phone Mennonite origin, founded in 1770 L. B. Thompson, musical 9:30 a. m. Church school. J. E. Q. After a in tendent. ' rcsuscltaftng person Pennsylvania by Jacob Engle, The Most Delicious Waffles , Major, superintendent. who has been rescued from drown- the name director. services at coming either from the m. school. Morning and evening ing, is it safe to let him C. of its members 8:45 a, Sunday home church. Rev. W. A. N. B walk? fat Hvii.g near tho 11 a. m. Morning worship. Guy rivef, or from their An- will preach. A. Great care should performing Sermon by Carl C. Magee. 7 m. be exer- the act of baptism in the Susque- " (Wil-demer- p. Epworth league, Harris cise "Our Savior-Reigns- ):. unti the person has re- hanna river. Can Be Made thems, Grose, president. covered. If fully on a Duet, "Inspirer of Pray- 8 m. meet- after being partly re- Bass p. Wednesday prayer suscitated he must be car- Columbus er" (Geibel) Miss Cleda and ing and Sunday school council. moved, found American In- L. B. Thompson. ry him on a stretcher. It is dan- dians birch bark canoes ser- to using that I p. m. Epworth League gerous make an ill person,. or more tfian those in vice'. First Congregational Church. one In seaworthy This will be the only, evening Coal avenue and South Broad- injured any way sit up or the old country. . service. way. Harold S. Davidson, ph. D., minister. Residence,- 626 South North Fourth Street Gospel Hall. Walter street. . " Electric Waffle Iron 1300 North Fourth St, Church school at 10 a. m, Vestinghouse Sunday school and Bible class at J. D. Jones, superintendent. 9:45 a. ii. W. C. Raabe, superin- Union services at 10 a. and 8 - m, tendent. p. m. at Methodist church., II a. m. Breaking or Bread In PROTECTION Remembrance of the Lord. Acts Presbyterian Church. V 20:7. No at this hour. .rv-- u preaching ..... H,(U UlilVi (GUIIO, BY THEV 3 p. m. Preaching In Spanish by H. A. Cooper and C. R. McKean, Jose B. Rey. Carl pastors. 7:45 p. m. Preaching by 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Armerding. "The E. B. Cristy. superintendent. New Mexico State Era" or "Tribulation." 11a. tn. Ber. Realty 7:45 Bible Morning worship. Tuesday at p.m. mon by the pastor. Solo by Miss i study in Spanish by Jose B. Rey. m Irma Wolklng. Wednesday at 8 p. meeting 7:30 D. m. Evening Association for prayer at the home of W. E. vice. vnrur. 701 West Roma. Mauger, Wednesday 8 p. m. Mid-wee- k S m., Bible at An Association Friday at p. study prayer meeting. Psalm 107, of Real Estate Dealers, Agents' the hall, and Owners to Church of God. '. cooperating setve the best interest St. Paul's Ens;. Lutheran Church. 1910 8outh Edith. of Real Property Owners of the State and for the Sixth street and Silver avenue. 10. a, school. enactment of laws same as other States have for Arthur M. Knudsen, pastor. 11 a. m. Preaching. the of . 9:45 a, m. Sunday school, A. W. protection the Public from unprincipled Music Bible Dealers. Kraemer, superintendent. ' International Students. Realty led by orchestra. , First floor library building. Cen 1.1 a. worship. The tral avenue and Efllth street. Have you one of these books "DELICIOUS RECIPES WAFFLE-IZED.- " Rev. Neil Ferguson will preach. Meetings for Bible 8 p. m. Christian t Endeavor "study Sunday at 8 p. m. Topic of If you haven't, there is one for you. meeting. Topic, "Better Recrea- study, "Why There Is No Cause tion." Leader, Margaret Blank. for Anyone to Dread thesJudgment Monday 8 p. m. Monthly meet- Day." PREFACE ing C. E. council. ' k 8 p. m. Lesson from Taber Midweek meeting for prayer and nacW Shadows. This little booklet is the of a Bible study, Wednesday, t p. m. Wednesday 8 p. m. Prayer and Delmonico Cafe result constant effort on the 'part of our de- Thursday 3 p. m. Woman's testimony meeting. Topic, "Christ of domestic to Missionary Society. Leader, Miss the Long Suffering." partment science, give all Westinghous appliances a great- Frances Easterday. Friday, 8 p. m. Study of Reve (Courteous waiters, er the is lations. Topic, ."The Vine of th prompt service, Jo user. Wafflizing new method of and . large variety of dishes. jalue preparing baking St. John's Cathedral (Episcopal!. Earth." , SERVICE tasty old and Sllrer avenue and Fourth street, Only the best of foodstuffs are dainty dishes, new, giving them a greater degree of goodness, with ftev. Wm, B. M. A dean. Nazarene Church. Allen, 814 . good for our more results with communion at 7:30 and, 11 North Third street. L. L. QUALITY enough patrons and perfect and yet less work than is possible the old Holy 1970-- way. a, m. ', Gaines, pastor, phone our chef is a true food artist. Howden will ctmduct Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. 'Bishop W. Dishes are washed in The in this booklet are meant as a to creations services. i R. Kinsworthy, superintendent thoroughly recipes only guide new of Sunday school 9:45 a, m. boiling water. Our kitchen is spot- which" will come with a Preaching at 11 a. m. and T:l$ clean We Invito tn your own, little experience. Immanuel Evan. Lutbwan Church. p, m. lessly and vnn Gold avenue Arno stfeet by the pastor. and t, P. S. at 3:80 d. m. visit it at any time. Home Carl Schmid, pastor. Residence, 200 Make your, home a electrical and enjoy the advantage of using mod- South Arno street. - Immaculate to In school 9:15 a. m. Conception Church, If you desire eat a restaurant where food is ern these Sunday at (Jesuit Fathers.) ways for modern days. . Services In the English language 8Ixth prepared as particularly and as as it is at 10 a. m. North street. carefully and in Gsrman at 11 a. Early mass at 8 a. m. at home," your choice wiir be the m. Sermon surVet for both serv- -, 7 undoubtedly Sodality mass at a. m. Delmonico. - ices, "Christ, the Great Emanci- Children's mass (for rhlMriui , pator." , ' only) at 8:lB a. m. K Services In the English language Late mass at 9:15 a. m. TURKEY are held every Sunday at 10 o'clock Evening services at 7:30 o'clock, SPECIAL and CHICKEN and in the German language on , the DINNER r & first and third Sundays of the Christian Science Society.' Albuquerque Gas Electric month, at 11 o'clock. Woman's club building, 618 West Price 75 Company Gold avenue, Cents Your S Broadway Christian Church. Sunday services at 11 a, m. Wed' "At Service" Phone 93 ' Broadway and Gold avenue. nesday testimonial meeting at 8 p. Sjmcopators Orchestra will play from 6 to 8 P. M. Wlllard A. Guy, minister, Resl-- . m. ' ' dence, -- 115 South Walter street. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. 1649-- - Phone ,V The reading doom In room 2, 311 West Central Ave. H !):45 Bible school. Mellni buildin. 412U . Can. s wt a. ro. and p. m, Union tral is T ;r''ll'',V'fr'',. avenue, open dally except ft - Hi i 'v ', "t 1i '" Itkii. 'tmm 1 i ", li I i'ii"i'rnrii;ii n e rainr in

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age. Bulk mixed and packing Albuquerque Morning Journal grades, $7.40 41)8.50; bulk butcher AN l. DEPENDENT NEWSPAPJSH. SEE THE PRETTY BUTTERFLY! J hogs $8.7510.00; extreme top, Published By $10.25. CLASS iOrRNAI. IM nl lSIUMl COMPANY pre mi r ' Cattle Receipts 2Q0. Compared m D. A. M A CP I i EH SON, .President By Hoot. . with week ago: Beef steers and W. T. MoCKElClHT. . . .Secretary she stock 50o to 76c hep higher; grass FOR SALEHouSes REPRESENTATIVES stock mostly COc higher; canners C. SALE Good I modern J. ANDERSON Marquette Bide., A Chicago lover is so rough that and cutters and bulls 25c higher; FOH home, close In, with WANT to buy small house, Uhlraro. 111. u was veals stockers feeders income sufficient for upkeep. I'Jione Tiither close In, f50 down, $30 monthly. KALl'H R. MULLIGAN, 0 East 43d his girl cannot tell wnetner steady; and 1320-- Postofflce box 885, at ner. 50o to 75c Including interest. Strent, New York. a rock or a kiss he threw uneven, higher. six-ri- none. Com FOH SALIC Four, five and city. Entered as second-clas- s the Sheep Receipts modem TO KENT Four or five-roo- matter at 25c homes, sleeping porches. Phone WANTED postufflce of Albuquerque, N. M., and "Caress me gently, Charlie dear," pared with week ago: Lambs 186 house, modern, in Rood location; will In N. under "Throw other classes or unfurnished. entry Santa Fe, M., pending, said cunning Nellie Jjlynn. higher; steady. FOR SALE By owner, new four-roo- consider either turnlshed act of Congress of March 17. 1879. ear and brick house, with Address Mrs. R. Burton, Savoy Hotel. f kisses lightly at my screened porch, city water, TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION bats at my chin. Kansas City. $2,000 cash. 1306 North- Seventh. WOULD I.IKE to buy a nicely furnished Dally, by carrier or by mall, one month, O Kansas City, Aug. 5 (U. S. Bu FOK SALE By owner, suburban home, four room adobe house Willi bath; 85o. In advance. J9.00. 150 j yearly, TNGEKOUS TREADING. reau of Agricultural Economics). four rooms and sleeping porch, cvty rather' close in; $u0 down and MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS e monthly, interest. Address O, OF THE who makes his home Cattle Receipts 2,500. For week: water, fruit trees, crape arbor. including . Ti e Associated Press Is en- Bill Taylor, ho 213, coro Journal. exclusively yes-terd- Beef steers and fat she stock most city. titled to the use, for of all in Lover's Lane, was injured 25o to 50c 76c FOR SALE Four-roo- two news credited to It or not otherwise when he ran a pitchfork ly higher, spots house, W A In local canners 25c cutters porches, modern; comp.etely furnished. NTED Ranches onedlted this paper and also the his left leg. He was doing higher; higher; J new through 50c bulls oalves or without furniture; priced right WANTED To from owner of published herein. well this morning. Rosweu rec- higher; steady; South hear good mostly 25c to 50c higher: fat cowo Eighth. ranch- for sale; state cash price, full ord. of five rooms ' 6, 1922 I heifers to 25c kFOR SALE Bungalow p.nTllculars.-- D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, SUNDAY August - and strong higher: fruit-trees- O Lk- &tSv stock calves And bath, shade and vines, Minn. We never knew what n mtL steady; top steerj etc, 'Would consider good car In trade. 1CIOIS NO- - really WslwtfSH CO. , i WANTED Farm. If you have a good CllitXE GUIS $10. was until we went to one 1024 Forrester, near suit- Pioneer - r i farm Albuquerque for sale WI1EKE. it: r f, & . svsr l atiu'v i v. r.'-'- st. w Hogs Receipts 1,600., Market SALE Three-roo- two of those movie comedies. c to 10c FOR house, able for general farming, write me at active to packers, steady porches, lot 45x137, fruit trees, 'one once with description and lowest price. kinds ad- There la always a margin of er- is most musical higher, plainer 'showing block from street car; Fourth ward; John P. Baker, DeQueen, Ark. Tuba, Ariz., the vance. Good 200 to good terms. Address J., care Journal. ror between the actual and the ap- In the state. city $10.15(10.25; few loads good 200 FOH SALE New four-roo- house, in " FOR RE NT Ranches. parent. That statement applies O $9.60 9.90; two screened ever to University Heights; FOH LISAjSE 3i!0 acres "f mountain particularly to all considerations of The only way some people sows $7.76 8.00. porches, garage, newly furnished; owner, guod to packing steady, grazing end agricultural land j good money values at the time. realize on an invesUnent is real l.uuo. or going east; will sacrifice. lid West four present Slicep Receipts Silver, 477. grass and winter protection; good ha individual and the mind ize they have Deen siung. week: Lambs 25c to 40c higher. phnns rnnm house; 2&e an acre per year. Call public New nomrs n. to be confused fact Top natives, $13.00; light ewes FOR SALE oy owner; at 1?07 VlrirlnlR houjpvarfl. ara apt by the wrote Indian bill? 'Hat. vms.mwu.. fi. rf i 824 West Oold; one Who the it t heavies 60o lower. four-roo- 110 that money values, being legally some with steady, 110 North Maple: one MATTRESS RENOVATING ac- Bill, Renehan, think, North Maple; terms. Call SSI West standardized, are commonly his and ink. Some say 'twas 1949-- pen St. Joseph. phone MATTHESS RENOVATING. $.1.60 and up. as fixed and who did with- 6 cepted unchangeable. Colonel Twitch, it St. Joseph, Aug. (U. S. Bureau INCOME $3o month, price 11,500, fig Rug cleaning, rornlture repairing, fur- It . Is 'rather disconcerting to dis- out a hitch. 8ome state 'twas of Agricultural Economics). Hogs ures over 25 ner cent: two small nouses niture packing. Phone 6H-W- , or 2036-- cover that the value of the money Charlie Cat, pot talking through Receipts 4,000. Shippers took on corner lot, 60x142; also includes $250 Ervln Bedding Compan his 250 medium worth good furniture; terms. Fnone of any nation, solvent or insolvent, hat. around lisht and 1713-- And all the alleged, authors at $10.1 5 10.25; looks FOR SALE Real Entale or distressed, is purely butchers Three-roo- prosperous with to 6c f6r RALE modern cottage. sometimes agree them. By the way. strong higher than yester on South Walter, rumlshed, FOR SALE choice East Silver View relative and violently Indian mar-- completely 900 down, balance $10 coat of What is this here, now, day's shipper market; packer $376 down, balance $30 month; priced lot, block: part fluctuating, whereas the bill? ket slow, uneven and to 10c below for sale. Call per month. Vhone 1727-- or 1120Vs steady market value quick , living which appears to fluctuate O lower; choice light packers, $10.25; at 701 East Santa Fe. North Second, after 6 p. m, Vdarmingly Is really a more stable We got a letter addressed to the packing sows dull, 10c to 25c low- FOR SALF, Well-bui- by practical quantity than money value. "Mourning Journal," and tell the er; average cost yesterday, $9.38; builder. 7S cash, or best offer, buys ' glassed-i- n porch. The St. The real value of money is rep- world about it so the funny guys weight 247 pounds. and sleeping University of Andrews, Cattle 200. - in Scotla"a. ln 1410 resented entirely by its purchasing may get busy. Receipts Compared town fV heaHh.,eke;:.r- P.li. V neces- v O with week ago: Best fed steers and South Hlirh 175s-- mo coursefcd euu me power when Invested in the to 50c phone kuu uiere is case Sing a song of six bucks, a pock yearlings 25t higher; grass FOR SALE In south highlands, new mecca of sities of life. It Is often the otic to screen.-- golfers. et full of rye. It takes a wad to steers uneven, l nigner; thiee-rao- cottage; two large when cost of necessities built-i- n that the slake your thirst these days when she stock and bulls 15xj to 25c in porches, oak floors throughout, of I -Z- appears to have soared analysis you re dry. I - r r, ft Wf-r V.I J.I... "H.W I I higher; calves 60c higlier Week's features; a real buy; very small pay- case will show it is the bulk Best steers, ment down, balance like rent. 701 East the that closing prices: or 693. franc, mark $8.7510.10; grassers, $6.908.40; Santa Fe, phone dollar, pound sterling, I ; COMING or ruble that has fallen in value. beef cows, $4.75 5.75 a few As i I choice up to $6.50; bulla, $3.75 FOR SALE Furniture war threw out of the People View It tv- :,,,!i1,i,',!'i," wwia - The everything w H i IV NIGHTS IN Il... 5.00; veal calves. "TEN of liv- ,.'.'i $9.00a9.&0. FURNITURE REPAIrtlNO and upholster step and after several years Sheep Receipts 200. Compared ing. Phone 613-- or 2035-- Ervin of ' A BAR ROOM" a artificial .. II U Mil i I classes Company ing under system I l UY with week ago: Killing BeadingLE values some of us have lost our Albuquerque, N. M., Aug. 6. about steady. Week's bulk prices: FOR-SA- Mahogany dresser1, qunrter- - a Editor Albuquerque Morning Jour- Best nattve Iambs, $12.0012.35; sawed oak buffet; very reasonable. bearings and need readjustment 223 North 2128-- of our and chronometer nal: ' western, $12.25 & 12.75 ; yearlings, Elm, phone compass We note with the an- fat ewes, FOR SALE Two o,ak wardrobes. Threo ., can ourselves as surprise $9.50; $4.606.50. before we orient nouncement of of a fel- oak tiresaers, one wooden bed, three the death small center tables. .328 to time and place and values. low a veteran of the world "Denver. ' springs, three v re buddy, North Third. DON'T CARRY A monumental work toward war, who. as you say, has made Denver, Aug. 5. Cattle Re- ' stoves, has been accomplished sacrifice who 800. Market Beef FOR SALE Refrigerator, cook adjustment the supreme and ceipts steady. wardrobes, Ivory dressers, complete heif- Mur-nh- bv the National Bureau of Jicono died in obscurity. Why does not steers, $7.00 10.00; cows and line of new and used furniture. v MONEY ON YOUR mio Research, In which the main the local American legion post ar- ers. J4.25ffl)7.50: calves. $6. 000 Furniture Co., 325 South First. was the in a program of visiting and 9.00: bulls, $2.7504.25; itockers FOR SALE Edison talking machine, endeavor to determine range 7.75 mat- TRIP the up their disabled bud- 7.75 ; 7.70. and feeders. $4.50 0 Singer sewing machine, brass bed, come of the United States not cheering glum demand, cables, 100. Market articles not men- dies? Surely on the field, one .13; Hoffs Receipts tress, spring; other but the nation or the Germany demand, cables, ln first-clas- s condition; not government, would not have a dy- Holland steady. Top, $10.10; bulk, $10.00 tioned; all A of in passed up 13H. demand, 38.65; been used by sick. S14 North Walter; people. corps experts do so when 38.70. 0.10. 7 m. more ing buddy. Why now, cables, Norway demand, iii none. Market call between 8 and p. Be economic research has spent their assistance is needed as much 17.15. Sweden demand, 26.10. Den- Sheep Receipts Money May thnn a. vear unon this task. Its as ever, in fact more so, than dur- mark demand, 21.50. Switzerland unchanged. " DRESSMAKING Lost or Stolen be when were 19.00. findings are quite convincing ing the war, there "WOMEN 'ALONE CAN STOP wand. But I must work and demand, Spain demand, SEWING 1109 South High. two di detailed to do this work. magic 15.50. Greece 2.90. Po- nause. after adopting quite agencies WAR," SAYS JOHN BAS- wait, and watch and and demand, PRODUCE WANTED Phono 1&90-- 1010 us hope land Czecho-Slo-vak- Sewing. verse methods of arriving at their Let suggest, that a list be SET!1 MOORE pray. It will come it can It demand, .01'. Forrester. Our Travelers' Cheques made of all total- 2.4G. de- Mil- - nnint of the lis men,, same must." demand, Argentine 6. Mar- HEMSTITCH INO Wllllama' determination, In The world is the every mand, 36.37. Brazil demand, 13.70. Chicago, Aug. Butter pleating. are cashable show agreement ly and permanently disabled, where. Human nature is the same. llnery. $0 Poutn on. everywhere, tires astonishing, other words n. now locat- Montreal, ' ket unchanged. nriao.worn 99. Re- FIRST-CLAS- S guar are safe from theft and with an almost negligible percent- ed in It is this same human nature Eggs Market unchanged. dressmaking, . and around Albuquerque. which balks the passage of peace. cases. anteed. 320 West Lean, pnonc j,q.-.- be age of variation. We to take care of all ceipts 13,457 Sitlsfactlon guar may replaced if lost. In 150 agree that, So long as we love glory, so long Alive, unchanged. SEWING 25o hour. It Is certain tables the men, here, would be an GRAIN Poultry Re- anteed. 311 Eoutn Barvara. ' as we bravery,- so as Market stronger. of the worship long Potatoes R-- pages of the first volume almost superhuman task, but a we so MARKETS Total U. S. ship- 8400 r. at call of 33 visit thrill the battle, IK ceipts cars. ana Let Us Equip You For report which make the strongest weekly to all bedfast men, will we have war," John Chicago Board of Trade. 794 cars. East shore Vir- PLEATING, accordion, side u. Wil-tor- d ' long says ments, K. Crane. S15 North to the casual reader. would only be carrying out the Bassett American Chicago, Aug. 5. Wheat was Cobblers, $2.75 .n the Trip. appeal of American Moore, delegate ginia barrels. Seventh, Apartments, phone314: I. of the research staff original program the to the international court of Jus- (Ily The Associated Press.) under pressure in the last 3 sacked Cobblers, jprsne King thirty 00; New Jersey HEMSTITCHING done in ino his investigation of national legion. tice at The Hague. minutes and broke few sales, $1.75 cwt.; Nebraska promptly made The vital question, which the today prices condition. best possible manner, prices reaonui. the sources of pro- "In the great to lower sacked Early Ohlos. poor 117 Oold avenue, .Jione 435-- singer First Bank income through American legion must decide, is we FINANCIAL sharply, closing sacked Savings Oswald W. Knauth span of life with lc$1.06 lcto $1.07 $1 00 1.10 cwt.; Minnesota Pewlng Machine Company. duction while whether it is to be interested o September the only make Just s and which showed the "Ohios, $1.40 cwt. and took for his bases of estimate In sports, carnivals and fairs from .Hi much in Wall Street. December, Early rev- progress weakness, at $1.07 to FOR SALE OR TRADE official returns of the internal which it expects to gain large Aach (rpnnrnHnn New York, Aug. 5. Despite un- greatest City. t Corn declined Tie to Kansas WANTED TO TRADE Team of good Trust tax. The is I $1.07. 5. Company enue office on the income financial returns, or whether it I We creej) forward favorable developments in the coal c lc. Kansas City, Aug. Butter, com- to 9?i oats were c to off and pro- work horses for vacant lot; not par difference in the two become conscious of its higher a little, make our and rails strike and unchanged. Phone 1658-J- ; ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. greatest nobler situations and fur- visions 15c to 27 c down. eggs poultry ticular as to location. for year since 1908 and objective, the welfare seemingly impor- ther in interna- call 310 North Broadwavi See Scott putations any of the local American comprrcatlons the Wheat showed less activity than Cotton. Is less than 7 per cent but community, tant strides of tional situation the on and averaged New York Rldeneur. a little and at in when a during week, the previous day 5. Cotton fu- ', Is less republic humanity large, progress, prices in the financial markets in the New York, Aug. the average for the period their disabled for new condition lower, there being nothing steady. Oct.. difference. cluding bundles, hold up remarkably well, the aver-ag- o overnight developments to cause tures closed barely than half that whom the war is not yet over. arises, and back for rails a new enthusiasm on the side. $21.10; Dec, $21.12; Jan., $21.06, knows that while Disabled we touching top any buying $20.96. Every person Members of Distant Posts slump. Ten for the "ear. While there was considerable sup- March, $21.03; May. his income is consideraDiy larger of the American Legion. twentj', in from thirty Dealings the stock market port on the breaks in the' main it than It was before the war years. have been comparatively light and came from shorts who were taking Now York Metals. as measured The work of of a New York, Aug. 5. The copper 30 to 80 per cent say, largely professional character. profits. A fair decrease in local steady little idea as to; iTrir years of science. The unexpected of some stocks Is to be market has been generally in dollars, he has the of strength contract expected week owing to a MM iY.SawT WHfl1 1 M efforts of the high grade rails and indus- shown for the week, the receipts past how it rates when the purchasing ' MS tta lahnpolnvv nil moderate demand for export and IN THE PAY'S trials, however, has been nscvibed 4.932,000 bushels and ship- de- power of the dollar of say NEWS to being in the of ii accumulations by strong bank ments 4.341,000 bushels. some little improvement is compared with that the year answer to the cry for Justice. Mo interests. of stock were not mand for home consumption. was even ing Liquidation Country offerings large to the nt of 1913, before the war J. P. T. O'CONNOR. thers may say they do not raise in the hands of small investors has and the car situation was said to Prices have held well up horizon. their sons as food for cannon, but ele- Some are apparent on the Party lines have been dropped been relatively normal. Weekly be worse. Fourteen Interior level. producers New research shows when the call comes these same reviews of the iron In- 111. ter- naitinff 14 o delivered at This economic completely in the U. S. senatorial answer. and steel vators in the Springfield, 1910 there was a in Dakota where re mothers will be the first to dustries indicate perceptible stag- with 403,000 bushels of York. that as early as fight North "When we learn to our ritory ; of the per capita publicans and democrats have present nation nf production, the plants of on hand, reported receiving Iron was firm. marked increase laurel wreaths to the heroes cf the United States Steel grain flood rains bar silver, 69'kc. of citizens of the United united to defeat former Governor to corporation only one car yesterday, Foreign income peace in place of thoso of war, being reported early in the week were in of the Ca- Mexican dollars. 63c. In 1909 It was $319. In Lynn Frazicr and send Attorney will be a reported parts States t TP i vr perhaps there greater as operating at 70 per cent of ca- nadian northwest, improving crop 1913 had advanced to $354. The chance for peace. Legislation can as 75 cent last it nor to the sen hu- pacity ngalnst per prospects there. CHEVROLET UTILirr war in its first year, 1914, caused legislate away everything but month while independent concerns Corn and oats were dull, the t ,l li ate to occupy the man nature. but pride. BUILT FOR decrease of Income to $336 per seat of Everything have fallen down to 60 per cent. trade being mostly of a local char- COUPE a of the pres- "We may say we are the only Car with of from the prevalence ent, loadings the exception acter. A summary of reports - MEN capita. During Incumbent, nation which deals honorably, don't coal, however, ontinue to Indicates a BUSINESS- war it advanced as ": Porter J. Mc- - sav increase, central Illinois bumper ' the other nations the same? the latest available ap- but to 1917. $523; Cumber, defeat of statistics crop of corn there, owing 1915, $358; 1916, $446; "When it comes to a question proaching the in the on fields not cut, the executives of cd by Frazior in a peak figures many being Factory state tha 1918, $586. national pride, is it not only fall of 1920. that grain will be small. Motor Company A I ( the capita earn- the primaries. of personal pride enlarged Price cuts In automobiles and cropof and low to i i a Apparently, per This is not question prnvlslnns were weaker tho response """"?.which Is a Ruggedness or income had increase j5 a thousand fold? tires were followed by further cuts er on scattered selling credited to ...,.z.l TTtnifv ing was very the first time "Conditions change, life changes, in crude oil and especially' ior business strength jsn't cent. This, however, Dakota sum- gasoline. Sugar small packers. SrbSlt MERE of per because demo the rules we may make this prices advanced on reports that Rigidity from being true crats and rcpub be as next oa Closing prices: toleamp?y ST far mer may outgrown the in storage In Cuba prob- Dec, gTat construction matin-facture- rs power of the dollar licans have unit- clothes. Life is supply Wheat Sept., $1.06; business men and ample power equipment by many large the purchasing our last year's ably would be exhausted before the May, ' O'Con- we can- $1.07; $1.11. oimuu.. - a car unquestionable capacity of motor trucks and had undergone an astonishing ed behind fluid, ever changing, and new crop was ready for the mar Doc. salesmen wvw onnreciate on the ba-- S nor. back- not or Corn Sept., 61c; 57c; ,,r . tnr their use. for these are passenger cars. hrlnkage. Compared They prophesy plan. ket. May, 60c. in recuperation powers ed him against "We must learn to cut our cloth Rates on call money stiffened auvu, the make a owner of a truck or pleas- of relative purchasing IK A for a Oats Sept., 33c; uec, available things that "Every 1913 was accordingly, hoping in the week as result of line has been himself to see capita income of cdNNoR III perhaps, early a May. 38c. Chevrolet for ure car owes It to thaler growth of charity, rather month the quo- of the country storage battery rugged. Is Prest-O-Lit- e. capita. Income Jjrro VlJZ, steady end requirements, Lard Sept., tiu.uz; uci fjv.au. in all sections Prest-O-Lit- e that his next battery a $354Vhile the per and he lost less than than a sudden flash of impulse. tations on weeks, Vt estimated The ruggedness of the $372, instead of years ago by Monday and Wednesday Ribs Sept., $10.07. only a Jew for , , of 1918 was only 5.000 votes. "Will religion do it? An eternal to 5 cent. On Thurs- schedules had to be battery Is responsible was the dollars ac- getting up per production as Call and talk It over with us. $586, which O'Connor. Canadian by birth, faith In the Giver of Life? It day the rate was don to 4 per cent Omahn. changed several times. Its adoption standard factory tually received. was reared on a farm and took his hasn't yet has it? and Fridav it fell still another Omaha. Aug. 6. Wheat No. 3 In designing w ""VTCl of PB-- And now that prosperity appears law degree at the University of "Have we not had prophets point to 3 per cent. There was a '$1.01 1.04; No. 3 hard, Coupe," states ona ui we from time far gone? hard, Utility tnac me to be steadily returning have North Dakota in 1907. Later he the Word, fairly good demand for time $1.0101.04. officials, "we felt u"" who as took a post grad course at Talo. No, I don't think religion will do it. money. Corn No. 2 white. No. 2 car was used to sucn. u. tfie average person, figures reserve their decisions 54c; . ToHnvs nurelv as a utility learned anything He first Jumped into prominence "People Closing prices: mixed, . 64c. "per capita," war until a climatic, con . 47 - that a Ap- politically when he led the forces for tragic American Beet Sugar...... Oats No. '3 white, 31S31c. for com- purposes curious experience? are R to from this of dition forces a decision. They j American Can 9 car should be built especially We have been cap- the leaguers to car parently not. in in 1917. religious according their lights. American ismemng ft iter g. , tu meet these requirements. and the state legislature in- tivated by the fictitious values O'Connor is known as a but' when a real or imaginary American Tel. & Tel 122 LIVESTOCK of course, should give all weather and progres on u uu... have come to regard actual sive. During the war he spok in sult is perpetrated their nation, Anaconda Copper 63 protection and otnerwtse with contempt. The in or war could you or a thousand prophets Atchison 102 CIilcao. with a durability suuiciem. i relative values many states the Interest bid Or boosts loans. He was a follower of Pres- in Galilee ahem heed, stay T?alHmorft & Ohio 57 Chicago, Aup;. 5 (U. S. Bureau of withstand hard usage every day vicious circle of alternating wrath? 77 and scale ident Wilson and a of the hand of righteous Bethlehem Steel "B" Agricultural Economics). Cattle in thn vear. regaraiesa m wca.o. of the cost of living the supporters if we could offer the 58 also possess one the of nations. "Perhaps California Petroleum Receipts 1.000. Compared with or season. It should STOBAGE of wages gets nowhere because league substitute of the great resources of Canadian Pacific 141 fully In keeping BATTEKft to any He is 38 and unmarried. a week ago: Beef steers and year- an appearance must Immediately respond peace, a filling of the coffers, Central Leather 3R'4 lings 25c to 50c higher, spots up with the character of high grade of the other. of revenue, 73 tflte Motorist's change in the rating steady stream perhaps Chesapeake & Ohio more; in between grades showing firms. . ' , Treasure CheSt ofSeroice" in the scale of cos is UNEMPLOYMENT COSTS if we could for a sufficient length Mil. & St. Paul 31 H most week. "One ou ,',, vi Every boost value of Chicago. rain. Top yearlings for prominent of and commodities inevit- of time demonstrate the Crucible Steel 93 $10.75; better grades butcher cows nnnm nqinB a large number of wages ENGLAND In contrast to the destruc- Cuba Cane 16 cut for Its salesmen has demon- Distributed by accomplishes the same result 85,000,000 peace Sugar and heifers and canners ana cars s ably of the tion of war, perhaps your wives Erie 17 ters 15c to 25c bulls 25c to strated that each of the salesmen is the depreciation 1920 could not higher; 40 to 100 per which medium POUNDSjSINCE and mothers preach Great Northern 84V4 40c lower; veal calves mostly 75c sales Increase from of the dollar as a earnestly and constantly Tnt. Marine pfd...... 66 aa soon as he begins using a values eoelato peace Mer. pfd higher; stockers and feeders strong cent Monitor auto company government IB; riie Press.) 36 . All the enough. Kennecott ...... s bulk motor car. This is because this of exchange. in- - 6. Britain Copper spots higher, week prices i world cannot London, Great , voice and the & ci h found their sales' ...... a. th Aug. "After all, their Louisville Nashville., 134'4 beef steers, $8.90ffi10.40; stockers that PHONE 893 t of this the 17.2 from six to eight : with the working has paid out 85,000,000 under voice of the home, the average Mexican Petroleum and feeders, 1 5.50 6.50; butcher men can make terfere since of the average man is the Pacific 22 canners and towns a where formerly 313-31- 5 West Silver N. M. of consequence. unemployment insurance acts Missouri she stock, $5.25'i57.2,r; day they Albuquerque, law statement of the world. His deci- York Central 97 $3.1 5 veal calves. morta from one to four, and it November, 1920. This only hope New cutters. 3.90; ad' was made Sir Mon- sions are her decisions. Northern Pacific 79 J10.00O10.75. these men an additional recently by in 46 able to carry INTERNATIONAL MEET tague Barlow, secre- "Blood is red and hot youth, Pennsylvania . Hogs Receipts 6,500. .Light of beine parliamentary and there has never been a recom- 76 25c to 40c others a of advertising HIGHWAY MAKERS tary of the ministry of labor, who Reading hogs dull, lower, along quantity to nc said also intend- mendation for a declaration of war Republic Tron & Steel 71 weak to 25c lower. Top, $10.70; matter which they can place that the ministry to Con- 30 r MAY ed to press the of Insur- sent by any president auy Sinclair OH & Refining bulk aeHirable light around $10.50; the- best advantage at strategic IN question 91 - NOTICE! SPAJNJEXT ance and had ap gress which has not been ratified. Southern Pacific snots 225 to butchers. points." by industry, "Honor Is the core of the na- 25 bulk medium Chevrolet officials state that Associated Press.) pointed a committee to Investigate Southern Railway $10.00?i)10.25; weight , (By The tional existence, it has been and Studebpker Corporation ....131 ana heavy butchers, $8.75oi9.6u; doctors and other professional men 5. Road mak- the matter. so na- 4T the New York, Aug. A solution of always will be in the vital Texas Company pigs quiet, desirable kinds, $10.25 have been among leading buy Sealed bids will be received by the. County Treas- the world will possible the prob- of world. 64 ers of Chevrolet coupe. ers from around lem would be a compulsory state tions the Tobacco Products (910.40; medium, $9.75010.50; tb uuiiry of Bernalillo next May to "Remember the revolution of Union Paeiflo 143 packing sows, smooth, $7.60 S. 35; urer County for the purpose' of selling meet in Seville. Spain, scheme to provide a minimum of disarmed 101 "WHEN PASSING experiences and views benefits for and to form Haftl when the planters United States Steel packing sows, rough $7.1007.60; car ahead. Loan Loan exchange everyone), corn knives. Men win 64 19.DUMIH.41I. of a horn an au- the following Liberty Bonds: Victory benefit. The Inter- a basis on which Individual indus- fought with Utah Copper kill nt Digs. The blowing by for mutual ba-e- with teeth 3.000. Market another car 3-- 4 met first could build schemes fight with fists,! Sheep Receipts tomobile overtaking 4 bonds, $10,000 ;Third Issue Liberty Bonds, national Road congress tries special and limbs, with broken, writhing Bonflta. witn ween ago: is a sitnal for the car ahead to pul) according to their .own require- LilXTty steady, compared, "in Tarls in 1908, and the last bodies men will fight with ail the New York. Aug. 6. Liberty Killing and feeding classes steady over to the right to allow the car $20,000; Fourth Issue Liberty Bonds, $10,000. All ments. ' first cull to on the left. meeting was In 1914.! primitive instincts of humanity bonds closed: 3s. $100.96; to 15c higher, mostly; natives in the rear pass for I'm hop- second 4s, first 25c western lambs Cars should not attempt to pass at bids must be in the hands of E. B. Swope, Treas- next will . vengeance. Perhaps and blank; averaging up; The meeting spring 'JKRtSALEM RAILWAY. In 4s, Week turn, curve ' 6. ing for a swifter step human $101.24; second $100.64; comnrislne bulk of supply. an Intersection, sharp urer of Bernalillo 9 bring together d legates represent- Jerusalem, Aug. The British 4s, lambs. $12.25 when the crest of County, not later than o'clock' to third $100.66; fourth 4s. hulk nrices native ar approaching ing national aid state govern- government has proposed lrb which I feel will 4s, 12 $12.35 fi) 12.85; fat a hill. ' roads associations of the Wahablte "That step $101.30;. Victory (uncalled). 60; western, a. m.', Tuesday, August 9th, 1922. The right is ments and goo Saoud, leader come unexpectedly out of the blu, $100.88; Victory 4s (called), ewes. $3.B0fl7.25: fneder lambs, in the United States, Belgium, tribesmen, the construction of a some still leg- 4s, $8.00 Tho word "acre" originally was reserved to and all bids. to day. But we must $100.54. $12.1512.50; cull natives, reject any Canada, Australia, New Zealand, railroad line from Jerusalem' islate on the rules of warfare. The 9.00. r supposed to represent the measure China, Japan, France, Great Bri- Bagdad. Ibn Saoud has not con- youth of all the world is Exehawre. of land a man could plow in one Den- British impatient. Foreign E. B. tain, Italy, Holland, Sweden, sented; nevertheless the We have learned to wait. Perhaps New York, Aug. 6. Foreign ex- nmiihn day. ' SWOPE, soon will work on the line. I. , 6 S. of Ex-O- " mark, Switzerland, Argentina, begin too, would like to follow the gen- firm. Great Britain de- Omaha-- (U. Bureau ff change, Aug. hu- Treasurer and icio Collector Czechoslovakia. Spnin, Portugal. When completed it will be possible eral of the famous Sixty-sixt- h mand, cables, 60-d- Agricultural Economics). Hogs Oldest known products of Po- to travel from Cairo to Bagdad In when he to $4.45; $4.45; sales are estimated to have Norway, Germany, Jugoslavia, said me, "Stop wa-r- bills on banks, $4.43. France Receipts 8,000. .Early steady man industry "Bernalillo County. , land, Austria, Cuba, Chill, Brazil three days Instead of the three nave peace." demand, 8,19: cables, 8.20. Italy to 10c lower; general market 10c been made 25,000 or 30.000 years and other countries. weeks required today. "I, too, would, ,llke to we the demand, $4.62; cables, 4.63. Bel- - to 250 lower than yesterday'sXaver ago, 'August 6, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAD

OWNER SAYS SELL OPPORTUNITIES five-roo- WANT A HOME? A GOOD HOME AND A, WILL TRADE KINGSBURY'S KOLUMN My house vand sleeping Pobble dash, mod- FIRE INSURANCE serv- Six rooms SPECIAL VALUE One more on eight rooms, basement, front and and a or pieces of land $5,-00- 0. fel- - " V porch,, large glassed GOOD INVESTMENT Seven-roo- ern. Well located, First ward, When you saw the other ' ice porch, garage, hot water sleeping hardwood floors, house on South North Fourth street for houses 7 low' house GO BRICK HOME. plant, porch, Seven room modern house with closo Terms, per cent on de- burn you thought i In Broadway, In, shade ajid or vacant lots. gde'-size- d and lawn, shade, fruit, vines, walks, furnace, gas, garage, lawn, city ferred of your fire Insurance. Four rooms hardwood floors, 3 sleeping grape vines. furnished to Loan on payments. Slassed-i- n a. Hard- fine location on paved street, Partly Money Close In Second rooms Did you take out that addi- .eplng porch. ACKERSON & Is porches, completely furnished for $5,000. Terms If desired. ward, sli wood floors. Modern. Garage GRIFFITH,' and the paving paid. The You can house and City rroperty. and glassed-i- n Bleeping room, tional insurance you wanted. Realtors. and terms are Seo live in this Bettor see this one. and a complete home. Located price right. make on the side rent- "Our modern, $5,800. Five hundred We will bo glad to have a 120 S. Fourth. Phono 414. enough per.sonal attention to J, D, KELEHER, man call on fix close In on a Rood street and ing rocrtns to pay good interest littlo down, balance like rent. you and it up. M. every detail' five-roo- m reasonable. Jas. , Almost new, Houses for sale, for rent, for can be bought very ( , Johnson, on the whole investment. For Phono 5T. Realtor., bungalow. ' ' see 211 W. Gold Tliono 410. Third ward, fine location, garage, lease, many furnished houses FOK SALE Insurance. Real Estate, Loans. price and terms Limited amount of money to rent or liOCATED , loan first shade, lawn, $4,500. Easy tci.ns. for lease. OX EAST CENTRAL 13,750 frame Imnualo, new, 216 W. Gold. Phone 240. A, L. Martin mortgage. New stucco adobe, five rooms and mortem, oak Company, H, CHAS, ROEHL, A new brick home. floors, fireplace, East bath, fire place, oak floors, ce- brand Oentrnl. Realtors. , 6 10. Franklin & Company ment basement, excellent location I'hone Hardwood floors throughout. $8,000 brick, modern, well built, Real Estate, Fir and Auto EXCHANGE Four rooms and sleeping hardwood floors, hot water heat, shade Insurance. Realtors. THE $4,250, terms. nook. All and fruit trees, Fourth ward. WANTED Insurance, Investments, Loans. 120 W. McMlLUOX A WOOD, Realtors. porch. Breakfast 223 W. Gold. i Phone ISA. Gold kinds of built-i- n features. Fur- 4,200 adobe, stucco, bath, eto., BUY SHT,1j OK TRADE 805 V. Gold. Insurance, Loans, east front, shade and fruit trees, North nace heat Good-Size- d base- Twelfth street Tie makers.' Apply ITUXHTIU;, ETC. ment. Large screened porches Some good buys in business property. Ij. & K. h. McSPADDEN Lots McKINLET and can be bought for only , and houses in all parts ot the city. I,An AXD I'hone 1111. $5,250, On extra good terms. LUMBER CO., Wanted, Money to Loan mm A. Kciltor On FIRST MORTGAGE 8 FLnSCEHEl, Thorcau New Mexico good Albuquerque property, ROBERTS-TURNE- FOR RENT...... BOO, R CO. Ft' Aorideni, Atttomilille tcsurance, we can place at once 12, We have several sums to We have several good apart- Boi loan Surety Is, Loans. $2,250, $2,800 and have regu- out on first 8 218 W. Gold. Phono 407. ments and houses for rent in No. Ill 8. Fourth St. .telephone TI. mortgage, per AND-COSY- lar calls for other amounts. cent real all parts of the city. NEW , TERMS, city estate. A BRICK HOME House No. 016 Eleventh $5,000 SWEIJj MODERN and room across North fivn-ron- Living dining the On Luna boulevard, at a price four-roo- brick, clnso in. n Safe modern brick, two FIVE-roo- m LINCOLN ADDITION front, ,built-i- book cases, fine cannot five Fir $4,750 SURE GOOD that you beat, porches, lot 50x300 feet-pr- iced A few more good lots to be" WE WILL GET YOU 8 fire place, kitchen in rooms As As It Lasts $6, C00 SIX modern, West sldo. i prettiest and sleeping porch, fire Long EXCEI.DE NT at had In Lincoln addition, lo- town, breakfast hardwood ward. $3,750; $750 cash, $4.500 NEW FIVE ROOM nook, place, furnace, garage, lawn, room modern, Fourth balance llko rent. See it cated on North Fourth street . AND ,10 floors, fine sleeping porch. terms. FIVE today. modern, West sldo. with some shade and fruit for trees; part $10.00 Per Load $6,600 SPLENDID amounts of $600.00 and over J, P, Gill It. McCIXGnAN. HEATTOR. room modern brick, w. sido. $4.200 SPLENDID MODERN also Realty Company, A Better five-roo- trees; extra large lots. secured by first mortgages on Orad $16.00. SIX City Realty Co, . stucco, Fourth Phone 770. 823 W. 204 W. Gold. Phone 442-- J. $0,000 EXCELLENT Good terms. Albuquerque city improved prop- Central. room modern- - brick, Fourth Realtors, Wfllrd. All to be Real Estate, Insurance, Notary about 07 W. Gold. erty. property shown in Public. (Of 1,000 feet) ward. Phone B67. $4,200 SNAP IN FIX ROOM oe ex- MOD-er- n, D, KINGSBURY person and papers to $5,800 A- -l SIX rtOOM modern, Fourth uard. J, at- "MONEY Call with Wagon Realtor. amined and prepared by your TALKS" close) In, East side. $3,850 CHOICE FOUR ROOM our client's 5 CON-cret- Real Estate, Loans and torney, expense. Have modern HOMES that Terms Cash $5,500 SURE DANDY e modern brick, Fourth ward. Insurance. Goodall Investment vCo. must be sold at once, 2 are fur- adobe five room mod- $3,800 CLASSY FOUR ROOM 3 WANTED 210 W. Gold. TOono 907-- Room 6 nished, are not owners are ern, Fourth ward. alodern, elevation. y Grant Bldg. PAT, THE PLUMBER, McKinley Land '& By (Over Golden Rule Store) leaving for the east this month $5,300 NEW FIVE ROOM owner; $3,000 for three $3,750 GOOD SEVEN ROOM Phone 349. and want the money to take with 216 North Third, modern, 100x142 ft. lot, years on one of the best homes modern, West side. them. Come in anrf Lumber Co.; in IN FIVE Insurance, Loans, Real Estate let us tell Plumbing and Heating. North side. University Height. $3,600 SURE FINE you about them, one of them $5,250 NEW FIVE ttOOM room modern, West side. Repair Work a Specialty. New Address Z, G,, A- might bo Just what Albuquerque, Mexico, elevation. $3.250 -l FOUR ROOM you want, PHONE 201 highly modern, Cara $5,150 NEW FIVE ROOM Journal. modern brick. West side. A, C, STARES modern adobe Btucco, eleva- $3.150 NEW FIVE ROOM EM1S House Hunting Made Easy - w. 321 W. Gold Ave. Phone. 168 tion. modern h. floors, etc., Furnished and houses $5,000 SEVEN ROOM MOD-or- n, elevation. unfurnished - ROBERTS-TURNE- R CO. for sale or rent. Good service and - MONEY TO'LOAN 75x142 ft. lot, S Broad- $3,650 THREE ROOM MOD- interest taken. TRADE way. ROBERTS-TURNE- R CO. ern, $200 cash. I vve have a 218 W. Gold. riione 407 BERNARD 0 E S T R E C H splendid house at WE HAVE MANT OTHERS 218 West WE HAVE MANT OTHERS A, SLEYSTER Santa Fe to trade for No trouble to show At Gold. , rnone 407. No trouble to show you. At J. E. Gonce, Real Estate, ' in property you. $5,000 SWELL MODERN All Kinds of Insurance. Realtor. this city. your service. rilOICE KESIDENCE AND your service. five-roo- 110 brick, close in. West Silver. riione 477. BUSINESS PROPERTY. Bt'S-INEK- Members: New Mexico State REAL ESTATE. 216 2 W. Gold. Phono 009. Realty Sales Company $4,750 SURK GOOD FIVE-vroo- m 112 South Street-Phon- ROBERTS-TURNE- R CO. OPPORTUNITIES AND Realty Association. Third e 111 S. Second St. Phone 08!) modern, W.; side. 218 V. RANCHES FOR REM! Dwellings . 14 Gold. Phone 407. '$4,200 SRLEIWID MODERN Members: New Mexico State FOR BENT Four-room five-roo- m stucco. Fourth House, furnished. Association. ""' oga iNonn Realty PROFESSIONAL CARDS ward. fourtn, TRY BODDY'S AUTOMOBILES, FOR RENT Two-roo- M1LB.; BUST IN TOWN. A I "I'ti K e. , !v Mrnlshed houser' HELP WANTED Phone 241S-R- FOUR-ROO- wnn iu.-- SAI.E-E- $3,850 CHOICE porcn. south waiter. FOll -4S Msnt Bulok, F 5!r!y JOHN W. BEST OFFER takes wall 12x14. $C00; wl,h b0r- - 218 WILSON, modern brick, Fourth ward. FOR RENT Four-roo- furnished St lie. tent, J2PW"KeT Attnroef. two house; 624 West Coal. P"flgfl2"JtGold FOR RENT Room. WhT""0 GOOD ROOM Bleeping porches, 3oJern. Phone WANTED Bell buy. at ths liXl'liltT P.AUIATOK KEPAIfilNO 5" " AN'D Ro ins 15. 17 and 111. Cromwell Building. $3,750 SEVEN 1478-- Alvarado FOR BALE 75-l- $9 a week." 611 1163-J- . Hotel. Refrigerator, capac- 217 sfh ,"0Trd, W. 1230. jinn,, works, North Third FOItRi:.NT Room at 618 West Copper. Phonj modern, side. Two-roo- ity; excellent condition. Phone car; .- FOR RENT house - i'OU BALE 'E-N'- I'H MCIANH MI'HiiKOMt. with sleep- you OET standardised Auto touring-- TOR KENT Jtoom and kitchenette- 415 V(tli fiiassed-i- n PorciT AM) A- -l FOUR ROOM lniT norch , fitlr wofn., n .1 Training. $3,250 ..c.w Dim (IHllL,tii... ,40, Young Men'a Christian Los condl"on' Bond-Dillo- n h'Srd. 114 Mo-- ;. I. Phone 410. v.j School, KXPEl'rT 1834-- J Co. North Second. N.irth IK. e). UI.UION', modern brick, W. side. Anyeles. guaranteed work, phne city . Ft) It liKXT Cool front room. 409 West C'inVAS '""P"1 l'ori-n- nUeoare nf las Rlomarh. FOR Five-roo- DEANQEL1S, pure cot FO n 8AI.K-1- with ooaio. 9 RENT modern FIREMEN, milk, butter, 9s4 -- Suite. NEW ''FIVE ROOM brick, BRAKEMEN. beginners model Nash Six tour Frult I'hone 2042-- . r Qf re asi Centra 1. llarnelt Hulldmg. $3,150 with sleeping Dr. $160. no tags cheese and buttermilk. Phono " v porch. Burton, later $200; strike. Rullway, 2413-.I- miles; a bargain. Hoover ROOM A.N I )K. modern, II. W. floors, etc. suite , Barnett buildttw?. FOR KENT Furnished room. 332 South j board with glassed jiAi:tiAUi;r t .vitiw hkhit, iviorning journal ---' o pal i. opner. - 112.1 FOR BALE Oil Seventh, phone 729-- no slclr 1027 Forrester. Residence Cist Central elevation. FOR RENT Houses, all WANTED Box range, $10. W. P. John FOK SALE OK 571. klnds;fufnlehed factory operators, ma- son, TItADK For oar or good FOR Phone and unfurnished. McMlllin & chine uoasons garage, si West $370 RENT Several rwoms, unfurnished, .. , Sleciilng porch, private WE HAVE MANY OTHERS Wood, feeders, rlnner itrt.r. team, equity in., good lot. Call wmii 8. JIAIll.l: SKKI.I S, O, Realtors, 200 West Gold. fill V e, i l. . . . in South Edith...... ,,.r, ooara. 205 South I). "on. no num Tnird, Tfilafn, of, nhono ii;-w- . Walter, No troublo to ' show you. FOR piuirn ppoonn Citizens' Iinnk Building, I OR RENT four-roo- L'ON'CRETR r.,rm SALE Six shares Harvester SA FOR iiKNT Furnished rooms, $2.o0 and Hll-- . service. Completely furnished Inelr Bryan. h to to 76 per cent on used FOR KENT I'hone nnd 2o;'-J- At your ..vtiucif, itmiiiBiers, SIS n '.kn.. - VAV parts, up. llr.Uj West Gold. Nleelv for,.!.... J house; hard wood floors; Areola laborers; good sumo, Aitueiouil, etc.; full stock for over twenty-fiv- e dif- first-clas- s H. wages; transportation to aoutn table 1327-- J t)K. C. CI.ARKK7 S'at. 1002 South Arno. Hroaaway, ferent cars. 811 FOR KENT Furnlshea no chil- board, rhone Members, New Mexico State nipioyineni Agency, no s. Third Mcintosh Co., West Cop- rooms; 110 South Amu. 1 Fye, and 'J'hront. FOR SALE A-- per. dren. 110 Fir, Nie Association. FOR RENT Four mom house, sleeping WANTED Live wire Bicycle, coaster model, l South Walnut. Darnel t Fhonu $31. Realty salesman with car, condition, and mll.tnn naU lnn,H V0J 1 1K.N T front Ilullding. iiorcn, monern, lots or on car nno can sen In- FO". PALE At a FURNISHED modern no room, adjoining Office Hours shade; real estate and fire -- barsaln. three seated rooms; sick; Oath, for One or turn an1 , line. 1207 North Twelfth. surance McMllllon iv nurrmon In children. 4H 9 to IS a. m.. 2 to 6 and Wood, S0 West roaster fine condition, $160. Call West Silver. slred. Phono 1340-.- and p. ra. Four-roo- BALE second-han- d 1411 FOR RENT no use sleep-ln- g (lold. fOR A few oil Korth Third street from 8 a. m. to LAKGK. cool and 3 room, beautifully furnished, ROOM, PORCH First-clas- stoves, Tha 120 p. m. AND BOARD, $45 a .jLQP. 1 ApartmenU porch, furnished. Inquire 614 WANTED s barber to run cheap. Exchange, West privet bfith. 1211 West Roma. W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. Ovid, 1111. 13-- two-roo- South Edith, 1405-- phone :! lHUCK mintn; tray service; nurse's tare If l"OU ltKNT A 415 phono barber ahop In the Hotel llcrht six FUR kltcli-en- . 1B79-- apartment. Holbrook; FOR touring cur, five KI'NT Furnished room and deslred; I'hone Pracflfp Limited to North" Becond. FOR RENT Four-- f unfurnish- write for detailed Information to hotel SALE Practically new gas hot- passenger, will be sold for best raih 1724 West 252. - at N offer Central, plum BOARD Good hows GKNITO I'KINAKY IMSEASfiq four-roo- ed houses. 705, 700. 71S, 717 Holbrook. plate, three burners and simmer. 124 this week. 718 Kouth Third. cooking, rales by FOK RENT Furnished flat, South Phone FOR RliNT Clean, cool the meal ur AND Walter, 840 each. Phone 1530. WANTED aenin Arno, phone 632-- sleeping rooms, week. Mrs.. Knight, cor- DISEASi: OF THE 8 KIN at 617 West Silver. v One or two good cooks, white prlvnto entrance. 409 West Iron. ner and Gold. ItnaNArmna FOR V.ENT FOR SALE Table Folt HALE Late Broadway faiinrntory ui Connection. FOR cool Modern furnished cottage, preferred; wages thirty dollars per Brunswick, almost model Essex roadster, FOR UEN'T FOR MSB. RENTSmall desirable apart- o. -- - Sleeping and RENT Have Citizens l'liom ments 508 two rooma and glassed OTek. Wrjte or wire, Commercial Cafe, an i2i jvortn High be- like new, $75 worth extras. I'hone housekeeping lovely vacancy fiJTwo j?imU fljnB. South sleeping porch, "", 1933-r- t, rooms; reasonnlile. 207 North Fifth. -- nigh. on car line. 1222 South Edith. Holbrook, Arizona. iv.cvn i:ju ana p. m or call 507 North Twelfth: de- "' "corns, sirs. w. II. Reed, phone FOR RENT Furnished and sire FOIt South Walter. apartment FOR 108 BE A DETECTIVE no TYPEWRITERS, all n.Mcei. $15 and quick sale. RENT 1'ieasant housekeeping "7. cTMk garage. rnone 1590-R- . 1010 RENT Soutt, Arno, seven r,n.i .,.i.i,.. up; rooms FO". s7iO Forrester. . FOR near sanatorium. Phone 1097. KENT Airy room rooms and bnth, two-roo- basement. travel over world; experience unnec- v ft" Hiuriiii. luuquergue lyyewruer SALE Four new tires, never been and oor,.h iiti. Diseases of the i :ye. Glasses Fitted FOR RENT I.lerht - non-ski- d Three-roo- furnlsh-ed- . board; can aecommortntA Housekeeping rooms. Phone 1628-- or P. F. McCanna. essary. American Dotectlve 401 Exchange, 122 South Fourth. used, i,- cord, guaranteed FOR RENT house, in' i,,Q Office to 114 N. Bec- Agency, op" lO.OO'i 3jt le.ieenla; $43 142S-- removed reasnnaoie. unaersleeve Electrlo Co. Lmuas, nt. IOUIS. FOR" RALE Roll-t- good"; miles; Just from the $110 Call 130(1 South Walter, in rear. per month. Phone FOR RENT three V desk, extra factory, ond st. Ground floor. Phone 842. RENT Completely furnished, one for four. A. 104 FOR Tn 10R Three room and sleeping room cottage, sleeping near Uni- MEN wanted to minute electric washing machine, Chnuvln, South Blxth. FOB RENT Very desirable ro.,m, ad- HEALTHSEEKEiis; pTIvate porch, quallrj tiremeu, 919 nome; nurso care, trov porch; private bath. 815 West Granite, versity car line. Phone 1478-- brakemen, experience unnecessary.ft ued thirty dnys. Forrester. ALBUQUERQUE AUTO joining bath; close In. 114 Pouth Arno. eervlee nn phone 1701-- WniSCKINQ CO. menls. 207 North Hlah. nhoo. jCWROPRACTORS Transportation furnished. Write W. Bog-ges- s, FOR SAI E Used New Used FOK m'l.l FOR RENT house. tractors. and and RENT Neatly furnished sleeping E?F rCA K 1 FOR Four-roo- Bt. Louis. MRS, MARSHALL'! RENT unfurnished with sleeping porches: modern; 130 Pupt., with gang plows Hardware REPLACEMENT PARTS room, close in, 321 r.'urth Fourth. private t home for apartment: 810 MEN 17 k In convalescents and bed 4'lilropriielic. very cheap. Apply month. Coll at 70S Enst Santa Fe. Age to 56. Experience unneces- uepartment, J. Korber Company, Block for All Cars: s'OR RENT Rooms r it - patients; nurse's ID SO pr light housekeep- care; excellent 11B1-- nnd Ar:n!Jo Building. KorthFourth. sary. e ALL tested before J. meals. Phone LIST your vacant houses witn the Travel; make secret Investiga- FOR SALE Fresh buttermilk and leaving shop. 318 South Walter Phono Ififi7-- 1107 RENT Two City tions, Radiators, eltctrles! Jng North Twelfth. rOR furnished rooms, for Realty Co.. for prompt and efficient reports. Salaries; expenses. Amer- cheese; also fresh milk In gallon parts, tops, bodies, FOR RENT Nlco. and CAKPENTEK1IVG no 807 ican. Foreign Detective lots, l!lr,-M- . IlKhis, horns, Istnltlun sels. etc. ciean sleeping SPECIAL summer rates. .light housekeeping; adults; sick. service, West Gold, phone 7. Agency. 489, St fiwayne's Dnlry, phone springs, rooms. 12114 North Third. $6 per month; TS t Smitli Second. Louls. Parts carried for 22 makes of cars. New housekeeping eicellent board. Drivata room FOIt ODD FOR RENT Will share furnished house FOR SALE Pianos and player pianos; i,h JOBS and cuntract work, call P.ENT-Thre- e EARN pre-w- axles, drive shafts, pinion and gears FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for leeumg porcn ana St 167B-- I'OR rooms, glassed In sleep- with desirable married no to $200 monthly, expenses values. Phone 10S. Oeu. P. ring tray service, couple, close In, csrrled for all cars. Keep us In mind. light housekeeping; no sick. 423 Test John's Episcopal Sanatorium, 491 ing porvh, close good 22S9-.- paid, as railway trafflo Po- Loamnrd piano Co., 214 South Walter. phone PET'i'IFOJiD THE ODD MAN. beautifully furnished, location; reasonable. Call Inspector. NEW MEXICO'S OLDEST WRECKING Iron. MRS. JOB K Phone 1088-- sition guaranteed after three months' FOR SALE CARL HBROLUN.D Private sun. All Hindi of work. Prmne 173-J- . FUltNJSHED HOUSE of four rooms, Standard make used plnyer HOUSE. RENT Two nice 1416 sparetlme or money Ex- A- -l FOR rooms furnished South two in FOR RENT Furnished front uni- study refunded. pianos. In condition: will sell at 5 West Central. Pliona 434. Edith, vacancies I WILL KSTIMATE all or t apartment, sleeping porch, garage; opposite cellent Write for for housekeeping. Apply 517 West main building, $S0 and $75 any part threo rooms and private bath. 161, $50 1820 opportunities. free bargain on easy payment plan. Phone per month; your work; I inako a of lath- versity; per month, East booklet. 1499-J- . WHEN room specialty North Reennrt. Hotel. Stand, Business Training IN NEED OF dining and tray service; nurse's and W, M. Conver. Albuquerque Inst., N. T. - core if desired. 13H5-- ing ihlngllng. phunc Buffalo, TIRES, rims, carburetors, springs, mag- FURNISH ED ROOMS! also sleeping Phone 2416-J- FOR RENT One single, one larger beau- FOR RENT Two cozy three-roo- cot- EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING FIXT-URE- neios NO STRIKES in the automotive business, generators, wheels, gears, axles, porches; reasonable, 309 South BANtblXO tifully furnished aparatment; hot tages with sleeping porches, fum. fil- but and material. Pumps and well bearings, horns, accessories WANTED KLOOR W cao ruaurfaca 1511-1- 5 steady work, high pay. Be an au- 473-- Salesmen water. West Roma, phone 400-- ed, $25. Room 7, First National Bank n polnta. Thaxton Supply Co., Phone COME TO PARTS your old IUhitb and make them lik tomotive Bl.M,llnn 1111 HEADQUARTERS. FO RENT ctwin SALESMEN WANTED FOR .RENT Furnished four building. train North Fourth. WE HAVE fiAI.VAOED TO HATE THE Nice, apartments, The line y.m'afa new end make your new floori percu apartment, you thoroughly. Best school, finest reasonable. 211 Vi West ookitig for. 2070-- two-ron- ASBESTOS ROOF FOLLOWING MAKES OF Imperial Hotel, Empire State Whip Co.. Phona rooms, modern: also apart- FOR RENT Two room house, two npetiui proposition. iiOOKiet PAINT CARS: central. Windsor, N. Y. ment with 1104 fur- .hk"'c,free. - THE KIND that stands the cl- Bulck C24, C23, Di DC8 Cadillac LET uie new house or re- sleeping porch. North sleeping porches, modern and New clnss starting. Johnson Auto- hot, dry 07 figure your I KENT Front bed room, MILES Second. nished, 415 South Broadway, Phone motlvA Trtirla- - Bnhnnt imate of the west, $1 per gallon. The Chalmers, Chandler, Chevrolet 400. FB, t'OR adjoining per gallon made with new pairs; reasonable prlcta; work guaran Mnnznno 1834-J- . t, close In and 306 patented 17G5-- 13 FOR RENT Two nice, clean rooms and 1909-- lcal, 729 Broadway, Dept. D, Denver, Co., phone Baby Grand; Dodge. Don, oath, private family. gasoline Vaporizer. Write for teed; estimatea free. Call Ford, Hup 20 II. K. N.; Maxwell. Mitch- West Roma. particulars. Stransky E. filfl sleeping porch, furnished for FOR RENT Modern house, FOR SALE Large 'assortment of Vaporlier Co. Johniun. John. light Prick nicely DuDoau,rt nuverware as premiums, ell Olds 8. Over.and, every model; Saxon One room for Pukwnna, S. D, 821 South patnts, varnishes and colors. 4 .fOIl RENT front llk'hl LHT ME FIQUREI with you on new and housekeeping. Walter, phone furnished, six rooms, front and back very attractive and Quick selling prop. and 6: Etudehaker 4 Willys-Knigh- t, Olltlnn rt m See B. F. and 8; nouseKecpmg, $ia per montn. ui WANTED Salesman; known R. screened porches; . highlands; close In. .t,.,..,.. Monahon, automobile painting, nationally old houses; estimates guaranteed. .702 BS1-- every model. line business envelo three-roo- 1B47-- slons make It a de- - South Second. Phone South Seventh B. CaJdwell, Contractor and Builder, FOR RENT Nice furnished Phone very lucrative and If you don't see yonr car In the above basis, exclusive Three-burn- Per- FOR RENT Room with or without territory. Address Jour- phone 2359-- apartment, modern, with sleeping RENT, $22, or for sale, two rooms and nnoie opportunity to salesmen, inter- FOR SALE "Nesco list, remember, nal, box C7. ested In men who have fect" oil stove oven; WB no sick. VVE porch. Call at 413 South High or phone sleeping porch-dresse- for sale;, other had experience with back and ARE HALVAOTNG LATH MODEL sleeping porch, gentleman, DO ODD JOB carpentering and 1624-- . 1211-- SALESMEN on , 1224 1304 selling specialties. Rogers good as new; Iron bed, hnlf price. CARS EVERY DAY. Phone calling general stores; house furniture. Call today. or Redemption Ivory g building, reasonable;; tnvestigate Burenu, 1123 N. Y. vim 1713-W- . In ouv-sl- special bova' overnlla and FOR Three-roo- North Second. Inc., Broadway, Enst central, phone addition to the largest stick of used FOR HE.NjT Nice sleeping our low prices, esih!ure free. Phn RENT furnished apart- children's sklo-lln- part in the state, we carry a COM- Hotel, $16 H romper suits, big ?39-- 3 F. Kluken. 2J2 Yale. ment, with garage; water paid; adults; FOR RENT Three-roo- house with Female. FP! SALE Black currents for maklns looms. Albuquerque commission; repeaterl. no Bent- - PLETE line of NEW gears, drive shafts. North Second. Ironall Mfg. (80), 1 WANT sick; rent reasonable. 1011 North chicken house for tw hundred chickens WANTED Lib- - Jellies, pies, preserves and Jams. Cincinnati Ohio, you to Investigate my low prices Experienced waitress. n 2417-R- 8 to $ axle ahafts and general accessories, for on ) garage, lights and water, 1205 West Cafe, 105 West Ranch, phone from FOR KENT Clean furnished rooms, any kind of a buildtns proposition erty Central. 12 1 9 - ev.ry ear, EXCLUSIVE or lour-roo- 490-- morning, to and to nights. with or .without board. $9 per week. sideline salesmen to sell you have In view. A. E. Palmer, Bunga- DESIRABLE furnished apart- Iron, phone house-work- . OUR In WANTED Woman to assist with PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. small towns, low Builder. Box 41. rttv 17SS-- glassed-i- n pri- un- ACCLIMATED Pure Kanred winter - 313 South Shtlh. crockery, glassware, Phnn ment, sleeping porch; FOR RENT New, cosfc three room 714 West Lead. VIADUCT GARAGE, alumlnumWre. holiday goods and won- - 1018 built-i- n seed bushels to vate hath. West Central, phone furnished cottage; cabinet, wheat, yields seventy 600 SOUTH SECOND, FOR RENT l.nige front bedroom, ueriui Key business J.IIM; SlAU Alio LISK 3018-- WANTED Bundle wrapper. at 4 cents A, Jacob-so- 407 stimulator; large Ele- ) lights and water; hever occupied. Call Apply acre, per pound. John Largest parts house in the state. bath, private entrance. commission Old. The orange colored cars. Kngle, ' ivanns store, 103 North First, box 412. Phone 2414-R- street. paid weekly. established Butte Dam and Uot N. FOR RENT Furnished room, sleeping mornings. 1712 South Edith. cjty. North Fifth nrm. Kagle Supply Co., St. Louis, Mo. phant Springs, for WANTED Girl for light housekeeping, CEDRO CANYON Firewood Co.. firewood ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; M. Meet all trains at Engle, tearing porch and kitchenette, light FOR RENT Two rooms and sleeping WANTED Position IMPERIAL $135 TO $420 A WE 13 Salesmen with 701 South nun m,y oniy. n d norm waiter, direct from Cedro canyon to user; or week, Over Pastime it tint Springs at 11:30 a. m. and 9:30 p. m. housekeeping. High. Inquire porch; plaoe for chickens and chicken WANTKD rates by day slight knowledge of motors who can on W702 South High. excellent for health seekers. Call WANTED Housekeeper; will good sawed and split In stove or fireplace Housework Ly the day. pilous Theater. 21 1H West Central. reactr Oldest Dam drivers, best Dam cara house; give 2409-J- 1648. car owners can earn $135 167S-- Phone weekly the Dam line. We drive our own cars. FOK RENT Two-roo- ,furn lined apart- at 1915 South Second or phone nome in exenange ior ugnt housework; lengths; prompt delivery. LINCOLN APARTMENTS. 'newly furnish- without a WAN I ED making single snie. If they Write for reservations at our ment; hot and cold water, lights and FOR RENT Two small bungalows, two SOFT 8POTS Heel and arch cushions washing and ironing to take ed rooms; hot water, eool and cloae In. can also make enles, profits may reach expeot. -- home. Phone 1304. 914-- HEFFERNAN BROS.. Props. paid: rent reasonable. 421 Vi .rooms WANTED Spanish-America- n for prevent fallen Insteps; cures all foot 313 South Third, phone $26,000 228 West 29th phone ' and glassed sleeping porch, girl Thos. yearly. Phillips, Hot Springs. N. M. South Broadway. completely furnished for housekeeping; light housework; small house; can troubles, $1. Planter Arch Uupports. WANTED Work by the hour. Phone FOR RENT Two furnished St., New York. sleaai F. Keleher Leather Co., 408 West Central. 1343-- 6:80 beautifully FOR RENT One large and one small lights and water paid. 16 West Coal. mere If necessary. Call or write after p. m. rooms in modern home. Apply Mrs. $i00 MONTHLY earned ener- AJuutiifrtiie-Sun- t Fe- - T"oe 215 South Ninth. easily by apartment, furnished completely for FOR SALE One baby bed, one flower HOUSE cleaning, floor polishing, lawn Fred Hnmm, !3 North Second. getic man selling high grade slaple HAII.V (iTAiK 816 box, one Brunswick work. 1430-1- lion-n- Crane Apartments; BUS!NS5 CHANCES WANTED Maid for ' family ot three; talking machine, Call J. w, Lowe, phone FOR RENT -- Two rooms with sleeping goods appealing to five classes retail To Taos (Ilend North Seventh, phone 814. moderate work, no and pleas- with records; twelve White leghorns, ga- - trade; best season now here; n Leave 7 :80 a. m. I laundry chickens. WANTED Nursing; two years' hospital porch, f housekeeping: modern; I RENT Furnished-apartments- , con- FOR SALE Crystal rooming house, well ant room; wages $35 per month. Ad- half grown chickens and other 1210 Walter. - line; splendid selling features; dignified Arrive 10:S0 a. m. FOR Call 828 experience; price reasonable. Phone rnxo If desired. South rooms, Bimm pgcoou- dress Box 400, care Journal South Fifth. 15H3-- J. '' deal, Leave 12:30 a. m. venient to sanatorlums; four lurnmneq. inquire zttyj Furnished lighthousekeep-In- g nationally advertised; experience n on dis- FOR RENT real sales Leave p. m. rlaased-l- sleeping porches, gas; East FOR SALE Rooming house, eleveu AT ONCE Five ladles to travel, demon- CIRCUMSTANCES compel me to well peo- unnecessary; opportunity; you ..,..12:S0 3 cent WANTED Job driving truck. In town rooms; gas, bath, phone; can't fall if you follow instruc- Arrive ft:0) p, m. Central cor line. Call 1321 East Central, rooms; good location. 214 ii South strate and sell dealers; $40 to'$70 per pose of my holdings In per or no children. 416 West Gold. simple or see McMlllin Wood. Phone 848. and Loan have country. Call at 1005 South ' ple, tions; look into this. The Miles F, Bix-le- r To A :huqaeriio (Read I'p) week; railway fare paid, Goodrich Drug Building company; 7:00 m. lnt-s- . should mature ET.C1N HOTEL Sieeptn rooms and Co., Dept. 271, 1922 Euclid Ave., Albuquerque ...Arrive... p. FOR RENT Two rooms, with, kitchen- FOR SALE rooms, pool Co., Dept. Omaha, Neb. months; 4:00 nu Hotel, twenty within a short time; will sacrifice. Ad- WANTED By experienced chamber-mald- ; housekeeping spartments, by the day. Cleveland, O. Santa Fe Leave.,. p. ette, bath, phone and sleeping porch, hall and good 818 South WANTED Ladles in week Santa Fe Arrive. . .12:45 bar; lease., experienced fancy dress, postofflee box 628, city. would like half days' work. or nonth. west tentrai, SALESMEN Don't connect, until you p.m. private entrance; completely furnished; First. work, anxious to earn extra money at Phono 1598-M- . sH Eepanrla Arrive, ., 11 :1R a. m. 1006 Forrester. Pnone USB AUTO and SEAT FOR RENT Front room, well furnished, get our free and modern, with gas. Two-stor- y home, spare hours, write to EFFECTO TOP samples particulars. Taos Leave... 7:30 a. m. FOK SALE crick building immediately Vnls-pa- r. use of close In; HlKh or 1879-- Underwood Art Goods Co., Portsmouth, dressing. Effecto Auto Enamel. KALSOMININo; cleaning paper and adjoining bath, phoirt, grade pencils Imprinted In gold FARE TO SANTA M.W 8H South First: location good (nr any ' one or two gentlemen. 703 West Bllver, colors with the customer's ad. at Ipss FB, A Ohio. Enamel on automobiles. cleaning kalsomlne. John Ooodson, TO I. fid. WASHINGTON APARTMENTS 1002 4rina of business. Valspar 2194-- TAOS, (I one -- Plymouth Cottage Paint. Homestead phone FOR RENT Nicely- furnished front than ordinary pencllfl. Why not make West Central; location of the location U WANTED Healthy young American $23 H. It In Albuquerqus Headquarter Rlngling of FOR SALE Restaurant; best Floor Paint. Roof Paint and Cement. Sat WHY NOT (KING for wall room, private entrance; furnace heat; Saturday? Greening did Brothers' iurar Ptore. 210 West Central "'beauty spots" Albuquerque; every a See Mctylllion and woman to assist with light house work Leath BERT) your 219 first six hours. We show you how. has electrlo city; bargain. In isfaction assured. Thos. F. Keieher cleaning and I never gentleman preferred. North Ninth. Easy Ave; . Phone HOll. apartment private bath, Wood, 208 West Gtfd. and care for two small children, 1057-- janitor service:; modern conveniences. er Co., 408 West Central. Phone can S97-- FOR furnished room. In sales; big commissions; quick promotion Bsnta Fe Feadonartert Bank Confec- range and all Santa Fe; no washing. Box 808 Santa omappoint. Bert, RENT Nicely tb Write nnw--M- FOR SALE Albuquerque Hotel, 816 HEMSTITCHING and attach- PosftTon modern close in, two blocks general agency. today tionery. I'hone 2??. Phone SS.xnEAKJJpnprietoiv Fe, New Mexico. plcoUng WANTED as nurse or com- home, Hobbs. Sales Manager, 25 Church South FlrBt, Alhuquerque Cafe, pool ment; superior device; fits any sewing best of reference tt from postofflce; no sick. 417 West Lesd. room. 819 South First. panion: ritv .t New York City. FOR S k machine; attaches firmly; easily adjust- 600 North Second, phone 11B6-- FO'! RENT Exclusive, well furnished TIME CARDS ALLUyetcy WANTED TO BUT, rent or lease hotel ed; price $3.00 delivered, witlr complete hot YOU MEN who eull direct to consumers. JWllAETwo'" dorlSioreVtert WANTED Experienced salesladies. Ap- of orders CALL HUTCHINSON for house cleaning room, with large sleeping porch, Are you making enough money? Why or boarding house. Address Mrs. F. once. Instruction and samples work; ana wan noor water hest and bath; centrally located. SALK Horses, and 608 New ply at filled Hemstitching cleaning, waxing, palnl' carry heavy samplfs? Wrhy be forced FOR harness, wagons. New, West York. ECONOMIST promptly. Superior lng, Phone 1744-- 21 West Coal. ipbh-- j. THE , 609 Corpus kalsomlnlng, and chimney sweeping to waste time deliveries? Why 810 North Broadway, phone -l g Attachment Co., Starr St., making WE HAVE A- money-makin- business Odd Job Man. phone S082-J- . SPECIAL OFFER Well furnished light. lose un- FCIR SALE saddle Ohrlstl, Texas. profitable selling hours, making Cheap, galted opportunities, such as merchandise, airy room. In brand new modern home, profitable coUectlons? Why have the a.nd saddle. 400 North Twelfth. high-clas- s FORCED TO one 8 cent loan WANTED, POSITION paper horse groceries, garages and other SELL, per Painting, private porch entrance; employed peo- burden of a big personal bond? Do you MM Roberta- in United States Loan and Investment hanging and wall paper cleaning: free 1949-M- . FOR BALE Registered milk goat and propositions not advertised locally. ple preferred; reasonable. Phone realise that you use one-thir- d of your -Turner PERSONAL for which has been estimate; work Phone one-ha- lf months' old doa kid. Co., SIS Was Gold. company, $2,600, guaranteed. money-losin- g Une three and mnnlntf alvtean months. Also one 3 Per 1074-- 412 Southern avenue. FOR RENT Very desirable cool bed- time on these duties? Call 970. ' J. W, BRASFIELD. watch, clock and Jew- that extra third for selling only and EBjI BANK WANTED , cent loan In United Home Builders of room, with lavatory and shower baths. WESTBCVrO BALE Jersey-Ho- l- elry work, UK South Second. run- WANTED Position as tencher in Inter- no sick make more money. Out representatives Dally. FOR WANTED To buy controlling Interest been In private home; - America for $2,000 which has mediate or do sell. make $C0 to Train, Arrive. Pepart. sale, 870, fresh In Sep-- I of a $10,000 or $15,000 bank. LEAVING for Pecos in. brand new car; o should upper grades; have New taken. Phone 1102-- or call 611 West nothing but They- fr stein; quick capital ning twenty-tw- months. Both York Ufa Is Nu. 1 The T :30 pm 1:10 pm Member. 1220 South High. Write T. E. !08 West TweXy-thlr- d would like to pay ex- N. M. state certificate, and New Mex- Coal. $100 a week. Each a virtual partner, floont..,. Sullivan, passenger help mature soon. Box 83, Clovls. ico in own No. I Callt. Llmlted.U:SO am 11:00 am Reds street, Oklahoma City, Okla. pense of trip. Phone 1949-- first grade certificate, and five years' house- without Investment, hfs locality, FOR SAIE Flemish oiante, Rufus NEW MEXICO STEEL CO., INC. In of New FOR RF.NT Two Is more than he No. 7 10:60 am 11:10 sun does ant CAN home few experience public schools York water In the and making money Fargo Fast., Black, Belgians, buck. FURNISH for healthy FOR 6ALB BOILERS. state with excellent recommendations; keeping rooms; gas and could in almost any other way. All are No. The Navajo. .lt:.1 am 1:0 am era. 710 Lead, 1925-- to attend 18 and back fr. West 'phone FOR SALE Ranches boys wishing Albuquerque 1 80 II. P. complete, 60 Inchea by" ft. have health certificate; would consider kitchen; nice porch yard; supported and helped to success and In- "SOUTHBOUND, Jersey-Holste- schools. Address care JourhV-t-. no close In. 306 Wear FOR SALE One Jersey and one Mother, good condition, new spates, V.d stack, position as governess. Address C. B. A, ground floor; sick; dependence by powerful national adver- Nc Paao Bip 10:1 pm heifer; both- - fresh In Sep- ROBERTS-TURNE- company, 218 West I WILL gladly tell anyone suffering $460. 28, care Journal. Iron. tising In the Saturday Evening Post and No. 17 El Paso Bip 11:10 am tember. Inquire at 812 West Lead, Gold, have established a special land with rheumatism how I was cured In 1 5 H. P. Vertical, new grate, flues, good Ladles' Home Journal, A1V are In line EAsrrocNn. phone 18. department. i four days after two yesrs terrible suf- condition, $100. i WANTED Miscellaneous TOR SALE PouItry.Ejrff. for promotions. All have exclusive fran- Na I The Navajo.. 1:10 pm 1:40 pm some matters not what form 1 26 H. P. Loco boiler, own and live at 4 I CO FOR SALE Cheap. 8 fresh Jersey cows, FOR SALE We have splendid fering. It you type portable FOR SALE birds. chises In ttrelr localities No. Callt Lira led. 6. pm 6:4 pm In Roberts- what have tried or how wood or coal new flues, Canary our V. good also 8 Jerseys that will propositions suburban ranches. have, you long either burner, WANTED MONEY On good first 2348-- home. Wa are doubling production. No. I 8. Eight.. 7:7(1 pm 1:10 pm milkers; -Turner - to- be fresh soon; will take payments. 1700 Company ' standing. Send name and address good condition, $150. mortgages, McMllllon 4 Wood. This meuns we hava many big oppor- No. 10 The fcoot 7:20 s S:tO an 1 80 Inches FOR SALE P if B. C. K. I. Red West 'Mountain Road. Phone 2887-- FOR SALE- OR TRADE Five acres in day. Address Box Little Rock, 160 H. P. Horizontal Tubular, TRANSFER and ty laying tunities for men who want to make their acrrra. Ark. IB 84 four-Inc- h complste scavenger work dot'e. hens. Phone 1S70-- that racii near' road; fine grape by feet, flues, reasonable E. A. 732 work pay them more. If you're Ho. FTom Rl Paso 0:15 pns Frultvate, paved 225 A- -l con- ratea Griffith, come us. We will tl or . terms to WANTED To whereabouts of except stack, for pounds, I970-- TSAROA1NS IN S. C. R. REDS kind of a man and No. 10 El 1 WANTED Agent. chicken ranch; easy right know the r.ast iron, pnone Real From. I'as: :l o Phone 693,' or room 15, Jefferson A"nderaon, 70, wt. when dition, $825. TWENTY fine $2 each; be glad to talk It over with you. Nu. 10 04innecita en Ko. party. apply First age 80 WANTED To sccond-hau- d hens, layers, at re ft WANTED Man or woman, 140 weekly 701 Fe. last heard 125 1 75 H. P Low Pressure, 80 pounds, buy a good four cock $3 each. C. P. Silk Hosiery Mills, Room 7, First Na- Valie- - . n sell- Natlona.1 bank, or East Santa of about thirty years ago, 2S0 birds, Hay. for Cl'Tle. Peoee Ka-'- Cltf full time, $1 an hoar spare time, 5 by 18, 48 tour-Inc- flues, complete McCasty credit register, customer 536 tional Bank Building, Alhuquerque. RANCH Look at must be sold on pounds; height feet ( inches; dark skin, slie. M. North High. C Omst ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Expe- this, and he has a half brother by stack. $800. A.C, Wllley. Santa Fe, IC TieloB No. U hair, eyes; except " I WILL SELL a few of my fine pigeons No. IJ ernneot wltn rience unnecessary. International Mills, account falling health; house, In 1 8 H. MAXBARa"AIN'" at 316 South v with or wlth-o- i' name of Calvin Musgraves, who was P. Vertical Engine, $25. STORE, and reason- WELL CONTRACTOR Clnvia and tMnte aa and sooth Norrlstown, Pa. garage, ham. Implements, ot New We are gen- First, will pay for Friday Saturday; prices fon twenty-tw- o acres thestock business near tha. Jlne manufacturing a carbide, tha highest prices birds ere on West Cen- VVICLlJ stock; alfalfa, fruits solder- second-han- d able. These fine rrirlveo"ni repaired"! AGENTS Wonderful seller, 960 profit Matclco and Arlsona a few years ago; erator and torch set for radiator your clothing, shoes and A. R. James. lKlLLEa all kinds; two miles from city. Phone neces- tral, opposite the park, pumps, towers. J. F. very dollar sales. Deliver on spot 8417-R- h cam to this state with his uncle, ing and battery work; no oxygen iiirnmT saa, unks, Wolklng. owner, l, or 848. Postoffica box BABY mature 423 West 1452-- License unnecessary. free. Mis- John Shores.' Any; Information leading to sary. WANTED Two or old chicks from laying strain; Marble,' phone Sample - 192, Old N. M. three months within 72 sion, 8, 2328 W. Los An- Albuquerque. the location of the above named will be Also metal Lawn Fenolng and Gatea roosters, or early lay well; shipped Faotnry Pico, Rock, OrplnSton. Cochins, of Los full geles, Calif. Mghly appreciated. O. W. Austin, post-offi- ACCESSORIES FOR BOILERS. Langshangs; must be W. hours Angeles; guarantee RENT Miscelliineotu flues. priced right. count. Pioneer Hatchery, 820 South MAKE 30( to 8500 month dlstrlbut-ln- g FOR box 18, Albuquerque. flues, flues, D. Campbell, Belen. New Mexico. par " and- Spring. Los Angeles. California. Speedollne; easy, permanent work; FOR RENT Oarage. 814 Vest Coal. Injectors, pop valves, globe gauj RUG CLEANERS valves, gusgs oocks, water (lasses, exclusive territory; automobile free. FOR RENT Private garage. 828 South MONEY TO LOAN xlt Rugs Cleaned. $1.16. FOR RENT Storeroom Writ for Co., grates, staoks and tanks. MATTRESSES renovated. $3.60 and particulars. Speedollne Third. V MONEY TO dia- sold, up; Dept. 74, Dallas. Texas. LOAN On watches, Boilers bought, repaired and furniture repaired and packed. Ervln FOR RENT at 411 West Cop- excellent condition. welded. Building , FOR RENT Plane, monds, gun and everything valuable 'Tanks built, either riveted or Ca. 61S-- or 2035-- H. E 'ANEW, HOME DISTRIBUTOR own In- 1804-- J. Bedding phones per; suitable for garage. Inquire quickly develop Phone Mr. B. Marcus, 818 Booth First. Expert bollermakeri and welders. Bend Bank and ; dependent business,' handling famous us we will WANTED Careful Kodak? finishing. Sherman, at First Saving MONEY TO LOAN, on first-clas- s real your Broken metal carta; Trust Company, phone 8. ' Scotmlnts candles, Ford automobile free; make them good as new. Twice dally service, ReHlember. satis- pn North Thirteenth Street, five room frame, basement. exclusive Scotmlnts Co., 849 1 L- estate; $1,000, $1,600, $1,000. faction FOR RENT Store room and 26 territory. 'ff&flj? r- 2n "Union" guaranteed. Send your tlnlshlrg cellar, N. carnival. If and Wood West Gold. Carbide, $8.50 per a SO of 109 Areola heat. Built In features. Oak floor. A well bulb ootmlnts BIdg., Jersey City, J. LOST Eyeglasses, Reward drums, F. O. B. office. to reliable, established firm. Uanna by feet the rear South First, 818 MONEY on & . Second ' . returned, East Central. Friday TO LOAN diamonds, watches 2100 Hanna, Master Photographers. accessible by alley from street. home. In . oun Works South Second Street. good location. WANTED Rooms evening. and good Jewelry; liberal, reliable, Office 1110 Gold and Central avenues. Fred Luthy. fldentlal. Gottlieb Co., 105 N. 1st South Broadway. National bank. LOST On Copper, between Second and Jewelry 1947-- " FOR RENT at Cltlsens WANTED One room and kltchette by Plmne Office Rooms Fifth, a pair shelled rimmed glasses. MONEY IN GRAIN $12.10 buys guarani WILL arrange to suit tenant a'ssnldu ' two working girls; ca case.! Phone tees on 10,000 bushels no fur- FOR RENT Two office rooms over Address P. B.. care ST In a black tit. wheat; TYPEWRITERS foot brick building; good condition; ther risk; movement of (o opportunity $$6 per monthi light. opposite Bsnta Fe shops; reasonable .WILLIAM J. LEVERETT, Realtor' WANTED One room for light house- Real take $500. 4o, $400, ate. Particulars, TYPEWRITERS All makes overhauled neat ana water. terms. Se or write U He yuan. 109 keeping, by working girl, that will RANTED Estjte market letter free. Investors' Dally i and rrralujL Ribbons for every ma FOR RENT Ofioe rooms, Central ave- - N rih First. Alhuauerqtie N. M. riiono 110, 223 West GolfJ. rent for 110 a month and close In, lh" have business property tor sale, dulds, 949 Bldg., Kansas City, thine, nue, above Matson Book Store. ,IJ Swlghv- Albuquerque Typewriter Bj r list UoMlUloa Wood. ' tOI-i- , Journal, It will) H Missouri, . change, phone 12: tooth Foard and Company, Auto Department 4ournal .Want Ada Bring Reauita, - y ' k - v .'; - '"7" " .

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V. S. GIRL WEDS Phone 982-- 421 W. Central. B S BRITISH TITLE Dr. H. E. Kimble DENTIST RENT A CAR Drive it Yourself New Fords GO TO DAY IE Room 4, Grant Building. Third LET'S " 1 and Dodges, Coupes and Sedans IKE SUCCESS fJWrTyfwi and Central. ALBl QUKKQUK Phone ...... 492 DRIVKRLESS CAR CO. rTHEATRE Cars Delivered. ON TIE RAILWAY TODAY AND TOMORROW TODAY L. C. Morris Reymann's Auto Body HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WA Model Is Special Designed SIGNSMoved To Works and of for Use on Tourist Lines; -- Manufacturer Repairer 217 West Gold. Plione 981 W. BODIES William Fox New Mexico Are AUTO ANJtf TRUCK People SPRINGS AND WHEELS Interested. Blacksmithing and Woodwork Phoiie 551-- presents, m J DAHLIAS & GLADIOLI 702 S. Second. The following article concerning Shittey cut all colors Send a the Baker Steamer, in which many Fresh people of New Mexico are inter- friend a box today. ested, appeared in a recent issue Raymond F. Bloom, of the Pueblo Star-Journ- Phono 2167-J- . The possibilities for the Baker Ir ' NOTICE Steamer are increasing faBt. In the Copy for the next Issue tf the plant of the Baker Steam Motor Albuquerque telephone direc- Car Manufacturing company on tory closes on August ' 8th. tne canon city nignway is Deing Maid Wanted Kindly report any changes to nursed an industry which will put Commercial office before above Family of three; pleasant room Pueblo on the automobile map. WW no date. The heads of five hundred dif- with moderate work and ferent short line railroads are now laundry. Wages $35 per month. THE MOUNTAIN STATES j in the Steamer as ADDHKSS BOX 409 TEL. & TEL. CO. I Interested Baker Care Journal the Ideal thing for tourist business on their lines. It can hardly be realized thai there are approximately 800 shor' line railroads in America. Of the Madam 800, 600 are members of the Bergerhoff, American Short Line Railroad as- MEM CM Residence Lot sociation with in old ad- headquarters ,.i.::i-v:'S- Is still located at her Washington. Officials of this or- dress, 1203 North First. ft l?J 46 by 150 ft. in a very desir- lliiipl ganization have become interested READINGS CONFIDENTIAL ,iyv,4J in the Baker Steamer and have able district. Sewer, gas, and been In Pueblo in this connection. water convenient. Alley in rear. Whenever short line In the Lord Porchester and his American any Near car line and paved organization needs a new locomo- bride leaving St. Margaret's the association it streets. See this at 116 No. tive, purchases after the ceremony. For Sale or Lease Moore because they can obtain a neat re- Elm St. A bargain at $775. .Joseph and Eileen Sedgwick in , duction. The association has real- British society is its share Completely furnished house "AKREST NORMA MacGREGOR" having rooms Mr.- Glohnon 534 ized that the time is ripe for light- of er Lord strictly modern five and rhono weddings. two er equipment on their short lines. Porehester's marriage to Misj bath porches. or any Realtor. Thev state that they are certain Catherine Wendell of New York 414 SOCTn FOCRTII. the Baker Steamer is what that was one of the most notable of re- JOE MOORE they are looking for. Frank P. Robinson and Ben B cent events in London. Cain, representing the Short Line AND association, will arrive in Pueblo Ir TO EXCHANGE to the product now 654 TAXI August inspect LINE Equity in six room modern Your J ready. brick residence in 4th For a Baker Steamer 654 pressed ' EILEEN SEDGWICK By providing Phone ward for cheaper place. . . . truck with special equipment, n ADDRESS "OPPORTUNITY" car been ' .. IN railroad has produced Care , which has wheels to on ELECTUICAIi CONTRACTING Journal Dinner: operate Co. Sunday rails. Although several minor ad- Forrest H. Nourso Electrical justments are necessary, the ma- Phono 1253-- J. ofthcDtsti't chine is a success. ' The officers "ARREST Pi. Transfer and expect to have it completed in DR. FRANK MacCKACKEN, Guys Story fcy GU3ysE'Johnaon- -' Scenario by Paid Schofield every detail when the interested DR. DAISY B. MacCKACKE.1, RASPBERRY railroad men arrive. Osteopathic Physicians. Storage Direcbefl. by Harry Beanonont Can Pull Freight K. P. Building. Phone Ofrice 89-- We haul anything, any time and NORMA The machine has the appearance , Residence 89-- J. anywhere. Also "Fox News" Topics of the Day of a large truck, exceptionally Phono 371 323 South Second SHERBET long. Space for a number of seals Night Phonos 20U3-.- T and 1269-- 1! ; and a Two Reel Comedy ' is provided. In most Instances MacGREGOR!?, will be used for carrying passen- FOR SALE gers for sight seeing purposes. It A Thrilling Story of the Canadian Northwest Mounted Admission Prices will, however, develop power Thoroughbred male Collie dog Regular to a laden Special Notice Police. enough pull heavily 18 months old. Very smart. i - i freight car over the tracks at a Apply 315 Fruit Avenue. Wednesday TOM MIX in "FOR BIG STAKES" speed of 40 miles an hour. To my old customers, friends The machine is being tried out 1460-- J. an dthe public: almost Phone,. and experimented with I am associated with ADDED ATTRACTION Colorado-Kan-Ha- s my FEE'S every evening. The Chas. in railroad line to Stone City is successor, II. Roehl, used when no trains nre on the real estate and Insurance being business at Second and Gold "GO GET 'EM HUTCH" LOCAL ITEMS 3 GENT.RENTAL the track. A speed of 4S miles an Thomas' Ice Cream FREE on hour has been developed. avenue, and solicit your future Delivery Quarts Several a of In- business. I am always glad to nights ago party 2 Gallon, serve Co- - ?bone 4 and 6. terested was to Packed, you. or More of Ice Cream on Current Events Coal Supply persons privileged and G. has pope take a ride in the newly perfected delivered, $1.00 Dr. P. Corntah, Sr., ONSTATELANDS A. - CITAS G. ZAPH.v to California to Join Mrs. Cornish car. It was engineered by C. Phone 313 SUNDAYS Regular Prices H: the summer on Orr, a veteran mechanic of high who is pending is of tho coast. ability, who superintendent Ql MM. Sandoval and B. A. the Baker factory. Isidor. The car moved over the rails as BWf. Jaynes, of this city, recently reg- banks I istered at the King Edward hotel, mm well as any apparatus ever adopted Several hundred for that purpose. o wanted taB4JIPW-eat...- , Los Angeles. pay gooa prices ior lire GALLUP COAL . of this city, pounds of scrap Iron were loaded arms such as Shot Harry J. Johnson, Make Claim on end of car to Rifles, last week registered at the Hotel Bankers That the rear the keep Guns. Pistols. Must lie In the car from the track. A- -l Los Angeles. Stock An- Jumping condition. The very best. Vnlomling now from enrs, A ton or more in llosslyn, Industry Faces The farmers and cattlemen 213 Souib Urst Factory wood, full truck load, railroad Street your bin is the best fuel insurance. dollars. Hahn Coal company. nihilation; Grant- along the line of the four Hearing looked upon the car much as the I'hone 91, ac- A. ot ed By Land Commissioner Indians did Columbus, but they HEATE Mr. and Mrs. T. Brown car more than 202 North Arno street, wl'l leave cepted the readily GUY'S TRANSFER COAL SUPPLY & LUMBER CO. Reduction of rent- did the Indians accept Columbus for a month's visit at Kan- all state land a today als to a three cent per arte uni- They realised that on that track, AND STORAGE sas City. stride was made in the 4 PHONES 5 ooNTnruocs l p. m. Mrs.' Homer II. Ward and daugh- form maximum is the suggestion rapid being Wo make a on lumber to it of the New Mexico LlvestocB Loan advancement of the Baker steam speclnlty ter, Miss Cornelia, will return hauling and building material. VM. R. WALTON, President and Manager Miss corporation which lias asked the boiler In the world of sucos. TODAY AND TOMORROW home today from the east. Resembles Itnll Ilido Now don't forget the long trips. has been school, of the state banks and Phone 37 1. 324 S. Second Cornelia attending the New Mexico Cattle and Horse The car ride possessed all of the and Mrs. Ward has Been visitin? features of a train with the and Growers association in putting the ride, their daughter. Defore of the cinders falling Mrs. M. Shimer of Fos-tori- a, question State Land Com exception A CYCLONE FROM Ti Rev. and J. missioner N. A. Field. into the passengers' eyes and the O.. and also visited in New of the As for The' Jeweler Baltimore and At the suggestion of the corpora- roaring engine. FOGG, York, Philadelphia, tion, state banks have written the speed, It seemed to have an un- Diamonds, SOUTHERN SEi Watches, Jewelry. A woman who won't believo Washington. state tax commission. Governor M. limited amount. Rabbits at the Highest Lowest Prices. inj a re- right-of-wa- Quality, J. A. Thlehoff, lather, has C. Mechom and the land commis- side of the y Jumped anything not even her own work been re- Opposite Postoffice. A sumed after having D heart. sioner explaining the critical fi along rapidly enough, but they 118 South instated by his union. Mr. Thle- Fourth. NCE man who believed in women situation of seemed as snails to the speeding A kinds of em- nancial the stock hoff is accepting all growing Interests In the state and car. Had the speed been Increased This Afternoon and Night until he met hei1. ployment In his line. urging immediate action in an ef without additional weight, the ma- On a South Sea isle they- play, Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Davis left to save the ab- chine would have along their strange love drama. Frl-jol- fort industry from jumped last night for El Rlto de Los solute annihilation. about like a Jack-rabb- it for a Bhort Co. TIJERAS CANYON PAVILION several Standard Furniture where they will spend A hearing will be held by State distance, then crashed into the 401 South First St. Phone 610 tL days. Dr. Davis will return Land commissioner Field ditch. We Monday de- buy, sell and exchange Music Wednesday. at Santa Fe at which time the live- One of the other Inventions new and used Handle by A. Mrs. furniture. 191. Mrs. Alejandro Sandoval, stock men, state bankers and of- veloped in the Baker Steamer plant complete line kitchen utensils, ' Sandoval and Mr. Mrs. Is the Baker A, Pedro and ficials of the loan corporation wlli in the past two years etc. GYPSY FIVE D. C. de Iiaca arrived from San- - place the situation before Mr. automatic house heating burner, lng . doval to spend the week-en- d in Field. The state land commissioner Invented by C. A. Orr. It is now with per the city, the guests of Mr. and hns the power to grant the applica being placed on the market far Mrs. Isldro Sandoval, who have Hon, it is claimed, If he sees fit. an absolute guarantee. To dale, the recently returned from a two In addition to the reduction to eight have been sold to Puebloans. installed in anv COMING had months visit in California. the three cent lease fee, which is The burners are 1 B. , a former the minimum it coal furnace without anj hr Pryor Timmons, allowed by law. burning ex "TEN NIGHTS IN GALLUP LUMP GOAL ws, university student, Is in the city on will be urged that if possible, in alterations. The equipment, vacation visit from Columbus, drouth areas, the lease interest and cepting the actual burner, remains thi a, of the furnace. A BAR ROOM" CERRILLOS LUMP COAL i O.. his present home. installments on purchase be sus on the exterior Mr. and Mrs. I). H. Crawford pended for at Jeast one year. The The burner is purely automatic CERRILLOS EGG COAL o have returned to their home at La leasing fees are now charged at and requires no attention. A tem- $1 Junta after a short motor five cents an acre regulator is installed on KINDLING Order ,a Load of Wood trip approximately perature de- i Factory X through New Mexico and a visit throughout for state lands. the main floor. It is set at any Truck Load Four Dollars Mrs. Crawford's Mrs. sit- sired temperature. When the tem- DRESSMAKING Big with mother, Commenting upon the cattle foi Strickland of this city. uation in the state, one of the perature reaches the degree from stated in a letter to the which the is adjusted Taul Horgnn has returned bankers regulator turned WANTED COAL COMPANY a visit with his family in Santa Fe. state land commissioner that op- the fire is automatically Prices reasonable. Satisfaction HAHN Mrs. S. S. Runn, who Is em- erating costs, even without interest off. When the temperature drops guaranteed. MISS PAULINE on now exceed half a the p'.UK Ig- VORBACH. 91 ployed by Grunsfeld Brothers, has borrowed money, degree, spark manner Located at the Phone returned from a month's vacation the earnings of practically every nites the fuel and in this Royal Cleaners, 420 W. Gold. in a sections of the heat varies only half a degree in Los Angeles. gtower great muny to turn Myron F. Fifleld, W. E. Mau- the state and , that the present until the button Is pushed ser and Carl Amerding are at drouth is threatening the total an- off the mechanism. B. P. Presents Flagstaff, Ariz., attending an In- - nihilation of. the cattle ranching Schulberg rtian conference there. business in numerous sections. TWO VICIOUS BEARS Metal Lawn Fences Hugh L. Hodge nd Victor Cul- A number of the members of the berson of Silver City and W. It. New Mexico Cattle and Horse CAPTURED BY U. S. Wt manufacture welded frama There Is Reason KATHERINE fTX wire fenca a pas-- s Growers association who will ap- and gatea, any rn of Magdalena will Morley tax commis- HUNTERS IN STATE atyle to ault purchaser!. the city today on their pear before the state Gatei will not A through sion when the aait, and with the rii a i way to Santa Fe to attend the tax Monday morning Iron piwt'a, aet in cement, tbla atylt Our delivery business is steadily increasing and we n hearing for livestock men on Mon- tax problems of the industry will Extermination of predatory ani- la practically everlasting. rn are effort to make day. he discussed, will attend the hear- mals In New Mexico is progress- Samples on view at our office. 1110 bending every shopping at this Mrs. R. G. Harmon and Mrs. ing granted on the lease fees by ing rapidly under the scientific Soith Broadway. I'hone 1847-- store as pleasant by telephone as if you were here Land Commissioner Field. of the U. S. sur- Walter Harmon of Inguna wer-- j (efforts biological in the store. Call us when need item from in on vey. of three federal New you any visitors the city Wedne'day. ' Reports Mexico Steel note in a Drama that is ALL different John S. Horn of Kentucky hns POULTRY AND FRUIT hunters already received for the the Drug Store and the service we render. arrived to visit his brother, IT. B. month of July, show a number Company, Inc. - DEMONSTRATIONS TO animals cap- Horn, who Is ill at the Pres"byte- of larger predatory H. I.OUIH MAH.N, Manager. several of J100 2023-- BRICK ICE CREAM TODAY nan sanatorium. BE HELD IN COUNTY tured in parts the South Second. Phone J. Dr. Janet Heid and Judge Reed state. Holloman will be Two wolves which have been principal speak- Tti( nnicrnm fnr iho nntlltrv ftnd "THE f ers at the of the Wom- terrorizing the stock country in IfflDEL" meeting which will be HIGHLAND PHARMACY Anti-Vic- fruit demonstrations an's e society tomorrow af- the vicinity of Beaverdam were given thin week by Professors H. Albert PIcklns last ternoon at the Chamber of Com- li fiml l.'nhlnn nf captured by merce. lfrilsliv flnrpln. month. L. Innman the LA ESPERANZA the were announced reports "Service Counts We Give It" T. H. .Tenks, a State college, killing of two vicious bears near mining engineer, last nignt ny Lee HOTEL former resident ov Albuquerque county Agent Chloride. These bears are esti- lieynnids as tollows: 200 Free Delivery Everywhere Phone 30 ADDED ATTRACTION but who left here about ten years - mated to have killed at least Professor llnrrtslcv 1nmnnstrn head of stock few ago and located in Los Angeles, Is tlons: Sunday At A. I,. Banks. 10 during the past Jemez Hot a few In years. Hunter I. L. Richie re- Springs pending days the city. a. in.: Gentry ranch, 1 p. m. Mon- Ho is Interested in a gold and sti- 10 a. ports the killing of a mountain "FALSE ALARM" day Flickenger, m.; Gentry. In Regular Auto Trips ver mine proposition in the Cochitl a lion and several wolves the From ' p. m. xuesaay wnson, iu a. Cook and Sullivan City to Springs district, in Sandoval cotipty. He Is m .: Corn. 2 n. m. Wednesday range country. A Two Part Christie Comedy oi' his way to Denver to examine T. K. 10 a. m. Wiley, C. n. M. D. D. O. ome mines in that vicinity. Professor Garcia demonstra- CONXER, Ice Creams Regular Prices tions: Wednesday Max Chaves Osteopathic Specialist. DAILY WINS SWIMMING MATCH. orchard. 10 a. m.: Brothers, Stern Bld, Tel. 701-- J. 825-- fi. - Alary Chicago, Aug. Helen Wain- Corrales, 2 p. m. Thursday J. Special on of New York, a. O. B. CITY EI.KCTRIO SHOE SHOP Trips Application wrlght swimming Alexandre, 10 m.: Clark. I'hono RA7-- 1S Smith Hecond. over a two and a mile 9 v ITnhhlri Fart $5 One Way. quarter n m Friiln ranch I're Call and Delivery. Sherbets course, today won the Chicago 10 a. Pajarito, m.; La Salle ranch. Vot Farther Information Appl Journal's second annifal river swim 2 m. Beck-ham- s, Hernalillo. p, Saturday t FOR RENT J ram a field of 34 contestants. Her 10 a. SturRes Hotel. ', Atrisco, m.;; Helwig. EMPIRE Cleaners Three room r was 40 minutes and 45 sec- - a uu-rca- Albuquerque modern, well fur 'time' uarran, p, in.; jiarion (arm Let .Us Send, a Man ' nlahed Wmda. 7 p. in. CHAS. H. Association DYERS AND HATTERS apartment, shower batf To replace that broken window CLAY, Dairy ' ' RVO CLEANING ... adjoining; disappearing ibei ' (lass.. Albuquerque Lumtier Co Prop. Ln Espcranza Hotel. Phone 351 321 N. Second oiVe Tito aTd. A? Milk adults sick Ontry'fl ggH. SOcj for sale ill TIip ClloVrslccvs? Klwlrlc Co, . 493. 61b only, preferred I'lione 431. 423 North First. .Icmcz Springs . Now Moilco Phone Cor. and (told Apply fiuu South Waller leading groceries, , 211 East Central. Mione J8I.W, J 7 : i- - ' Start the Day Smiling! Start the "BRINGING UP FATHER" Day Smiling! ,MORNING "BRINGING UP FATHER" in the JOURNAL morning ALBUQUERQUE appears every Appears every morning in the Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, August 6, 1922, Albuquerque Morning Journal

BRINGING UP FATHER. Copyright, 1921 by the International News Service. RecistereC U. & Patent Office. By George McManusi o ' dotv-i- love if too take: TOO OOtT TELL TOUR WIFF s WOfiUHEflTS MT ADVICE-I'L- L : TOO WOOLON'T CO OOT OF THE HOUSE J to cat out LET'S HEAfe W HIND TONK.HT eUT CET TOU TEN FOR. AtsNf THN AN' !tHE'LL POT ' THAT Memorials of the Better OOT-iratTi.- ; OT V- COIN' Kind. Ym -- OOT SORE eUCK? TOO TOO Al A t MACtE KIK ,tCHENE HE . TON .WON'T LET NE.: 4TAOOT.' r f: "We the V Pay Freight" 3 RWSHT ST ve L y r , n--T' ry k nr FOR G. E. (' - Fletcher cET THAT r- JOT MONUMENT WORKS

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f I AFTER ( I I AS YOU ALlT'5 "TjW oh: coolo we j LIKE IT GREAT TO BE HOME- - ACTED LIKE THlb Is the bread we bake. It pleases I TWENTY TEAR.t Aio: I WOULDN'T 0 HOPE NO AtTORt, STonS" the whole family Our bread, bis- ARE. K UJO OATS Iff cuits, pies and cakes are made COIN? with care by expert bakers. They p are cheaper and better than you can bake yourself. We can sell cheaper because we bake In large quantities. gQ PIONEER BAKERY 207 South First Street.

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11111 - - Let your good wife sit jl down too let her rest from the torture of the big family wash.

Bring it to us. We Remember This Is Lefst Week launder it by the one Of Black and brown kid strap White canvas two pumps Two Shoe strap button patent leather White kid two Sale' strap pumps White pound. pumps with lowrubber heels. with, turned soles and Egyptian cloth military Brown one-stra- p - military pumps, one strap styles with with white Ivory soles and satin, pumps Black beaded kid and satin one J- heels. Regular' $3.00fyalues Regular $5.00 fif heels. $8.60 values in oxfords with white ivory soles with covered box heels and pumps with soles In the sale at Q? values in flt) French heels and turned soles. Regular strap turned ...... 5x.70 the sale at OAtUO and heels. $8.00 values turned soles sell regularly at Regular $10.00 and $11.60 val- Regular $8.50 values Regular $9.00. In the semi- - Plain black kid with m.:?.9, ....$4.95 in the flJ np ues in the semi- - is pumps in the sale at , $4.95 sale. annual sale at . (JQ Qp Cost low. French covered heels.- - Regular. White relgnskin one strap at ;.$4.95 ...DD.0 annual sale at' u)O.0 $8.00 values in pumps with turned Soles and One strap patent leather QP .- pumps with choice of ,One-stra- p Silver Pumps that tbe sale at DX.0 French heels- Regular $6.60 One strap pumps with patent French sell for values In the sale $6.00 and $8.50 White or Baby Louis heels and turn- regularly $12.50. In Black and brown three leather and quar- sport the semi-annu- al kid (g (JfJ vamp gray oxfords ed soles. Regular $10.00 values (PQ Qp with trimmed in white buck semi-annu- sale strap pump military ' ters. They have covered In the at u)0.cD heels. Regular $4.00 (grt - - I . and patent leather. With or sale at Q( ft THE IMPERIAL QP tary heels and welt soles. Reg- tDU.iD White kid le in values in sale at .... wjUtOO White llnerf one buckle strap without pumps Black kid two one with , ular $7.50 values 5baetr.1:::1;.$4.95 Brown kid, one strap pumps flapper style with cut oul button, pumps flat heels and QP In the sale with new and The pumps with low heels turned soles in the In the sale at 5x.I0 the Spanish, heels vamp strap. regular strap (PO OPT ana turned soles. $10 is $10.00. In the semi- LAUNDRY CO. and turned soles. Regular $4.50 ale .at Regular price values In the DO0 Gray Elk sport oxfords trim- values in the semi annual sale (W) ur Egypt-Ia- n sale sale ' Patent leather two strap med with brown calf. Choice of annual at .86.95 White 211-13-- at',.. ,.tD.t0 Nile cloth two strap Vandals with soles. Sell Phones Black kid bluclier oxfords with pumps with welt soles and flat S.&H. tips or plain toes. Neolln soloi $12.00. $13.50 and $15.00 black,, White kid Oxfords with white $6.50 are In low suhber heels and turned low rubber heels. $5.00 regularly for and with leather white, brown and bronze kid, Ivory soles and heels. They 148-44-9 W. Silver Regular welting. Regular one-stra- soles. Regular $4C0 values, In this In the sale I p pumps with turned sell for $14.00. In $6.50 and fl 1 regularly in ' JQ QfJ $7.50 J soles. In semi- - somi-annu- values the sale tit $2.95 sale at ...... j . Stamps Ar the QfT the .,, OOt0 at $4.95 (freen Values In (JQ I dQ Qf? the sale at nnnual sale at . . . . u)O.t0 sale at I ...5o.D

- v. 'August 6, 1922. Pape Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SOCIETY AWAKES FOR MID-SUMME- R ENTERTAINMENT, REGARDLESS; BETROTHAL AND BRIDAL AFFAIRS STILL HOLD POPULAR INTEREST

. i : CLUBS. It takes a lot of nerve to have q J so Say, This Dress When ON BEING ENGAGED ; ANNOUNCED Ml The Happy-Go-Luck- club Is a party these days, they Sports ENGAGEMENT new one T TWENTY YEARS AGO those folks who "feel the heat" to EDITOR'S NOTE. composed of little girl In AJbuum.ru no Are Not Worn AFTER MODERNS II,- Society. It their urge SA11 items for the Sunday Knickers THE J- ' whoaare learning tha feminine art strongly that quells , . doesn't, society section must be in the of embroidery In a class conducted to entertain. It really -- according to the folks who Journal office by Saturday by Mrs. S. E. Newcomer at the though, noon at Everybody's doing it. . . .why Art meet Wed- Ignore the weather and go ahead the latest. Reporters .. Shop. They eyary Attorney and Mrs. A. B. McMil- think are to call the Journal not?. .terrible epidemic... nesday and afternoon to do len P. Nel-- as their desires dictate. And urged - it's Friday and childcen, Mrs. E. I additional of a as early in the week as possi- maybe their fancy work. The members son and Miss Euphemia,' of the pleasure occurs. from all the others. . .oppor- daughter, er no- ble after the event of the club Boh last In when . are; Peggy George, left night for the upper Pecos party of The society editor may be tunity arises. .personal and Pru, Dorothy to a of weeks. body is doing much anything thrills. . J .we'll Just Strong, Virginia spend couple craves a lit- reached at telephone No. li. private Cochran, Elizabeth Elder, Dorothy Mrs. W, G. Hope and children; and everybody really kiwp this socret to ourselves' Dick tle excitement and social hobnob- of Coulter, Norment, Katherine have returned from , a' vlBlt to! cour- .. .business bluffing friends Fran- friends bing. We congratulate the about out in Old Martin, Evelyn Kimbrough, in Kansas City. week passing ces Kelly, Helen Cheney, Cecelia ageous hostesses of the past Maid's refuge home. . .always Another of those very delightful as real benefactors. them- not Eakins, Cyrena Ferree, Frances informal ehtertalnmemtB took placo era, or whatever they call some left afraid of the last Newman and The list of autumn brides, early hit. slice of bread. . co- Jeanette Poule. at the Alvarado last night wboa selves, made a tremendous .carefully O L. and late, continues to grow, with to San . .a Manager Fred Clooz and a few The entire party returned ncealed correspondence. friends a little an Interesting announcement every Ysidro this when a swim solitnl)'er.ng appears. . .Vhat arranged affair ln and morning - honor of Mrs. Clooz who is going Sunday, regularly. September in discovered mineral pool to do... pass it off as family - be a newly , PERSONAL- MENTION. to Pacific coast with ' its neighbor months promise, to were on program. heirloom or wear it on string the her littf' of the June and dinner th., daughter ln a few days for & vii a rival past underneath,, .pressure ' heavy wed- Those who went from Albuquer- brought to beaches. Musio which chronicled so many the affair are Mrs. R. W. to bear by donor. . .let's tell the and dan of local men and que for too Ing were the amusements. dings society D. Bryan, Mrs. Archibald Little of the world... early, much Miss Meta Bowlds of Loulsvilla, in Sep- How-de- n, The at Whltoomb maids. If any single day Detroit, Mich., Miss Angelica ...well Just a tow, then. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. guests Springs, out-of-to- Ky were to tember stacks up on us the way Miss Esther Howden, Miss Uttlo party with an Leron E. Walton of"1018 Forrester treated an informal dance one well remembered day in visitor as an excuse... ' last Monday evening., Tha new din early MacArthur, Miss Helen avenue. , we're to collapse Mary received ing room was thrown open and June did, likely Miss Marcella Matson, guests with ring Miss Bursum of under the or else be obliged turned inside, held In pocket Ruth Soeorrp, very enjoyable evening was spent. strain, Miss Lorena Miss Marga- of Holm O. Bur-su- ' of Burton, . . . J daughter Senator Miss Hawthorn was the muslclar. to enlist the assistance the sport ret Miss Hazel Hawkins, Miss .tally cards give Jk. Kt" ' Kath- assign- Lee, it dead mob f& was the guest of Miss At editor on a few wedding Katherlne Keloher, Miss Katherine away... scene... dur- the Demorest contest last! ments. To avoid con- so surprised, my dear never erine Angle for several days in tho Lead Avenie Melho-- confusion, Angle and Miss Margaret Hubbell. week. night I sult us before you set your date. dreamed it of 'you... how did ing the past dlst- - church Miss Clyde Hatcher! so i &MSFr Mr. and Mrs. Tom Danahy and Q TEA VISITOR AND you keep it dark, .kisses secured the silver medal and aj FOR nil .let's see bp son Tern and Mrs. Agnes Averyt second was to Miss around.', your JVRIDGK TFSTFROAY FOIt A HKIDE-FXEC- month pr.ie presented ring. . .rapid fire question-nnu-- e hava returned from a spent Dalzy Kuntzinxer. The church was MISS KLEISDORI'F Leading in prominence among at a cottage at Jemez A bin summer afternoon bridge was ... apologies for the Springs. crowded to the very doors. The the social events of the weolt . . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mlndlin and honoring Miss Bettie u. on shock. .play bridge, why contestants were Misses Edna. party the afternoon nt home given don't let's talk instead Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Campbell' of Manwarin, Alice Klelsdorff, whose engagement to Mrs. O. Strong you... Rutherford, Clyde Thursday by Harry . . . when's It to be. , did Wichita, Kans., have returned from Bans-ha- rt Louis Swltzer of Vlcksburg, Miss., new residence 1015 West .where Hatcher, Mary Blrt, Bertha at her at you get him,.. my dear, et a visit to the upper Pecos. nnd Daisy Huntzlnger. avenue. The affair, which . Mr. Mrs. L. Mrs. M. Woll Tljeras cetera. .and Indifferent rub- and Kempenlch and Another of those delightful pri- yosterday by Sidney was beautifully appointed, was ber or two. . .never was so sur- Miss Lillian Kemtienich, vate Mrs. Forrest Barner, Mrs. daughter, dancing parties for which ajid given in compliment to prised. makes public loft yesterday for a vacation trip Orchestrion h911 is Justly famed, Ten tables of cards were played niece house-guots- t, ..ring on Strong's and appearance gripped , inside to the California beach resorts. took place last night. The merrv at the home of Mrs. Weil Miss Alleen Keeler of Davenport, .news Mr. Mrs. thui Eleventh street was palm., spreads rapidly and Harry Strong and route took began (parly and North which Iowa, and Miss Zella Rankin of .. makes nleco. Miss Alleen have fun lasted - 1 decorated with many .rings another public Keeler, until past o'clock.; prettily this city who is numbered among appearance right side out... gone on a motor trip' through nor- The party was ably chaperoned bv gladioli for the occasion. Tables the fall brides. calls of New Mexico. on cool telephone felicitations thern Mesdames Ward, Shoemaker, were set toe veranda Receiving with the hostess were . . .rumors and Burns a which carried confirmed.', .recep- Mr. Mrs. Raymond Stamm and Hesselden. , where luncheon, Mies Keeler, Miss Rankin, and tion at office, to utter annoy- have on a two A host of friends i f of or- WOMAN'S and children gone Albuquerquo out a color scheme pink and Mrs. Don J. Rankin, mother of ance of boss... hope chest of- weeks vacation trip to Jemez the young poople will hear with bride-elec- t. INSTITUTE chid, was served after the game. the Assisting in the rv . .. .this be- pleasurable interest that The were assisted by Service ferings. .parties. Springs. Tuesday hostesses dining room were Mrs. A, D. Ogle Juhion gins to be fun... too inquisi- Miss Flora Chess and brother, afternoon, August 5, at the home! Mrs. Sol Benjamin, Mrs. Hugh and Mrs. R. L. Hust who presided tive papers bought off with a James have gone to Cali- of the brother in Kansas n. The snorts dress illustrated is Chess, brlde' "'Dutter and Mrs. Charles Watling-to- decked soda. . not - at the fountain and flower castor Kasha cloth orna- .please, yet. ..so- ' fornia for a three weeks vacation City, Miss Jessio Marie McMillan The guests were Miss Kleis- Oes- - of color , m HiT tea and Mesdames W. C. ciety editors must have copy will be married to Prof. Andres . table, mented with buttons of Km , trip. f' Tan. S. pearl for . j T. trelch, R. F. Pettlt, B. F. Copp. color and bound with their Sunday pages. .well. f Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitzger- Benton Stroup, the newly elected Mrs. s$m& - tcr Cooper, Mrs. Arthur Sisk, T. Vann, Mrs. Albert Learned and not much. . hUBbancf! ald of Houston, and Mrs. superintendent- of the Dieck-man- n, The definite .potential Tex., public; Tom Mrs. Bruno dull green braid. . Danahy, Mrs. Howard who served. close-fittin- g' storms. .soothed with house Maud of schools. The has made Mrs. Parker tendency for fall In sleeves Simpson Shreveport, La., young lady Mrs. Laurence Glbney. Mrs. Learned and Mrs. Parker who plana and hints of stag . are new guests at Mlramontes-on-the-Mes- a. this city her home for the last n, at the wrist is evident party Robert Mrs. Frank Mind-li- as used to cook books re- She is a Blsbee, are visiting here from Kansas City, here. The shorter walst-lin- e ef- be... Carrlck Castle has three years. graduate of Mrs. T. E. Whitmer, Mrs. and Tulea, Okla., are acquired on the also turned to Miramontes tot a month the state nnd for two T. respectively, fect, which is also a fall note, is sly... university Frank Westfrfield, Mrs. E. sisters of Miss Rankin. . the double belt. Extra other more fragile and allur- after a stay a Jemez Springs. years was a successful teacher ln Mrs. Joseph McCanna, Mr9. Miss Rankin will ba married in acquired by ing 'articles plunder secreted Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Otero have the public schools. From tha , Tier-ne- fullness is allowed and the pocket Mrs. J. Journal-Democra- t, William McDonald, J. the latter part of this month to made the interest- in chest, the erstwhile despair moved to the Park View Terrace August 6, 1902 Mrs. Victor Pais, Mrs. J. B. possible through box. . .conversation runs to Professor Edmund P. Learned of ing side lino of the skirt. Tha hat apartments. Bcbreiber, Mrs. Walton. Snyder, Lawrence,. Kans., an instructor of is castor color felt with green braid heating plants and built-i- n O- -t Mrs. E. TC Carpenter, Mrs. Harry at state tubs. . .feel a very accountancy the university. binding and possesses sufficient practical - of spell on. . MISS GRACE STORTZ ' Grey Gwinnup Tulsa, Okla., simplicity and Jauntiness to match coming .distracted W. festivities find As She in tha Role of "Springtime.1 - Mrs. David E. Weiller, Mrs. H. AIiRrOFF.ROrK P. E. O.'i well with tho sports dress. by fussy things Appeared Leading WELL- COUNTRY CAMP. Mrs. William Holm, Mrs. , . . delirium. . .until. . . - N. M. Keenan, VISIT SANTA FE. Mrs. A. Stortz school and state - Tljeras. Shots of San Mr. and Frank university- here, I Snap Hammond Antonio, Texas, A return visit of the Albuquer When tho summer season started ' ' of Mrs. Carl D. Brorein of was announce the engagement their where she is a member ot Phi Mu Tampa, que chapter of P. E. O. made we heard a deal about sim- ORGANIZATION? Miss Munford Fla., Mrs. Sam Pollock, Mrs. K. C. to Fe when a great The carnival conducted daughter. Grace sorority. New guests at camp are Mrs. Santa yesterday large plicity, and although we have had big last Stortz, to Raymond James Mc- Lenihan, Mrs. Thor Kolle, Mrs. delegation of Duke City members still week by the Odd Fellows at their Mr. McCanna is one of the most John Flink, Miss Susie Herbst and are sometimes good, but Hessel- - our share of that this season, Canna, son of Mrs. P. F. McCanna Louis " Walter Jones. Miss Bernlce motored up to the capital city for has been more elaboration hall on South Second street ran of the promising young business men of Degrado. to be Miss Mira there of this city. The marriage A consisting of Miss Lo- oughtTiot depended den, Florence Weiller, a luncheon and Joint meeting. The of the late summer costumes than for three nights in a blaze of both local society the city. He was educated in the party Jv'orlnne Miss Ruth Albu- young couple, the rena Higglns, A. A. Gibson, F. T. upon to record your Switzer, Temp Santa Fe members visited usual. This is especially true vith glory, heat and fun The climax favorites, will take place in the local schools and attended state kins, Miss Grace Winfrey, Miss querque in a last early of the affair was the where he was proml Ashby, E. P.vMiller, G. H. Thomas body year regard to tho thinner organdies closing of middle of November. university, from and Miss Vernal Stone baby's features. Lillian Kempenlch, Miss Allco in the summer. and cotton crepes und voiles, lor the popularity contest last night Miss Stortz Is a charming young nent.in all athletics. He took a B. cantp Lewis, Miss Juliette Fleischer, The motor left the In which the successful wa3 A. here and another from of Albuquerque attended the corn i party city they are provided with laces and lady person of notable musical talents degree at San Phone 923 Miss Mildred Harris, Miss Ksther in the The with a diamond An de- the Harvard school of dance Domingo Friday. -- early morning. visiting flutlngs and rufflings galore and presented ring. which have made her in great graduate The - Valar, and Miss Grace Stortz. club was entertained at luncheon ribbons from conceiv- automobile and several other valu- as business administration. During following guests at camp - drip every mand ln the city an entertainer. be- were in tha :J at Bishop's Lodge at one o'clock, able point. able trtphies were awarded to She in as a violin- the war he served in the navy, Albuquerque past was appeared public stationed at Pelham Bay. Ho week: Beatrice De Lorler, Reba ju: w l.l ll,f it u iiuv af,ter which a Joint meeting lucky ticket holders. The affair ist for a number of years as a child ing Peter- The I FIANCF.K RKCE1VE. was out of on va- ot is a mcmbox of Pi Alpha I. Gauss, L. V. Ford, Albert Uilners held. The dresses are among movel doors the and h.ter took up the study Kappa O. Bulst Miss Florence on printed cant lot at ave- Mr. McCanna is also a sen, H. Schatfe, James Weiller, daughter Those who went the trip the most popular of the season. Second and Lead voice, doing advanced vocal work fraternity. and John H. of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Weiller, and were: Mrs. A. B. McMillen, vMiss nue on in order to winter last. Ab musical comedy star, having ap- Taylor. They have all of tho drooping Friday evening in Chicago before in duet Mrs. Lyman Kiddoo left for Al- Walter Block of Grants, N. M.. Katherine Eubank, Mrs. G. W. lines the sides und are de- accommodate larger crowds and a soprano with dramatic abil- peared With Miss Stortz WALTON STUDIO was along to lyric numbers on several occasions. buquerque Thursday and will leave whose engagement recently Bond, Mrs. W. W. Strong, Mrs. C. void of trimming. It is necessary avoid tho heat of indoors, A ity she has starred in "Up ln the soon to make her future home in an M. A new home. for the young ' announced, will be honored at Botts, Mrs. Carl C. Magee, Mrs. to be expert In the choosing of part of tho street was roped off Air," a university musical comedy, Ariz. tnfnrmfll rononttnn thla ovfinlnv nt W. B. for A was the oaiinle is being erected on the cor Fhoanlx, ' J. Herrle, Mrs. E. Garcia, colors and designs. Otherwise ct dancing. band concert 'IThe Kid's Clever," "Friday Luna M. H. Richards and Paul Ste- ' 31312 W. Central bride-ele- ct on Hog-ref- e, and ner of Fruit avenue and the home of the Mrs. M. E. Hicttey, Mrs. H. L. fects will bo bad. given at the grounds before the Thirteenth," "Springtime" after spend- . the time hava returned West Tljeras avenue. Friends of Mrs. C. E. Hodgin, and Mrs. dance began. A good sum of numerous other local musical pro boulevard to be ready by phens tho of their in November. ing a few days in Albuquerque. tha engaged couple will call to pre- L. C. Brennan. Miss Margaret The hat must be a drooping and money was realized from the ductions. 6he attended high marriage sent felicitations. Cooperrlder who Jias recently tak- picturesque thing. Very often a Mr. Block who has been spend- en charge of the Y. W. C. A. cafe- frill nf Iaca fn nrirlerl nr thnrA tn ing a vacation at Jemez Springs is teria, is a member of the Santa Fe maline or chiffon to carry out ths T1,e Mothers Circle and Cradle PARTIES. in the city for the week-en- d on chapter of the P. E. O. general effect. But. as far as these.11011 of the Congregational church Miss Evelyn Trotter and Miss his way home to Grants. The mar. O summer gowns are concerned, there wns entertained on Wednesday oft-l- s Esther Trotter entertained on rlage of the young couple will take BRIDGE CLUB IS FETED only the hat that brings themrrnonn by Mrs. W. W. Evans at Thursday afternoon at their home place hero In the latter part of No- AT MIItAMOXTES. into conformity with the general 'he Rio Grande Industrial school, in honor of Miss Helen Wilson of vember and will be one of the The Ensemble Bridge club was surroundings. Three automobile loads' went out Raton, who is a visitor in tho city. leading social events of the fall entertained at a breakfast bridge . to tho school for an afternoon on Three tables of bridge were play Mlramontes-on-the-Mes- ,awn- - - season, at a on At the smart places where so- - ,he The children played ed. Miss Wilson is a former unl- O v Thursday morning by Mrs. Carl clety gathers in the summer there frimp and the hostess gave a talk versity student and a member of JUG SAX YSIDRO-JEME- Z Mulky. The affair was in honor are of silkiUl 11,0 mothers on Kappa Uamma sorority. Silk plenty interesting entertaining Kappa HOISE PARTY ON. of her sister, Mrs. C. H. Slayman dresses seen for afternoon and rl"1(,ren ln weather. Two She has been the, house guest of Lovely Crepes , A gay dancing party composed of Chicago, who is her house guest more formal wear. One of these new members of the cradle rpll Miss Louise Bell. She will leave of . girls from Albuquerque and for several weeks. A chicken la msdn nf n rntnhlnatlnn of rnf. were present. Mrs. B. . Smith re- - tomorrow evening for her home. young men from the Ran Yaldro breakfast was served at 9 o'clock crepe de chine with an "tened as president of the cjrele in the Him and iimiau iiaukug iiubi Willi lis vnu morning, after which bridge applique about the waistline of Airs. Herman Hnvrtcr win A pleasant afternoon bridge Lead the Fashion Procession orchestra Invaded the was played until noon. black velvet ribbon Cut in af chosen to fill the chair until the sewing party was given on Thurs- Esperanza strips - hotel at Jemez Springs last night Mrs. Mulky'a guests were Mrs. differing lengths. election at the first meeting in day afternoon, by Mrs. Julius Man- 1 for an impromptu "baile," return- Milton J. Helmlck, Mrs. AVilliam September. Refreshments were dell to a few friends. Two tables for Fall Frocks . ing to San Ysidro to spend today. Holm and her sister, Mrs. Ham- DANCES. served at the pilose of the after- - of bridge were played and tea Several automobile loads of girls mond of San Antonio, Texas: Mrs. 7 nuun. i guests cams in later. A benefit dance will be on ' and a chaperone left here yester- eslle Briggs, Mrs. Earl Porter. given mm San Ysidro. Aft ield, Mrs. Qeorge Downer and Tuesday evening at the Armory by The past matrons of Or. Miss Katherine Anglo has Issued mode is most day afternoon for women of Le- the All because the draped beautifully er a tea me rancn house guest, Mrs. Spellman Down- the the American ol Eastern Star will meet on Mon invitations to a breakfast bridge to ai iney proceed- er of W. of A. Carlisle tated in silks. softly and gracefully, ed to Jemez Springs whera they Denver; Mrs. D. Eubank, gion auxiliary Hugh day afternoon nt 3 o'clock with ba given at her home on North lovely crepe They drape were Joined later in the Mrs. C. T. French. Mrs. L. C. post No. 18. Tho affair will be Mrs. Harce at 221 South Broad Thirteenth street on Tuesday lend themselves well to the slender silhouette, and. the evening Morsfelder and Mrs. Stutz. the members of tho they ' by the masculine contingent from Jack chaperoned by way. All past matrons e cltv morning. The affair will be given their softness. San Ysidro. o auxiliary and the mothers of the are invited to attend. in of Mrs. Archibald Little lengthened hemline, requires s NEW GIRL KCOFTS to at- honor An orchestra sev- TAKE boys and girls who expect ol Detroit, t Michn and of Miss comppsed of LOWERS TO tend are invited to ba Besides a assortment of beautiful crepes, eral musicians who are stopping Slav. especially Eastern Star members and their Louisa Lowber. Four tables will splendid you'll Albuquerque has a troop of Girl present. Mrs. M. Jandcll is chair- iHTniiies an most unusual -- to ai liib jjubi, luimaneu me music Scouts. gave enjoyable social be played. find a interesting and variety of patterns the which was Although organized about man of the dance committee, affair on afternnnn onA for dancing partici- foOr weeks little has been o Friday choose from at Kistler, Collister & Co.'s McCall Patterns, pated in by the party Itself and ago evening in compliment to one of !' Mrs. Archibald Little of Tjetroit heard of their activities. But they V. N. M. FACn,TY FOLKS their D. of Tam- ' ' other at the hotel. The San v number,. William Rogers,. and JHrs Carl Brorein guests are soon to be known by their OX VACATIONS. wno Beautiful colors, and in these Ysidro Syncopators, or Harmonti- - is leaving tne city soon. The pa, Fla., who j are summer visitors light dark, crepes. good works. Beginning next Wed- Now that the university summer entertainment began with a social! In the city, were guests of honor is on 40-inc- nesday the girls who belong to the school over everybody the afternoon at the temple club rooms at an informal morning brldgo h Crepe de, Chine, at, yd. .$2.25 troop will flowers to the faculty and his family, or her fam with Low-- ' carry a picnic supper served about party given by Miss Louise ! 40-in- ch shut-In- Satin, at, yd. . s at the several hospitals ily, is free to take a vacation trip. 6:30 o'clock. Each family ber at ner nome on weanesaay. Crepe ...... v. .$3.50 build a new or Just loaf for brought - 36-in- ch and sanatoria of the city. Folks house, Its pwn basket lunch and hot Cof- The guests were gin rrienas 01 ioi Panoma Crepe; at, yd ( ...... $2.75 who to several weeks. Some are ambitious ice 40-in- have garden flowers contri fee and cream were served mer university aays. ch . of course, to by o A Canton Crepe, extra quality, at, yd...... $4.50 bute to the cause are asked to no enough, studydurlng the lodge. In the for- ' the summer months. evening a tify the girl scouts at phones mal meeting of tho lodge was held ENGAGEMENTS . 174B.W or 1593-- J. i Among the studious ones are Dr, Mr. Rogers was presented by trite Snlnzar-Arago- n The new is L. B. Messier of the English de with a troop which known - chapter beautiful gold Mrs. R. Salazar of as who is doing-- research ning Mr. and J. the Pine Cone troop, holds Its partment u:niiMK iub JLaHiern cmhlem E23 West Iron avenue, announce each after- work at Stanford university ln in token of the esteem In meetings Wednesday California for a month. Prof. Fred- which the engagement of their daughter, Swiss Voiles noon at the high school with Miss he is held. Mr. lingers has been to of Normandy Grace as troon cnntaln. erick Feasel of the economics de very active in Cleotllde, Melqulades Aragon Campbell is the summer lodge affairs here this city. The marriage of tho colored voiles with dots scattered in at tne last meeting a beautiful flag partment attending ana is a past patron of a Chicago will Dainty tiny throughout lacey designs school of the national university young couple take place at. - - was presented to the troop by Mr. chapter. Tho speech of presenta on Beautiful voiles for frocks and blouses, . of Mexico at Mexico City. tion was made the Sacred Heart church Aug- v 70 'Jjie girls have decided not by Mrs. Sarah 14. bride-ele- ct mem- Prof, and Mrs. R. S. Rockwood Mitchell. Mr. ust The is a at yard to purchase their regulation scout Rogers put on the of school ...... and two sons are spending some work for the ber the high graduating .,.....'.,....r.. liC suits until fan when School begins. time in tho and Dr. initiatory chanter class of 1922 and is well known They will wear white middles and Tesuque valley during the meeting. He will leavo rFancy Voile, light and dark colors, 36 and 40 inches and Mrs. Pavid Spence Hill and for El Taso among the student circle. Mr. Ar- skirts with black shoes and stock- - shortly where he will son wide, at ... .v r- --i , Coach and Mrs. Roy Johnson have make his future home. agon is the of Celso Aragon. yard .; lngs during the summer. to-- the Pecos for .a two weeks He is connected with the 48th Star ;.39c The members of the new troon gone camping trip. Mr. and Mrs. John A of the Woman's Anll- - mill. , are: Mildred Bracks. Asrnes Haz. son nave esiannsnea meeting lett, Marlon Marion recently Vice league will bo held at the Lite, Raney, their home in the Tark View apart- chamber of commerce WEDDINGS.0,"' Margaret Marron, Katherine Crist, ments on East Silver avenue. parlors on r.rma Monnny anernoon at 3:30 p. m. DcczoRohinson. - iiauser. l'aullne Sampson, Dean L. B. Mitchell and Dean The unfinished business of A but Curtain and Materials' New Diamonds Frances Parker, Bernlce Bowers. John D. Clark have gone on a mo the pre- quiet Impressive wedding Drapery Helen Stubbs and vious meeting will be taken up and was solemnized on Monday. eve- Eleanor Sadler. tor trip through Yellowstone park. tne 8:30 Miss o After a month's tour Dean Clark oincers ior permnnent organ! ning at o'clock when New Mountings MISS FOGO APPEARS , zation will bo elected. It is ex-- Mabel C. Bezzo became the, bride Kai Prides IN will Join his wife and two daugh to hava several of H. A. Robinson of this The Special A 1'IANO RECITAL. tera in New where pected prominent city. Hampshire they on tne program. ceremony was by the Miss Maude Fogg gave an . are spending the summer. Prof, speaKcrs performed ' CURTAIN VOILES, New Prices cellent father of the bride, the Rev. A. H. ; plnno recital on Thursday George S. Hubbell is visiting his Mrs. Archibald Little of Voiles ecru weaves at the studio of of Detroit Bezzo Durango, Colorado, at Sheer in and ivory colors; plain and fancy priced at evening her teach- sister In Alberta, Canada. who has been Jho of Miss the home of Mrs. C. W. . Us. er, Mrs. II. H. Gobbel. She as- Mrs. W. Ellis guest Llghtfoot. 50c, and 65c a . ' Allow to Figure was Prof, and Robert Argolica Howden, will return to The couple went to El Paso for a 29c, yard. sisted by Mary Gijlelanls, a dans- - and have returned from 1 daughter the city today from Silver City week's honeymoon. Mr. Robinson U v - er, ana ny iena Werner, accom- Iowa where they studied . NETS All university where she has been visiting Is employed by.eharles Ilfeld com- QUAKER x I With You panist. of the numbers on at the summer school. Mrs. Charles the irienas, ior a lew aays. pany of this city. Durable and sheer, cream and ecru shades, "at 40c, program were well rendered. Tin. Care is expected home this week ' priced, yard 75c, freshments were served at the close from Norman, Okla., where she $$.00 and up to $2.25. or tno recital. her mother. Prof, has been visiting v ' The program follows: and Mrs. Thomas T. Eyre will also You more or less. But DRAPERY CRETONNE STABUSHED 1883 "Minuet" Pnderewsk I. be home this week from southern may pay you may pay "Gavotte in O Minor" Bach. California , where they have been Just received a new assortment of Cretonnes in splendid assortment of "Valse whatever you pay you will never get as much, Styrenno" Woolenhaunt vacationing. color combinations, 86 inches wide, priced from 35c to 75c a yard , "Idllllo" Lack. An attractive little adobe house silk value as will receive from a "Valso in O flat" Chopin. on the pueblo style built on East stocking you Dance By Mary GaJIglanls. Silver avenue across from the uni of Rosenwald's Silk Hose at "May Breezes" Delacour. versity is now occupied by Miss pair Special "Sonata 4, Allegro, first move Myrtle Greenfield, state bactcrl $2.50. The of the Rosenwald ment" Mozart. - ologlst, who built the house, and popularity Spe Grlw & JEWELER! -- Bay the Tbo yJIKWATCHMAJORS "Sonata, Allegro Opus 14" Bea- - by Miss Katherine McCormick an-- i silk the Gordon Hose. tnoven. Miss Wilma who will live cial stocking is founded upon perfect store" Shelton, Hard to wear Phono 8S Lenta Moderato" Szerny. In one half of the house. Miss He' continuous its has Out "Juba Dance"Dett. lene Evers and her friend, Miss and satisfaction vise given O Williams, formerly a professor at to hundreds of women in and Mrs. l, O. Rice and sons have Goucher college, have taken Albuquerque taken a cottage at Jemez Springs house on, Princeton avenue for tho v - " V tor summer. throughout the southwest, ' several weeks,. 4 --s- ' 'August C 1922. 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I power which springs from coal power than would be required for from the streams. Between th!:SO tures on the walls. These are not PLAYS SMALLER LOVE'S YOUNG s 'could be handled in another man the railways that the surplus hydro-electr- ic plants and the luxuries but necessities. IS1EDITY PAR POWER PLANTS for diversion of coun- "Tho most ROMANCE O'ER, ner. would be amplo power plants the noticeable impression the cities en route. This would try could be covered with a net about Mrs. Olesen was her direct- The General Plan ness: a to THAH IS EISIIALLY PAPA FORGIVES AT COAL MINE In run the mills and factories, light work of power cables which would digging down the very M DISEASE general outline," the new plan tho cities and furnish power for serve every purpose. essentials of every subject dis- would provide for the erection at municipal traction lines. Some coal movement would con- cussed. She stands out as the only MAKE CURRENT the coal mines of gigantic power When William O. McAdoo was tinue, such as that for domestic hostess of that season who dis- . WEfiMESS plants. The coal would be brought director general of railroads dur- heating, but the great bulk of thi? cussed the manner and tho matter BELiEB; up Just fast enough to be put into ing federal control In the war coal transported to run rallrontls of the lecture to which she had Ry FREDERIC J. ITASKIX the furnaces and maintain a steady time, he 6ald that if governmont and factories would not leave the just listened, and who made con- Washington, D. C Aug. 5. A head of steam to keep the dyna- control were to be permanent, or mines. Its energy would be ship- structive suggestions which so ap- Tendency to Develop a Particular Disease Is plan for tho conversion of coal mos turning. even long extended, his first step ped by wire. pealed that they were at once act- into electric power at the mouths One of the underlying reasons would be the electrification of the Such a stupendous development ed upon. She had not then start- Inherited From Weak of coal mines and the for discontent coal miners railroads. Some of the roads have could not be realized In a ed upon her own lecturing career, Usually Parents; transmitting among day. It nor was current to the industrial consum- and therefore one of the main taken the step already. Miles of would be the work of many years, polities discussed, though Nor- to & rrovern-men- she was keenly alive to oil the pub- Proper Treatment Tends to Restore ing centers has been called the causes of the coal strike is the the Baltimore Ohio, the Boston hut with tho forces of the t, of Secre- in The. & Milwaukee lic matters of her own home town." Under-develope- attention the president. the industry. Main, the Chicago, supplemented by the sup- malcy in d Children. tary of Commerce Hoover and big demand for coal comes in the & St. Paul, tho Krie, the Great port of the great industrial and other high officials of the govern- winter time; in tho summer Northern, the Michigan Central, railroad corporations, It might be MOTORCYCLE COPS ment. months it falls off. Coal the New York Central, New a feasible ARE PROFITABLE O. C. or thv undertaking. (By DIt. WFST) environment, through a contin- In proportion to Its value, both as the market calls for it. There- York, New Haven & Hartford, tho Of the $120,000 paid into Los Officer ued effort to stimulate a fired or County Health, in money and in heating power, fore, when the demand is light, Norfolk & Western, the Pennsyl- Angeles, Cal., pollee courts In fines Oormrally speaking, diseass .!s sluggish brain. ccfal is More there is little to be dono. vania and the Southern Pacific MRS. 0LESEN TAKES In this" short discussion of inordinately bulky. mining dining the month ot June, over not Inherited. We only Inherit a the than one-thir- d of the total railroad The men are thrown out of em- systems already operate by elec- A KEEN IN role heredity plays in the develop i r 1 INTEREST $100,000 was contributed by to develop disease, that ""Oyr freight of the United States is coal. ployment. The result is that coal tricity and tho benefits found are owners arrested for traf- tendency ment of disease, it is my Jntentioiri malnte,-tenanc-e a certain number of us are On some roads in coal producing miners work but from 1S5 to 210 reduction in fuel cost, in COMMUNITY MATTERS fio violations of ono sort or an- is, io cmpnasize tne Tact that a great coal amounts to 80 a While cost of coal- and physinfyiy de- of defectives oan bene- sections, per days year. their wages elimination other. Thus in one month, the number be cent of all hauled. A are as is increased The Auorlated ficient, through causes of under- fited and often cured cor- the freight regarded good their work ing engines; tonnage per (Br Fross.) city and county collected In fines nt by early coal Ib not increased on nourishment and faulty develop-rnu- rective methods treatment. very large portion of this steady and therefore their train, speed grades, Gibbon, Neb., Aub. 5. The in- accruing through motorcycle po- and fuel that is, coal to fire earnings for the are not Increased reduced train Thia tvnA nf habv ii handi Tho child which is born under-develop- railway year large. reliability, terest in community matters dis- lice activity, more than twice as the engines which haul the trains It is the opinion of that crews, increased safety, reduced as capped at tno Biari. lis Byaicm can be brought up to nea l-'- J experts played by Mrs. Anna D. Olesen, much they have spent in the Is i Ari, Louis Rrandels, now an associate the coal is overmanned. damage and wear on equipment, too weak to make any great normal status; small lung capacity fx X industry democratic candidate for the purchnso and maintenance of the amount or re- can bo increased: deformities can justice of the Supreme court of the There are some 700,000 men en reduced depreciation on tracks and machines in all the years that they sistance npalnst be even United States, in his brief in the gaged In it. Under the power plan, improved atmospheric conditions. United States senate from Minne- have been using them. corrected, and deficient In- the hordes of mentalities can be The fu- Five Per Cent case before the the intermlttency in the work of Noise also is eliminated. The child sota, Is described by Mrs. Anna Los Angeles county has fourteen trained. Commerce es- germs that are ture of the present race? depends terstate commission, coal miners would be eliminated. of the future may not identify a French Johnson, a lecturer who motorcycles in service, the city has tea "choo-choo- ." r, waiting jto at- largely upon the adoption and timated that when all items of cost The coal would be feeding ma- railroad train as a was entertained by the Olesen fam- twenty-fou- all 1922 models. tack it. to the railroads of buying and' chines running and not an Electric ily recently when she visited their practice of eugenics, winch is the steadily " Operation Cheaper The acquiring science of being well born. Chil- ""i hauling their own Coal were added, everchanglng open market de- All operating costs considered, homo town, Cloquet, Minn. dis- All of certain dren tend to resemble thelfvpar-ent- s, the total would be $250,000,000. mand. The requirements of the the experts figure that there is a entertainers on the program ; eases by a num- mentally and physically. Her- Since that estimate was made, power generators could be reck- net saving of 25 per cent in elec- of the Cloquet Chautauqua were ber of - individ- bert Spencer w'ell said ' that "In- prices and eOBts have increased oned in advance with a fair tric operation of railroad trains as housed at the Olesen home. This GIRLS! LEMONS uals in the same herited constitution must ever be and the railroad coal bill has amount of accuracy and the coal compared with steam. An analysis Mrs. Johnson explained was In or- family has led the chief factor in determining amounted to $700,000,000. - To could be kept coming abore made by the Norfolk & Western der that the price for the course many to belve character." Unless we look at the transport coal to meet the Ameri- ground regularly all the year railroad revealed that the fuel cast of six entertainments could be kept that the disease subject of eugenics from a more can demand, 18,000,000 cars are round. Fewer men would be re- of running an electric locomotive at $1. A picture of the Olesen T is present when serious standpoint, the population employed annually and of those, quired to take care of this produc- 100 miles was $44.95 compared homo life and ot Mrs. Olesen as a are born. hostess Is Mrs. Johnson's 13 they of the earth will be as it always Miss 2,600,000 cars are employed in tion and while the change would with a cost of $72.42 for a steam given by Poppy Wyndhaiu. Parent who are in a poor state of has been, be a question of the hauling coal for the railroads' own throw many thousands out of locomotive. description of the visit. or who are with "When I at ex- two-- lem- health afflicted "survival of the fittest." Miss use coal to be consumed in the work, it would be gradual and ul- It Is estimated that power can arrived Cloquet I Squeeze the Juice of "be- Poppy Wyndham, the petite '- onranlc diseases, will naturally -mo the coa, an would in be transmitted cable a dis- pected to see a small lumber camp ons into a bottle containing three with to brunette daughter of Lt Inch- - athul timately result a clear by for get children a tendency other traffic. These figures have oconomio gain, it is claimed. Fewer tance of 200 miles before the leak- but Instead found a city of 7,000," ounces of Orchard White, which low vitality. A vivid example of capo, i attracting considerable at men she snld. "Peter Olesen, the super- any drug store will supply for a tvno been filed with the Interstate Com would be doing one branch of age makes the transmission waste- Ihia nf child is the mar.iamie tention of the "fashionables" nt merce commission. tho world's work. The remainder ful. In of tho intendent nf schools, a large blond few cents, shake well, and you condition of o who and many sections., met mn con- a r progressive wasting of Ascot, Poppy, ran away The commission has found, in would become in other country, no railroad Is more than man, at the train and have quarter pint of harmless and emaciation. Few marasmics mm married much to the engaged ducted me to his home. There I and lemon bleach. a young actor,, one of its the labor. 200 miles from a coal mine. delightful investigations into productive distant Mat-sag- lo- ever live long enough to develop is in al met the eyed, speak- this annoyance of her father, again coal traffio, that approximately 97 The first step In the plan for the But in the non-co- producing re- bright quick sweetly fragrant definite disease. Another ex mine-mout- little woman who was to be tion into the face, neck, arms any his good graces since she and her per cent of all the coal cars return electrification of the nation is the gions, the h electrical ing IS son-at- e. ample is the narrow chested, small 13 READY TO husband un- her party's candidate for the and hands each day, then shortly These chil parted. to the mines empty. changing over of railroads from plants would be supplemented, note the and whiteness of lung capacity type. steam hydro-electri- c beauty ldren arc to have ton These figures give an impression to electric power. The rail- der the plan, by "The home was You skin. prone large of the extent to which the trans- roads cross the in The nation is rich typical. your sils arid adenoids early In life the country every power plants. could havo labelled It at nnco as Famous stage beauties use this to or portation system is burdened with direction and the cities and indus- in waterpower, by far the greater of presence of which, help deprive Over sixty thousand vacuum mate- that either a teacher or a lemon lotion to bleach and bring the movement of this tries which consume are of which is The te tho small lungs of the amount of sets are bulky power part undeveloped. preacher, the of that soft, clear, rosy-whi- com- ENTERJOLLEGE electron tubes for radio rial and show how much mora built Power scheme In- by atmosphere oxygen necessary lor ine develop- up along their tracks. general of railroad and plain living high plexion, also as a freckle, sun- ordered from one firm in this coun- would be avail- In- nncj thinking ment of tho growing body. railroad equipment cables would parallel the tracks dustrial electrification would shown by the books burn, and tan bleach because it try each month. able for general freight if the but would carry so much more clude greater power development inevitable, Tuberculosis is not hereditary. His about the rooms, and tho good pic doesn't irritate. It is a Sisease that is acquired in Early Experience With" early life, and which remains in a Father's some - Typewriter Gaye passive state until particular it: it- i A time when the lowered resistance mm nis bianri in Acquir- of an individual allows it to be Glove Silk Vests come active. While we usually ing an Education. and have the of tuberculosis history. , ii i i t. i The Associated Tress.) Bloomers luiiiMvjiip, nn tiuiit-t- ul f jiieuinunia, (By Received influenza, and even com 6, the Jisst tonsllitis, MangunVjOkla., Aug. (By A mon colds, it is, more than prob Associated Eleven consignment from ona of our Press.) years leadim; makers of Glove Silk ahlo that the tuberculqsis germ was Mrs. Willmoore Kendall and for ago gave AH that is new and up to Underwear, all freshly new and already present waiting her ld son a typewriter first some other disease or environment to with while she read, from strictly quality, heavy weight. to lower the body resistance. play Date in Comes in flesh. Bodice vests, re- text books to her blind husband, a inforced bloomers full Cancer is not hereditary. It le Unl- - size, large Btudent in the Northwestern reinforcing. A special bargain fea- the result development 111. The dis-- 1 before we are a condition in versity, Evanston, boy ture for our August Sale. born, carded his other toys and sat by which certain minute parts of the at with nre mixed in the distribu the hour picking the keys body up his chubby fingers. Vests, Each, $1.95; tion nature. In other Will-moo- by words, at the of 13, re we find little fragments or cells Today, age in of Kendall, Jr., is preparing Bloomers, $3.48 misplaced parts the body to enter college. Ilia mother de- - which are entirely foreign to them, ClareB with ana tnese substances the early experience misplaced his father's typewriter gave him when subjected to irritation by the - internal secretions of the or his start in acquiring his educa- body, tion a start that swept him into Close by influences of outside Final agents, school at the age of four after he Out, Entire Stock of will enlarge and produce growths Lit-ti- a had read such books as "The e of malignant nature. Lame Prlnce"and "Little Lord Epilepsy, insanity and other Fauntleroy." mental conditions are not Inherit- Graduated in Jnne. Summer FROCKS ed, that is, ne far as the manifes Willmoore in June tation of the disease is graduated ' concerned, from the Mangum high school. His but are merely the effect of men Meth-- The lowest of the season b tal father is pastor of tho First ! prices ring the season's greatest values deficiency. odist church Of this city. The boy Alcoholism, or the desire for al- to Summer Is not intends enter Northwestern as every frock and gown reduced, coholic drink inherited. The a freshman if rules of the univers- drastically offering alcoholic is lusually an individual can who ity be suspended to admit him. .wonderful values to Women an d Misses acavtlres the habit through Otherwise, he wlll matriculate with some other institution. Regarding the boy's'early train- ing, Mrs. Kendall said: "It was a matter of necessity, I $39.50 suppose, which made us without Originally priced to $66.75 design place him in a position to an of let- Women's and misses' handsome frocks of the finest fabrics acquire early knowledge ' including Crepe de ters. When Willmoore was in his Chines, Crepe Renee, Canton Crepe or Georgette Crepes. Fashioned on the Your Child's Bowels Need second year, his father was study- ing in Northwestern universily. smartest lines. Suitable for Fall wear. Since Mr. Kendall was entirely "California Fig Syrup" blind, I did all his reading for him "and Willmoore often disturbed u.-- by crying to be amused. It occur red to us to give-hi- his father's Originally$29.98priced to $55.00 typewriter. Invitation to "Pecking awav at the keva of Just an Informal Mm the Willmoore Women's and misses' frocks of Canton Crepe, Georgette Crepe or Foulard machine, gradually learned the entire alphabet and combined with Georgette Crepe. Modeled in many smart effects and adorned almost before we knew it, he was the New Arrivals putting letters together into words Inspect in attractively. and Joining words into sentences. I am sure there was never any consciousness of tiresome mental Our effort in his early training. It was Entire Stock of j all a matter of play for the boy and it him so amused that FALSSUUS $29.50, $39.59 kept his father and I were to k, left free Dinner and - go on with our reading, stopping Evening only at firjt to tell him a new let- $4Q5Q- $69t50 ter and later the spelling of MILLINERY words." rrOCKS KedUCed IO Willmoore' entrv into th nnh. Formerly priced up to $89.50 Ho schools at the age of four came as a result of a chance call of the city school superintendent at Hart-shorn- e, FROCKS Okla., where the Rev. Mr. Kendall was stationed. The lad The new fall fashion must be seen to be Additional $9.98 $14.98 was reading aloud from "Haw- really appreciated fully. Heretofore to $15.00 Heretofore to $28.00 Mother! A Waspoonful ol thorne's arrivals the week have the of Hurry "Tanglowood Tales" when during past largely increased; early showing Women's and misses' Summer Women's and Misses' de "California Fig Syrup" now will the teacher entered the room. The authentic styles in both suits and dresses'. When you come you 'will also be Crepe thoroughly clean the little bowels visitor was attracted by his rapid frocks of Dotted Swisses, Norman- Chine frocks. Also all our higher and in a few hours you have a well, and expressive pronunciation. interested in the new felt hats for early fall wear. playful child again. Even a cross, "What grade will you be in this dy, Tissue Ginghams with trim- priced Summer frocks of linens, feverish, constipated child loves its year," he asked the' child. Be sure and Include an inspection of the fall fashions when you come this week mings of Organdies, Laces and Ratines, or mothers can I Organdies French "fruity" taste, and rest v Starts to School. to take of Sale other effects. Voilfs. easy because it never fails to work Mrs. Kendall explained that her advantage July Clearing values. all the sour bile and poisons right son was but four years old and out the stomach bowels pf and had not entered school. Upon the We Will Hold .without griping or upsetting; the insistence of the superintendent Monday a Clearance Extra Quality Crepe De Chine :aJU:. child. the boy started his school work Tell your "druggist you want only the following fall. All Summer Hats "'he genuine "California Fig Syrup" Willmoore has not sacrificed his which has directions for babies and pnysicai welfare-f- or his studies. Sale of Skirts bot-tM- Nightgowns ihildren of all ages printed on e, Five feet, three inches tall, he Sport Must Be Sold Mother you must say weighs 110 pounds, and takes keen for WOMEN and MISSES Low Prices on Two Lots of Hats for the California." Refuse any imitation. delight in all the open 8.ir sports Unusually at $4.48 enjoyed by a boy of 13. He is an At Decidedly Advantageous Prices Final Day. First examine the crepe de chine It expert swimmer, and indulges you'll quality regularly in boxing, baseball and Two underpriced lots of millinery are offered for is a quality any woman appreciates but a3 delight- other athletic competition. These have been taken from - Ar$2.95 , hats higher ful as it is, the attractive styles cannot be surpassed. He is a member of the local boy and most soout troop and is greatly interest- priced lines and represent styles materials We got them from a manufacturer from whom we Regularly $6.95 and $7.95 mid-summ- ed in all activities of the local troop. favored for er wear. There are no two hats buy as a special favor to sell at a special- Last summer,- - while An excellent selection of Tub Skirts, developed in regularly, encamped alike. We will not to describe these- - low with the troop in the mountains cotton gabardine and surf satin made in a number attempt hats, ly price. near here, he rescued a of 12 we tell whether need a new hat or who boy of models that simply you you had been seized" with cramps tailored are simple of line and easily should not overlook these two monthrencT' while swimming. 24 to not, you laundered. Waistbands from 36 inches. In Sale of Towels , Fond of Reading. values the millinery department. Another, Toung Kendall Is still fond of BATH TOWELS reading, Dickens, 'Scott and Stev- At $6.45 44 enson being among his favorite au- $3.48 to $4.98 22 x extra heavy three thread Turkish towel, a thors. He also reads much current . Regularly $13.75 extra good wearing towel. DON'T TOLERATE literature and history. Science and Skirts of Satin Baronette and tailored mathematics he finds extremely Sport Silks, GRAY HAIR difficult. He Is enthuslastlo about with great care in a number of distinctive models. permit ttreakt of gray to mr music, and JONOT yout although he has never In black, white and colors. Waftjtbands from 24 to CORSETS beauty. Watch thoe betraying locks. had regular instruction, plays 26 x 50 largest size bath towel, and heaviest weight When the firit gray ttppcari call to your aid rifbWr'V taln part ln h"s 36 inches. J' Brownntone," the modern hair tint. You orchestra each we have ever had. . SPECIAL can apply it at home by following eaty (Sunday. EXTRA Hand-Ma- direction!. ;'Drownatone" ls told by drug J1Jm?or8.aam'tl!' th,lt h too Women's de ' A limited number of high grade Gossard, Bon Ton toilet counters In two colon-gol- den L"5,14.10 for .,! 77c and goods try the freshman foot- Lingerie ball and Worcester Corsets have been on sale to medium brown and dark brown team when he entere college, Royal put - but dec 1-- 1-- to black 50c and f1.50. Guaranteed ares he will "go in for de- Blouses for quick selling at 3 and 2 value. Some are made absolutely harmless to hair growth, scalp bating." He was a member of the of are in broche. Both front or tenderert skin. Try It at home trial Mangum High school plain coutil, others fancy TABLE DAMASK debating V-ne- bottle sent for 10c. The Kenton Phar- - team, always the of Smartest Tuxedo, ck and Peter of and back models are included. assuming task ' Pan models lacing Although every nwcal Co., 613 Coppla Bldg., CoTinfl. rebuttal over the older member!) French with-- real Lace. embroid- size will not be in each there is 3 pieces only. 58-i- n. Table Damask, good weight, and of the team. - n Batiste, Filet Hand found style, prac ton,Ky.. ' Hand-draw- n. i ered and tically a complete range of sizes m the offer. well mercerized, .Value 75c. EUeetrtcally driven plows are be-In- jr BR0WMT0NE tested by French concerns, the power being, furnished by motor-drlvc- ri $1.88 to $6.88 to $4.48 49c ' $1.48 cable drums. Journal W.ant, Ada Bring Beaulta, Pag Four. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 'August 6, 1922

THE GOODRICH IS r SOME POINTERS TO BiG SIX SPEEDSTER ARKANSAS-LOUISIAN- A SHARING SUCCESS IN I SPEED WAGON SERVES IN SPRAYING TREES NIGHT PEDESTRIANS IS LATEST ADDITION HIGHWAY FINISHED " NEWEST PRICE CUT V OF STUDEBAKERS DQDSON'S AUTO a MACHINE Pedestrians along country roads The Arkansas-Louisian- a who in streets high- and those walk the one of the finest Bv the announcement which ap at night in preference to using the Announcement is made nf a new way, pronounced pealed in newspapers all over the sidewalks can contribute material- addition to the Studebaker line. roads in the south. Is now com- 317-31- 9 West Marquette country on July 20th, the 13. K. toward the reduction of auto- the big six speedster. Of four- - to Information ly new pleted, according mobile accidents by walking on the liassenger capacity, this model received from the state highway and Crankshaft Grinding business move which nhQvs very side of the on- is noted not only for its snappy Cylinder left road, facing The Is Piston Pins definitely the way back to indus- coming traffic, according to Dai H. appearance, but also for the fact department. entire system Ford Ground Complete, with Rings and trial prosperity. Lewis, acting executive chairman that it is tho last word in com- now open to traffic. Prices have aerain been reduced of the American Automobile asso- pleteness of equipment, according The road is 153 miles long. It A materially on all Goodrich tires. ciation. to Lester Cooper, of the Cooper cost approximately $3,500,000 ami GIVE US CALL Both the .Silvertown Cords and tho "Courtesy on the of the au- Motor company, local distributors. was three years and six months part total 317-31- Goocl'-ic- Fabric tires are Includ- tomobile driver demands the use Among tho innovations present- in course of construction. A Phone 290 9 West Marquette ed. Never hefnrc have Goodrich of dimmed lights at night," said ed in the new big eix speedster is of 114 miles of the road Is asphalt tires been sold at this base line of Mr. Lewis, "and this while the upholstered arm rest, which Is surfaced while 11 miles are ma- can factor, 28 prices. The small car driver it contributes to the safety of pass- a feature of the rear seat design cadamized and miles graveled. Ret a. Silvertown Cord for $13. 50. ing motorists, makes it exceeding- nnd which provides the ease nnd In Arkansas the road traverses The price of the 3"jx5 Silvertown ly difficult for the automobile comfort of an overstuffed . arm- Lincoln, Drew, Desha, Chicot and largest standard size for automo- driver to see a pedestrian walking chair. Ashley counties. One branch of biles is $411.30. Fabric tire prices along the edge of the road in the The new model Includes a num- the road extends from Grady rang-- from $!i.5 to $22.85. same direction the car is traveling. ber of features which are either through McGehee, Lake Village How this has been accomplished This difficulty is increased if the exclusive or are to be obtained in nnd Eudora to the Louisiana line. makes a story wmcn ponns mr pedestrian happens to be wearing only the highest priced cars. The western branch of the road way to many manufacturers of dark clothing. The result is that Among these are the courtesy light ronnects at the Louisiana line flth other products. Quality has the driver is practically on top of rn the driver's side, front and rear the road to Monroe. i maintained. The Goodrich fac- the pedestrian before the latter bumpers, and the travel trunk at tories for months past have been becomes visible. the rear, which Is easy of access shifts left-han- working full time three "Walking on tho d side because the two extra disc wheels every working day in the week. of the road is just as good for the (Including tires and tubes) are Out of the slump which was and enables him to see mounted on the front fenders and Easy Terms. indus- pedestrian throushout the rubber "Covering a distance of more Speed Wagon express body," says the approaching automobile in therefore are out of the way. Open Evenings and Sundays. Goodrich has built tunintss to aside Mounted six chassis try, than 1,000 miles a single Mr. Brittain. 4ime step if the motorist upon the big back to its present healthy, pro- during "He makes three to each does not see him in time to with sixty horsepower detachable season Is the near-reco- rd trips CARS FOR fitable standards by putting spraying of his orchards and the power swerve. , head motor of Studebaker design USED The easiest and surest prices lower nt every opportunity. for this type of work established which he uses operates at "The pedestrian should remem- and manufacture, it has the ability An Kconomlc Truth. sprayer to SALE OR TRADE f by Fred A. Wolfe of Belvldere, 400 pounds pressure. ber that the rules of tho road re- satisfy those who demand speed, The beginning of the present Illinois, with his ,'Keo Speed Wag- "In addition to this service quire the autoist to keep to tho power, flexibility and smoothness. 126-inc- real saiisfac-- p h to volume of manufacture at the on," according to Mr. Brittaln of which the Is ren- and should contribute to Of wheelbase, it Classiest Ford Speedster In get r can Speed Wagon right the provides way Goodrich factories practically the Paulln Motor Company. dering, tho truck also enables Mr. factor of safety by keeping to that plenty of room for all 'passengers. town, starter tiJOKfl be said to date from May 2, 1921. "Mr. Wolfe is one of side of the road best en- block com- the larg Wolfe to make market delivery at which ..tDOU On this date, .the Goodrich est growers of fruit in northern Rockford, 18 miles distant from ables him to escape the oncoming TO CLE.W RADIATOR CEIXS. 121 Dodge Roadster, A- -l tion out of your tires is to pany led the rubber industry by a Illinois and be sprays more than his three times a also car and especially tho occasional Mud and dirt that have become condition every of 20 farm, week, drastic price reduction per 10,000 trees each season with to Sycamore. 24 miles, and De speed fiend or 'flivvorboob' who hardened In the cells of the radi- way $650 cent on all tires. high-power- sprayer which has Kalb, 30 miles distant, and get the cares nothing for consequences ator should never be removed with Two Ford Speedsters, both was because been or a buy them from the dealer Buyini? stagnant mounted on the standard top market at all times." and speeds regardless of tho rights wire tool. The thin cell walls ana V the public expected lower prices. of others, for it has been are easily punctured and small E S150 I stimulated by giv- truly $200 Goodrich buying said that whether you were In the leaks in the radiator invariably re- Fnrd Touring. motor com the lower prices which the less and that or not does not matter sult. Use water directed from a who makes it business ing was WONDERFUL RECORD performance, says right after pletely over- - rjfT a public demanded. The result inside of two years it will be poss- you are in the hands of the hosa to clear the passages, with DA could be expected. The MADE BY . hauled I U all that DEMON DRIVER ible to travel by practically any the stream guided from the engine Six demand for tires increased road in Wisconsin and be sure of side. Paige .Sport Touring And in WITH OLDSMOBILE ' to see that the customer throughout the Industry. finding it in good condition. Be- KEEP ON YOUR ; this the B. F. Goodrich cause of ir!.-- S650 increase, the good roads, or good Ahvs.'inia's population is 8,' Model N company received its reward of "Brownio," the demon driver, luck, or good driving, the tourists SIDE OF THE ROAD 000,000. Hupmoblle Touring, and clear business who edits the automobile section suffered seven and in good running CQ7P his fullest . farsightedness only punctures "The worst pest of the highway DO I gets moneys vision. of the Milwaukee Journal, has two blowouts and came back with is the who to order Beeause of the increased de- finished his annual driver refuses give 1920 Nash Six Tour- - just seventh five of tho original six tires. enough room to without (PPA mand, the factory increased pro- inspection of Wisconsin highways, "Brownie" reports officially that pass ing a bargain .... 9 f DU cost of scraping," says Manager Kaseman worth. That's our policy. ductionan the maktns covering S,0fi4 miles in 26 days. tho. Oklsmobilo caused him lens of the Southwest Motor Two Buiek Six Touring Cars each tire was reduced through The car selected was an Oldsmo-bil- e, trouble car he Company. Parcel Delivery than any other has is cuss-edne- Increase has 47-- "Many times it just plain greater volume. The model the first light car used on similar trips. The rvme causes a S300 and S350 made 20 per to be used in lie that driver to got not only the original this annual trip. car will Bent with other dr' eis as close to center of road A complete line of new cylinder cent reduction possible but has Three passengers were carried and over 10.000 miles more of Wiscon- the the as he dares. Other times it is be- head gaskets, radiator caps, also brought the possibility of an- the car averaged 310 miles per sin highways, but under t'to aus- lens starter and in many a cause the driver fails to judge dimmer and Co. nouncing a new, day, with high mileage day of pices of tho Frint Motor Car Co., distance he cranks for all cars. first Tire reduction than be- 491 arul five davs properly and thinks cases, greater other rolling up Oklsmobilo distributors for the will run off of Used for twenty-fiv- e Safety fore. 387, 3S3, 380, 370 and 365 miles. state. Mr. Frint he will the edge the high- parts says that of . for- way if he gets too close. makes of cars at a saving Distributor Passing1 Success Along. The best previous day's run, in put 50,(100 miles on the car this e is In this mer was 3"i2 "Then there is the man who fifty to seventy-fiv- per cent. The motoring public tours, miles. summer and he is a man of his drives at and swerves to Fourth way rewarded by the confidence Accurate tab was kept! on gas, word. right you Phone 95 224 North showed when were oil and his side of the road Just when you which it prices water consumption and think he is to smash Co. reduced over a year ago. The new the figures show that the ear av- BRAKE RODS AXD surely going Mcintosh Auto N. M. car. He is Just a 3S0 G 1 ALBUQUERQUE, reduction passes the fruits eraged 13 . milo-- to the gallon of C'OXXECTIXG TARTS your plain fool, Phcns 13 W rimniw Am Ptimua KA3 IIITVI price success on to the and that is his pleasant way of of this year's gas, nnd 720 miles to the gallon of A monthly should be fun oil. The car crossed thfc mate five inspection having with you." public. In mado of the brake rods and con- The manufacturer's problem times, went up and down it four ; Are the nast eighteen months has con times and traveled around its bor- necting parts. Clean off all the ac- Star Tires Really sisted 01 mucn more man me der twice. In spite of tho heavy cumulated dirt and rust, so that r Olds-mobil- raw load and the o effi-clent- question of turning materials long hours, the they will act as freely and ly "Star" Tires made only two stops for as possible. Apply a half-and-h- I difficulty has been to accompiisn mechanical adjustment. One whs solution of kerbseno and this process, maintain quality, and to have a broken tire rack repair- lubricating oil, and tho brakes will do it all at a nrlce which would at ed, and the other was to tighten a work easier and better. tract the' public. Goodrich has loose carburetor connection. found the answer to this problem "Brownie" pays tho car every com- Light travels 186,000 miles a by nutting the cart before the pliment on its almost entirely flaw second. horse. Starting from what repre sented a fair retail price and es timatlng accurately the 'volume of 'business which could be expected Tf When Your Auto when goods were offered at this FDA n N . price the Goodrich company f"V''i Radiator Gees priced its tires accordingly, and Wrong business to a stimulated up point Don't try to make it your- where production was profitable right self let re- at such figures. The process ne IRISH, the radiator ing repeated In the present reduc pair expert attend to that. Tou tion of prices to a new low level. don't to doctor try yourself when THE UNIVERSAL CAS you are 111. A good working radia- CUT-SAVE- FUEL S tor Is important. Let us make MOTORISTS $73,500,000 yours right. ' ' Motorists of the United States O. K. Sheet sra more than seventy million do) lars richer as a result of the recent Metal Works Estimates of fuel consumption 217 North Third. Phone 1870-J- . ner motor vehicle range from 850 to 450 gallons annually. Taking mated from United States Bureau of Mines reports on total domestic consumption, the saving to each motorist on a 2 cent cut is $7.00 new. annually, and to the motoring pub. bi. lie, which numbers 10,500,000, the saving is $73,600,000, imoTOEsMents A reduction in gasoline prices is particularly beneficial to the farm er who not only owns one-tm- ra or I, the motor cars, but also uses gasoline-consumi- sta tionary engines. TRAVEL RECORDS BROKENT More than 5,500 autos contain ing 18,000 tourists from every state in the union had been regis- tered to Aug. 1 In the Overland Park camp grounds In Denver, a 50 per cent increase over 1921, It u tfee wealth - ' Hhe Improved GmteryaSuc Out of of Packard experi- ence has in this new Single-Si- x, The 1923lL4ilLEY-DAVroS0- come, N a mastery of production which has NEW now resulted in value little short of Come in today and "see thescTnew revolutionary 1923 Harley-Davidso- n motorcycles and - AValuelike TMg 6idecars, just arrived. See the 10 big' Packard has learned how to surpass NASH new improvements; see this 1923 bigger itself and still widen immeasurably Why should you buy any car value at the new low . but a Ford?. Prices surprisingly prices. the circle of Packard ownership. lowest, r Ride out and into the outdoors on parts lowest, operating and up-- value who seek keep expense lowest, a Ford IS HERE your improved, greater 1923 ; For those cars ofthe highest yet Harley-Davidso- n at these reduced car will take , prices: calibre, the value plainly expressed in : you any place any AW car will go. These are sensible, 61 F FD these cars leaves Magneto Twin j285 74 Magneto Twin JQ exquisite literally no not extravagant times, and a - THE PRICE 61 J Electric Twin 74 JD Electric Twin choice - r i'lnti 33Q but Packard Ford is the most sensible car 1 T t T t 1 Yl f - , . C, 1 thm timglt-Sixftv- e for WILL Th ftrka of tw ponzrfcmWn U $2483 at Detrva anyone to own. Terms if (F.O.B.Milmakee,Wli.) . Th tttmpric of th Tmijr toorlr it 13850 at Dttrott desired. & Co. SURPRISE YOU Our easy, plan Quickel Auto Supply Authorized Ford Sales and Service Station, v . turns owning hopes to riding joys! Roland Sauer & - - . Phone 750 ' Company ' Distributors Sixth Street and Central Avenne N . " BELEN AVTO COMPANY, BELEN, N. M Hoover Motor JOHN H.SETH& CO. 420 West Central Avenue. Albuquerque, N. M. 21712 North Fourth Street Albuquerque O. S. EMBLEM, Dealer, Santa Fe, , N. M. v Company Catalogs Describing New Models on Hand 418 West Copper ASK T H E M A N WH O OWN S ONE TELL IT THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED August 6, 1921 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL raze piv

Lnmi new springs Buick engineers uny Buick engineers have succeeded In HANDY HANDWORK'FOR FOURTEEN NEW MODUS IN BOTH SIX AND FOUR will do away with all side sway producing entirely new features jgsisgaa and puts rebound from bumps which will place these cars prac- AUTOMOBILE OWNERS down to. a minimum;' The main in a class themselves for CYLINDER TYPES, JUST ANNOUNCED BY THE , tically by leaf of the front springs has bien silent and smooth running. The Almost owner wants made of vanadium steel. bodies of closed cars been every car BUICK MOTOR COMPANY. the have to know how to car him- Kngluo and Oil Feed. slung much lower and are so con- fix the The engine block of the new mo- structed that the, roof presents an self. This is particularly true of dels has been cast higher of chilled almost line to the eye and the man who owns his own Th Buick an- and handles a! straight parage. lfttor company which insure lack semi-ste- el with honed cyl- is covered with a material which After of 14 new special carefully reading all the nounces a complete line rattle end easy operation; On both inder bores to Insure added effi- will prevent noise. books on "How to the both six and four-cyl- -' Repair Car, modal 'in lunnlng boards aluminum bindlne ciency and smoothnessof running. The doors are extra wide and and Auto Answers inder types. Included In the list has ..een used throughout-- - and new Handy for the Extra length connecting rods and heavy and are equipped with Anxious," I have boiled all the In- DODBE B ia a new five passenger touring se- special nickeled scuff plates artt machined to locks and nickel and black ROTHERS of a on to pistons especially rotary, formation tbey contain into a few dan type, and mounted the steps protect the scoring of the cylinder handles, which will secufely Ipck asm mm five passenger sedan in the the side and a finish- prevent simple questions and answers, touring aprons give walls have been adopted A new them at all times and at the same which I hereby to my fel- .four. ing touch. Crankshaft has been time rubber will present BU5IM era COUPE I and larger bumpers prevent low motorists free of S The new models the Buick - A new with a spe- charge: bring gasoline tank used together with a special hard door rattle. The doors are mount- Q. How is the distributor ad- production of six cylinder cars to cial raised filler cap has been in- babbitt material for main and con- ed on heavy hinges to which the r nine models and increase the fouii ends covered justed? stalled, the being necting rod bearings. New drop engineers have paid special atten- A. Under no conditions touch cylinder 'output from four to five with the rear mud guards by spe- main have tion to insure even foi next cial usuul forged bearing caps hanging. the distributor. Have it adjusted the year. ' wings which prevent the been adopted. An oil pressure sys- The windows are of llifht. weight a reliable The sixes will' Include a er in visible between by garage man. Built and for gap space being tem to the main bearings and a construction but equipped with Q. What is to priced practical, a anti-rattl- the prpper way jroadstej, ar five and the tank and guard. now method of covered troughs to the latest e devices known a seven a As an added means of comfort adjust brake band? passenger' touring car, the pistons Insures positive lubri- and are finished in a rounded A. A loose band everyday use. Beauty and light- . to con- brake may three passenger sport roadster, a the dtlver the wing nuts cation at all speeds. A special sys- edge. cause a - four passenger a the windshield have been serious accident. sport touring, trolling tem of oil holes in the rocker arm Operated from an entirely new Q. What is a crankshaft? ness skillfully blended with rug- ":four passenger coupe, a five and so placed that they are adjustable cover allows the driver to Instrument board, on which are fiv-- dust A. Do not attempt to touch the seven passenger sedan and a from the inside of the car. A new lubricate the rocker arms, mounted a combination of wlite passenger sedan. The fours type switch has bfcen used under a easily crankshaft. It is a Job only for ged strength. touring and a new valve stem lubricating faced instruments and a glass cov- an experienced mechanic. will Include a two passenger road- handsome glass mounting and spe- has been Installed ered sot of switches, is a cowl ven- foot-re- st system together Q. If the car blue ster, a a cial nickeled are lu- emits smoke, five, passenger touring, . plates with one which more positively tilator, to do away with all engine what is the trouble? The steel finished in , three passenger coupe, a five paj-- used throughout the six cylinder in body Dodge bricates the front cam shaft bear- heat the front on warm days. A, Do .' not to senger sedan and the new five pa3- -' line. The transmission control The seats of the closed models attempt remedy bVen fa- ing. thlg trouble. Take the car to .a 6enuine ,. senger touring sedan. N handle has lengthened to Brothers baked enamel. A fair bracket and pulley drive have been slung1 lower and give garage. Changes in Body and General cilitate gear shifting and is equip both added room and comfort with lock which system has been adopted as has a leg Q. How may a spark Appearance. ped a i;ew type new water ana while the car itself is finished with be dirty plug leather upholstery. Ample doors, The body has been slung at a will reduce theft insurance rates stylo pump shaft cleaned? of pump a new got of interior fittings and A. Don't do it. At the first lower level and the adoption of a 20 per cent Ac windshield wipe: packing. in a new slm .window heater and cord is driver. The is .also entirely high grade upholstery. of trouble it is to have the levers, higher radiator with filler mounted handy for the generator All closed models have been equip- cheaper cap gives the hood a line Improvements also have raised the new with a silent g car thoroughly overhauled. higher . ped with a dash clock and rear tires. A ; and makes the car look longe-- Buick cars in fire insurance rat- generator clutch, insuring easy Q. Where lsihe spark leverT wide, seat.' vision mirrors. A. The straight Entirely new one-pie- crown fend- ing from class D to A. The sea',s (starting and silent operation. sparking system Is a low- New knuckle and steer- very Have ers have been used on both front in all open models have been steering OXE OP NOAH'S PETS. complicated apparatus. Spacious carrying compartments.' rear. A which sets ered added ing arm bushings have been it fixed by an expert. Life. and top much considerably, giving was lower as been used and gives the leg room, and the upholstery has adopted together with larger heat It swampy around Denver car an smart - been bound in such a way that the treated strut and truss rods. 2,000,000 years ago, according to TRUCKS INCREASE CREAM- - In closed car and " extremely appear- short, dignity ance. With the top cony special tacks are not visible. The doors Ball bearings have been installed Prof. J. D. Flggins, director of the KRY BUSINESS IN IOWA side curtains with a have been with wide poc- on the differential. An average of 8. BOO nnunda nf at little more waterproof equipped ' Colorado Museum of Natural His- protection than the special signal pocket for the kets, and are paided to insure Despite 11 s years of dependabili- butter is now being made weekly - driver. wear and good appearance. A ty the Buick has even changed its tory. The traveler who wants to by the- Traer Creamery Company price of an open roadster. Drum type headlights and park- - new Btylo of high grade carpeting always rugged frorno Jor one of hobnob ith the monsters of long of Iowa under its .new marketing Ing on the cowl have been has been used in the tonneaus. extra heavy construction. can so In plan of paying a premium for lights ago do the City Park cream used and a special ventilator, con- Spring Suspension. To the bodies have been added in where the gathered by trucks. Al- o fea- new cross brace collection, Denver, though the new has been In trolled from the Instrument board One the most important heuvy bars, pillar re- plat) ' has been mounted on the cowl. tures of trie Buick sixes is the im- irons and an improved -- method of skeleton' of an animal closely force less than a month, the cream- rhinocer-OU- Special anti-ratt- le catches have proved method of spring suspen- attaching body brackets with bolts lated to the present-da- y 9 ery Is receiving four times as much teen used ov the hood and all sion, so designed that the use of instead of screws. is on exhibition, one-ha- lf of It cream ns formerly and of much ;" doors are equipped with catchef rear snubberg is unnecessary. The In all the closed models the covered with an imitation hide. better quality. KORBER & CO. i. J. " 208-22- 6 North Second Street ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICQ

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Astonishing Values and Prices , ' SIX CYLINDER MODELS Road.; 3 . . .$1625.00 OKLHEIS y ' pass. T ur. 5 . Sedan,' pass. .$1935.00 I Tour.; 4 pass. . . .$1675.00 2 175.00 "FOUR FIVE PASSENGER V pass...... ,$1 . CYLINDER MODELS i s. . . ., . .$1195.00 . 2 pass. . . $865.00 5 pass...... $1985.00- - 5 pass; ...... $885.00 4 pass...... , .$1895.00 v' 3 pass. .'...... $1175.00 v 7 ..,...$1435.00 5 . . . . .V. . $1395.00 Neiv Pric ' pass. pass. ur. Sedan, 5 pass: . . .$1325.00 ' ' All Prices F. O. B. FlintrMich. . , . - F. O. B. ALBUQUERQUE Ak about th G. M. A. C. PurchaM Plmn which provide for Dftrrd Paymnt Chalmers Still 365 Days Ahead of Them All See These New Buick Cars Now at Our Showroom Oden-Buifc- ( k Company ' PHONE 1200 Corner Fifth and Gold Albuquerque, N. M. t . j ' Phone 854-- U l i J 414 West Copper - rum MH ,yi. mm n it .- ' - ... 'Q - When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them V ! r

Six. August 6, 1922. fa pre ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL v t. ) III: 7 oVi lit JOi P wMw'iim i fcf I i.i It T in i it If iiiiB iinfr i' i niiiwWBBaai t im'f ceremonial cave. Rend Randelier's NEW BONUS SYSTEM skilled worker had seen an oppor- LOW COST TRANSPORTATION book, "The Delight Makers," be- tunity to increase the department's Speaking of low cost of trans- ONE 047 MOTOR fore you po, and every inch of it FOR WORKERS AT THE efficiency by utilizing the time portation brings out the fact that a which the trucker had John Caretos left New York will have meaning for you. PACKARD PLANT previously City TO TAKE Boyd's ranch offers nn'cxceller.t used for resting. on May 27th, mounted on a second TRIPS for the night. Six "The plan gets away from all hand motorcycle with but 32, n .stopping plarc de- hours driving tinip should be al-- it .As a reward for accuracy and the cumbersome features of the his pocket and no tools of any FROM THE CITY lowed, though can he marto in pride of workmanship and to stim- old piece work system,1' said E. F. scription. less. the Packard Mo- Roberts, vice president of manu- He reached Seattle, Washington, ulate production, on one For further information, phone tor Cur Company has established facturing." "Under the piece work June 2(ith, taking month 1500-W- . on to make the al on tlirse onr-ilu- y a new bonus for workers plan a check had to be kept only (Information pystem of re- He his were will l)C furnished b.v Koshnrc at the the work every Individual, trip. says troubles trips plant. in an and nil and that all he did was to Tours, office In Journal biilldliiK.) SAVAGE DISTRIBUTOR The new plan takes the place sulting unwieldly overly put of individual bonuses paid by the expensive system of accounting. gasoline and oil in his motorcycle Klto dc HAS NOVEL PLAN FOR Packard fer a number of years Now only the work of a depart- and keep riding. The Tire with the Wider Thicker Tread Ixjs Frijolen. ment has to be checked, This is a wonderful demonstra- and is of and is said to be entirely new Albuquerque the cenlcr THE RURAL MOTORIST have "It serves turn the individual tion of economical traveling. week-en- among all bonus plans that tj quite as many excellent d been tried in American manufac- worker from an automaton Into an one-da- y whose Jaunts as it is of the trips, There is a growing tendency turing. alert thinker every effort is de- Is bent toward improving his own leaving Saturday morning: best, among progressive merchants to Under the bonus system the but if you cannot get off until gree of at which each efficiency, the efficiency of his make 'it as as for cus- efficiency de- noon, there will still be time to easy possible department is operating is fixed, fellow workers and that of the get away from this town and cen- tomers to buy their wares. So It after a time study of the work of partment as a whole. It should and venture far into thi? isn't that some the For each one result in 7,000 minds thinking con- tury strange department. per on how to better mountains and the past before tire and accessory dealer should cent of Increase in efficiency the stantly the Pack As Usual ard and the methods of manufac- Sunday night. decide to take his to the department is able to make above No trip is better for all of this goods that fixed as thta base each Indi turing Packards. Concerted think- than t..u Rito de los Frijoles, the buyer, for his conven vidual worker in the department ing of 5,000 minds toward one end ancient home of the modern Co-ch- ience rather than ask his country is given a one per cent increase in cannot help but bring results." Indians, the cliff dwellings customer to come in to town to wages for the pay period. The in- first discovered by Adolf Bandelicr see him. crease is measured in accordance monu- ADDITION IS BEING . and erected into a national It Is done in with increased work produced. ment in his name. Forty miles being Provo, Utah, Inasmuch as any increase in the BUILT TO HUPM0BILE for 'instance. T, T. Taylor, man- WAS west of Santa Fe on the cast slope personal efficiency of any one of the Jemez mountains lies the ager of the Provo Implement and worker in the department tends AUTOMOBILE FACTORY to a to of effi- Pajarlto plateau. Rising Hardware Co., distributors t for increase the percentage height of 8,000 feet, It offers views tires and has ciency of tho entire department, In accordance with a will never be The Savage tubes, adopt- a building that forgotten. ed a novel to farm- with resulting increase in wages program adopted three years ago, Sandia ranre with the Cerillos and plan for selling for each Individual, an Incentive ,s Motor Eea'ds Natural Isn't i- ers. concern tho Hupp Car corporation the World Perfectly San Pedro hills in the foreground, This has a complete- held out to each worker to do is now adding new construction to t- the Santa Fe and Sangre de Crlsto, ly equipped service truck which more and better work. its big plant on East Milwaukee the Bnow-capp- peaks which carries a representative stock of Each worker in a department avenue in Detroit which will In- In Motor Car Value. The cord or fabric carcass is the dominate the upper Pecos coun- Savage tires and tubes, small hand has a personal interest in the en- the floor crease factory space by I of tire and Lax-nes- expensive your try, and the Jemez range offer a tools, oils, and other items neces- tire work of his department. s, more than a half million square part complete panorama of beauty. The sary to tho farmer. loafing or carelessness In feet. that's the part you ought to get road winds through a pine forest With this truck trips are made workmanship for that reason are Completion of the new buildings Let us tell about every mile out of. varied with cedar and sage and in into the farming territory and frowned upon by the men them- now under process of erection will you the little valleys elder and willow. sales made direct from their stock selves. A lnggart workman is con- give the Hupmobile main plant a But if the rubber tread wears There ajre two hills which dwarf for whatever the farmer requires. sidered by his fellows to be an ob- total floor space of not less than it before you decide. La Bajada for difficulty, but which InA'ases where they do not have stacle in the path to a bonus and 1,570,000 square feet with as mod- ' thin, the inside fabric soon breaks are after all quite safe for the care- just what is needed in their truck, they themselves Insist that he do ern equipment and building design, down. It driver. orders are tit his out. doesn't get a chance to ful ' taken the time and part or get it Is said, as can be found in the The cliff dwellings are in the shipment made upon the return The first department in which industry. deliver its full mileage. little canyon of the Rito de los Fri- to Provo. In this way the farm- tho new plan was tried increased In addition A.0 the main plant lr joles, which was obviously chosen er's needs are filled for many ar Its efficiency four per cent in the Detroit there are five subsidiary Gates Super Thread Tires have a for a home by a very peaceful peo- ticles which he has been delaying first two weeks. Stimulated by the Hupmobile manufacturing proper- e wider and thicker tread that pro- ple who wished no disturbance. tho purchase of until his next trip increased pay which resulted,-th- ties, four of which are owned by The canyon is about four miles in to town. This service helps 1c department increased its effocts the Hupp Motor Car corporation tects the inside fabric to the very length, crescent-shape- d, and prac- keep the money in circulation In still further until in tha, last two and the fifth controlled by it, all end. get more miles. tically closed at both ends. The the locality, nnd also tends to pre weeks the Increase amounted to of the products of which are de- Naturally, you south side Is an almost sheer cliff vent rural motorists from ordering ID per cent, with a resulting 19 voted to Hupmobile production. of a soft sand-ston- e which lent lf goods (( doubtful, qunlity from per cent increase in pay. readily to home-makin- g. For mail order houses. This service In this department a common two miles along the valley, the In- will 1 e of special help to the farm laborer had been employed as a DATES HAVE BEEN SET dians dug1 out their tiny rooms and er at the season when the crpp re trucker. It had been his habit to built on other rooms, making a quires his closo attention to his sit down and rest while waiting NATIONAL AUTO SHOWS business. . for a load for his truck. One of Heover ages like a honey-com- b along the Whether the country motolrlst the skilled workers explained the Dates for the two national au Motor cliff. Only the cliff rooms are requires a Savage cord, for his t onus plan to him and polrted out tomobile shows have been decided left now, but there are signs truck or touring car or a pint of what it meant to him personally upon by the National Automobile enough for those who can sec, of oil, or merrly wants somo infor- to utilize every minute of Pis Chamber of Commerce as follows: a -- 3, we EM! the entire village. mation regarding a certain device working time, As a result the New York, Jan. at Grand and sell B0ATRIGIIT RUBBER COMPANY In addition to the cliff dwellings. or accessory, the Savage distribut- skilled worker became a teacher Central palace. ' there is the fine communal dwell or's store Is in a position to giv with an eager pupil and the trick Chicago, Jan. 27 to Feb. 3, at 418 West Copper trig almost entirely exposed by the prompt service or make quick de- cr has taken a step up In his vork the Coliseum and the First Regl 401 West Copper Ave. Phone 237-- J. School of Archaeology, and the livery. . and has doubled his wages. Tha ment armory.

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' of Priced Gars Commercial Chassis . $425.00, , Owners Lower Roadster . . . . . $510.00 Turning to the Hupmobile Touring . . . . . $525.00 One of the most notable de- It gives performance that no Light Delivery , . $510.00 velopments of current auto- car anywhere near its price mobile history as the definite can gie. It affords this pro- Utility Coupe (2 Passenger) $680.00 and widespread turning to the nounced advantage ajt a cost Sedan Hupmobile, of thousands of for upkeep and ' operation $860.00 owners of cars whose first that is actually less than FB cost is less. those of cars whose first Model Touring (Big Chevrolet) $885.00 appeal is price. 3-- There must be, and there is, Model G, 4 Toil Truck Chassis . -- Speed $650.00 something more than finer, It provides those advantages powerful performance, greater at a slightly higher first cost (All Prices F. O. B. Factory) ' comfort, easier riding, to attract that is actually muchless when this ever swelling multitude. compared with the acknowl- All re-sa- Prices edged higher le value of Subject to Increase Without Notice These men and women buy the Hupmobile. motor cars on the sound basis Please feel under no of common sense. They de- absolutely mand a maximum ofmotor car obligation to call upon us for a demonstration, at time. enjoyment at a minimum of any You'll Always Find The Best Values cost and they' find both in Hupp Motor Gar Corporation the Hupmobile. . Detroit, Michigan

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