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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ALBUQUEEQUE MOENINGr JOURNAL Kiiuy-niiiii- i vtAit. PAGKS TODAY IN VOL. CIjXXV. No. 3. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, November 5, 1922. 24 TWO SIX'TIONS P1UCK FIVE CENTS. 10 Oil III VOTE TO CLAUDE J El Veterans oi V. S. and Europe JUDGE DAVIS IS SOLDIER BONDS COST -- TOCOAST T AT UfflUN Pledged to Discourage Wars IC1E HUM E IS i ISSUE IN STOP TRiP MURDER CHARGE SEPTEMBER 15 TO MEADOW CITYI 11111 7 Jury Trying Henry Wilkens, Records Show That He Exe-cut- ed G. 0. P. Senatorial Candi- Question' Will Be Submitted FBRCEDJLIO Charged With Slaying an Agreement date Replies to Some of to Voters; State and Fed- His Wife, Unable to Agree There on That Date; Not the That Have eral Offices to Be Filled Defective Water Line Makes Charges and Is Discharged. in Santa Fe as Claimed. Been Made by Opponent. in Western States. It Necessary for the Ma- chine to Come to Earth San Francisco, Nov. 4. The When the alleged Ktchevary Ut- Bpeclnl to The Journal .San Francisco, Nov. 4. State Wilkens, garage ter, written upon stationery of the Lua Vegas, M., Nov. 4. Two and offices are to be filled - Jury trying Henry federal at Indianapolis. manager, on a charge of wife mur- state land office and bearing the brass bands, a parade ot automo- by voters in states from the Rooky der, was called into court and dis- purported signature of Fred Mul-le- r, biles several blocks in length with Mountains to the Pacific ocean ENCOUNTERED STORM, charged at 4:45 J. m. today, after deputy land commissioner, flaming torches and an audience next Tuesday and in addition, in RAIN PART OF TRIP failing to agree on a verdict in 23 was niudo public a few days ago, that packed main floor and bal- most of tho states numerous hours' deliberation. Claude J. Neis of Koswell, to whom conies of the Duncan opera house, and measures will re- were that amendments Howard C. Tibbetts, foreman tho letter was addressed, gave the among the features ceive tho attention ot the elector' Complete Miles of added color nnd festivity to tho 2,060 said thut 11 ballots had been taken. Morning Journal a statement over "home town" ex- ate! Colorado leads the western seven to welcome that the Proposed Flight; Want to The first, he said, was tho telephone, as follows: tended last to Judge. H. B. states in the number of parti) did nut indicate whether night if five. He "On tho day, nnd for some days Davis, Jr., republican nominee for seeking to fill state offices. Repeat the Attempt it was conviction or acquittal. The his ic-tu- prior to tho date of tho letter in United States senator, upon I'nrtii'S in Colorado. remaining ten were six to six. a. tour Permit Is Granted. re- - was in Santa Fe and from campaign through The court, after Tibbetts" question, I of tlio northern counties. Fivo parties in Colorado havo ..., nulro.l nriT.nulnfr enmisel If at Captain home. aft- made nominations for at least one. 4. Lieutenant? stopped Mullen's Tho party Arrived late Friday O., Nov. thev' de Mos-qucr- office. The are Dayton, wished to have the jury No such letter wa3 ever received ernoon, across from o parties republi- Mac-Read- coming und nocialist J. A. and Oakley Kelly, liberate further. After a brief ar me. as an anil was met about 2) miles can, democratic it hy Of course, attorney which have state tickets army aviators, who were forced to gument both sides agreed that with out ot the by a delegation in complete ,,,,, 1,1 The I havo transacted business city and ttie old land near Indianapolis this morn- l. Hlunhnrcprl. lurors automobiles, in addition to Judge age pension party and and then left the court the land office for some years for Mrs. tlio farmer-labo- r party, which have ing after completing 2,060 miles ot spectators no Davis there are in the party room nnd tne defendant was lanen some of my clients. There was Otero-Warre- nominee candidates for the gubernatorial an non-sto- p from Adelinu California has attempted flight back to the county jail. occasion to write the letter fur in congress, und chair. four partfe to New York, arrived at in Fo the representative with candidates to he voteU upon San Diego Tragic rroiogue. I was Santa at Hilarlo Delgado, nominee for audi- here 12:15 nnlrt L'MUnc r,f nersons who i H in urn n ifltii democratic, socialist McCook station at thrpR time it was written." mm iw ii n n iiii in n urn 'nwMQiil i tor. republican, Ma- in tl-i- InvoMtiErntlnn of Mrs. Neis' ii '' and Inst named o'clock and to fli, ..ul At tho same time that Atulic-iH.- prohibition, the today reported luilhiitiaMH.i.,'.,.-- furnished a pur- , ..v- -. a, candidate for T. II. Bane, their commanding Annio Wilkens' death dental was printed, what The i..as Vegas audi u having secretury jor to tne trial oi neu-r- y ported to ho u statement issuod (cpfeifiilaliies of eU KignlitR peace resolutions. Charles Hertrand. president of the Interallied fets or. Its of state. officer. tragic prologue traurdinnry, nvt only for size, addi- Wilkens. Jointly by N. A. Field, sU!e land ganizntlon, and Atrin Owsley, commander of American Legion, are at the right center and left center, re- und re- Montana and Wyoming, in to Banc their but also for its enthusiasm on tho In giving Major Walter Castor, said oy mo pros commissioner, and Fred Mullel' spectively, of the table. Mrs. K. .1. .McWcnle tion to candidates republi- how- sponsiveness. will first official report of the flight ecution to have conspired with was given out. .Since then,, und introduced the can and democratic tickets Axriu,A tn clou M WilkenR. shot Field had de- Representatives tf the 0,000,-00- 0 erans' organization, at New Or- tion of Implements of war. Al. presided also vote for socialist the airmen revealed that during r. ever, Commissioner speakers. There were thirty odd sister-in-la- Mrs. veterans of the world wat leans, to lead bod- vin elected er on cortuin offices in Hon- - 30 hours in the air, and killed his nied having issued the statement pledged their Owsley, newly nu . v.v....r. sato ,, . their nearly have for nativo ies in the Citizens BfaifU I'll rin,i nun un u mmo midst of a storm Robert Castor, wlio lie apparent attributed to him. Among other departed thsir work of opposing the of the American Legirr H. chairmtin of ,lfi ,i1.m. mini juii liquet in were in tho -- hetrilVed lllm Hunker, voters also will they nortonta.) nt hnvinff things, the statement said: lands from tbo convention of the overthrow of governments and signed the resolution for that o .en al c oniiiilt w Vyoming. Idaho and rain for 11 hours and 30 min- J. ocrat h ate with to Detective Sergeant Timothy "Any correspondence would, have If'. interallied vet in bringing about tho destruc body. was audience whllo ballot three parties, utes. In tho mountains Mr. Neis Lft A.C, in the Juil, democratic and crossing Bailey. Castor tnen romraiuwi "' been unnecessary because - the Wind was so strong that it clde. Thb triple slaying took place came to Santa Fe immediately af- " U": S..n:iS,.S''e .k'nv, , n, l.,st Progressive. Oregon has indepen- in of Castor's mother, state convention - several times to turn the home ter the republican sLH-e- i threatened eer-gca- nt ol tne campaign, juukk jh- Mrs. Minnie Castor, wnen and remained a week or longer noma ot tho state offices and other states in their ship over. Detective in DUKE GRID" vis replied to charges tho west have but two from Bailey and Police working on soma of his business FEATDRE EVENT CITY LARGE CROPS DO been made by his op-- ; parties "At various times I thought the arrest Mul-le- r that have which Ernest Gable attempted to tlx; land office, giving Captain Senator A. A. Jones, re-- j to choose. end was near," Lieutenant Kelly six weeks had for punent. Sen-- Tho of Arizona ami two Castor, who for any needed opportunity nominated by tho democrats. I governors said: "I can safely say that oi,, Hail Ciable too was Oregon nr the only two seeking men were never neurer death than riiirmipi's. verbal arrangements." ator Jones also is a resident of Las shot but has since recovered. The republican state convention CARD BY closed his in the states whiuh will when the winds In the passes ' Oil TEAM BEATEN NOT MEAN COOD Vegas and campaign Other high Mrs. Wilkens, the motner oi closed .September 9. The alleged RAW a hero Tuesday night. elect governors. governors of the Kockies tossed us about like was shot to 13 and with meeting declined to stand for office two young children, letter is dated September Senator Jones has assailed Judge again a top. death on the evening of May 30. refers to a lnnd lease for one Kt- nom- or were defeated in tho primaries. CI Iff Loomed In Front. . Davis because the republican An automobile containing three chevary. The, closing sentence - to tariff One United States senator is "At one time we wero flying tn Iiova t.een bandits have Blf THOMAS inee stands pledged in Arizona. of reads: "I wish you could RQSILL; 24 0 for the manufactures of seeking smoothly at an altitude 6,800 the Wilkens car to the the election, then IN California, New Jlexlco, Nevada, crowded waited until after tiiusserts in which state Judge a cliff loomed Coiiccliciit, feet when suddenly curb of a street in a resiuence sec I can do as I want to, but I will to this Utah, Washington and Wyoming. in front of us. I began to guide over Iwvis was born. Referring L. tion. Wilkens said he handed and get this for you anyway, i I am In Montana Senator II. Myers the ship to avoid crashing and by but try Pecos Lads Maintain Eco- - phase, Judge Davis said, "it is not on nnd in three one hundred dollar bills, I put It in someone elsa's name, Phoenix Man Captures the Valley Is the Worst Bit of to senate, I expect to the ballot, Orpgon. a mere chance I was successful in a aow not know elected the Idaho and Colorado do not elect reached for his revolver so the 'old fool will whp 50-Mi- le Au- the interosts the of a precipice by hiKU- - Free for All Their Have nomic Buncombe Preva look out primarily for scaling top f l,lu rnr Tvhpn the It is for, 1 will work It out some Reputation; but I do not senators this year. Three men nr about three feet. Mrs. Wilkens of New Mexico, to become the sucr v r of real waymen demanded way." tomobile Race at Arizona Not Been Scored on Since lent Is the Belief to princlplo for seeking "Our first intimation Jeweirv. One ot the bandits then Journal has re- Today, support tiny of Senator Myers in Mot trouble came when we noticed the The Morning of Now Mexico and deny the buneftts over shot Mrs. w likens, ner jiuouuu ceived a photographic copy of a State Fair Grounds. the Season 1920. of Charles Dillon. to other states. If Important AnK'iidinci, water leak while passing of that principle amcr n i said. . purported agreement entered into of Connecticut Many important Kansas. ...oroiner. N. Nets and S to Tho Journal. tho manufacluries Initiative and referendum r s "We made effort to Walter Castor and ins and signed by Claude Phoenix, Ariz.. Novi 4. Jimmy pcll St. Louis,. Mo., Nov. 4. Tho worst need I will vote for every keep ir.to N. M. 4.- - protection, are to be voted on Tueeda . cool our Arthur, were taken, custody H. A. Olive at Hagerman. Thomas of Phoenix won the Koswell, X. M.. Nov. Koswell bit ot economic buncombo pre- such More than that. our radiator by using up mic hundred da-t- both protection. rado will voto on a statu reserve of and jock- and, police said, three September 1", on which automobile race, high school defeated Albuquerque is I will that if there should be supply water, bills w?ro found in their .Neis have stated the free for al! valent today the ballet that largo say tax and an amendment p until we reached Indianapolis. dollar Muller and - high school this afternoon at need of for tho prod eyed When w linens con- Fe. The agree- the feature event of tha racing a 24 crops mean good times for farmers, protection for. a tfi.OOO.Otn bond it possession. latter was hi Santa Thorne. by score, of to 0. tiv wnion mi, . There we made a final inspection do- - the park t ucts of . Tennessee, ' - fronted the- pair, however, he ment follows: program on the- mile track, at, ThrentmichdoWns and gout Charles Dillon, assistant to the - , was T n. 111 f 1) rond building. California of the ship and found that the io- '. - afield Kood menu uuiii, v 1 alum. . itnvlnir...-- . oert thehl. tnad this tier His, Jiiu- hM-ing Chairman, western ram haws ben itsked was hot that would not uivu " . THIS AGREEMENT, state' fair grounds toda1; gave ltoswell "core. By presidents' t ' tor s. it by was mitleo of Assoi!iasim of Rail- Issue of '"" twfip ' nil ' We time fhtf ''distance rf. the Duke City players from the . Hhm Broad Vision. ' permit us to go farther'.; jna4 l.mthei1!!' 'were l"3- - Sapteiplw, ifof ;. O. P. . f X IIU 4i4s.v nw nnd between Claud' J. Neis of Koh. Was Koswell maintained way Executives, told members ot, , bis ndili-es- Iier " inco 't; '! 'the landing without trouble." John Carmiimttl of Wioenlx scoring hr ..ii.. ..iuri u!.-- leased but were when New of tlie of scoreless The the Traffic club here. rid jor).f. .iTn! hi let ' not well, Mexico, party of rvpotntiim games. said took in tho fact ..?; Vult-tfti!- Disappointed but discourag- in- second; Carl Ogle Douglas, - he pride ... ) .. 1 i'i : to it appeared they had neen on first and .Homer Olive, of ot local teitm has not l?on scored on This- year, due to the political for o Ill ed by their failure finish the Ar- part Dick Loc!'. Tucson, lie voted selfishly prot'.. liforroir.- '. with Wilkens. oi third; season lO.'u. of radical candidates for i the t f to New both in- timate terms Hagerman, New Mexico, party fifth. since the of speeches New Mexico. No trim ('.':,. ,j , flight York, flyers made a state fourth, and Clark of Phoenix, the for nlbiri'-- stu--- W I "i; t i: thur Castor later the second part. ' oC In tba first few minutes of play office, farmers have fallen into be.netitr r by dicated that want to repeat The cither tho thirteen ness nor any lasting ! they ment lmnllcating Milkens in tne WITNESSETH: Albuouerriue had thines r uch her the mistako of blaming their trou- has o.i " ' " the attempt from San Diego if the starters did not finish. out ut a policy oi bcui, fi'i con- conspiracy. said hereio o own way and carried the ball to bles mainly to high rates charged - Vlil'l.tf war will ita alleged That the parties Thomas also won tho is tioi - i department give uuunns line. were The republican party x, v .) ' - lo i Mrs. Wilkens, u aiso scree that nil of the partnership race cars of 200 to 350 piston Koewcll's They by railroads, he said, adding that ilnniit or n, class hut sent sued for divorce on the now on the for held nnd from rates have little to do with party, collect and unpopular . ii; Lieutenant MacReady, replying known, had hnits of both parties rtianlacpnumt. Hoy Smith and for downs, that it. tionul party nnd has a brc utr , time until near eml of tho "In an address in R. citizens. to said grounds of cruelty. of the tirst party Dougla-J- divided hon the last Chicago, J. . a question, that although a Viclnr JU- - premises ''earlCarl Ogi0 ( vision than that." have 'v ' 32 as 26 ftn HUrhnreed the isew ue noi Smith quarter Koswell's goal was prac- Howard, president of thu American of the Nevada citizens pi in the air hours against bal Hagerman, ".... ,ha other two races, in On the question adjusted an initiative lmia on tho re- rors announced that the first Charles 11. Johnson, Koswell, heat for cars tically not danger. Albuquerque Farm Bureau, A the total measure, the speak- the ballot the flight ending todayr to sumM,,.nnlnjof tne near the end of the last income of the at compensation district judges i.i.;their cent endurance over Kan lot was seven rive lor acquit Mexico, for the price and o 12B t(J tlispiaC(.mc.nt while quarter annual farmers er said he stood upon tho party thorizing flight w o carried the ball to Koswell's 1 "Of discretion to either final or was not us nerve tal. ... seven (7) rents per pound, hogs Q oama m ln lne Austral-t- 10,970,000,000," Dillon said. a meas- grant Diego nearly lui-da- y ,9 firat pledges and would support The case was set for next be and delivered at line and worked it ou down this amount farmers spent about and fair interlocutory decrees in divorce as the distance voyage. weighed ,un .race. ten-yar- ure which would be racking reset for trial. and to be ,lursulv to the d line before losing 7,018,;i40,00u machin- just cases. Utah has two tax amend- Did Not Ixso Their Way. to be Dexter. New Mexico, uglu alao wug 1(,aiiiI1(f n the for gouds, to the veterans ot the world war, The three women in the jury from farm of the it en downs, fikeun then took the ery and general commodities. In- to ments. on its ballot. Montana will "The winds in the mountains taken the - fcvent untii the fifth lap Kos- but would' not pledgo himself ma- " wolrh- hall and, ran yards for bil- . vote on use ot mutucl made the difference between the voted tliroughout for acquittal. party by the r.ald Johnson, i'"1!,,whuJl ho waa pagst)ti i,y Thomas, ninety terest took approximately one iiieiism-e- the pari Wo felt- prosecution well's last touchdown. lion dollars. amounted to any particular chines on horse races' comparative of the flight that the ed In truck on said date, weight hg luttel. hoi,lmg a safe lead from Taxes was tbe first for betting safety case." Mrs. Kath- - be dellverru The forward pass was umd by $08:1.000.000 nnd railroad Mrs.' Warren at and county fairs, and elso over San Diego and the of did not prove its tickets in duplicate to J t ,f untl) lht (imfl,. ugl transpor- She received an enthus- statj dangers one tne ex- ol con- - both teams but with more success tation Jl,12;:,0OO.00O. This makes speaker. for the issuance of a 4,u00,000 the eastern voyago," he said. "We lyn McKec, oi inree, to each of the parties ini 1(J3t two ups when ha was forced iastic as did Delgado. who is - by the local players. the farmers' about $9,801.- - greeting, A. re- bond issue to cover tha soldiers did not lose our way during the plained. tract by said Johnson, 'lto change a tire in the twonty- outgo Oil. C. C. Winnia. U. S. his disap- one-iiii- u mi. the J ),IIIMI. bonus. entire trip as our instruments Wilkens expressed i.nv npli nnrtv fmirth mile. spoke to tho former service but said that he "felt of said hogs. It fininhed 2(1 IVr ( Vnt of tired, a Compulsory Srthonl Measure. worked perfectly and Informed us pointment.' nurchase nricn AH of tlie four winners l'ny Freight Rats men. against whom, ho said, school all times of our location and the that the next trial would further agreed and understood! nfinifol.,abia distance ahead of airiTiir "The federation figures that the with Oregon has a compulsory at ir" i I RCOTT campaign had been launched, on ballot has been direction In which we were trav mean acquittal. by and between the parties of this farmers pay 20 per cent of the of measure its that Ler th(j f(eld liWinc. the apparent hope misleading as any- mean contract that immediately af car dHven jA Smyers freight rates, or about $800,000,000 for Senator A. dehated as heatedly eling. second r Th(j by a in rates. is them into voting ure ever before the people. we experienced the gale of said hogs said st fire during year freight If that A. wero fre- put "Friday night o( Jon)la PaUght 8 ot Jones. Ifis remarks its have said heavy cross winds, which caused party is to make to tho first party tellth ot lne third race and the case, tbon only per1 cent Some of opponents for the jthe ap GIN I S ASSURED tho is quently i:..plauded. if adopted no schools other us to use much precaution. The HEROIC STATUE a "Give or Take" price virtually destroyed before the farmers' total expenditures A. B. Reiiehan of Santa i'e was that ex- where for The re- than public schools will be ship worked perfectly with the possession of the premises flames , c0uld be extinguished. freight transportation. introduced as the "Silver Tongue of defective water now resides from now to es- - mainder of their expenditures goes elo- in the state. ception the he tnsmyers and his mechanician of New Mexico." He grow on in- line." 81st of December, K NIr ntlmr accl- - for general commodities, machin- of Oregon also will vote an day 19'. (,apej uninjur quent in extolling tho feats sufficient to raise half Lieutenant MacReady is the PERSHING IS the first shall accept i clcntB occurred, CROCES ery, interest, taxes all of which and come tax QE party of the US have increased as much or more American men under arms, of tho necessary to conduct holder of tho world'R altitude reo price offered by the party Fonowjng i ti,e summary of the launched broadsides of ridicule money ord and Lieutenant Kelly is one of second part, the second party third and fourth races: than railways charges. It must be claims of the state government. of said "jge,,,,,,,!, cars clear that tho farmers are not be- against the extravagant Arizona, has put to the front the most expert distance flyers in to retain possession N 2 26 miles: For made, on behalf of dem- in- ! ruined greatness to increase the bonded the air service. . f.woilipr with all crops there with piston displacement from 120 Will Be Owned Farmers ing by something costing ocratic candidates. proposal TO BE UNVEILED December 31. 1922, and by them only 8 per cent of the whole debtedness of tho state for the im- on until to 200: Koy Smith, Douglas, first; state "IT WAS A WONDERFUL tho is to remove his C. T. secono; and Will Be to sum they spend every year. provement of the highway. first party Converge, Tucson, Necessary de- - from the "With FLIGHT," SAYS ARNOLD horses and- livestock George West, Phoenix, third. Take Care of the in bumper crops prices ' premises within ten days from thu Time, 20:97. Crop cline. Some crops would not yield OF POPULATION 4. Has Been the a it JUNIOR R. C. TO 20 San Diego, Calif., Nov. Grat Armistice Day date. Kace No. 3 25 miles: cars the Mesilla Valley. farmers fair return the ification that Lieutenants J. A. And it is further agreed that with displacement 200 to railroads carried them to market OF NORWAY ENGAGED Chosen for the Ceremo- reserves piston free. to latest MacReady and Oakley.Kelly, army tho party of the first part 3B0: Jimmy Thomas, Phoenix, Nov. 4. An- According figures, had landed and leave or remove from I.ns Cruccs, N. M., farmers produced about 3RU mil IN LIQUOR RUNNING aviators, 'safely nies to Be Held in Golden the right to first: Carl Ogle, Douglas, second; nouncement whs made that Dona that, even though they failed to tho premises all his harness, wa- Charles Goldtrapp, Phoenix, third. lion bushels of potatoes last year. New Francisco and Ana county will have another gin and received from ?1 to Jl.fiO a SEiCIRISTiS Nov. 4. Illicit deal- reach York, they had brought Gate Park, San gons, tools, other implements Time, 22:83. next season to care of n large ChristlanirtV another aviation record to Amer on said farm. 4 Pursuit take bushel. They1 havo grown more in in prohibition Norway personal effects Race No. Australian part of the cotton crop. The gin ing liquor ica, was expressed by local aero an Francisco, Nov. 4. On In the event tho first party shall race 20 miles: Carl Ogle, Doug- in than 450 million bushels this year has proved such a profitable trado will be owned hy farmers the the down to 3S to 40 20 cent of nautical authorities today. November 11, a sgree to give the price offered by las, first; Jimmy Thomas, Phoenix, be com- and price is GIFTS that it is estimated per was a wonderful said Armistice day, said posses- Mesilla iilley. "it will cents a with demand Is "It flight," General Pershing,' the second party for second; Charles Goldtrapp, Phoe- bushel, poor JERSEAS tho population actively engaged H. Arnold, command- herolo statue of second is to pletely equipped. even nt that price. In The excitement Major Henry him as if watching troops sion then the party nix, third. T.ime, 22:44. Whether the rin is to he operat- rum smuggling. ant of Rockwell field, from which picturing move from said premises together or en- Fruit irowti Enormously and adventure Involved appeal to will be unveiled in the on ed ns a private so mean the start of the airmen's flight was in battle, with all his possessions thereon, has not been decided, "Fruit was grown enormously More Chil mnnv tieoole. and aro by no 19-- -. BOY IS terprise yet to Than 115,000 to made yesterday morning, after he Golden Gate park here. or before September 30th, but it Is understood that it will be this year that prices went piece.? a small factor in causing them learned that Kelly and JIacReady The statue Is a to the city or hut Is to water tho 17 aero tract en- and thousands of tons wero thrown dren in Austria enter the business. gift NAMED A MEMBER OF financed by growers, wlio will Hungary, nc had landed near Indianapolis, hav Ilerz-standl- tne com- away or permitted to rot. While in the trade San Francisco Mr. Morris ot alfalfa thereon during gage a competent gin and Re- The competition . made mora three-fourt- by without cost rates be blamed for and Albania Will Be 96 cent al-- ing than and for- month of September THE BOOTLEG SQUAD man to oprrato tho plant. railroad may sea is so great that per coast-to-coa- st squarely looking the pressor of this it is obvious of their iiignt. doc- or expense to the party of first The two gins In Dona Ana coun- part loss, quite Americans. cohol from Germany is bought at was declared that unless the done by an old friend of the of second with membered by on boats It San Fran- part. If the party the Nov. 4. The ty are in Las Cruces and at An- that their present operating thirty cents a quart the head of the air service rules tor, Halg Patigan, noted of said prem- Donver, Colo., costs, their undoubted need for new two dollars. army The named is oper- 115,-00- and sold ashore for cisco part buys possession the thony. first Nov. 4. More than 0 otherwise, MacReady and Kelly sculptor. ises from now until December 81. youngest member of bootleg ated Mesilla Cotton capital for development, the roads Chicago, The portion of this stuff is Eight feet in height, the figure when by the Valley so greater will make another attempt to span on a 1922, then ln that etfent he shall squad was appointed today, Products company, headed by cannot afford to carry tin crops children in Hungary. Austria, rank and contains a large percent- is ot gilt bronze and stands et the continent without a stop, this be to graze not exceed- Judge Ben B. Lindsey of the juve- Robert P. Porter, an experienced at an rate in order Albania, and other countries where age ot wood alcohol and other time at Mineola and land pedestal of silver granite. The pe- permitted his to meet in over- - starting It pre- ten (10) head of stock, nile court named an boy cotton man. dwindling prices dire poverty prevents the usual poisonous ingredients. at 'Rockwell field here. The destal is five feet high. ing until Decem- of flooded markets. finds a ing in field uniform, own included therein to information of places James Quesenberry, president wm ue r- - Once ashore this liquor told . before sents the general of the gather hna heeomo nulla the custom i nristmas lesuviues. Us fliers friends they for- ber 31. 1322. and the party where Was being sold. The the Dona Ana county farm bureau, It ready market at many times would make standing square and looking other or liquor nec- to have mernbered by American school boys started east that they both face" and animat- first part is to have no bov beforo the judge yes- says that another gin will be say that the railroads w'll value, and it is sold under the eyea such a if they failed to reach ward, figure in with appeared next to of a net income this year of 00 mil- - anil who ;.re memoers or ine in of tha trip ed with the expression of alertness further expenso any way terday and declared that his life's essary year take carp the giris of the government all Now York, provided, of course said a detective and crop. It Is exnected that the cot- lion dollars. This is a big sum to Junior American Red Cross, local cities towns of the restricted and energy. his use of premises. ambition was to be and ' that. official permission was given. by and be- ton will 'be from three to a man who has no cash and whose headquarters announce. On the face of the pedestal Is the It is further agreed that he already had "the goods'i acreage be districts. Officials nt Rockwell field said hereto that the on The four times --"eater In 1923 than If notes are due at the bank while That number of gift boxes is The of Norway agrees that if inscription: "In tribute to General tween the parties three boptlegging places. cannot filled and will be sent to Europe press today that it had been planned and the victorious armies bees of tho party of "the .first part court told him to report to Officer was this year his crops decline in value or ing the situation is little short of a the monoplane reached New xoris Pershing be cared for and looked af- John of tho juvenHe court. be moved. No one ever tells the in timo to be distributed to the des- scandal, but it is not able to on a tour of the of the United States and her are to he Phillips roads earn titute children at Christmas. In puhllo ofely, to take it the world war ter by his agents ss often as The information given by the lad DEFECTIONS ON BOTH farmers that the only offer any suggestions as to how tha to during of- one-thir- d In cases will be their country and then install it in 1914-191- are not to be three and per cent many this only should 8. Presented Dr. Mor- deems necessary and was turned over to government revenue department cops the Smithsonian Institution. by of the sec- - ficers. IN MISSOURI 1921.- How many business firms Christmas cheer. ' ris Hertzstein. 1922." molested by the party TICKETS ar- with the violators. Charles Dworack and Clyde When nske-- l how old he was the would be content with any such re- The boxua will contain such 1b los- - Dr. Hertzstein conceived the idea Meanwhile the government Reitc- two aeronautical 8 old in OBSERVERS PREDICT ticles us hair ribbon, rubber balls, - the engl of the statue after he had heard In Pwitness whereof said parties boy answered: "I am years turn? ing millions ot crowns, as th r.eers who Installed the motor in set hands and years, but 11 in the head." "What the farmers need now Is rag or celluloid dolls, marbles, tops, no revenue into th T-- from General himself th hereto have their liquor brings the 2 have left for Dayton, O., Pershing Seplem-be- r. "How make out?" St. 4 not lower rates. need cars, dominoes, books, pictures, ' of the American expedition- seals this the 15th day of do you that Louis, Nov. (hy the Associ They picture state treasury. Intending to install a new engine story ln asked ated As the Missouri cam and they want them moved puzzles, mittens, stockings, hand- saw with own 1922. Executed duplicate Judge I.indsey. Press.) wash-cloth- ary forces and his doctor s, soap, Continued on fane Two. eaCSi to serve as an original. "That's what the school paign draws to a close, nstuto po- promptly, and more than cars they kerchiefs, combs, eyes the fields where that force the-bo- tooth-brushe- s, tooth-powd- J- NfciS. who examined stiid." sena- a business-lik- e of dis- and BOY SET HE had won imperishable glory. The CLACDR ins litical observers declare the need system 22 FIRES. A. OLIVE. replied. . torial race between fnited States posing of the crops they produce. paste. doctor toured the battle fields with H. two more to These all contributed by CONFESSES TO POLICE Kahn of San CHAS. JOHNSON. The boy reported Senator James A. Reed, democrat, If you doubt this you have only gifts, Representative Julius where violation of K. down when children, will be packed in paper E R . sworn to before places alleged and R, Brewster, republican, watch tho prices go W.B ATH Francisco immediately after the Subscribed and laws had occurred cartons ten inches and oil armistice some as mo 15th day of Septem- the prohibition will be marked by defections on grain and livestock receipts at the by fyur San Francisco, Nov. Thtr and spent time this the and said he had seen the sale of the lid will ba a Christmas teen old Greners con- the of Gener 1 ber. 1922. both tickets. big centers go up." printed year Ignatius guest Pershing.; liquor through cracks in the doors. A number of re greeting from the donors. fessed police announced, to Patigan has worked on tho stat- My commission expires: goodly "wet" today, Conditions for the twenty-fou- r publicans, say, will swing to HOY IS INJVHED. Many schools plan the collection having set fire to 29 buildings in ue for more than two years, and, ' i they Lome-mad- nours ended at 8 m. TWO SENTENCED TO HANG. Reed, while Brewster will receive Clovis, N. M., Nov. 4. Carl Bar- nt e candies, nuts, ralsin9 the Russian Hill district her with p. yesterday, at the request of the doctor, has tOSES TO MESA. recorded by the university: TEMPE St. Louis. Nov. 4. Hugh the support of a large number of tow, a Melrose boy, was painfully and other simple sweetg which will ln the past several months. kept 'the plans a secret. 4. Mo., be in oiled and Highest temperature ...... 36 Tempo,! Ariz., Nov. Tempe Plnkley, 24 years old, and Charles "dry" democrats and democrats injured when a car he was driving wrppped paper "I got a kick' out of it." Ignatius, Lowest 24 normal, playing its first football G. with first who are dissatisfied with Reed be turned turtle. Bartow's; collar packed in quarter-poun- d balling explained to Thomas. Reagan while HEAVY AT ORDWAY. Merrel. 21, charged with Range r ...... I....,,,,'.-...... -. 12 HAIIj game in 18 years, gave Mesa High, degree murder in connection with cause of his opposition to Former bone was broken and ho sustained powder or cocoa tins, sealed taking the latter op a round of tho Mean 30 Sugar City, Colo., Nov. 4 At one of the strongest scholastic the of Patrolman- Michael President Wilson. The prohibition hoavy bruises about the head. A paraffin. houses the lad admitted having; set miles 111 killing '.Humidity at a. m.....,M, 100 Ordway, six from Sugar City, elevens the state, a terrific bat- O'Connor, during a hold-u- p here question seems to have overshad companion, whose name could not Immediately after the distribu- afire. Humidity at 6 p. m ... 70 a heavy hall was reported-earl- to- tle on Normal field this morning, last AdtII 22. were found guilty by owed all other issues. Reed has be learned, was also slightly injur- tion of boxes last Christmas, letters Property damage in the fires to. Precipitation ...... day. Some of the hail stones were losing a stubbornly contested bat- a Jury in circuit court late last declared himself in favor of modi ed. The accident occurred on the of thank, nnd appreciation began tailed approximately $18,000, pollco wind velocity 24 reported as largo as . hen's eggs. tle, 6 to 14. Captain Jeff Skousen ninrht and wire sn.tenced to be ifylng the Volstead law while highway between this city and Mel- pouring Into Red Cross headquar- said. The boy wa captured yes- Direction of' wind. . . , .'. . . . wt Considerable glass was broken, but of Mesa and Brown of Tempe were hanged. Both men received the Browster has declared he would rose, and both boys were brought ters Paris and many to boys and terday while fleelnff from an In- Character of day... .Partly cloudy no serious damage was reported, the stars of tho day. verdict stoically never voto to modify Jt. here for medical faid. girls in Amcrictu cendiary blaze, Two Page ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 5, 1922

JEALOUS GIRLS BATTLE IN BOSTON STREET TWO BIRDMEN-0- REGISTRATION IN NON-STO- C. H. CARNES PUSS FOR AFF7: CTIONS OF MUTUAL SWEETHEART P "TRIP ' FORCED TO LAND SPECI A LIST IN OCTJIAB B ItEFRAOTION Continuoi! from Pits One. FORMER KAISER j BREAKS 107 S. Fourth. Pboue I057--

z 'T In Ihe. for a. '.r ...v ... i y a. AH powerful plane flight from New York to Ban Diego. AT DOORN TODAY! FORMER RECORDS 3IEX RKT ATI: fxciDKXTS Journal Want Ads Of 2,0U-.MIL- 1XIGIIT Brin or T?eeii1 e Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 4 (by the Marriage Augurs a More Democratic and Republican Associated Press). After thunder-in- g three-fourt- Be- their way of the Workable Union Than Campaigns in Prepara- distance across the United States L U M tween Wilhelm and His tion for Elec- from Sun Diego to Indianapolis, BER Tuesday's through storms and calm, dark- mono- - First Wife, Is Claim. , few vj?f tion Are Near a Climax. ness and light, aboard tho GLASS PAINT jf,l T-- j plane Lieutenants John A. Tbe Hague, Nov. 1. Gossip in Phoenix. Ariz., Nov. 4. Demo- JMacReady and Oakley O, Kelley CEMENT PLASTER cratic and rolaxed tonight after their haz C!e rtminy has it thr.t the mnrrinco republican campaigns and Wil- In for Arizona's elec- ardous trip related Incidents tomorrow former preparation non-sto- . of Emptier tions next wore oftheir record breaking; p Her-min- e Tuesday approach- SAY Princess li.OflO . liam of Germany anil ing a climax tonight. flight of miles. "BAYER" when you buy. InsistI Albuquerque ot Reues augurs a fur more With the largest registration In Tho aviators were forced to laed anil worka'olu union than that the of the state their ship at Indianapolis at 9:47 j wise, i;-- history the voters thin Unless see the Lumber Co. between 'Willlnm and his first wile, ;; will go to the polls to select a o'clock morning after they you "Bayer Cross" on tablets, you are Princess A Victoria, which Jmk, senator and a congressman in ad- had exhausted their water supply, optima to a broken line. not the 423 North Firct Street look iilnee In I'Yhruury, 1SS1, anil dition to governor and a complete owing They bor getting genuine Bayer product prescribed, by terminated just 40 years anil two state ticket. rowed a. plane and flew to Dayton over 23 and safe millions for mouths later when she died an exile Senator P. Ashurst, dem- early this afternoon. Had they physicians years proved by m Henry traveled 600 miles from her lieloveii Potsdam. Vlk ocratic Incumbent, who has held approximately There are many who are nble to his seat since Arizona became a further they would have succeeded In to cross con- Colds Headache tee muili in common between tho state in 1911, will bo opposed by their uttempt the Come in and Inspect and Ills briile-to-fo- James IX. McClintock, republican, tinent without stopping. JIac. tho difference In their axe?; of Phoenix, former newspaper man Ready and Kelley, however, are Toothache Rheumatism moaern while back in when the wholo and stale historian. not entirely disappointed for their jut oatety coast-to-con- st German Knipire was In fective o The contest for Arizona's con- flight demonstrated that a Deposit Vaults to celebrate the of seirt will lio betwueri flight Is possible, they de- Neuritis marriage gressional " Lumbago its heir apparent, even the most Carl Hayden, democrat, also an in- clared. nptimibtii: were compelled to admit cumbent since 1911, and Mrs. H. ' For a moderate that the two royal scions could not A. Guild, republican, of Phoenix, PUEBLO IS ISOLATED Neuralgia Pain, Pain charge I i.fvo been farther apart had they the first woman to be nominated per year you may secure been of different worlds. for a major political office in 'Ari- FROM REST OF WORLD Sa Sympathy lor l'onii zona, i Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions. a box in this vault pro- trust- BY SEVERE BLIZZARD 1'rInccfH AugiiHtn was shy, The real struggle of tho cam- Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 ful, tammine, a lover ot however, is centered In the Druggists. essentially paign, Aiplrln Is the mirk of Manufacture of Mouoacetlcacldnter of viding storage for her home, and with no (sympathy campaign for the governorship, in Pueblo, Colo., Nov. 4. Pueblo tre Bjer Balicjllcactd ample for pomp and cpremon. For mora which Governor Titos. B. Camp- has been completely Isolated from jewelry, valuable papers, than ).' years ot her married life bell, republioa'n, opposes former the rest of the world for the past (he was u semi-Invali- Governor W. P. Hunt. bonds and other securi- George six hours. AU long distance tele- The bridegroom, on 11a other I Democrats staged au elaborate ties, to which have hand, was already feverishly active torch light-parad- as a closing phone and all telegraph .lines have you find possessed of liuatiablo ambi- demonstration tor Hunt here to- been down because of a severe bliz- Ihat About This Tiase Hexf Year ? access at all times during tion. He loved display, never tired Miss Marie Harinett, left; Lillian Crawford, right, and Herbert J. night. Tho republicans closed in zard which struck this at uni- s. region of arrayliiB himself In gaudy Cummins; more formal style with Governor noon of A business course started now will lead into business hours. was when an Saturday. Meagre reports you forms, and happy only were Campbell giving address in a lie could play a leading part before Staid and dignified Boctonese treated to a real grudge fight Phoenix. a tornado at Ordway and Sugar good position in a few months. From that, if the whole world. These were the in the streets when Miss Marie Hartnctt and Lillian Crawford clashed. The voters Will also ballot on City, Colo., two points on tho Mis- you have proper preparation, your advancement The causa of the battle was a of one Herbert J. &0 First Bank differences that the world at laree man, course, Cummings. one constitutional amendment, a souri Pacific railroad mllej will go on indefinitely. Become an Accountant. Savings saw. Thosi! who were intimate wun title to whose affections they sought to clear with their fists. proposal to increase the bonded east of here, have not been veri- ' I'ilher or both of the principals, Indebtedness of Arizona for the fied us it is impossible to g?t Into a Stenographer, a Bookkeeper or a Secretary. and however, knew that the privatii or- improvement of a state highway communleai-toi- with those places. WESTERN SCHOOL FOR der of their lives was even farther which would form a In Pueblo, electric wires PRIVATE BUSINESS BUILDING connecting and . Trust from agreement. link in the I,os Angeles-Phoeni- x telephone lines were broken by the SECRETARIES. Company In matters to love and WEALTH NDT coat of to pertaining COSTING TO highway. heavy sleet that clung Eighth Street at Avenue. Phone 901-- J. N. M. marriage, Prince William had his $20,000 the wires eaushiii them to snap Tijeras ATiBUQITEROrE. own ideas, which ho lived up to BE BUILT AT CRUCES Journal Want Ads brim; results. in the wind, with almost noisy scrupulousness. He believed, first and always, that Special to The Journal. or OF a man, whether he be exalted Las Cruces, M., Nov. 4. Gus-ta- ve wife as she S. not, should choose his head of ManaBse would her down for qualities thai Munassc, would wear well. Intellectual Brothers, pioneer merchants here, strength or brilliancy, emotional ESS, AVERS has awarded a contract to the vlffor, and pronounced character company to erect a were not among tho qualities he business $20,000, looked In wife. building, coating for a on Main street. V Fortunately, It was many years Business World Is Beating bXl &$if?k tP&J after her married life begun before Back and Will Be Better Tho structure, to be of brick, Princess Augusta had any Impor- will be 63 by 100 feet and contain tant roles to perform, thus she for the Lessons, Rotarian three store rooms, one of which to continue with her sim- managed in is to be occupied by the Bronsor ple, habits without provoklnn; un- Says Speech. Printing company, printers of the friendly comment. She had no ex- Hio Grande Republic. Organize!1 perience with court life and knew CbampaiKn, 111., Nov. 4. Men Farming, the Round-C- p and other little if nnythlnfr about cities, may fail, but business fuust suc- publications. therefore it was years before she ceed, or the fabric of modern civ- The site is now occupied by mastered the details of her royal ilization fails, declined Raymond the Armijo building, which .was social status. M. Havens of Kansas City, Mo., erected in civil war days. This .Ind'iK'nt Played Them l'also president of the Rotary Interna- structure Is now being razed. It Is Yet with all their disparity of tional, HpcakiiiK before Illinois no- expected that the new building will temperaments, those who had pre- tary clubs here today be ready for occupancy within, SO dicted an unhappy union for tho "Art, science, education, re- days. crown prince were forced, as the search, religion itself, the Immun- wore tn thfclr flourish the hand years on, admit that ities, by Rencrous GRADY judgment bad played 'them false. of modern business." ha declared. MILL TOTAL S'ever were there any well 'founded 'But every fine thing in life which FLAMES rufnrtrs of a fceparatlon, or even of Is Sustained by money, i hypoc- L0SSJY - wise- i! Tho if the source of tho muncy' l dipaRreement. political risy, Sppi-lu- tit The Journal. acres, who arc hMi'Io na- is iifiHl':- im nisually corrupt. N. M ., Nov. 4. G. T. nism "for utter- "A demand for a coda of f'lovU, The w ti reason till royal honor Halo Mill Klevator ot ances were in business of and Grady, or actions, hopelessly at was charceterislie n,i Off. when one William Issued men who felt a to miles north of this city, was h 4 lieu, day natural cravi.'itf a total loss by fire at 6:15 Tuesday a statement characterizing; Empress make their transactions harmon- The loss is estlmoted AiiKusta ns "a. the ize with their social ethics as citi- night. at prcscioua pearl; 7.000. The origin of the flro Is type of nil the virtues of a Ger- zens, neighbors, friends, church- wns To I owe To unknown. Mr. Hale absent manic princess. her it men, fathers. tlieso men the from the property when the fire that I am able to takle and per- cynical doctrine expressed in the started. form In a cheerful spirit the diffi- phrase, 'business is business,' was cult duties of my position." an offense ..nd a humiliation, Tocile and uninterested in affairs "There is honorable, profit and ot statu, Kmpress Augusta never- there Is dishonorable profit, Just as theless was supreme within the every virtue may be distorted Into ATE TOO liaJaee walls. The accounts, the or- evil results. Wornhlp may become ICR ders, the supplies, the arrangement fanaticism: refinement may be of' tho bill of fare, and the nt twisted Into snobbery; loyalty may tH of her sevn children were be perverted into intolerance. t .hi' I under her Immediate supervision. "Kvery human phase runs to ex- Once the emperor told one of his tremes and the success- A FEW TABLETS officers that he wanted tho young ful man of great wealth, who does princes to learn how to paddle a not know what to do with It, has mime. When the officer mentioned yielcNjd licit material to play- tbls to the empress, she refused to wrights nnd novelists. I'.ut it is hoar of them taking such risks. misbranding to call u man success- EASE STOMACH ' Hut the kaiser has already given ful simply because lie has yreat thr order," said the officer. wealth. Ho is successful in get- "That may be as you say," she ting rich, that is all. replied, smllinp, "he is the kaiser "The more brains and skill re- of Germany, but I am the kaiser of quired for business success, the Instant Relief from Ih- - nursery." better. What was the evil influ- Indigestion, Hes)oct Royal Traditions ence of tho war madness on trade? Gas, Sourness, Flatulence Princess Hermlne, on the other Wasn't it a loss of fineness of hand, is understood to enjoy and spirit, as much us breakdown of respect all the royal traditions cost control and quality standards, whleh Princess Augusta abhorred. until contracts became scraps of While she is hardly known beyond paper? Make windows beautiful the German borders, and seldom If "The business world Is beating ever was mentioned, even In the back and will be better the les- your for newspapers of Germany before her sons. Salesmanship must be based cngaKement to the was on telling the truth. Low costs announced, still thero are many must be the result of better think- households in Central Europe ing and doing. The rewards of which profess to have tin Intimate industry, the exchange and distri- with knowledge of her character, and in bution of the products of the soil., these the of opinion knowledge, stand- ongweanng On th preponderance greater higher Mt, tht maluM in aa is that she has all the qualities to ards of living name what you ordinary window ihmda; right, tht will Is fin: won material make her a valuable and sympa- business tho sustaining Stomach full! Digestion stopped! Branlincloljr in thetic companion to the Imperial force." The moment you chew a few tab- ICXile ct Doom. lets of "Pope's Hlapepsin" your JOn.VSOX-llHFA'X.-- MATCH. renlin stomach feels fine. All the feel- New York, Nov. 4. Floyd John- ing of indigestion, heartburn, full- FORMER SOCIALIST son, Kin Francisco heavyweight, ness, tightness, palpitation, stom- DICTATOR! nnd Hill Brennnn of Chicago have ach acidity, gases, or sourness ITALY'S been matched for n fifteen-roun- d vanishes. contest 6, Re- Beautiful windows make beautiful homes. Give own home a new charm the hero December the Kase stomach and correct your Athletic club 'announced to- your charm of windows. ' Scratch a ot public your digestion for a few cents. that lingers in the glow lovely lightly piaca ordinary day. window thade material. Tinr par-tiol- Pleasant! Harmless! Any drug You can do it simply, easily and inexpensively with Brenlin. of chat It or cloy "tiling" fall store. Adv. out. Brenlin HAS NO PILLINO Brenlin is made in numerous beautiful colors. "We have the color that will har- monize with your own home. If you wish, we can supply you with Brenlin Duplex a different color on each side. THE STITCH IN TIME SHOP You will find that the rich beauty of Brenlin is hating beauty. Th,; colors of highest are hand. resist the sun and will not "A Stitch In Time Saves grade applied by They fading by show water spots. FOB Nine." Sraty loot ot Branlin fa cmntwlrr ROYAL CI.HANUKS Brenlin will wear two or three times as long as an window shade. It is made finished and oolorad by hand for 430 West Gold. Phone 487-V- ordinary beauty ol appaaranoa, Jong without a the chalk or crumbles and falls and amooth mat, Mrs. L. M. Hugans, Prop, particle f clay "filling" that out, leaving operation cracks and pinholes in ordinary shades. The tight, strong, closely woven fabric of Brenlin needs no "fiUing". Come in and let us show you the many rich colorings of Brenlin. Let us show how To the users of "Seventy-seven- " Parcel Delivery you little it will cost to shade your windows, and help you choose the color for for Colds and Grip PHONE 360 perfect harmony in your home. (they are legion). If you do Please comply with my request (or request!) at checked And not respond to "Seventy-seven- " BfesneiiRcr Serrfoe. Free Brenlin Book below, without cost or obligation to myself. MessaKeii- - Packaares- - Ratra?e. alternate v promptly, Estimates given without obligation Check in squares .it with Dr. Humphrey's Num. t:- We have copy of the very readable and instructive booklet on how to increase Send me Tree Send man to measure windows and ber One' to accelerate its your .Brenlin Book the beauty of your home: "How to shade and decorate your windows." We'll mail estimatecoftof shading withBrenlin action.- VAPOR BATHS .it it postpaid, free. JVame. Humphreys' '"Forty' Induces Let us send a man to measure your windows and give you estimates of costs ;rll hleep. No dope. Bath without the on your Benito Mu. slightest obligation part. julini. "40" and "77" 80c and $1.00 City . --.' each, at drug stores, or 'sent on ' Just telephone us. Or clip the coupon and check according to your wishes. Jl Benito Mussolini, once a Social! remittance or C. O. D. Parcel Massage leader and editor of a newspaper, Post, Humphreys' Homeo. Medi- Treatment for akin and nerv-oti- a renounced bis former beliefs to or- cine Co,, 1G William atroet, Now el I sense: liver trouble, ganize the Fascist!, a powerful York. Medical Book Free. Adv. Rout, rheumatic and neuralgic proup of young ltaliany whose dlseanea. coi.et I pa I Ion. Influen- sworn purpose is to oppose Social- za, ltimhafo. obenlty. eto. Wind Shield Glass-Lumb- er MOO STRONG ism and every form of Bolsh ism TltlCATMENTS .1. I . Furniture IMi.DKllK.K BROTHERS, has been dubb.J I.IMKI.K ( . VI. Phone B85W in Italy, lie 4J! hue Iti 5M5 ntral. "Itiily'i Dictator.",. Mr.t Isinrt I'bone it)i Hour io a. n. to 8 p. in. STRONG BLOCK SECOND AND COPPER November 5, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Tage Thre6

And that man is still warden at lire. It was general' in this section been into five divisions buquerque Motor company, North ing place, at Kent building, SIT the of the middlo Rio Grande valley. each. Precincts 12 and 2f are Fourth street and Copper avenue. Wi-K- t Gold avenue. penitentiary." HEAVY have been PRECINCTS ARE 12 from Central avenue BANNA ATTACKS At this point a man In the audi- SNOWFALL The storm seems to divided by Central avenue, No. Div. Iiv. from South Fourth ence roared: "That warden ought general throughout the northern being the section ot the city north north to Mountain road, and all sirent west on Central avenue to to be shot!" The crowd clapped, part of the United States and rais- Central avenue and No. 26 the ter- territory betweeii west of North Fifteenth street, thence south to whistled and shouted its ed havoc with communication i soutli of Central avenue. Eighth street. Polling place, Max river and West Cromwell avenue stamped, news n n ritory Twelfth for fully two minutes: AT lines. The Morning Journal's ill Following Is the location of tho Nordhaus Garage, Mreet and east, on Cromwell avenue to ADMINISTRATION approval ALBUDUEROUE comes by I I and West avenue. South Fourth street. Vaught concluded With the report, which ordinarily UU LU. LU various divisions of the two pre- Tijeras Polling place, way of Denver, was received last cincts and tho voting place for Precinct 2(1. at Buiek garage, Fifth and Gold statement: "New Mexico has the and of rotten politi- night from San Francisco, each division: Dlv. from railroad east on avenue. reputation being of it west of the cally. It Is time to clean up the most originated Product 12. Central to South Arno street, south REPUBLICANS and clean out such officials DAMAGES TREES Rocky mountains. It was reported POLLSLOCATEQ Dlv. north from Central to avenue west to 'Wets will little state were down between Bell and the get relief through as these. It is time to rid New that the wires avenue to Mountain rond. All ter- railroad. Polling place, at Chris- tti'i Literary Digest's prohibition 1 Mexico of boss rule." La Junta and Denver, Colo., also east of North Walter street corner ant! poll. It isn't that kind of a straw. on ritory tian church, Broadway Carl C. was other both cast and west of Denver to avenue, and cast of avenue. Post. Magee th Electric lines. of Various Divi- Marquette Gold Washington Shows Where Hinkle Can spenker of the night. Ho said: Telephone and Light the transcontinental Snow, Description North High street from Marquette Div. from South Arno sleet and wind were said to have He1 Is "Why is it that In New Mexico we Fall- - sion Indicates to Voter avenue to Mountain road. Polling street east on Central, iivenuo to ; Cut if Wires Torn Down by for the wires' col- Expenses find it so universally the case that been responsible place, Wide Awake Grocery, HOD South High street, thence south on I officers are corrupt. Street Car Where to Cast His Ballot Central avenue. to Hull and west on Physician Surprised Elected; Vaught Shows public cither ing Limbs; weather reports East High avenue, Inefficient or unregardful of the The following on Dlv. from railroad on west, Hell avenue to Arno street. Polling "Hearing of some good results i Shortcomings laws of others? The Traffic Delayed. were received from various points Tuesday. to Walter street as far cor- from the use Up Alleged and the rights state: east North place, at Salter Tire company, of Mayr's Wonder- cause is the system behind it and in the as Marquette avenue, then enst ner of Walter and Central avenue. ful Remedy I decided to try It on Hinkle cut? The until the which controls The snowfall of early yes pome of the voters are still un- from tracks to North Div. All between a chronic case 'Vhero can system heavy Nov. is railroad High territory of indigestion and have asked this ques- the state Is broken there can be did damage Carlsbad, certain as to the precinct in which street. From Central avenue north Central and Bell avenues east of I was interested in. After VtipubllcnnS terday morning great fair with high west wind. Tem- gastritis the campaign. but little hope. in of the they belong or tho location of the to Mountain avenue. Polling place, South High street to the Intersec- the first dose tho was re- tion throughout "I havo no with M. C, to trees all parts city. perature is dropping slowly. patient What can Hinkle do? This is an- quarrel electric wires polling place at which they should Grand IJotel, Broadway and East tion of East Central and East Boll lieved of gas trouble and was soon Mechem Hut anyone Telephone and light Ti.Was avenue. avenues able to eat other question they havo aked. personally. were torn down in several sections. Nov. 4. A cast their vote, For tho benefit of prolonged. Polling piace. radishes and many even of the who believes M. C. Mechem is the East Las Vegas, light Div. from Central avenue, at MoAdams' Grocery store, 1110 tilings he had not eaten in ' If Hinkle cuts off half is Tho city yesterday had four gangs snow fell here last night. Tyhere is these, statistics have been com- years. holders who are director of this state greatly sec- north to Mountain road and from East Central avenue. It removes the catarrhal mucous republican job Back of Mechem stands of men at work, in as many a cold win with fludries of snow by the where to rail- no service, including mistaken. branches of trees piled Journal, showing North Fourth street, east Div. all territory east of from the Intestinal tract, and al- pdrformine Kd Otero, who with ono or two tions, removing today. voter or bal- Diviaion at ajc Romero's 26 relatives, he will from the streets. The Mountain each may cast his her road tracks. Polling place. City Polling place lays the inflammation which of the Btate of others, controls tho state. lot. Hall, Second street and Tljeras liridgeman Electric company, 102 causes practically all stomach, ctfr the expenses "He heard Ms master's voice States Telephone and Telegraph Raton, Nov. 4. Some rain with New Mexico hundreds of thou- all Its toll lines The county has been divided into avenue. Harvard avenue. liver and Intestinal ailments, in- when Gregory the First called for company reported hail and snow fell in tho morning. 35 Of these two have Dlv. from Central avenue Div. from railroad west on sands of dollars." This ttas the and was undamaged, but stated that be- The afternoon was clear and cold. precincts. cluding appendicitis. One dog" UK-har- troops to guard the mines, heen Nos. 12 to Mountain road and from Central avenue to South statement made by II. tween 50 and 75 had Is given Albuquerque, north Fourth will convince or money refunded democratic able to find $77,000 to pay the telephones Winter approaching. and 20. For the convenience ot North street east to North street, thence south to West Crom- at Hanna last night in tho But couldn't find been put out of commission by Eighth Brlggs' Pharmacy and druggists the theater. guards. ho was the voter theso two precincts have Fourth street. Polling place, Al well avenue, east to railroad. Poll everywhere. Adv. rally at Crystal $.'i,000 to call a special session of falling limbs. A gang of men Silver City, Nov. 4. There was went on: "They ask what a Btate at work all day making a fall of snow last in a democratic the legislature to impeach repairs. light night Hlnklo can do as treasurer who had put $350,000 of The Albuquerque Gas and Electric this part of the state. It la cold while a republican legis- also with governor, can your money in a bank when he had company had difficulty but clear today. lature controls. Well, Hinkle $45,-00- 0 some of lines. same as no right to put In more than its do, and he will do, tho and his de- Firemen Called Out. Tucumcarl, Nov. 4. A cold McDonald did. Gover- through greater Governor posit committed a felony. About 4 o'clock yesterday morn- heavv eale with slicht moisture nor McDonald vetoed many ap- "Mr. Muller says that letter of ing the fire department was called struck this vicinity at 6:40 o'clock propriations passed by the legisla- which haw seen the facsimile to the corner of Second and Hazel- - In irom tnei saved the state you the morning, blowing ture and thereby is a forgery. He denies knowing dine, where wires were torn down west at the rate or 60 miles an Golden Sore-- of New Mexico thousands and about to a and all Snow was Ho anything the letter, yet by snow, setting fire pole hour day. reported jiuleN.MEX. dollars. thousands of gave seems to know all about it. He (i tree. Because of the numerous at Duran and Vaughn by incoming ALBUQUERQUE, Njw Mexico, for five years, the in and ever hasn't aRked for an investigation. branches lying the street, trainmen. A b(Jst administration it has He hasn't attempted to prosecute the deep snow, the firemen had AN OLD STORE WITH NEW SPIRi me, although you nil know how ho difficulty In reaching the scene. Gallup, N. M., Nov. 4. A heavy H hope you will go to the polls me in the peni- Robinson suffered consid- snow fell here all and tell those who would like to put park day Friday nxt Tuesday and tentiary tinder that warden there. erable damage through the loss of last night. The weather is quite atje in control of your state, tell Is and tho limbs from trees. The was cold and A snow votes: 'Go back to "That letter genuine park threatening. tljem by your original is in the possession of full of leafy boughs yesterday that storm is pending. Go back to - ydur sheep ranches! Judge Hanna." Later in the eve- resembled underbrush on the whatever private enterprises you avenue. North Nov. 4. threat-in- g of ning. Judge Hanna showed the ground. Copper Roswell, Heavy Sale Of have allow tho people Tremendous and Coats mtiy letter to the audience. Fourth street, Roma avenue and clouds disappeared at noon, tlija state to conduct the state's A as several other streets that are thick- Roswell getting no moisture. business, or have it conducted lined with trees were almost im- cold wind has been slnct should be conduct- ly blowing tltey believe it passable yesterday morning. morning. ed for their best interests gener- L C The snow was the heaviest that Plain or Luxuriously Fur Trimmed New Winter Modes ally.' IE has fallen here so early in the year Clovis, Nov. 4. The temporature Convicts. IP 1 a. Pardon in more than a decade. Frequent- her much lower with hieh i'The have misdi- so Specially Provided and Selected for This Sale. Now Is republicans of the ly several winters pass without rected the administration heavy a snowfall at any time. dicatlons of snow or rain. rtate as long as have been in IS FATAL TO TWO they re- Street car traffic was delayed idntrol. Why, whenever the 4. About the Time to Buy Your New Coat at Decided In certain for some time yesterday morning Santa Fo, Nov, three Opportune publicans need votes because of snow on the tracks. A inches of snow fell here earjy this pardon a hundred be- cqunties they benefit big pool of water gathered at the morning. The precipitation is op so convicts to get the ARMY OFFICERS intersection of Coal avenue and lieved have been much heavier rtt their votes. tp Savings. for Third street, which has been pved in the mountain districts. The "I tried to be a republican and mave it snowfall was not before went over to recently, impossible accompanied by ten years I to operate the Barelag cars for sev- severely cold weather. the democratic party. But I can; Zear-qas- s a Lieuts. Wilyard and eral hours. A storm sewer, to be nnt unri nn one else could, be Normandie-Value- s of installed within 60 days, will drain Estancla, N. M., Nov. i. About Coats Bolivia and republican knowing the working Killed in Louisiana two to- cf administrations under this place, according to City Engi- inches of snow fell here republican re- Fort neer Calkins. day. The fall is reported heavier boss rule. For no man can While Flying From to $45.00 us is It was reported last evening that southeast of here. The snow was main a republican, the party Island. and Roma avenues in the a wind. conducted in this state, und re- Bliss to Long Fruit accompanied by hard vicinity ot Sixth street were still main a good citizen. area of La., Nov. 4. Lieu- blocked by limbs. Bulbs Dut(h, Japanese, Tulips, "For instance, a largo Lake Charles, snowfall here mens Daffodils. For fall state school lands was sold to a tenant R. C. Wilyard and C. O. Yesterday's Hyacinths, an acre. ured .7 of an inch in actual moist planting. Ives, Phono 732. Adv. certain syndicate for $1.65 Zenrgaes of Fort Bliss, El Paso, $29.50 That syndicate then turned the trilled this morning for lands over to a Denver firm when nn army airplane in which and the Denver firm is a mum disposal for they were making hmu disposing of the same lands Fort Bliss to Long Island, N. Y., $30 an acre. Under competent to near Vinton, Velour and Suedine Coats, Values vast money crashed the ground administration that La., according to reports reaching difference would have gone into ' lill ma- here.- MOTHER! BREAK to $35.00 the state treasury and been a An witness declared the aid in the reduction of your eye one terial plane was flying low and that taxes. men was outside Promises. of the hanging Krpubllcnii the plane as though he had failed "The time is here for a new Dec- himself in his attempt of und It is to extricate laration independence to jump with his parachute. $24.50 rooming in the fusing of republi were tied about both Gm LD uDLU (hp Parachutes S cans with democrats in various men when their bodies were re- counties, to rid the state of these which of moved from the wreckage, office holders and controllers lo tn Hi elief that seeinf a - the state, some of whom have unsuc Smart regulations belted, em- records." trash wa imminent, they criminal to leap to tne J. 8. choso as his sub- cessfully, attempted braid-trimme- Vaught earth. d, bloused ject, "State Affairs of New Mexico Hurry! Move Little Bowels with broidered, Administra- Under the l'resent AVKRF! MEMIIKRS OF 12TH THE SHADES THE FUR tion." OBSERVATION SQUADRON ana full silk and Ho said: "The present admin- Brown TRIMMINGS wrappy styles to the "California Fig Syrup" , . istration is unfit handle EI Paso. Tex.. Nov. 4. Lieuts. ur-tri- of state from a busi- Navy Beaverette satin lined in richest f affairs the Raymond C. Wilyard and C. G. ness standpoint. And it is unfit ' reported killed this Reindeer Wolf . . . to handle affairs from the stand- Zeargass, at morning in an airplane crash he will Sorrento Caracul med and tailored effects. point of humanity. To mfmhprfl of tllC Whatever else vyou give your physician praise you for trtt I "California "The republican party leaders Twelfth observation pciuadron at child to relieve a bad cold, sore having given Fig Syr of New Mexico assembled and up as the laxative because it Fort Bliss, and hnd left tins city throat or congestion, be sure to over- endorsed the administration of m Tirnreed to Davton. never tails, never cramps or ntAHov in first open the little one's bowels even sick love Governor Mechem and other state Instruction in engineering. acts, and children to en- O., for with "California Syrup" to get its taste. officials. Then they failed Lituenant Wllyaru is survivea oy Fig pleasant m rid of the and waste which Ask for dorse a single one of them for his wife and three children resld-i- poisons your druggist genuine i and which in t-- Paso. Ha was reeon- - are causing the cold conges- "California t'lf! Srup" has tion. In a few hours you can see directions for babies and children Kuuking Department. noitering officer of the Fort Bliss "Th'u state for yourself how thoroughly It of all ages printed on bottle. banking department squadron. works the sour Mother! You must "California" is one pliuso of lack ot business C. G. Zeargass was aviation me- constipation poison, say Ellas Given You imitation This bile and waste out. or you may an fig Store direction. It is the duty of the chanic at Fort Bliss. right get Always to investigate the Even it you call your family syrup. Adv. department men and banks and protect the FOR women depositors. Their duties MARRIED LIFE 2 are not to protect tho bankers. COUPLES STARTS WITH Yet that bank at Lordsb'urg was wrecked 28 days after the state A BANG AT SPOKANE ON OUR FALL SALE Values banking department had given it letter and Always clean bill of health financially. Spokane, Wash., Nov. 4. Mar- on Sale "Here is another case. The ried life for two couples started Special Monday Children's Robes ; records showed that $571 had with a bang here yesterday when Bath $1.00 been deposited to the personal ac- of a of flashlight Ladies' Union Suits fl.00 explosion pound . (Ml YOU CAN PROVE THIS BY COMPARING PRICES AND count of the state traveling audi- blew up the studio to Boys' Union Suits SI. QUALITIES powder 1 .00 tor. 'Investigation showed that which they had gone for wedding Baby Blankets, pair..., $071 was tho accumulated interest one Ladles' Hats $1.00 pictures, painfully injuring Dress on state funds deposited in that bride , one and the Boys' Hats ....1.00 bridegroom Men's Union Suits same bank for a period of six photographer, besides calling out ,...1.00 STEIN BL0CH months. Though it Is his business tho fire department. WATCH FOR SWEATER DAY. to know all about the state funds, Mother and daughter had plan- OUR COATS AND SUITS he claimed ho did not know the ned to be married but account. together money was there in his the plan had gone wrong. The and "The state auditor also found Miss Edna Cordner, and be- daughter, - that J. II. Wagner was short her fiance, Warren Wood, were tween $5,000 and $6,000 in his married in the morning, and the $35, $37.50, $40, $45 accounts as superintendent of mother, Mrs. Dolly Mae Cordnr. KUPPENHEIMER public instruction. This was in a and her Intended, Marlon Earl Da- first audit. Mr. Wagner demand- vis of Spirit Lake, Idaho, In the ed a hearing and carried his point. to studio ONE CENT TO ONE DOLLAR STORES CO. afternoon. The visit the 321 W. Central Ave. Phone 290. Will settle any doubt you may have, and, besides getting The state auditor then made a followed. Mrs. Wood and Mr. Da- Suits second audit and found that the vis were cut by flying glass. The Vassar Union more value, you get more style. Look around and see if state owed Mr. Wagner 15 cents. were not serious. . Another case where the state injuries We can offer you nothing finer, this isn't so. New style ideas, new patterns, Chesterfields, auditor was supposed to know Swiss ribbed in medium about the finances of the state." heavy Klavicles, Ulsters, Ulsterettes; in polo cloth and other fabrics , A Prices of School Books. 3 weights. handspme that everyone wants. In tan, gray, brown and dark colors, Vaught then read off a list of warm garment. . , ,$3 to $8 figures on prices of school books. seeing is believing. See these fine coats in our windows. According to these- figures school SELECT books cost vastly more, from 160 De Luxe Cafe Stylish Caps per cent to BOO per' cent- more than they do in other states. YOVR "ALWAYS THE BEST". Of all wool tweeds and polo cloth, Vaught then said: "Now about 8-- 4 new one-piec- e he land office. I can't tell you INDIVIDUALLY $1.00 Special Table d'Hote Dinner Sundays and shapes and the English much about it. And if you think shapes. Handsome light colors, Other Overcoats can find ' Holidays 11:30 till 8:30 $1.00 you out anything about , silk linings. A it just go up there and try it. ENGRAVED RELISHES typical Field n Good Man. Renberg value $2.50 "Now the State Highway depart- HOLIDAY Hearts of Celery Sliced Tomatoes All wool fabrics many with plaid or rug back; every de- ment. That is a misnomer. It Ripe Olives . Sweet Pickles -' A in sirable new wanted color J should be named the 'State High- COCKTAIL Special Gloves model, every (IJOK QK Observe GREETING . . way Robbery department.' of a fine in Cor- and patterns; hundreds to choose from. .tPmdO to your rond from here to Belen. More Oyster Cocktail Cape gloves quality 'tpQtJ than $5,000,tro0 has been levied in CARDS SOUPS dova or light tan, exceptionally well this state for highway improve- Cream of Chicken with Rice made with outseams. In A A VELOUR HATS ARE GOOD .!- - ments addition to the amount - flQ NOW Turkey Broth with. Star Noodles . . , '. granted by the federal government. Very special u)0Ul And such roads are tho result. And ROASTS there are many more like It. Roast Young Turkey with Oyster Dressing and Cranberry ; White Shirts Washburn Company offer for your selection a complete State Penitentiary. Sauce line of VELOUR Hats, ROUGH Felts and SCRATCH Felts "About the state penitentiary. Ordering now will Spring Chicken, Apple Sauce Of madras and self Conditions there are so terrible, poplin with in the newest shapes and colors. the keeping of the present warden insure plenty of time ". VEGETABLES jacquard figure. White Shirts are in his DOMESTIC VELOUR HATS place after atrocities which Green Peas Mashed Potatoes Asparagus Tips in well-dress- ed $4.00 a for mail- demand by the man caused half republican and half addressing, f ' ' V IMPORTED VELOUR HATS.... democratic board to recommend , SALAD and young man. These ...$10.00 his instant It etc. r JQ dp removal, that has ing, Head Lettuce, Thousand Island Dressing are fine . . to STETSON ROUGH HATS.. brought shame to New Mexico 'exceptionally pO ...$7.00 throughout the United States. DESSERTS "Some time ago a convict hid Vanilla Ice Cream or Peach Shortcake behind a door in an attempt to DRINKS He was escape. shot through the Coffee Tea Milk Buttermilk leg and crawled to the man who had shot him and lay at his feet. CO. As man Also and A La Carte Service L. the lay there, absolutely MATSOIIQ Special E. WASHBURN f helpless, that warden rushed up to Pbone 19 where tho man lay and sniaEhed Our Special and A La Carto Service has no Eqnnl him In the head with a baseball Kodaks From $2 to $70 On Saturday Aud Sunday Evenings Sneclul Music bjr the Albuquerque's Exclusive Clothiers bat, crushing hia. skull Then lie. DE LUXE ORCHESTRA ordered the man thrown in a dark1 Always at Tour Service Tho Old Reliable "De Lute Cafe" cell and kept on bread and water. J November Page Four, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 5, 1922

play was In Washington State ter- Tha government could probably ALLIED TROOPS PATROL THRACE ritory the visitors getting no pay off tha national debt If Mr FROM e BUFFALOES ARE closer than twanty-fiv- yards to LnBker could arrange to send some tni BEAU the Blue and Gold goal line. of his Hquor-scllln- g ships on an Fred Muller Captain Dunton of the Staters Alleged Letter supplied the 00o spectators with Inland voyage. Nashville Southorn 12-- Q WASHINGTON BY about the only thrill of the game Lumberman. DEFEATED, when, In the second quarter, he A RANK FORGERY matched Archie Nesbit kick for kick, both averaging about forty-fiv- e vards With fh exception of FRED MULLER'S AFFIDAVIT. BY I r TO 0 SCORE that the Bear line charged quarter 110 In too f."st to allow uunton to get State of New Mexico )M his kicks away. County of Santa Fe J I "Duke" Morrison, California Couqlis Fred Muller, first sworn, on oath on U. N, M. California Takes Another bnck, who 's been called the being duly Game Is Played line on coast, that he has read the letter now cir- a Hurdle in the Race for greatest plunger the says being Field, Covered With lived up to his reputation and Colds culated by the democratic state committee, With the 1922 Pacific Coast smashed through the Cougar's line which is Carpet of Wet Snow for gain after gain. To prove his letter dated September 15, 1922, and Football Championship. versatility he added throe points to which bears his and is Mud Underneath. the score bv sending over a field purported signature at a difficult from tho claimed to have been written to one C. J. Neis football and Berkeley, Calif.. Nov. 4. Cali- goal Rngle Displaying (food hurdle In line of Roswell. find fighting fornia took another the Archie Nesbit thrilled the crowd clean sportsmanship, race for the 1922 Pacific coast con- Affiant says that he never wrote said letter or liard all the while, the Wert Tcxns when he made a spectacular 46. went flown he-fo- re ference championship this after- vard dron kick when the Cougars i dictated the same or requested anyone to write Buffaloes Normal noon overwhelming Washington failed to make ''owns In the third him the more asrsres!ve Lobos by the same for and had no knowledge of said of State by a score- of 91 to 0 before quarter. afternoon, to th0 time here NcsWt's kick today showed letter prior to its publication; that said letter is yesterday the MUUANIA 20,000 people today. drop 12 to 0. The Lobos outplayed In all, California used thirty., the California fans that Coach a rank forgery. hut thirty-flv- o. a kicker Buffaloes most of the way. four men out of Its squad of Smith, aftet lackirg drop Affiant further on thirty-fift- h could not three years, has at last devel- says that September 2, were unable to score ofl many Il0sfmx 'TURKEY The for would play because he was Injured In oped a filar In that department, Largest selling cough medicine 1922, as shown by the records of the State Land" touchdowns as they probably th Cal- in the World. practice last week. the only thing champion Office, C. J. Neis in for the se- scored had the field been dry, Shaded of map show territories patrolled by Italians. Urillab With the exception of the second ifornia teams of the past threo applied person have of portions Fre from opiates ingredients 640 instead of covered with a carpet and French troops. Arrows point to Rodosto and Stllori, quarter when California failed to years have lacked. lection of acres of land and that said appli- with mud underneuth. score, State was out-- plainly printed on the wrapper. wet snow, of of Thrace and have divided it Into Washington coal cation was thereafter approved and that ar- For the Buffaloes, the work Allied troops are In poiwession klckod, When winter comes will selection at end and Oolden at left three sones to see to the evacuation of the Greeks. One battalion of and generally out-play- by the he far behind? Wall Street rangements for the of said lands and Henry Lule-Burn- were and the is at Siliori and Rodceto, three battalions of BritiBh at Californlans. all the SOLD EVERYWHERE. the of the were made half, outstanding In- Italians Practically approval application by work of Jones nnd the splendid and three battalions of trench at Adrianople. The Turki are with tne Mr. Neis in person with the Commissioner, Hon- terference given the man expected to move in Decetrber 1. Greek refugees continue to crowd ball were features of note In tne the of Siliori and Rodosto. Tbey have abandoned their posse orable N. A. Field. interference yester- porta tobo play, the aiona, and are fleeing blindly, fearing reprisals when the Turks come. FRED MULLER. day far excelling that of any game sworn to the Lobos have plnyed this season. Subscribed and before me this 30th J,obo Touchdowns. Graves to to Hart-ma- n nnd Hernandez and Jones each hll of October, 1922. touchdowns came in forcing punt day The l.obo on his line. left tackle for slight gain, enough (Seal) PRICE R. CROSS, th first and third quarters, the to on a Popejoy made two yards through make first down. Hernandez first, made by Jones, Hernandez failed to left tackle, Notary Public, run around right end, following left tucklu, and hit right gain through NEW HATS around the other tackle lor two more. Hartman and a fumble, recovered by Kelly, My commission expires October 5, 1924. a run sneaked center for two lost the Lobos three yards. Jones wing, and the second scored by through after a series of end yards, and Jones added six more failed to gain around left end, then C. J. NEIS' AFFIDAVIT. Hernande. around right end. Hernandez went abound right end for six runs ana line dukru m and the ball went to the and GLOVES hall within a yard of the Buf- bucked the line for five yards, and yards, State of New Mexico the Jones started around left end, then Buffaloes. County of CllJlvcIM falo goal. cut back around end an Golden went wide around right Capt. John Popejoy. tacl.le, who right lor Now comes C. Neis of New Mex- knee, eight-yar- d gain. Hernandez mado end foi1 80 yards, and a forward J. Roswell, has been nursing a sprained was Stewart for did not get In the game, and three yards off left guard, and the pass incomplete. ico, who after first being duly sworn deposes In- San- for no star guard, who was Uuffaloee took time out for tried right tackle gain, and Pearc. ders. the Guthrie kicked to Jones In the and says that he has read a certain purported jured In the Texas Miner game, Jones squeezed through Was from the lineup. In line for two yards. Stinnett was middle of the field. letter dated September 15, 1922, and now being absent A to net THIS WINTER of the absence of these men taken out at right guard for the pass, Hartman Jones, circulated broadcast in this state for the pur-- " spite ex to ted the Lobos 25 and a thB T.oho forward wall was Lobos, Ferguson shifting guard yards, now run- difficult for the Buffaloes from tackle, and Greenleaf going second one wns good for six yards. pose of defeating Captain Fred Muller tremely Jones mado left two to pierce. In at right tackle. Hernandez hit tackle for ning for Commissioner of Public Lands; that the The was unusually clean three more yards through left yards, and Jones skirted right end game out out of contents of said letter were unknown to affiant With only one penalty. tackle, and Canyon took lime for threo more, running AT ECONOMY Summarv of game: for Sanders who was taken out, boundsi a yard from the Buffalo prior to its publication for the reason that said First Onnrtcr. and Thompson sent in to replace goal. Hernandez car-le- d the ball letter was never received by that there Jones kicked off for the Lobos him. Jones was pulled down be- over on a line buck, and Jones affiant; to. the Buffalo line, and hind the lino of scrimmage In an missed goal by a few inches. The was no occasion for the writing of said letter for tackled Graves almost In his attempt around left end. Hernan- score was 12 to 0, with three min- PRICES the reason that every transaction which affiant tracks. A Buffalo back hit the line dez bucked the lino for no gain, utes left to play, Land Office no another mnde four and the ball went to the Texans. Dutton kicked to the Buffalo has had with the State was always for gain, -- yards through right tackle, nd a The Buffaloes hit the line three ten-ya- line, and Guthrie ran the discussed with the Commissioner as well as the fumble gave the ball to the Iohos. times for no gain, and Graves ball back 30 vards. Dutton and Assistant. made two around kicked to Jones In the middle of were knocked , Jones yards Walter Hernandez C. right end. and Popejoy failed to the field. Jones ran the ball back out, but stayed in the game. Dut- J. NEIS. gain around left end. Jones hit ten yards. ton broke up a Buffalo forward Subscribed and sworn to before me thi3 30th left tackle for two yards and took A pass, Hartman to Jones, was pass. A seoond and third pass of 1922. time out to recover wind knocked good for 20 yards, and tha half were Incomplete, and the Buffaloes day October, out of him. Popejoy failed to gain ended with the ball in Lobo pos to tho middle of the field. It is to deal (Seal) JAS. O. CASEY, went punted not spend a great around left Pnd, and the ball session the Buffalo line, A Lobo pass was Incomplete, necessary Notary Public. tn the Buffaloes. and tho score 6 to 0 In favor of Jones ran 25 yards around right Golden was thrown for a two-yar- d Varsity. , end, out of bounds, and Popejoy My commission expires April 24, 1923. loa. and Graves kicked on Third Quarter. made four yards through left tac- the next down to Hnrtman on the Dutton was shitted to center, kle. A Lobo pass was Intercepted, of for a NEW HAT and NEW . N. A. FIELD'S STATEMENT. Lobo line, who wns thrown and Stinnett went back in at left The Buffaloes tried an unsuc- money In hit tracks. Hernandei almost guard. Bivcns substituted for cessful forward pass, then com . Santa Fe, N. M., October 30, 1922. failed to gain through the line, and Burson at full for tho Buffaloes. one for 20 yards, as the.i pleted just - Hon. H. B. Jones skirted right end for eight Graves kicked off to Hernandez, game ended,' with the hall In Buf- j Woodward, Chairman, the rd yards. Ilartman bucked center who ran back ten yards from the falo possession on their own GLOVES-i- f come to EUBANK'S State Committee, Of failed to Her- you Republican the line, but gain. line. Jones lost a yard on line, nnd thP score, 12 to 0, In Santa New Mexico, nandez battered lft tackle for two a try around left end, then went favor of the Lobos. Fe, yards, then failed on a try at the through right tackle for two- yards". Dear Sir: center of the line. Jones made two A pass, Hartman to Jones, was in In to that I advise complete, and Jones to to do response your request you center of the line punted your shopping. as to all the information in rela- del hit the for Blvens on tho Buffalo line, FOOTBALL RESULTS my possession three yards. Jones went through Golden skirted right end for five tive to the Etchevary lease and the Neis appli- right tackle for fire yards, then yards, and Blveus hit left tackle cation for the selection of certain kicked to the Buffalo line, for no gain. A Buffalo pass was land, referred where the receiver was downed In blocked by Walter and Cornell 0. And the Quality You Receive Bears Our to in the letter which the Democratic State Com- his tracks. Hernandez, College, 7; Dubuque, Graves kicked to Hartman Oil the Notre Dame, 2; Indiana, 0. mittee claims was written Burson failed to gnln through 20 -- line. 0. by Captain Muller, I and Stewar1- yard Wisconsin, 14: Minnesota, Standard Guarantee of Satisfaction or the line, was stopped Hernandez went tackle W. and 14: La 13. beg to advise as follows: by Louis Hernandez on an through J., Fayette, attempt for two yards, and Jones mado it Oklahoma, 37; University of ' 11, 1922, Jim made around right end. Graves punted one more July Etchevary applica- to on through tho same place. Kansas. 1. Your Money Back. tion selection 1120.21 Hnrtman the IObo Hernandez was for two- - 14: 10 for the of acres of land in e thrown a Kansas Aggies, Missouri, line, and he ran It hack twenty-fiv- crbs-croe- yard loss on a s play, and , Cornell, 0(1; Columbia, 0. Township 24 South, Ranges 19 and 20 East and yards. Jones skirted left end or with almost Interference Jones kicked out bounds on the Yale, 20; Brown, 0, Township 25 South, Range 20 East. The appli- perfect Buffalo line. Stanford, 17: Nevada, 7. ' for thirty vards. Hartman hit the Oolden 23 cation was by this office and sent to center of the line twice for a skirted right end for California, 61; Washington .State "When think think Eubank's." approved yard yards. Stewart lost two in 0. you clothes, the Roswell Land Office On or two. then Jones sped around yards college, July 13, 1922. Sep- end for fifteen an attempt around left end, a pass a right yards and a was ' tember 28, 1922, lease was sent to Mr. Etch- touchdown, at the. of ten incomplete, and Golden wont Again we confess that we shall end and around end for for and the same was a half minutes c play, but failed right another ten never be able to understand the evary signature returned to kick yards. The Lobos were penalized Irish: seem to kill each to this office on October Mr. Clar- goal. ten for they 7, 1922, by Graves kicked to Walter Her- yards unnecessary rough- other as joyously as thev used to ence Bell, Cashier of the First National Bank nandez, who ran the hall bark ten ing. Stewart made a yard at left kill the British constabulary, of yr.rdr from the Loho line. tackle, ana a Buffalo forward pass Columbia Record. Carlsbad, New Mexico. Said application and took time out for Oreuter. was Incomplete at tho Lobo goal. lease Varsity went in were all made'in regular form and all with who was badly battered, but stayed Key for Golden at left We trust that the demand for EUBAN In. Jones made two yards half for the Buffuloes. Key lost Middle Western corn does not come 513 my knowledge and approval. through Buf- 118 West Central. Phone h'ft tackle, and a pass, Jones to ground around left end. A from the same source as the de- At the time of the application-M- r. Etchevary Walter Hernandez, was good for falo pass was good for five yards mand for California raisins. New 1 the State Land Office a check 5 yards, but was not allowed, be to the Lobo line. Dick York Tribune. gave for $58.00 cause the refere ruled that Jones Blvens was khocked out at right and a refund is made to hini of $25.60, over- was tackled before he threw the end, and Hale sent In for him. payment, by reason of a reduction in the pass. Jones was thrown for a The ball went to the Lobos. rental. three-yar- d Relative to an loss on a wing shift, Jones hit the line for no gain, application by Mr. C. J. Neis then kicked out of bounds on ihc aifd Hernandez mado three yards of Roswell, beg to advise that on September 2, Buffalo line Just as the off right tackle. Jones dashed Mr. Neis for the selection of whistle blew for the. quarter. The through left tackle for 15 yards, 1922, applied 640 quarter ended with the ball In Can- and Hartman failed to gain acres of land in Township 24 South, Range 20 yon's possession on their through center. A pass, Hartman We St. Clair Heaters and East This was to line, and tho score 6 to 0 In favor to Jones, was good for 15 yards. Buy application approved prior, of the Lobos. Hernandez hit center for two October 3, 1922, and on that date the lieu selec- SH-on- Quarter. yards, and the quarter ended. Lo-ho- 's tion list for filing and the relinquishment, which Burson hit left tackle for no ball on the Buffalo's rd was gain, and Golden tried the same line. relinquishment by John S. Powers and place to be'thrown for a Ions. The Fourth Quarter, Base Burners and Ranges Frank Riley, were forwarded to the United Buffaloes then tried n lateral pass, Jones skirted left end for ten States Land Office at Roswell, New Mexico, and followed by a forward pass, which yards, then ran 20 yards out of were would have been good' for yard, bounds around right end. Jones received by the United States Land Office but for tho fact that the passer hit right tackle for three yards, October 6, 1922, as shown by their No. was not five yards back of the line and Hernandez failed to gain receipt of center. was and Cook Stoves 2678590. The only applications filed for the se- scrimmage. Graves punted 20 through Jones thrown yards. for a Ioks of a yard, and a for- lection of lands in the Roswell District subse- Hernandez failed to gain through ward pass was incomplete, the ball quent to the Neis above to the line, and Popejoy went off going over to the Buffaloes, and application referred right tackle for six yards, then the Lobos losing what looked like were by W. B. McKnight, for 320 acres in 6 Jones skirted right end for 12 a certain touchdown. 21 E. more. BY CARLOAD South, East; by Carl Sams for the selec- ran out of kicked 20 to THE Popejoy bounds Graves yards Jones. tion of 954.44 acres in 14 In an attempt over right tackle, Guthrie went In for Graves at South, 29 East; by and Jones wag thrown for a two-yar- d quarter. Popejoy made three George Littlefield for 821.21 acres in 5 South, loss around left end. A Lobo yards through left tackle, and 29 East and, by George L. Ulrick for 320 acres in pass was Incomplete, and Jones Hartman hit center for no gain. BECAUSE WE SELL THEM AT THAT RATE Punted out of bounds on tho Buf- Jones skirted left end for three 4 South, 13 East. These applications were all falo line. yards, Hernandez made two yards made in person by the and no one of Stewart lost two In at- applicants yards an through left tackle, and Jones them was C. tempt through left tackle. Burson made It first down by a yard represented by Mr. J. Neis or any failed to gain through the line, through the same holoi Jom For Ten Years We Have Been Selling St. Clair Stoves in other person. The above selections were all made and a forward pass was skirted end for Incomplete, right eight yards, with my knowledge and necessarily with my ap- proval and in the regular course of business as Ever Increasing Numbers. conducted in the State Land Office, and no other non-miner- al affidavits or relinquishments were GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY filed in this office in any selection in the Roswell We'll confess there have been few re-sal- es in that time, for people District subsequent to the date when Mr. Neis their first ST. CLAIR range still have it. Our later sales have made his application. OLD ALBUQUERQUE buying I been mottly from the word of mouth recommendation of satisfied users. call your attention to the fact that Mr. Neis At Court House, Sunday, November 5, at represented Mr. Etchevary and that the new se lection wade by Mr. Neis after the 7:30 p. m., to Present Political Issues. in Etchevary Because we buy them in carload lots we can sell them at prices not to be equaled the city. selection must have been the selection of Sep- MUSIC BY BAND tember 1922,- - as shown above. THE We have purposely kept from pushing these stoves in Albuquerque because of the task of keeping up 2, That selection All Lady and Men Votert Invited to Attend as shown by the records of this office was made with the demand. We do it now because the has finally caught up with orders. More are in Mr. Neis' name and for that selection re- Addresses Be factory the Will Made By: being turned out now than ever before, because of new machinery and new manufacturing technique. linquishment was filed and the selection made, HON. FRANK all with my knowledge, approval and consent A. HUBBELL We recommend the ST. CLAIR stoves as they are being recommended daily by housewives who have and that Mr. Neis talked, to me in person rela- HON. NESTOR MONTOYA them. tive to this application and that Captain Muller HON. BENIGNO HERNANDEZ was not even present at the time Mr. Neis took the matter of this application up with me. HON. ACACIO GALLEGOS For the above reasons the latter part of the MR. SIDNEY WEIL GEO. C. SCHEER FURNITURE COMPANY alleged letter charged to have been written by Captain Muller Is absurd and unwarranted MR. HERMAN s by MOHR the facts as shown by the records of this office.

Very truly yours, ' JESUS - ROMERO; South Second. Two Stores. South Second , " ' N. A. FIELD, Chairman, Precinct 13. , Commissioner of Public Lands. (AdvrtltmnOi. (AilvertleninO, $ November 5, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pa ire Fire

RADIO WINS LATONIA added purse over a distune! of twuj miles and rt quarter here this a- - CUP AMD ADDED PURSE tcrnoon in 8:49 flat. Rockmin-- i M. J. B. s;er,'a Jones entry, finished second) Coffee Lntonin, Ky Nov, 4. Radio, and Cherry Tree third. The finish 1 lb., 45c Woman's ridden by Jockey L. McDermott, was a race between Page won tho Latonla cup with a $7, COO Radio and tho Jones entry. j Daily Magazine M. J. B. Coffee 2 lbs., 88c A STENOGRAPHER'S ROMANCE LOOSE-WILE- S fHOhPSON BISCUITS nV JANE PN ELI'S HflBSHESOSI We have received a Dear Mis. Thompson; I am a to make me realize lmw much she i just girl sixteen years old and 1 have meant to me. 1 knew then thai large shipment of Sun- I AX ACCIDENT THAT IHXIDEl) "If it wasn't for that wouldn't BY LENORE never been allowed to have boy sometime I would ask her to marry shine Ri.scuits. This ship- COItV hesitate a minute. "Miss McBride me, but still I fought against It had told Nellie she would have no friends although sister started About a month I did ment included: them before she was as old ago, hotvover, Chapter 42 trouble getting good girls, because having ask her and she accepted. We arc the Perfect Short. M .J.II.IIII.H.M as I am. My and my sis- Personal Scotti, A few days after the party Cora of the slackening of business. I"'" ,,1! parents trying to agrco before hand about Engraved on the stairs na she "I'll see what I can do ut once," ter seem to think I am a baby matters so that after Bread. subway FKOM PA II IS it will be a time before religious Christmas Cards was coming home from the office, William said as he rose to go. Cora and long marriage we will not have to talk Greeting Graham Crackers. I will be old enough to go with will-in- illudys was with her, and caught was getting tired, then they all had Have you a little Pierrot In about religion. I am perfectly Bars. even so she Cora s your boys. My sitter has a lot of boy sMck to hers Samples are ready now. Tho new Fig her as she fell, but to be up early. He pressed home? bo It one that sho should You her ankle. The doctor looked and For, known to you, friends and she is considered but I want to stick to mine too creations are unusually attractive. Butter Thin Biscuits. sprained hand, lovingly wistfully of most at school. should make selection without Uugan got for them said It would at her, then hurried away. the Pierrot hag is the very latest the popular girls and she is willing I should do so your Vanilla Wafers. said fad in A famous French She is a senior at high school. Do we could be delay as naturally the best cards sell be a week before she could step "Poor William," Cora under bagdom. has been you think happy out on it. her breath, "I wish " But she actress first introduced it at the One of tho boys who together since we both feel thi." first. Oyster Crackers. for with little coming to see her seemed to like be mar- , Old friends are more precious than "How dreadful!" she said. "I knew what they both longed races, along a woolly to me way? I have agreed to Chocolate Fingers. will was She tried not to purple pup. nu too and ho would talk ried in her church and bring up riches. Don't miss a single one from lon't think they keep my place impossible. as much as he did to her. list this Choose the Dainty Marshmallowa. lor me they really can spare one dwell upon It, thankful for his love. Pink, or black and white cameos almost my children in her religion, and your your. right . She didn't like a bit and scold- cards and of them to girl, and this will give them an ex- are also a popular novelty which this she has agreed to let nie decid. plenty carry Cheese Sandwiches. cuse." Nellie was rather abstracted the ed me afterward. Now ho has told the matters of education asid -- warmth from your heart to friends of me that he would like to go them at Vuletido Cracknells "Why try to go back?': Gladys next day. The elder Mr. Fallon was really from religious education. old. Let know that asked. not make all out and she naa a. mue with me and asked me if he might. TOM M. you are still their friend, though dis- "Why your of town, I told him I didn't know and would Newsboys plans for the little office you talked work for Mr. George, It seems to me you have workci tance may divide. Miss let him know later. out well. Each With our new process of engraving CALIFORNIA about? We don't need Anything "Is anything wrong, Riley?" I your problem very more to bo comfortable. We can he asked He had noticed told mother and father there is to retpt-- the rights ol you can have a different stylo of type kindly. was a who fb go with willing HOME PICKLES use the boxes a while longer to sil the shadow on the lovely face, a boy wnnted the other, and that Is the import- without paying the expense of a new a the sweetest r.ie and I asked them if they had course it is Let us show you the samples. A of 1922 Cali- on, and William will help find face he often thought said he ant thing. Of impi plate. car pack with him time." ever seen. any objection. They might sible for me to assure that yvi-wil- place. I'll go any he had come to see on jvu fornia Home Pickles has "I believe I will!" Cora spoke "Not with me, Mr. Fallon." inn Saturday night be happy together. Only tinu "I it Is someone you care for?" he once in a while, but I mustn't can answer that. ' arrived. The entire line Impulsively. think perhaps "With school work and be- as good a time as any. I am only smiled into the eyes raised to his. neglect my will be in- ' come I didn't who open for your sorry I didn't get to talk with Miss "Yes, with Cora." boy crazy. say AUXILIARY TO HOLD is Cora?" the boy was. spection and approval McBride." "Who Do be all to Nellie told him graphically all ynu think It would DAY HOP "I'll go and talk her fr you," for mo to the fam- ARMISTICE all this week. Nellie offered. "I'l tell her exactly Cora was to her; what she had right surprise Then she told of the ily by telling this boy he may come what you want to do, then tell you done for her. The Woman's Auxiliary of the : and encouraged by his to see me on Saturday night? Hi 8f what she says." accident, Sister likes but she likes an- American Legion will hold a bene- "If will, dear." So It was set- interest, she told of her plan to him, you other hoy better and I wouldn't fit Armistice day dance at the tle?!. open a little office. armory next Saturday nlijM. The Nellie also called William the "But she's afraid of the rent. be cutting her out. I would Just up love to let him come because ev- dance will follow tho dinner being next day at her noon hour, told You see sho helps her mother," in tho Cham mfm& one would be so given th; armory by him of Cora's accident, and he Nellie finished. ery surprised. ber of Commerce. Tho dinner will " looking What shall I do? promised to come up that evening "I wonder he paused DOROTHY ANNE. start at 6: SO p. m. This dance will to see and tal over. "There's a small room celebra- her, kthings thoughtful. Since tho boy has asked to come be the only Armistice day Miss McBride, while not overly In our suite we never have used. It tion held by either of tho local Cora's Idea Is nt the end of the and you have your parents' per- infor- enthusiastic, thought very tiny, way mission to let him. it will be all legion bodies, according to practicable, especially If she hap- row, but has a door opening Into mation obtained yesterday from It would answer her right to Invite him for Saturday pened to get into a building where the hall. If for F. O. Westerfield. of kind up she might have it for a night. Naturally it ia thrilling work that "hurry purpose since you have such a sur- she called It, was needed. vcrv nominal rent." you Japanese prohibitionists are tryi- work," for the . Nellie repeated what Mr. Fallon "Oh, Mr. Fallon!" again thoso prise family. ng1 to take tho nip out of Nippon. had said about wishing there was wonderful eyes were raised in shin- Washington Post. someone out thankfulness to him. "Oh, If Dear Mrs. Thompson:. Please tell to help occasionally, ing me what I can do to remove stain and added: she only could! I will help pay the "There must be lots of firms like rent, so will Gladys, the other girl from my fingers. My fingers stain firm" who lives with us. We keep house, very easily just iron preparing mine." It was always "my for meals. with Nellie. We three," sho naively added. vegetables my while "Tell to come and see It as FANNIE. She listened very carefully her of and Perch Curtails Miss McBride talked, and that night soon as she is able to get out." Equal parts leinot Juice she had said. Then "There's no use to thank peroxide of hydrogen make an ex- repeated what trying cellent lotion to remove from AVIllinm came, and after Gladys you I just can't!" Nellie's eyes stain Cold weather Is here with were full of tears. the fingers. and she had left him alone and you had better have Cora in the sitting room, where she "I've had my thanks," was his was stretched out on the couch, her answer, one that Nellie of- D.ar Mrs. Thompson: I am a the sleeping porch made snug cryptic twenty-seve- n NOVEMBER 1922. ankle all talked the ten of in the days that fol young man years old. and comfortable now so that It SUNDAY, 5, bandaged, they thought For the past three I have move over , lowed, wondering what he meant. years will be from the cold Be been going with a young woman protected "The rent scares ma," Cora said. (To Continued) ( who is very beautiful and good. I winter vinds. proclaim the Parisian origin of a have fought against loving her, be- bag. The one shown above is made cause our religions are very differ- Call us up. We'll gladly We've Just Received Some of of black silk in the favored pouch ent, and I have thought marriage furnish estimates of the shape, tho novel clasp decorated was impossible: About a year ag cost. with a black and white cameo. we were to be separated for about i m?mm mm And if you are a lover of fans, two months and I asked her to you will love this one of black kiss me She told me Tent The Beautiful WALT MASON. good bye. New By large Albuquerque net and chantilly lace, Willi chif that I was one of her dearest fon flowers of pink and Jade and friends, but she could not let me & Awning Co. a rich fringe of Jade ostrich. kiss her and sho thought I would MELANCHOLY. my brow to dock with wreaths of understand why. I realised nt that 321 West Gold Avenue laurel, fairly won; for I've two The U. S. Shipping board ought time that she meant the difference Phone 903-- I'm full of weariness tonight, In boils upon my neck, and wreaths to change its name to the Ameri- in our religions. vain I strive to shed a grin; the aren't worth ten cents a ton. can Bar association. Life, That separation was long enough moon, that once was shining Crepe bright, looks like a planet made of tin. I have two boils upon my neck, and two more threaten to arrive, and so I adly cry, "By heck." and wonder why i am alive. I hear tl)e laughter of the young, u sound I loved in days of yore, but now it keens my nerves un- strung, and makes my head ex- ceeding sore. I read the works of Sunny Jim, that used to soothe my savage breast, but now I'd rend him limb from limb, and throw the fragments east and west. My aunts tune up their lyres and lutes, for music once possessed its Joys, but now I don my hat and boots and leave the house to dodge the noise. The wind a wall- night has These frocks of beautiful Molly-- 0 ing sound, it sighs and whimpers ' by mv Rhaek; my poultice weighs crepe, chincilla satin and Poiret twill a half a pound, and keens on slid- 1-11- have created quite a sensation in our ing down my back. It is in vain Second Floor ready-to-we- dr department. And they are as notable for their values as they are for their beautiful materials j After -- Dinner Tricks and stunning styles. Here are frocks in basque effect, some with flare skirts, others with draped skirts, straight line models, etc., showing many, many new and original ideas in embroidery. Some of these frocks have beautiful real lace collars and others are trimmed in fox and Fl&l monkey fur. .Silk Breakfast I Here lire Site for Youngsters Coat, $9.95 of All Ages 23 fig i Children's patent leather But- Misses' black and brown kid y A We have juRt received a new ton Shoes with soft kid tops: Lace Boots with semi-Englis- h New 5 2 of women's and Rizcs to or broad sizes Mlnd-Readl- Announcing shipment frey toes; QC flff No. 23 With Matches mlsfses' silk breakfast coats, 8. Pair it! to 2 A dozen matches are laid in a row, which wo are able to sell at dL.lk) md any one is asked to move as man; $9.95. They come In wash Brown calf black kid But he desires from tho left to thi and Little gentlemen's smoked horse is satins, solid and changeable ton Shoes with spring heels. fight, while the performer's back ii Fashion In of and elk hide shoes; honk nnd, Feature For nieR8alincs a wide range Sizes 5Vj to S. has been lace sizes turned. Whea this done h deslrablo shades. Second I'air S2.25 style; tlnnces at tbe matches and names thi Floor. SM to 11 82.25 number moved. Id arranging the matches, the er Black kid Button Shoes with Youth's brown chrome calf looks for a match which li spring heels; sizes Lace Shoes with medium slightly different from the others is Journal 6',!i to 8 $1.65 sizes color or shape of head. If he doei Morning toos; 13'j French to 2 S2.65 oot see such a match he secretly nleki Imported Brown kid Iaco Shoes with the bottom of one with his thumbnail - comfortubW (J- This match is placed at the left of tin spring ryt Sizes 2 Vi to the matches are mored am heels; sizes 5',a' to 5 Vt S3.00 line, and as R Perfumes 8t5x.lt) by one to the right, he has only to loo) eaders known match and count thi Black and brown kid Lace or the heels and Brown calf English toe Lace number it lies from the which wil Shoes with wedge right, Here are some of the fine im- broad toes; sizes Shoes with welt AA be tbe number moved., dJO Off sizes 6 (J0 ported French perfumes you to 11 . .. soles; 2ty to wO.Uw HE MORNING JOURNAL . takes in an- 8'i 0Zi,6dd Ctopyrlsht. 18S1. by Publl. Ledger Compsa pleasure can purchase at a saving In nouncing a new style feature. 6 our Main Floor Drug Depart- Misses' black kid and brown Black and brown calf Lace BROWN HAIK looks ment. Coty's. Houblgant's, calf Lnce Boots with misses' Shoes with heavy soles and MEDIUM sizes MVi liost of nil after a Gulden o. D'Orsay, Carron Guerlaln, heels; (fO OK regular heels; Plver's and DJer Kiss. I to 2 to 11. Trice 7..S2.75: Adv. Arrangement has been made with the leading fashion designers DOtAO 8i of New York and for a newest Turks alarmed by spread of fem- Chicago special daily feature fashions. inism. News headline. Plainly a case of a harem-scar-'en- i. Norfolk ' The Journal in connection Virginian-Pilo- t. Morning with this special feature is estab- lishing a Fash inn P.iirpnn in Communications intended for the Country club should be mailed patterns of the styles they may select. to P. O. Box 468. The secretary SPECIAL SELF VENTILATING SCHOOL ROOM may be reached by calling 2326-- J. Adv. The patterns will be sold at cost, plus the' expense of mailing. HEATERS

TRY OUR WET Watch the Women's page for the appearance of this feature Also for Large Halls and Extremely Large Rooms. WASH at an early date. See Them or Write Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 15 lbs., 75 Cents ' Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays J. KORBER & CO. ' 25 lbs., $1.00 4 Imperial Laundry The Journal Albuquerque's Big Hardware Store hi Co. MorningNew Just Across From City Hall Phonos 14? and Mexico's Leading Newspaper. m : ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 5, 1922 moment to his word r for a take upon any SENTENCE SERMONS. MOTHER GOOSE-- UP TO DATE Albuquerque Morning Journal matter. . . . Which word are we to AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER urgent. Mutter's word when he admitted J There is nothing so invincible as willing ignorance. Published By of the in Carl Hall. JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY the authorship of part letter Armerding, Gospel question, or his denial of the authorship of JOSEPH TAUSEK Managing Editor The best part of life is not behind us, but ahead of another of the same letter? - part us ; and we- is 319 J. have not entered into the life that life Oftfo Wes,oM.AV The most of this whole St.-Paul- 's 66 and 6i important aspect THE indeed until we realize this. A. M. Knudsen, Telephones him- TO matter is that at no time has Muller POLLS Lutheran Church. Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffice In Fe, N. self made effort to see the original let J - of Albuquerque, N. M., and entry Santa any AW M.. under act of Congress, of March 17, and dis v .... I vv lot. UJl.V. "We want deeds, not creeds," this has become a pending, ' ter which impugns his integrity Tn 1$79. but all members of the of Christ have a credits him as a public official. Why has slogan; body RATES very definite creed or faith and arenot afraid to con- SUBSCRIPTION Muller waited more than a week without One month by carrier or mall jj fess it. Carl Schmid, Immanuel Evangelican Lutheran Three months 'il'Zk made a formal demand for the Church. ' Six Months having One Year 9 00 production of the original letter? Is it stands to reason that a man whose life is ADVERTISEMENTS. because he is waiting until after the It regu- a moral can use The Journal reserves the right to reject any election? lated by high purpose make a better advertising matter that it may deem Improper. of his time than a man whose life is divided by selfish for meetings, cards of thanlts. res- Calls society no- instincts. Dean William. B. Allen, St. John's Cathedral olutions, society and church socials, lectures, WAY. (except Sunday BY THE Church. tices, calls for church meetings and church programs) are considered as a dvertis ng advertising rates. nervou3 will be charged for at regular A rfarvard professor says The church is a divine institution. It was conceived is disease. , The poor THE ASSOCIATED PRESS prostration a luxury not in the mind of man but in the heart of God. Christ Associated is entitled to on The Press exclusively to must keep woriung. loved the church and gave himself for it. Yet the use for of all news credited many in this and also who to love treat with con-tempto- us it or not otherwise credited paper the people, profess Christ, the local news published herein. No magician ever approached disrespect his church that was so precious to moonshiner's feat of getting four pink November 6, 1922 him. W. A. Guy, Broadway Christian Church. SUNDAY elephants, 2,000 volts of electricity and a death warrant into a single quart bottle.

THE MULLER LETTER. ; Elsewhere in this issue we print a com- DUG OUT BY ROOT Susdlsiy Cfairdk Senriices munication from Mr. Frank W. Clancy, - ... "un ' Ministerial Alliance St. Paul's Eng. Lutheran Church. the Morning Journal with Alliance will M. charging Have you made a bid yet for Mrs. Schermerhorn? The Ministerial Arthur Knudsen, Pastor. fairness" in its treatment of JredencK meet at the Y. M. C. A. Monday, 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. November 6, at 10:30 o'clock. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. as the result of our investigation News comes from England that a party of scien Sermon "Luke, the Man." Muller, 6:45 p. m. Christian out on a search for a pink-head- First Methodic Fpiscopal Church. Endeavor of what he terms "the recent outrageoils tists .is about to start McGuire. Pastor. Topic "Better Thinking." mind that Is sUU Rev. F. B. him duck. Bear in England 9:46 a. m. Sunday school. 7:45 p. m. Evening worship. attack upon 11 a. m. Service with sermon Sermon in Defeat." is basis of wet. "Victory ; When the letter, which the 'Life That Is Life." m. Service with sermon Christ. made were maid? 7:30 p. Church of the charges which have been Now if it were a duck they looking Whefeare you going my pretty 'What Is Religion?" 1147 Forrester avenue. Muller, was first presented for, we could tell 'em where to go. 1 10:00 a. m. Bible study. against Capt. To exercise right oj franchise, kind sir,' 'she said. JJ First Concrecatlonnl ChurcTi 11:00 a. m. Preaching. it was withheld from pub- my Harold S. Davidson, Ph. D., Mln- - to the Journal, material you saw on the That strangely unusual , later. University Hcigihta Snnday ScIitjI lication tAvo an investi- I maid?' 9:30 a. m. for days pending ground Saturday morning was snow. 'May go hitfi you, my pretty Sunday school. 10:00 a. m. Classes. We realized Muller's repu- Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. 4 p. m. Prayer service. gation. Capt. Business of church at rather gummy, Hinpleasant stuff that if old meeting tation was at stake and for that reason And that 'Sure, young man, you're enough cloRe of morning service. Sf. E. Chnrcli (Spanish), made Its appearance In the streets was mud. C. E. meeting at 7:00 p. m. H. O. Costales, pator. gave, him every opportunity of explaining to she 5aid. At Lead Avenue M. F church. vote, 2:30 p. m. Sunday .jhool. . transaction referred to in the letter The Lord sends some wet; Lest We Nazarcno Church. the occasionally L. L. Gaines, Pastor. 3:D0 p. m. Sermon "The Tru or throwing any available light upon it. forget, lest we forget Sunday school at 9:45 a, m. Missionary Spirit." Preaching by the pastor at 11 At Barelas Chapel. at first admitted that he had I 1 10 a. m. school. Muller The way to be absolutely certain of plenty of a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday 6:45 m. Y. P. S. 7:00 p. m. Sermon "Love and" written the major part of the letter which the growing season is to have As the View It I FIRST p. precipitation during People LIOUS Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer Service." had reference to a certain lease, but when the varsity schedule some June, July and August meeting. to football games. North Fourth Street Gospel H."1. that part of the letter was read him, Santa Fe, Nov. 8, 1922. International Bible Students. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school and Nov. 3, 1922. PIG Meet in I. O. O. F. hall. Bible class. which expressed the writer's wish that Hello of Past Days. PETIS 1 To the Editor of the Journal, Al- 11:00 a. m. Communion. elec- eight-ho- bell had sounded; old Wun 3:00 m. in Neis "could have waited until after The buquerque, N. M. Presbytcrlnn Chnrch. p. Preaching Span- work was done, and he beside' his cottage H. A. Cooper and C. R. McKean, ish by Jose B. Rey. then I can do as I want to, but I will Lung's Dear Sir: In your editorial of m. Carl tion, wa in the sun. Around him scam- note Pastors. 7:45 p. Preaching by door sitting yesterday, you treat, my friend AF a. ni. school. Armerding. "The Epistle to and this for you I put it Ws Wrah 9:45 Sunday try get anyway, pered, full of glee, little grandson, Hlng Lee L Fritz Muller, with great unfairness, 11 a. m. Morning worship. in some one else's name, so the old fool Lee. Book: due to a mistaken view of the re- 8:30 p. m. Junior Christian En The child exclaimed, "Come Grandpapa, and see cent attack upon him for No deavor. Immanncl Evan. Lutheran Church. will not know who it is for, I will work it outrageous M'Clure's Magazine en Carl Pastor. 1 found. A hollow cylinder of glass, am sure not to malicious 6:45 p. m. Senior Christian Schmid, what have and I any vember Prints a New deavor. 9:15 a. m. Sunday school. out some way," Muller at once denied its round. For life, of me call on prove that' smooth and clear and The Eskimoes. intent. You him to 7:45 p. m. Evening service. 10 a. m. Services in English. He said that there was no cannot what this may be." that the Neis letter la a forgery, Story, Dealing With Boy 11 a. m. Services in German. authoriship. I ee, peculiar thing the that the Wun smiled Said he: 1 which recalls fact Central Avenue Methodist. Subject of both. "Encouragement occasion for such a letter for the Old Lung serenely. Journal, under a different man- hood of Emancipator. for a Fearless Confession of writing was used way back in 1906 C. C. Higbee, Pastor. "Why this thing here fokes agement, besought respectable 9:30 a. m. Church school. Christ." reason Neis was in Santa Fe on the The Eskimoes are northern - No- that ito hold a drink called beer. A man name! Volstead citizens of New Mexico, who (McClure's Magazine, in the a. m. worship. Who live in caves of ice considered enemies of the vember issue, a new story of 11:00 Morning when the letter in question purports said," he, "such stuffs not good for you And wats our blzness how cold were prints Sermon subject "Paul Our Pattern Broadway Christian Church. day quoth it then editor, to go to Arizona and Abraham Lincoln. The Incident Wlllard A. Minister. ; .. His Christian Experience." Guy, to have been written. Three or me." it is in the courts there prove their in- deals with Lincoln's boyhood and is 9:45 a. m. Bible school. days later, As as they think its nice? 6:30 p. m. Epworth league. "The thing you've found a bottle; once known long nocence of charges against them one of the few authentic accounts service. Ser 11:00 a. ni. Morning worship. in a communication with the of his life. The 7:30 n. m. Evening telephonic the whole world round. But since we've all for which would have been a reversal of that period story mon "Heart Problems, Se- Sermon topic, "The Church, Local was told twenty-fiv- e ago by subject Journal, Neis repeated in substance what saken one scarcely e'er is found. Those good of ordinary Judicial procedure, years Company." and Universal." drink, which the burden of proof al- Gilbert J. Greene and was lecting m. said "but 'twas a glorl- - have snow and ice all sum- puts Captain 6:80 p. Endeavor meeting. Capt. Muller had said to the effect that old days sound good," he, They ways on tho prosecution, and you printed at that time in the Atlanta 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. ous mer long to his Sc. John's Cathedral (fc.piscopai). some victory." And in and declare that he ought resign Constitution.) Rev. Wm. B. Allen. M. A., Dean. Sermon topic, "Our Unchanging on the day, and for days prior and also spring fall, office and withdraw as a Abraham Lincoln awked Gilbert Needs." t But naturally .In the winter time him 7:30 a. m. Holy communion. to of in " J. Greene to take a walk with school. subsequent the day the letter They most of all. in 9:45 a. m. Sunday haye.tho Fritz Muller has lived many into the country. It was the late 11:00 a. m. Holy communion Spanish Baptist Church. question, he was in Santa Fe. years in New Mexico, has a long "fifties." Green was a Journeyman and sermon. J. G. Sanchez, Pastor. A.SlbTiBi3!crqiE and honorable, record as a citizen printer in Springfield, Illinois, and Meets at 1007 South Second A day or two later Muller issued a HWiGy Ysirs Af business as a sol when the fame of Lincoln through- The tee and snow keep each other in varied affairs, Christian Science Society. street. statement in his own behalf and for dier, as an official of the united out the state was steadily rising. Woman's club building at 618 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. joint cold of the state so no Greene was only too eager to ac a. m. And the are muntlis long, States and that West Gold avenue. 11:00 Sermon. Commissioner Field. When Commissioner elected 5,000 In days man who really knows him, would cept the invitation. He already rec a. m. 7:30 p. m. Delegate Bodey was by yester So naturally If you miss one duy cnar Sunday school at 9:45 Gospel meeting. Bernalillo went was hesitate for a moment to take his ognized the greatneBS of tne services at 11:00 a. m. Address by Thomas Ogilvle. Field was asked to confirm this statement, day's territorial election. county It must feel As if something word upon any matter, even the acter of Lincoln. A walk and talk Sunday he said that it had been issued without republican by a heavy majority. rong. most important, but that record is with Lincoln meant a widening of to count for nothing when he ae the mental horizon. It was a moon U chickens. In the latter a partition was his authorization. McKinnle of Colorado one of nies tho authenticity of a forged light night. Everything quiet should be used. Dr. J. It. Springs, some un- I I, skins letter ascribed to him by along the country road. Suddenly Answers to Questions. Q. How Ion? have hats been r Can Mr. Clancy or any one lse doubt the promoters of the famous Crippl Creek ehort All Eskimoes dress in bear known character assassin who has the strollers came upon six little efforts v --M wom by men? G. N. line, is in the with the Intention of build- In their to keep warm, not the courage to reveal his iden- with their noses close together. that Muller "is capable of writing such territory And altho they may feel comfort pigs A. It is difficult to state Just ing a line from Cochiti to the Santa Fe main Mre. tity or attempt to explain how he "Those little pigs are lost," saia (Any reader an get the answer when the first hat was made. The a in his officer i3 able letter. Lincoln, after surveying letter which superior Dr. McKinnle, who is a mine owner in the Cripple It makes them thick erround the obtained the briefly to any question by writing The first modern hat, as we know this No man who knows the kindly, them; "let's help them to find their Journal Information of was made in brutally characterized as an "old fool," Creek district, Is convinced that it will be profita form. considerate of Albuquerque article men's wear, honest Fritz, always mother." Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin, Di Paris in 1404 by a SWiss manu- he has shown himself of ble to handle the low grade ores of the Cochiti others, could possibly believe that With little pig grunts and snorts, rector. V. u. mis was 49 after capable let- down Washington, facturer, but it not until district after rail faolllties have been provided. he is capable of writing such a the six were soon scampering offer applies strictly to Informa- thereafter that the French his found a aJ-vi- years issuing a statement in the name of is too cold for ter in which his superior officer the road. At length they tion. The Bureau cannot give sort of a head cover- - The air up theer i.i characterized as an "old hole In the fence, and their mother adopted any without and ' will meet fruit brutally on legal, medical, and finan- ing. superior officer, authority The Baptist convention of New Mexico fool." His long training as a sol in the field a rod away. Lincoln matters. It does not attempt 14-1- Or even smaller sutch as cial Treason 6. things official as he saw Q. What tvas the "Old for the of his own vindi In Albuquerque November beens dier and as a public makes smiled with satisfaction to settle domestic troubles, nor wholly purpose it to think he could the family reunited, and re research House"? C. J. one preposterous pig to undertake exhaustive , cation?" In the face of Commissioner So of their favorite foods is be of such Insubordination. marked: I never seo a that i A. A short distance north of the guilty pig on subject. Write your ques- and-nea- ifailroad service will be established on Novem- wales. You Inaccurate state do not think of first pet. When any village of Haverstraw, N. Y., The of sardeens. think that my tion plainly and briefly. Give full Is "Old Field's repudiation of this statement, ber 10 from French to Dawson, Colfax county, over opposite ments as to Neis being in Santa Fe a boy six years old, while we lived two West Haverstraw, the name and address and enclose Treason House," which was owned made for him Mr. Muller without his the Dawson railway, a distance of ten miles. at the time the letter purports to near Hodgenville, Kentucky, I went cents in for return postage. by been are of the over a farm. A litter stamps In tho revolutionary days by f 1 have written proof to neighboring All replies are sent direct to ,the was meet- authorization, will Muller now deny that A LITTLE LAUGHTER genuineness of the letter, but a of striped plKgies had Just been Thomas H. Smith. It the Rose Atkinson, stock man of Magdalena, Is an moment s consideration will snow born, and I was so taken with them inquirer.) ing place of Benedict Arnold and used name of his 1780 when he the superior officer Albuquerque visitor, you that they are not. Everyday that could not get me away Andre in they arranged they is the old i Will he three Showing Him Up. experience will demonstrate the from them. The owner filled me Q. Where . Libby the surrender of West Point. falsely? explain why, "If no use," said the worried and of any Joy 'You G. W. L. Q. How many cases has the The club met afternoon at the difficulty uncertainty with supremo by saying: A. The Historical soci- after the publication of a letter in- Tuesday yesterday Junlr partner; "I shall have to get busy man fixing his exact wherea- may have one of those pigs if you Chicago United States Railroad Labor board days on ac- say that when the Libby prison before S. home of Mr A. B. McMillen South Walter street new' bouts on a given day. Both Fritz can get him home.' I instantly ety had it? I. volving his honor as a he a typist.' was torn down from within the A. to the latest report, ; public official, Bald col- and Neis know that the latter was cepted the offer. According "That's a pity," his on tow one which present Coliseum building, many of during the two and one-ha- lf years issued a statement in which he said: Professor F. A. Jones of the United States geo in Santa Fe after the republican "I had a shirt which were in the bona league. "Miss Brlgga always convention in Albuquerque and had my mother had woven reaching the bricks since it was created the Railroad logical survey, has returned from a trip to Sonora, sort of fide walls of the prison were taken Labor board has disposed of 8,417 "Any jcorrespondence would have seemed a nice obliging business with the state land office below my knees, and fastened at be- and the southern of Arizona, where he which was transacted with neck a wooden button my by the wrecking company and questions brought before It by rail- - been because Mr. Neis Mex., part girl." all of the by came foundation for a livery - unnecessary He ac will the commissioner personally, and father had made. Using the front the way workers and railway manage- inspected mining properties. reports great "O, she's all that. But she stable. The contents of the museum ments. Of 7,727 have bee.i ; as letter to of as an or sack, I rolled these, came to Santa Fe immediately after and development in the mining business. me when I'm the forged appeared it apron, some of however, tlvity keep Interrupting refer to business of Neis, they nat my pig up in it and carried him and the bricks, disputes formally docketed, heard to ask me how to bee-gu- m collection lo the Republican state convention and dictating spell urally assumed that its date was home. I got an old a are in the Gunther and decided, and have included ' words' - was corn-hus- cated in the building of the Chicago three wage cases and th is during the- time that Neis in hollow log, put and general remained a week or longer working "That certainly annoying." Sunta Fe, and so stated without leaves Into it a bed, and tucked Historical society at 632 North national agreements ease. "I don't object to that, but It for Deartfbrn street. J the fact. Fritz denies him for the on some of his business in the land THOUGHT .looks bad to keep saying 'I don't verifying away night. TODATS BEST under oath that he ever wrote or "He squealed for his mother Q. What Is tho oldest love letter DAY i know.' Legion Week I H. ARMISTICE WILL , office, giving Captain Muller any dictated such a letter and Neis that nearly all night. In the morning in existence? P. V. ly ho ever received such a letter. The carried him meal and bran, and A. A cuneiform inscription made BE OBSERVED BY LAS needed opportunity for verbal ar letter purports to refer to some bread and milk everything I could upon aclay tablet some 2,000 years THE SCHOOL, THE NURSERY OF CITIZENSHIP, Got His Price. which touch B. C. i oldest love letter ex- CRUCES LEGION POST ; . nefarious official act would think of: but he would not the rangements." The existence and perpetuity of a nation based The late Dennis Spencer was sit be in the rec of them. About all' he could do tant. It was found In the ruins of - certainly apparent any If there were any doubt as to Muller's upon universal suffrage, give the school a promi ting at his desk one day when a ords of tho land officeif the letter was to squeal. Af length my moth- Bablyon and says in part: "I write Special In Tbe Jonrnal. Chinaman entered. and those are to me: that this to inquire after health. Las Cruces. N. M., Nov. 4. Of to Neis' nence, and Impose duties and responsibilities upon were' true, records er said 'Abe, take pig thy - ability fix "exact whereabouts "You Mees Spenceh? " he asked open to publlo inspection and If back home; it will die if you keep Let me know how it goes with thee. ficers and members of Joe Quesen- the educator that do not exist under any other can do American on a given date," we should dismiss the "Yes, John, what I for anything of that kind appears, it it here.' . I am now settled In Babylon, but I berry Post of the legion form of 'government The school Is, not merely you?" will be a of the genuineness of "What my mother said was al am in great anxiety because I have will observe the fourth anniversary proof news tne armistice next matter. But who can read Muller's local, utilitarian, communal, a place where the "You lawyuni' the letter, ine letter is so woraea, ways the truth and the law to me, not seen thee. Send when of the signing ot "Yes." no one can say- Just broke my thou wilt come, that I may evening at an entertain- Neis "came to a specific knowledge however, that and, though it almost rejoice Saturday statement that to Santa Fe pupil goes, simply acquire "No Mees Spenceh, spoz- - what the Improper act described heart. I took the pig DacK. tus at it. Come in the month of Afokh- - ment afid ball In Las Cruces immediately after the Republican state and culture that may be useful to him In private zln' one China boy killum 'nother therein may be, so that no one can mother was so glad to see him, and samma (November - December). armory. life; but In an eminent sense, is a broad, national one, how much you cost gitte him tell what it refers to. v he to see her! After she had given Mayest thou, for my sake, live The feature of tne program wul be life as it was convention and remained a week or upon which the weal of the off?" It is simply Infamous that a man him his dinner, he looked so pretty a skit depicting institution, highest was in the of the low cost unsullied rec- I Does coke when burn" with the A. E. F. A field kitchen .. . It days with such a long and I could not stand it, and begged Q. smoke longer . ;" and who can read the affi- republio depends. of living, so Spencer said: in both public and life to me take him back. R. N. M. wlfl be set up in the armory and citi ord private the man let ing? across Ros-wcl- The Ideal school Is the nursery of Intelligent "Oh, about $600 for defending a should be thus assailed, his word him in tow shirt, as I had A. It does not smoke. an army cook, who went davits of five prominent citizens of l, I put my members of the K. zenship, and the Inspiring source of a sterling type person wrongfully accused of mur- doubted and the public asked to before, and took mm 10 our noue. Q. Why is a knot so called? T. E, seas, and P. who under saw der." believe this evil and I cried. She A. Knot is an abbreviation for force will Berve the "Chow" 'in- say, oath, that they of The age Is a progressive ld thing. Mother protested, genuine patriotism. "FT hunnet dollah! Chee Chill-Ba- I have known Fritz Muller for a broke down and and said nautical mile. cluding hot coffee and chuck. with Neis in on one. demands of our civilization relented, of and talked that city the The advancing the astounded Oriental, and great many years and I believe I try him one day more. He Q. Is there any limit to the value The proceeas th affair, which the curriculum of should be went out his head mucn as ne might is open to the publlo, will go to a the convention and require that etudy sadly shaking that he is as my inena would not eat a thing I brought of prizes in tennis tournaments? ' day following every An sentiment con over the white man's avarice. Is of one In the country and him. and mother sent me fcacK R. E. G. fund for the various activities broadened. enlightened publlo any which the to undertake day for six days thereafter, without hav- the to munificent Spencer forgot him until about two I have had some business with him with him again. I carried him back A. At a meeting of the executive post plans firms this position, prompts people months later, when the Chinaman in official capacities, but I his meats ror two committee of the United States for the benefit of its members and as to Muller's schools of from the kin his and forth to men in ing a serious doubt honesty? donations for every grade entered and, plunking down (500 would not dare suggest to him any weeks, until we taught him to eat, I --awn Tennis association held last the Mesllla This was to be Muller's alibi and now we dergarten to the. university, and the state willingly on the desk, said casually, "All deviation by him from a correct and he was mine for good." December, a resolution was adopt to the cost, while light, I killum." Kansas City official course of business lor the In commenting on this walk and ed asking all clubs affiliated witn stand pledged pay necessary or His' are told that he made it "without verify- that the school system should Star. benefit of myself my Clients. talk with Lincoln. Mr. Greene said: the association to limit the value of Approval. reasonably demanding I ask of you that you publish In It save me a clearer insignt into prizes offered. In both lnviatlon I. sir," sternly said the horse- - ing the factr." If Muller's memory failed be so complete and comprehensive a to Justify the Hi Wit Saved Him. your paper this statement with re- the great heart of Lincoln tnan and open tournaments the value of faced gent, "am for fighting the a to evil is him in so serious a matter, is it not a co- vast expenditure. "Hello! Hello! Is this you, gard to Frit Muller represen years of close association could the first prize was to be limited that all about us, instead of Th humblest citizen is interested in th main; Mac?" tative of what a great number of have done. He had a wonaerrui $50 and the second to $25. seeking that which is far away." would not Ih size incidence which challenges the imagina- achool sys "Aye." his follow citizens gladly say kindness of heart. He could Q. What tho customary "Quite right!" indorsed J. Fuller tenance and Improvement of the public nseir. more than of A. V. Gloom. "I , approve of na- "Is this Mac MacPherson I'm talk- if opportunity presented help being tender any coops for chickens?. attacking tion Neis' should also have lies foundation of our aone-blrd- that memory tem, because it at the ing to?" Yours truly, the s about his cabin A. The Department of Agricul- the Ford car myself." Boston existence. Th active duties of and FRANK V?. CLANCT, could from singing. It was ture says that the standard izes Transcript. ; , him in where he tional private "Aye: pe'kinV keep - failed recalling spent even mC to see how are 2x8x1 foot- public life are better performed by Intelligent and "Well, Mack, it's like this: I easy, the, for for market put'poses week? ' " so to his which hold nine nens, or The allies are constrained to re- that now historic cultivated men and women, than by the Ignorant want to borrow fifty dollars TJrady says there are few movie the boy, tender first pet, "All Ah'll tell him as in Jail. But why knock our might grow to be pernnps tnevcry fifteen chickens, and gard tha German denial of ability li Mr. that "no man who re right. periplo 4x1 fourteen2x to Clancy says and uncultured. soon as. he comes in..' The Moni Amerlcun sysiem oi j greatest and nouiest American gn foot which hold pay up as all boclie. New Vork junsyruueute twenty-tw- o Tribune WILLIAM EVABTS SHELDON, . News. tleman." McClure's for November, hen or ally knows him (Muller) . would hesitate tor,' " ..., Mansfield November 5, 1923 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

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her first prohibition issue, 175 are avowedly Those who advocate them, he add- provide the sum of $35,000,000 had three children after and direct marriage and one since the second. dry and only 51 wet. In Texas, six ed, make of themselves luilllfic.i through bond Issues by OF POOR She had 'eft her home in Los An- are wet and 24 dry. Every candi- tionists. taxes to pay interest and principal Re- PBBIT1T0 districts In New state Issuo has on a soldier bonus. Herald TILS geles and gone to Omaha. date in Oklahoma's eight York the Ik Editorially: at- lays cently she had turned to go back is dry, while Kansas, Minnesota, not been al trading particular The people of Iowa, will deter- to her home and had paid her way Michigan, North Dakota and Ken- tention in the gubernatorial race, mine by referendum a proposal to con- OHO, tin- - of "But for the fact he is an avowed advocate of GREASED as far its Tueumcarl. BE ISSUE tucky ignore the question. although from the angle of raise $21", 000 for purpose, that F.xhausted. IT .California and Massachusetts also gressional candidates a substantial paying a bonus to former soldiers cost J'unds 1 on ol public policies of doubtful value and beyond funds had will submit the wet and dry issue majority are said to be lined up and nurses, while the voters At Tueumcarl her the wet on ol she ap- to tho people, In forms side, Kansas will pass the question the of New Mexico taxpayers to bear under been exhausted and had although In addition to the Is- suffi- power for aid It is an un- less direct than Illinois or Ohio. In prohibition raising by means of bonds plied there. POLLS sue, considerable has de- to one a conditions we could advocate the election II! COLO written law amongst or- 7 California it appears on the ballot interest cient money pay dollar existing HE charity a measure known veloped throughout the in to exsoldiers who hailed from will not send as referendum country day ganizations that they III. to soldier bonus the Sunflower State. In Montana of Dennis Chavez. He is competent." a person on to another city unless as tho AVright Act, which would regard sentiment, as a which will be by referen- the voters will be asked to author-i- o the person has relatives or friends Millions of Are Ex- adopt tho Volstead Act stale expressed Demands Bureau of ut town Voters law. In Massachusetts the people dum vote in five states California, $4,500,000 for a soldier bonus. Upon who can care for them the Mon- to which are sent. to in will vote on a measure to formulate Illinois, Iowa, Kansas and HERE IS WHAT HE ADVOCATES: Charities Increased: Many they pected Participate reg- tana. Tueumcarl sent the woman to state prohibition enforcement FRFIGIITKU IX IHSTRFSS. Help Hinkle Cut. Drainage Laws. Trou- instead of to Los An- the National Contest of ulations In harmony with the Vol- Loud Issue In California Nov. 4. With a Cases Handled and Albuquerque In California the voters will de- Seattle, Wash., Free Text Books for Grade Schools. geles. Captain Guest refused to stead law. broken rudder and out of provi- Guest. town Election Ballots. termine whether they desire an Useless Offices. bles Adjusted by help her out of hero, because, Prohibition is a secondary Issue sions In a west wind of 05 miles Help the University. Abolish he In these thero arc In amendment to the state constitu- says, days several other states, including is- of cold weather women about the New York, Nov. 4. For millions and New tion which will validate a bond an hour, the Japanese- freighter With the coming many traveling New York Jersey, for thi sue of to tn Pa- of char- country giving garbled accounts of of voters who will go to the polls democratic in both 110,000,000 already voted Toml Maru is distress In the ARE THEY DOUBTFUL POLICIES? demands upon the bureau organizations assist former service men In ob- cific ocean about 1.500 miles west as themselves and seeking charity. next Tuesday to in the states have inserted wet planks In ities are growing, the poor, woman to ac- participate taining farms or homes. of Seattle, according to wireless (Advertisement). The refused give any national contest of ballots, one of their platforms. Governor Kdward3 usual, greater assistance count of her relatives, so Captain been an Illinois will vote on a measure to advices received here tonight. requiring summer Iho most interesting features will of New Jersey, who has than they do during the Guest offered to have her cared be the of uncompromising opponent of pro- for for could be question prohibition, Vol- months. Increase in requests until employment which will come up in different hibition since long before tho noticeable, more secured. forms In stead Act became effective, is run- assistance became Another woman came Into Albu- virtually ull sections oi a week ago and with each the country. ning, on a platform containing a than increase querque recently and was taken of beer day of cold weather the Illinois and Ohio appear to be plank favoring the return Yesterday, the sick shortly after her arrival. She and wines, and condemning has been greater. nsked to he sent to Texas. Several the favorite stamping grounds of light coldest since spring, brought more the wets. Roth states will submit the prohibition law as' having en- aid than day wires were sent to relatives in that booth It is persons seeking any state and no were received. the question of prohibition direct couraged gglng. pointed for tho past eight months. replies to the people, in tho form of refer-endu- out, however, that the plank is not of cases The woman then asked to be sent as the one on which The average number west. This caused an Investi- to amend the state and fo "damp" recent months has turn in Edwards was elected governor handled during to be Instituted and her re- federal laws such a manner that 200 for each gation will three ago. At time hi been approximately quest was denied, it being the opin- they legalize tho manufacture years that, full month. During the past six and sale of beer and light wines. was quoted as saying that he been ion she wras unworthy of assist- as wet as davs, however, there have ance. The issue also has been reflected "would make New Jersey sixty-eig- cases disposed of by the Atlantic ocean." Later a boy of 14 came in with in the congressional campaigns in Richard Guest, secretary for both states. Illinois 14 candi- F.nforcoineiit rapt. esti- his mother. The tw wanted to has For Law bureau of charities. He dates for who are pre- Senator republi- the re- thank the secretary for having ar- congress Frelinghuysen, mates that the bureau will be pared to stand or fall with the can senatorial candidate to succeed 300 or more cases ranged to bring them together quired to handle after a of six wets, while seven others are as def- himself, has declared for law en- month. again separation to In Ohio of the th's cares for months. initely pledged the drys. forcement and tho upholding The bureau of charities 14 candidates are to pro- Volstead Act. He stated in a recent of cases. Captain Toy Is Haupv. opposed a wide variety Six months nro the boy, Bennie hibition and 28 have come out in campaign speech that if the consti- Guest's office is the clearing house favor of it. tution manufacture , -- v.a of Altmouernne. Davis, went to California with prohibits the $ I Mr b&JM& i nffiitori friends. Ho to work on a Analysis of Situation and sale of Intoxicating beverages, office cares for many needy went His tho farm outside Los Angeles and later An analysis of the situation In any modification that would permit and be personally effects 15 middle-Wester- n states, beer and wines is null and void and out of numerous family became sick there. His mother, however, smoothing learning of his illness, asked the seems to be more comforting to the unconstitutional, and that as long troubles. Skipping lightly through bureau of charities to assist '.n drys than to the wets, for of som? as the 18th amendment remains a some of the thirtv eases he han- throws hrlnging him back. Arrangements congressional candidates who part of the constitution, beer and dled yesterday afternoon were made the Jewish Aid have themselves on the wines cannot be back. lisrht on achievements of through pledged light brought fair the Society, at Los Aiieele-- and the his office. bov to Nov Paroled to Client. returned' Albuquerque chan Ite was so nappy In the Yesterday morning a young thourht of his mother was haled before Justice of the reloining Want Ycasr Commissioner an that he rid Uimsclf of most of his Me as Peace Jfontova as incorrigible. illness on the return here. Inez Padilla is the boy's name. He trip his mother Thus the wheels of the bureau is 16 years old and of turn. Most of the him charities m M Hi, ULW UWIIIl.W HUSIJ mm M made the charge against cases are families In From the First District. Mill w mwtiWIIl.llLIMnWWtl'W HMIBBira ho refused to offer any con- merely want, The the usual tale of sordid poverty, tribution toward her support. due to misfortune. Yet of bov was paroled to Captain Guest. many AND I PROMISE YOU IF ELECTED EFFICIENCY FOR who them hold Interesting ramifica- The charities secretary, tions. And In all cases knows his boyhood, advised the nearly BERNALILLO COUNTY. Is of Mother to and others than the applicants are af- It the Duty Every Bring liny from the manly standpoint fected the aid For the one of common sense. He through given. - Carnival cf Fun. Instance, of the sixty-eig- appli- - n Her Youngster to This showed the youngster how living cations received nast awav from home cost more than It during the and his mother lost six days there are, with families would at home Included, ITS persons affected. his assistance, while he lost the better association of home and It Is fair to that few We as hours as the kiddies, as watch their drnnned into that which 1s un- only say promise you many happy you sparkling saw the railroad brnkemen can support re- healthy. The youngster families on the that a faces and hear their exclamations of "ohs" and "ahs." It will and returned to his home. knowledge eyes, eager smiling ltrht In few railroad presidents of the pres- Now he wants to .1oln the navy. ent are brnkemen of call own childhood and hack memories tlfat only a gathering order tn awav from associa- the past. your happy days lying pet New York Telegraph. tions which are 111 for him. Evening of fun can. You'll also lie pleased to discover how abundantly we Another case was that of a girl loving youngsters IS years old. carrying a baby only have to make every boy and girl joyous on Christmas morn. three weeks old. Phe had had provided toys trouble with her husband. Can-tai- n Guest called the husband In. DRESSMAKING talked the situation over and ef- fected a reconciliation. First Class Dressmaking A woman who had been travel- All Work Guaranteed. Don't Fail to Visit Our Toy Department ing said she had been married and 218 S. Waller. Phone 1087..J divorced, had married and again Is yx-t-U-t -- I1 seeking a divorce. Rhp said she v; y World's Finest Imported Dressed Dolls FLEXIBLE FILIjiG UMTS AVE CAKT1Y A IIXL LINE OF FOR YOUR GROWING NEEDS a 'T j. .r - i e. j Plush Teddy Bears. Imported Flannel Animals' Imported Wood Covered The more successful Toys Performing Toys a man becomes, the (ASSORTMENT) more valuable are his Toy' Guns and Imported Decorated Pi - Pistols records. For ade- ' :! K 3 Tin Trumpets quate protection and Celluloid Rattles Balls (ASSORTMENT) Rubber permanent conveni- " .J Reed Doll Carriages Genuine Kiddie Kars tea; ence AH Steel is re- " cognized by prog- COME EARLY! GET THINGS YOU WANT TO GIVE NOW, SO YOU WON'T ressive men as the AND LATER BE DISAPPOINTED HAVE TO SUBSTITUTE to' filing cabinets of modern business. DAVID J. ARMIJO, REMEMBER ALL STEEL OFFICE Democratic Nominee for Commissioner From First This Is Albuquerque's Best Shopping Place. ' District. FURNITURE I was born in Bernalillo County,, being a son of the late Phone 1104 for our Policarpio Arm! jo. My 14 years' experience as an em- of the State National Bank will Representative. ploye be at your disposal it you elect me to this office. I promise you when I as- - sume my official duties that I will wear no Boss' collar but, with malice towards none, and with what common sense judgment I am endowed,' strive to put Bernalillo STRONG'S BOOK STORE County back on its feet financially. will do all within my power to cut down foolish expenditures and endeavor Phones 352353. Opposite Y. M. C. A. The Office Man's House. to build up better roads, belter schools, etc., throughout Supply ' the county.. , ' (AdvcvtHameni). HE ( (7f j November Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 5, 1922

color and line are three things to if pure seed is expected according nCDIITICO I TAC IAITU NEVER TOO OLD TO BE BASHFUL consider. ' to Professor Garcia of the New FISC Sufficient seed corn to plant Mexico Agricultural College. If 3 INSANE, 1 CRIMINAL ft HI double the acreage to be planted fields ore of considerable size, the RETURNS. next spring should be selected this seed can be selected from the mid- Moise Gutierrez LECTION fall and stored. Deputy Sheriffs ' properly Thla will dle of the field with greater safety. i ' S Ramon Nolasco left make another selection possible n It Is best, however, if seed Is to be and yesterday Reports of the national election will be re- F OUGHT WAT TO the spring in order to secure only selected, that the varieties be plant- with four persons, three insane the most desirable ears. It muy al- ed at least 100 feet with and one criminal. They have been ceived over the Morning Journal's special wire i: so some apart leave for sale at a good corn or some other tall crop grow- committed to the stato hospital at 7. In addition to this' l price to others who failed to select. ing between them, Tuesday night, November is Las Vegas, and the fourth is to .e s ITALY It preferable to maka this delivered to tho warden of the service, the Journal has arranged to receive re- PIER selection in tho field before the HURLEdTooTfEET; Fe. corn has been harvested. If this CAR state penitentiary at Santa from each in New Mexico. A i not been The three adjudged Insane and ports county has selection done, should ONLY SLIGHT DAMAGE taken to the state hospital are will both national of Revolution- be made Just as soon afterwards Andres Nuanes stereopricon flash the returns, Socialists the ill as possible. It should then be Gallegos, Pocania The touring car of II. E. Living- and David Labreta. Cruz Garcia and state, upon a screen, on the east side of the Type Have Been placed In a dry, thoroughly venti- Is to to ary ston was the prisoner be delivered e. lated place for storage. damaged Friday night re- Journal for the information of the pub-li- er the Garcia was building, Ousted: Benito Mussolini Tho most critical time In handl- when a seven-passeng- touring penitentiary. seed corn Is cently, convicted of horse stealing The first report will be flashed at 8 o'clock. Is the New Premier. ing the first month car belonging to A. C. Stares col- and sentenced to a term of two after It is husked according to di- lided with the other car on West and a half in rection out Mex- years the u given by the New Central avenue between Fourth It you look on the back side of ico Agricultural College. At this one-thir- and streets. car dime, of almost any recent date, time nearly d of the grain Fifth Livingston's you will see a bundle of Btlcks or is water. This water Is in the cells was parked at the curbing at the of rnilH, bound tofjether nt the top, the grain and is hard to get out, time of the accident. The Stares and in the middle. Tbe and the corn should be stored in ear struck it with such force that f iho bottom as blade of nn ax projects from the such a way to allow ample cir- it knocked the other car 100 feet, i.iid.st of the rodH, close to the up- culation of air around each ear to the Livingston car coming to a stop end of the bundle ri carry itff the surplus moisture. when it smashed into a per 1, This be telegraph That Is a picture, in reuei, u) ff may accomplished either by pole. In spite of tho distance the fasces, tne enru- - stringing the corn or storing if an car was hurled the only damage it est ineltfnla or slun suitablo racks. suffered was a bent frame and US I of authority used twisted fenders. I by magistrates ot When selecting tomato seed, care I ancient R o in o. should he taken nnt tn the MEXICAN LABORERS I Tho rods were us- - seed from plants that have cross Phone 913-- 309 West Central lually of birch, and poiunarea. i ne tomato plant Is LEAVE BEET FIELDS I like the ax bound very susceptible to cross pollination them and if seed has been selected from up with they Ten chair cars loaded with Mex- -; plants that have been i represented the crossed, it lean laborers who had been em- - Bob F. Roblson and his bride, who was Olgs Hartwick. will be to secure uni- power of chastise Impossible a ployed in the beet fields of Colo- - irnent. the micht form crop the following year. Hart-wic- k, rado. went here lot When "Bob" Robison, geventy-eih- t, and bis gweetbeart, Olga Different varieties must through yesterday the government married were "afraid the certainly on the Santa Fe railway, bound for and the law. same age, decided to tret they young be mora than 50 or 60 feet apart Juarez, Tn that svmbol folks," Including Robison'a eon, "would make tun of authority is the of them," o they alipoed away from their bome In Crown Point and mm wore matted in Chicago. Then they left foi a honeymooo lo nationorigin of the name of the great and formidaoie organization which has seized con- trol of Italy, the fasclsti. Benito Mussolini, Its leader, has just been naked to form a cabinet to replace FARM iNFCRMATIOH SERVICE the one his forces forced to resign. When the Italian socialists, of the revolutionary typo, took forci- fceni'il liv tho l'fi'nslon Service.' New Mexico Asrlenllnral College ble possession of great factories STATE COLLEGE NEW MEXICO, und other business establishments and lesser Italian in Milan, Turin, sent out in a 300 centers of industry and trade, after Radio fans arc increasing in New and games aro Shown herewith, Mahogany Finish, Quartered Oak, tho war. the government feared Mexico. Much of the added inter- meter length. in Fumed and Wax their violence and shrunk from the which soon Bright Finish, also Handsomely not est in this novelty, may Never lias It been so. menace of red revolution, it did our is due important Figured Genuine Walnut Veneers. Dimensions, them or be a necessity in life, that a woman should use careful venture to oppose openly KOB Dur- 48 inches 19 inches attempt to crush their power. to the activities of Station judgment in buying clothing. high, square. Then the fascistl came into f. at State College.. Messages aro now ability, suitability, becomingness of sol- They are mostly veteran being sent out daily from this sta- PRICE JS8.I diers of the Italian army. They tion, and concerts are given three represent, first of all, the Idea of LIGHT BEATS over red revo- times a week. OIL national supremacy aro broad- VALUPII0NES ARE BOUGHT BY lutionary and hostile bodies. They The concerts being ELECTRIC OR GAS are recruited chiefly from the mid- casted Monday, Wednesday and Special Values in Our Showing of dle rhusses, the bourgeoisie, as ihey Friday evenings from 7:3(1 to 8:30. wiv in France and some other coun-trie- s The best music obtainable is be- BURNS 94 AIR THE PEOPLE of continental Europe. There ing used. IJvery day nt noon of- are at least 800,000 of them now. ficial weather and crop reports and oil an VALUPHONE salesmen are to scientific in- A new lamp that gives only required get Under leaders, notably items of general and soft, white Winter Coats and man of terest are being released. Time amazingly brilliant, in contact with those who have eyes to see and Dresses, Uenlto Mussolini, a great light, even better than gas or force of character who was himself signals will soon be broadcasted has the ears to hear. J a ciocK electricity, bten tested by 11 socialist in youth, between 11:5. and j noon, revolutionary U. S. Government and 35 leading self-evide- nt the fascist! have met violence with and again at 10:00 p. m. Simple comparison shows the VALUE-PHON- E was the first station universities and found to be su- violence, terrorism with terrorism, KOli college to 10 oil VALUES in all details that tend to make until to broadcast a, football game by perior ordinary lamps. mm bloodshed with bloodshed, It burns without odor, smoke or thev have completely broken the radiophone. This occurred October phonographic ownership desirable. linery revolutiona- when the won rrom noise no pumping up, is simple, spirit and power of the 14th "Aggies" 94 cent You at all times feel the sense of having BOUGHT have sacked so- the Indians by a score clean, safe. Burns per ry- "reds." They Albuquerque 6 cent common kero- VALUPHONE not cialist halls and. offices, wrecked of 56 to 0. The plays were report air and per the and that you were SOLD a This week's prices will convince the shopper of the styles ed an observer on the sidelines sene (coal-oil- ). socialist printing establishments, by The H. M. phonograph. values in and Flain many socialists, an- as they were made and it was easy inventor, Johnson, and seen this department. red revolutioni- for those listening in as far away COO W. Lake St., Chicago, 111, is Favor us with a call, 106, or write archists and other to send a on 10 phone st?. In the fierce fighting which as California to follow the game offering lamp tins marked their rise to great In every detail. Gaines will be days' KRKE trial, or even to give New of Silk and Wool in all of the new have broadcasted again on November 11 one FREE to the first user in GEO. P. LEARNARD PIANO showing Hosiery strength and prestigo they who will him CO., been almost invariably victorious. and November 30, when tho Ag each localily help modern shades. ricultural College plays the Texas intioduco it. Writo him today 1900. him Established A Congressman wants to give the School of Mines and tle University for full particulars. Also ask 214 SOUTH WALTER islands independence in a year. The of New Mexico. to explain how you can get the STREET, Joker seems to be that he forgot to Weather, crop and time reports agency, and without experience AABUQUERQUE, N. M. See our special brand: "The Lehigh Hosiery" mention which year. Manila are sent out from KOB station in or money make $250 to $500 per a 45.1 meter wave length. , Music month. Adv.

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MRS. OTERO-W-A RREN

f i Republican Candidate FOR CONGRESS as on indorsement of A candidate of demonstrated ability as a public official; A candidate who will represent all of the people of the State; A candidate who is pledged to protect American industry and labor against cheap foreign competition;

- j- A candidate who is a member of the party now in position to i6carry on"; A candidate of the highest integrity; t- q

I f A candidate who has ably conducted a campaign by the discussion of the issues now before the country; ft A candidate who in private life as well as in public office, has never failed in the performance of her duty.

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vention at Tucurncarl November 8, LOW TEMPERATURES blocked kick, bad fumbles and 9 and 10, There is every indica- V. N. M. PLAYERS Gllliland were too much for THIRD OF BAPTISTS tion of a good attendance and a ARE PREDICTED FOR them. It was Arizona's first SET IKE southwestern conference game and gracious inspiring meeting. The TRY "CLARENCE" PHOENIX VICINITY out of state speaker will be Miss also her first victory in four weeks. A Sermon Kathleen Mallory, corresponding Sunday BY TARKINGTON 4. NAMED 5 secretary of the southern union, Phoenix, Ariz., Nov, Further and Mrs. Voter: JUDGES and cne of the women representa- record breaking low temperatures llv. tives of the Sunday school board." for In Phoenix Tryouts are being held at the early November Bernalillo County, New Mexico. state university for the production and surrounding points aro pre- PAST YEAR 2 CHILDREN CRUELLY of "Clarence," famous comedy of dicted for by the local TIE adolescenso Booth tonight This is perhaps the Iwt opportunity you will FORJLECTIQI BURNED AND BEATEN by Tavkingion. weather bureau as a result of cold An attempt in being made to gel air currents caused by storms east have to carefully consider the question as tn the piny in shape to present be- of here. The will fall BY AUNT, IS CHARGE of temperature how you will vote next Tuesday. Doubtless Decides to Annual Conven- fore the annual convention the below freezing, according to the Supreme Court Reports New Mexico Education association you will make up your mind and eleventh Nov. 4. Eliza- prediction. today Entitled tion at Tucumcari This Oaklnu'd, Calif., here during Thanksgiving week. Tho to 34 de- will not Commissioners beth un- mercury dropped hour canards and propaganda cause Hood, nine, and her brother The play will be presented In Phoenix morn- on Dis- Will Show In- were examined by grees early this to to Writ of Error Week Richard, five, der the auspices of the dramatic ing, seven below the pre- you change. James Walsh, assistant district at- Lowell degrees trict Court Ruling. creases in Departments. department of the Literary vious low record for November 4 torney today following complaints society, a Btudent organization. It In a of 20 the weather the children were cruelly, pro- period years, About Taxes. tht will be given as a university burcnu chart Issued tonight sltows. High The county commissioners last The annual meeting of the Bap- burned and beaten by an aunt in duction. Miss H3len Jackson is will whoso care had been left. Ac- Tho coldest temperature in tho The first point we wish to talk to you about for the third time appointed tist convention of New Mexico they president of the dramatic group slate this was two de- night 9 to the children morning TINT GRAY HAIR is for the coming bo held in Tucumcari November cording Walsh, and Fred ia business man- zero your pocket book. It is a notorious, plain, election judges were found to have been burned Wagner gree below at Flagstaff. brush or comb a little "Browna-tonc- " This time two In Inclusive. On the day ager of the play. Clear weal her, however, is fore- outspoken never denied by the election. judges to 13, almost to the bone in some places the first dra- into your gray, faded, streaked or fact, republi- are the. ODenlng1 of the conven ac- "Clarence," being cast, with a rising temperature bleached hair and take 10 years off your in each precinct republicans. on their bodies. The burning, matic, effort of tho year, is arous- cans this campaign, that the state and The court In Santa Fe annual laymen's conven to the children, was done is age. Thousands of prominent women In mipremo tion, the - cording ing unlimited enthusiasm and county taxes for the last two years have been afternoon at 4 o'clock will bo held, also in lucum- with a red hot curling iron as pun- to an unusual the United Statca and Canada have pro- yesterday tion bringing light their best burdensome and out of all iicld that the board of county com- ishment. The mother of the chil- amount of dramatic talent. Thir- ARIZONA WINS FROM claimed "Orownatone" (riend. excessive, propor- missioners of liernalillo county Is CaThe official announce- dren, the authorities said, is in tin have out for the Don't axperiment. Acta Instantly, easily tion to the benefits received. following ty students tried NEW MEXICO AGGIES home and harmless entitled to a writ of error and the healthy gcowth insane asylum at Napa. cast of nine or ten charac'.ers. applied at guaranteed ment, showing to or skin. Any shade from supersedeas of judgment of the In and activities enjoyed Some excellent materlul is found BY A 21-- 7 hair, scalp numbers SCORE OF brown to black 50c and $1.50 at district court in the matter of ap- v... ,u uontiutii durinz the past VARSITY among the students, according to polden Taxes Must Be Reduced. of for the elec- yes- - SYRACUSE is drug and toilet counters everywhere. pointment judges fiscal year, was made, public Dr. George S. Huhbell who 4. Uni- ' tion to be held Tuesday, November CORNHUSKERS Tucson. Ariz., Nov. The Trial bottle sent direct for 10c. The 'Wc all know and admit without argument, BEATS coaching the production. of Arizona defeated the 614 7. This action has the effect of '"cwkn funm venr of the Baptist Tho cast will bo chosen by com- versity Kenton Fharmacal Co., Coppln that taxes must be reduced in this and came to New Mexico A. & M. eleven here Ky. county setting aside the mandamus convention of New Mexico 4. effort. Two or more stu- Illdg., Covington, M. K. Syracuse, N. Y Nov. Syra- petitive today by a score of 21 to 7. After state, or we will all be forced into bank- granted by Judge Hickej a close October si. cuse won a hard played dent actors will be trained fur each somo ago at the instance of have passed University show- a surprising stand in tho first half Hundreds of thousands of dollars days other denominations, here part. those who aro 7 ruptcy. Chairman Henry G. Coors of the u terrific finan- - game from Nebraska today, Among are which ended to 7, tho Farmers BR0WNAT0NE .i.,rV,ta 9 to 6. The Orange had a slight ing up best fur the title role fumbled under tho fierce line are poured into the county treasury and into democratic central committee, clal depression, overwhelming dif and Earl Geihart the commissioners to edge on Nebraska throughout the Fred Wagner plunging of Halfback Gilliland of the state treasury and spent like water for compelling ficulties, unspeaKaoie raiammn, elevens who will be remembered for his ex- appoint two democrats and one re- J. W, Brunor, game, although both tho Arizona team. Tho Aggies The state secretary. inch of the excellent act In? in the war play, t many purposes not desired by the taxpayers. publican as judges in each voting physical suffering fought every way. celled in ho modern game, but a has undergone Syracuse put over the winning "Old "Lady Shows Her Medals," Taxes must be cut. must use th precinct of the countv. and has been forced to be absent on In "The Florist Shop." Pat Somebody Ray-nol- score late in and Chief Justice Herbert F the office on account of two the fourth period Duke are axe. The admit 1'hey are from an- a series of drives through Miller and Ellsworth republicans helples and District Judges Reed serious But it is steady one of 1 Holloman of Fo R. operations. now tho Nebraska line which carried trying out for "Bobby," The democrats on the state ticket snd on th. Santa ancrR. nounced by headquartcn that over most "attractive in the Ryan of Silver City heard the closed the year the ball from the line the parts declare i the denomination Nearly 15 girls offered them- county ticket, plainly, unequivocal! in the case and rendered and on the heights of the goal line. play. cut W decision. K. Wood of triumphant selves for the feminine lead "Cora," and positively, that they will taxes. the Francis has ' this and Clarence J. victory. from all the baby vamp. This number it The democrats say will ci city Judge "The total receipts MINER IN WASHINGTON been reduced to five of about equai say again: they Roberts of Santa Fe represented sources during the year, including taxes. This means tax bills will be le I CAVE-I- N ability. your the board of county commission- the aid riven by the education CRUSHED BY in ers, and J. O. Seth the missi0" arrt "Clarence" ran over a year in 1923 and 1924, if they are elected. Y represented board and the home New York and is now In democratic committee of Bernalillo to more than $150,001). 4. playing will save for the democrat j ' s amounts Tacoma, Wash., Nov. Twenty several other cities. The hero money by voting county. New Mexico have con- were big tfm. W. EVIcClellan su- Baptists miners; working desperately, the as a soldier, and candidates. Acting on the rullnrr of the missions and benevo- a min- enters play commis- tributed for unable to reach John Hank, ns a preme court, the county $43,500. They have n although appearing prlvntf 8 lent purposes er, buried In a cave-i- at Burnett, is a sioners met last night at o'clock received into the churches during Hank really distinguished person revised in time to save his life. masquerading cs an obscure one. The Commission. and their previous appoint- the year 2,300 new members; 1.04!) entombed afternoon County ment of election judges, which was Ten was yesterday The students are negotiating PBOBATE JUDGE of these came by baptism. when his was reached A 08 The democrats of this county have ( made on the order of Judge Hickey have been organized. and body with the officers of the N. M. E. put new churches last it was found he had been conven- Dave and "under duress." as they char- denomination now bas a total night 40 for an evening during the Jim Bezemek, Frank Butt and Arm acterized It. The crushed to death. Hank was on which to Two republicans were membership of 9,688, which is a wife and tion present the play. for county commissioners. These men, on 1' named as in each years of age and leaves a It will probably be on No- Is a Vote Judges precinct net of nearly 600 during the cave-i- n was given and one democrat. This Is a re- gain three children. The vember 25 if it can be whipped county commission, have the same authoi versal of the former the of small extent and occurred in into that time. same as members of ' ? nction, giving ye"Beports also show that Pacific Coast Coal shape by Ricarcio and the power the the democrats two judges. contributed $138.-15- 8 the mine of the Against Jose Sanchez churches have was the only commission of the of Albuquerc . ; A resolution was introduced by local work, which Is company. Hank International experts seem to city city Chairman Max for their miner by it. as to next commission of this " Gutierrez rescind- far beyond the record of the pre- caught disagree Germany's the Choice of Hubbell The county county for ing the former resolution. It was vious year. The attendance on the move. They are certain, however, last two has been a to f seconded Commissioner Severe IT. s It will be a or years disgrace by schools and B. Y. P. MOUNTED POLICEMEN that cither collapse (Advertisement). ! Sanchez. Commissioner A. G. Sunday civilized There has been no shows a phenomenal growth. ine SLAIN an upheaval. New York Tribune, community. Simms voted no. ARE REPORTED -- and Gutierrez and collections for October among the mony; no ousiness nice, eincient aaminu i Sanchez voted yes. It was stated churches of the state amount of that the new list does not contain B. Nov. 4. Tho tion of the affairs of the biggest busines the names of approximately $15,000. Vancouver, C, ;li two republicans "The or ew einvtncf nf twA mnnnted Dolicemen the Rio Grande valley. The remedy? i named in the first Baptists Tu the-- appointment, t.im thoir faces towards land the worst ice ia memory 1' . which was set con-.....- !., for Bezemek, Butt and and let aside by Judge cumcari where the annual of Inhabitants north are Armijo ,i order. 9- - : Hickey's min i, lipid November reported by the Hudson isay com- pull the county out of the hole financi .' 13. A record brer king attendance pany's steamer lady Kindersley, get an audit of the books, stop the waste n i is Many matters of vital back from a tour of the com- FATHER AND DAUGHTER expected. an- just see Inlterest will come beforo this pany's station on the Arctic ocean. leaks and that for every dollar spenl c AMONG STUDENTS AT nual gathering. Secretary J. W. Four Eskimos, three men and n get a dollar back in service or in benefit Bruner refuses to serve longer in woman, are held on Herschel is- WASHINGTON VARSITY mur- his official capacity, and expresses land trial on a charge of ! to for a determination to return the dering the two mounted policemen The Other Candidates. St. Louis, Nov. 4. A father and pastorate, so that they will be north of there last summer. his daughter are among the stu- forced to consider the serious mat- Not a single reason has been advancec a new secretary. dents at AVashington University this ter of selecting AND FUNERALS Ed Swope, present county treasurer, ? VI Ml. Recording Secretary William Park DEATHS Ch.irles Cullen, who Is nn associ- is gone from the state and this of- not be to office. He has had two ate professor in the department of fice must be filled. CAMMEKBEKE Ambrose years' experience on the job. He has devoted commerce and Is a "Other matters of Importance Cammerbeke died at a local hos- finance, also 22 time to He regular fulltime student in the law are to bo considered. There will pital yesterday at the age of his entire the work. has employed also be an elaborate program car- vears. His home was in Palm You department. His duughter, Sliss was efficient help. have received service in Helen, is in her third year In the ried out. A number of distin- Beach, Fla., where the body office. He both arts and sciences guished will be present, taken by his father, who was here his speaks English and Spanish ( department. speakers l.4v.. Dr. L.-'- Scarborough, wlfh TitW. Strong ' Brothers were He has the records of the of- including' n fluently. kept Harvard president of the Southwesti Bap- in charge, in a business Stadium. Cambridge. tist Theological seminary of Fort fice like way. Without compen- Mass.. Nov. 4 (by the Associated director of the of Miss Edna he A Worth, and general MAI The body sation accepted a job as purchasing agent Press.) Harvard football team, 75 Million campaign. It will Mui was shipped yesterday to her s, for the and saved the thousands pome of them regulars, some doubtless be one of the most in- home in Chicago, 111. Her mother county county scored 24 points on the teresting and history making con- accompanied the body. Strong of dollars by buying in wholesale lots and at Kniversity of Florida today while ventions ever held in the state. A Brothers were in charge. He saved 5 cents a they held the southerners scoreless. of messengers will competitive prices. gallon Tn large number the early periods Florida's de- go from Albuquerque, including BOBO The body of Charles on gasoline used by the county; 25 cents a fense was broken down continual- Pastor T. F, Harvey, J. A. Ham- Bobo, an man, was ship- on oil. He saved in as wore Car-mon- y, Bcr-ryvlll- e. gallon lubricating $2,300 ly, but the game on the mond, Mr, and Mrs. W. S. ped- yesterday to his home in southerners stiffened and at the George. Brown, S. S. Bussell. Ark. Dr. John T. Malone interest to the tax payers by insisting that close were playing their strongest S. Y. Jackson. J. W. Bruner. Mrs. accompanied the body. Strong $45,000 in refunding bonds be retired at an game. M. D. Schumaker. Mrs. T. W. Brothers were jn charge. Don't instead of them run Bruce Miss Lilian May and Miss get caught! optional date, letting for Ona White. SEXTON The body of Arthur fifteen years beyond that date. NEW Women Win Honor. A. Sexton will bo taken to his A new deal is needed in the INVENTION "The Baptist Woman's Mission- home at 910 West Fruit avenue all alike. He county clerk's 2 gasolines were HEATS HOME ary T'nion of New Mexico has just this afternoon at o'clock, where thought office. We must have an efficient person in completed its eleventh year of it will lie in state until the arrival HE for of work. It has been a year of steady of relatives who are on their way started with twelve gallons, enough charge the deeds, wills, probate records, WITH AIR growth In all lines of work foster- to Albuquermie. Funeral services rnortgages, trust deeds and other very im- ed been a of his but the tank is and some miles by the union. There has will be held here, the lime trip, dry portant instruments offered for record and re- The of an enln of thirty new organizations. which will be announced later. discovery amazing heating 11R of secret by a fit. Heating Expert Thara nftnr nhnnt nrirnnl.. Strong Brothers are in charge of yet to go! Inconvenience and loss time that corded in the permanent books of that office. .la fast ending the days of enormous 7atIons of all grades In the state. arrangements. It is to absolute interest to have a com- fuel bills and fear of coal shortages. The union gave to all purposes tins could have been avoided. your Without changing a slnglo part the year $29,930.6" HYDE Miss Jessie Hyde died petent, efficient person in that office, regard- wonderful Invention easily sets In any or "The union rejoices over the at her home at 212 South High less of color or stove, furnace heater and gives effi- is one of the age, height, weight, creed. The three times the heat of cont. A small winning of three out of five street Saturday afternoon. Miss Full mileage only strong points amount of coal oil Is used to burn ciency banners and a silver loving Hyde had been a resident of Albu- democrats offer you Miss Lucy Harris, for 14 (5r) -- balanced de- 95 air. Can be Instantly regulated as cup at the Southern BnpHt con- querque for two years. She leaves of CONOGO Gasoline. It is as years a deputy clerk in the county clerk's of- much or little heat as desired by simply vention nt Jacksonville, Fla., In a father fn Warren, Ohio. The valve. low five in office turning t Absolutely safe May. The banners were awarded body was taken to Blakemore's in as is in fice, for the last years the of priced will last a lifetime. The cheap- pendable mileage it starting; power- est for- to the Young Women's Auxiliary, mortuary home pending funeral County Clerk and Court Clerk fuel in the world. Banishes Girls' and Woman's Deputy Harry ever women's slavery to dirty coal, wood the Auxiliary arrangements. ful on the hills and economical in idling; F. Lee. She and i3 and ashes. Already over 100,000 house- Missionary Union of the state for speaks English Spanish, wives aro using it. Special T,ow Price the greatest per cent gains In or- DURAN The funeral of Mrs. and thoroughly familiar with the records of the and Kreo Trial Introductory Of- of all the southern Juanita Duran. who died always sure always satisfactory. t ganization Friday office can 100 cent fer now being made. Write at once states. The lovlnw was award- at her residence at Old Al- and give you per service Afr H283-- St. cup evening Oliver, Oliver Building. ed for the greatest per cent of buquerque, will be held this after- And CONOCO doesn't happen to be bal- from the day she takes charge. rouls. Mo., for full details and attrac- noon from the residence to just tive Free Booklet. Live wire distribu- standard organizations according family Judge W. W. McClellan, candidate for pro- tors interested in making 5H a month to tiumber of organizations in the the Pan Felipe do Nerl church. anced. Years of research and with con- in spare or full time should ask for state. Burial will be in Santa Barbara study, bate judge, has lived in this community for Sales Plan. "The union meets In annual con cemetery. Crollott is in charge. stant care in refining, have developed its all-rou- nd nearly forty years. He was the first president the of the board of education of Albuquerque; dependability necessary groups supervised the building of the first public of boiling-poin- ts and, what is most important, school. He has been a justice of the peace sixteen all' of them in the correct proportion, make years; city police judge six years. He studied law in his father's office many OPERA HOUSE g, 8YSTAL CONOCO the easy-startin- economical, years ago and is extremely well qualified,

full-power- because of and with ed motor fuel. training ability, coupled a sound sense of justice and the fitness of to im- TWO NOV. 9 AND AND There is no disappointment waiting for you things give good service in that very DAYS, 10, MATINEE NIGHT portant office of probate judge. in CONOCO. Try it for a month and you'll Atanacio Montoya has made a record a3 be done experimenting with other brands. county school superintendent in this county A Big Special Production! which is unbeatable. His results in the work How about oil? Thousands of motorists who speak for themselves. drive the same kind of a car as are Felipe Zamora, the candidate for sheriff, is yturs a splendid type of the progressive, business ii' using POLARINE, The Perfect Motor Oil. like native son. The republicans have started false, vicious rumors in an effort to' blacken CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY his character; but all of these rumors have llfE PL THE beneficial to Zamora. Zamora is (A Colorado Corporation) proved for enforcement of laws, state and county; ho Denver Pueblo Boiae , Albuquerque of- SCPEK-rHOTOPLA- stands for using all the force of his A THAT GRIPS AND ENTnn.ALLS! A STOKY THAT BRANDS ITSELF ' Butte Great Fall Salt Lake City Cheyenne firmly OS THE MEMORY. fice, if elected, to the punishment of violators of the Volstead amendment and all other na- tional laws. THE REALISTIC STORM SCENES! i In a word, friends, if you want a good, clean set have no SEE TI1E ' of county officers, you alternative Ira THRILLING RESCCE FROM THE FIRE, ! but to vote the democratic ticket. We have said nothing against the republican candidates. conoc We could do so if we desired. We are honest A POWERFUL STORY WITH A WONDERFUL LESSON A TRANSCRIPT OF LIFE. Uy in our statement, that you will be doing your- I self the greatest possible good on Tuesday You Will Ponder! You Will GAS0UNE next, by voting the straight democratic ticket I from top to bottom. Laugh! , Conoco, tht balanced fasoline more than meeU kTvr tht U.S. Navy specifications for motor gasolint D I Yours very sincerely, r i WHi Your It Play Upon Heart Strings! DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. v PRICES: MATINEE AND NIGHT ADULTS, 5(-- ; CHILDREN, 15c., , ' ' Adv. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL! November 5, 1922

C. Hill, republican candidate 'ncuneement in the city engineer's for governor. office, With New Mex-'ic- o IF "Will uso to ordinary WESTERN TALKS j LEAGUE .QUOTES you your influence weather it can bo have the Volstead law and the completed In la week. At present the city Is eighteenth amendment retained waiting a. shipment of reinforcing unchanged? Answer, yes. Will steel to bo used in the concrete OH OF ! CANDIDATES 0 you use every possible means ti. walls. 'When the excavation is have the laws of the state and completed. a Bang will be put to PMi nation enforced and bring to ac- work building up the frame for counting violators of the prohibi- tho concrete. The city has avail-nbl- o ISSUE tion laws? Yes." James V. Hin-ki- plenty of concrete mixers to COFCDINH'ERi DRY LAW democratic candidate for gov- l.t tUa ivnvlr If wa tn.n ml.- - ' ernor. reservoir job employed from 40 to 50 mem Candi-munit- is Com-- of Both y SHIPMENT OF STEEL Material being placed on the Hoover to Speak on ; Statements grountl for the construction of FOR RESERVOIR the and Gov-- j dates for Major Offices IS city's sewage disposal works. The Building contractors, French, Peabody and Wcs-- of 18tn AWAITED BY CITY aro (if crnors cn Affairs of i Indicate Support Harvey, expected to begin work this week. tern States. Amendment. Excavation of the city's new wa- ter reservoir Bouthenst of Univer- Njw king of Egypt will never SI be from the one-ha- lf The prom-a- of addresses to Additional statements sity Heights is about lose his respect for the The English given by Secretary Herbert Hoover candidates for the major political completed, according to a un- - sovereign. Wall Street Journal. the of six western and governors ot offices in New Mexico declaring etaies at the mammoth Chamber enforce- at the on their slant! behind the Commerce dinner armory have November 11 was announced yes- ment of the prohibition laws Manager M. U Vox. The been issued by the Anti-Saloo- n terday by not entertainment features have league of New Mexico. yet been completed. The statements are submitted of tickets A The great number by tho league without recommen- ' ' taken and the size, of the dation. The league Investigated MM to be providiil for make of the- candi- banquet who the present attitude it necessary that only those dates, "believing that the sustain- can be prepared for between .Mo- amendment can be ing of the eighteenth nday and Saturday evenings to the federal constitution and 4 admitted to the armory,, according the prohibition amendment to the to Mr. l''ox.. Kor that reason all Mexico is must constitution of New SEEI4 TISEM 1 thpso who expect to attend vital to the welfare of the people wm nmi rule let them than " They'll anything secure their tickets not later of the state." you only your evening, November (i. of Monday fol- The statements Stephen H The program of speeches Pavis, Jr., republican candidate HUSTLE IH vote can prevent them ruling you. lows: fur senator; Mrs. Adelina Otero-Warre- Address by Herbert C. Hoover, Ma Presi- republican candidate for secretary commerce in dem- t t on congress, and John Morrow, dent Harding's cabim ocratic for congress, should have seen some of In Building." candidate Community have been in frozen in- VJ A. U. l'"all, published previously YOU friends hustle Ortiz was elected Address by secretary The Journal in connection with to Tony sheriff with a majority of Interior in President Harding's issued the the Guarantee yesterday. on "Jteclamation of the tho questionnaires by, cabinet, Albuquerque League of Women They made off with a bunch of our of 2,747. his Mhldle Itio (.irande Valley." Voters. During administration both the Address by .Meriitt C. Mcchem, Society Brand Overcoats. They Welcome Visit- Further statements follow: "Address of to tho Volstead weren't in so much of a as to Governors." "I will support the hurry Democrats and satisfac- ing law. Will state that 1 had a part that wanted overcoats Republicans expressed (Thomas K. Campbell, governor forget ' they Itoose-voi- in this bill a law and oT Arizona, on " hat the t making with three or four season's good tion with of the Salt shall, of course, do all in my the work he was But Dam and Irrigation o wear and looks built into them. doing. Tony, Have Heme in I'.uild-in- g power retain It without change good Rver Valley as I the of So appreciate importance took Society Brand. re-electi- Phoenix." the Volstead law. is they wasn't nominated for Be- Robert Carey, governor of Wy- My position And course wanted Why? on "Tho of that in the matter of pronation of they heavier oming, Anniversary' wo must forward." A. A. Armistice Day." go underwear, wool socks, lined gloves, cause he refused violate of of Colo- Jones, democratic candidate for to his oath office bv, ljliver Slump, governor senator. high shoes, mufflers and all that rado, on "business Conditions in Mountain States." "Answering your inquiry, wish Have you sort of the Rocky seen thing. refusing to to maintain K. Mnbey, governor of to state that I supported the dry our come in tomorow if appoint deputies peace Charles amendment to the constitution of new Better you're not t'fah, on "The Cattle and Sheep fixed Industries." the United States and the pre- Heidcaps? up yet. and the life and of Bernalillo 11 Emmett P. Boyle, governor of cinct in which I reside in Dona protect property t4 Nevada, on "Our Great West." Ana county went strongly in favor N. Marron of on of state prohibition, which I also O. Albuquerque, a county. thp "Albuquerque Chamber of supported. I consider liquor Commerce." menace to health and a financial The speeches, except that of Sec- handicap and certainly favor the retary Hoover, have been limited enforcement of national and ade- 218 West Central Phone 335 to ten minutes with tho consent quate state laws on tho subject." The of who ) ) of the speakers. promoters strikes schemed and led Uqvernor Campbell is president in-itiat- of tho League of the Southwest the for his defeat ed and also chairman of the Western fight were the same who Association of Governors. He is m an eloquent speaker. 1'robably no the movement for a recall of the best and man did more toward securing the development of the Salt river val- ley than he, and he has notified OTTJI most business like City Commission the Chamber of Commerce that he Albuquer- will tell the people that night all ill that he can in ten minutes of what que has ever had or ever will have. val- 3 WEEKS reclamation of the Salt river JUST i- ley has done toward promoting the LONGER - ti growth of the city of Phoenix. 4 Governor Carey of Wyoming Is a The contractor tells us that the young man, the eon of Joseph M. They are same who are responsible for the Carey, who was suceessiveJy mem- we' will probably be In our ber of congress, United States sen- new school building, Tiferas fact that three hundred honorable law ator and governor of Wyoming. LUXOR abiding The present Governor Carey is in- and Eighth street, in three V terested in irrigation enterprises, Weeks. citizens as good as ever clinched a rivet or roller mills, livestock und many It is Other enterprises in his state. fitting that the Western Governor Oliver If. Shoup of School ; for Private Secre- SHADES weilded a hammer are now out of work with Colorado will speak on the finan- taries be housed in the most cial outlook of the Rocky moun- tain states. Probably no man in modern building of its kind FROM THE little likelihood of their old 18 securing jobs, (while the country1 better qualified to in the state it is fitting be- speak on that subject than he, as cause ho is a representative In big busi- everything about tha PS3 those who returned to work received an increase ness in many fields. Until recejitly Western School is down :r he was president1 of the Middle the minute the "methods of of These three have AVest Oil and Refining company Star f urniture pay). hundred must surely i and is a director in nearly all of instruction, the courses, the m the big banks of Colorado. textbooks. more than thanks or in Governor Mnbey uf Utah Is en- The will be something gratitude gaged in banking, irrigation en- new building a terprises, lumber and also prior to model of efficiency roomy, m Co their minds towards the and strike his election to the governorship as mod- agitators was of the of Bounti-iu- l. light, airy, pleasant mayor city ern can make it. ingenuity will be in who, to cover themselves with Governor Emmett D. Boyle of The Western School trains hung the promoters petty Nevada, like practically all of the other men who have had success- people for the better posi- glory misled their fellow men. ful careers in that state has devot- tions. There are always ELLEf! APARTMEHTS ed his life to mining interests. more good positions open to the of Western School Only best everything is go- n SOUTHERN ROUTE IS graduates ing into the new Eller than we can fill in spite of apartments elec- FAVORED FOR THE therefore Luxor Shades from Do the citizens of Albuquerque wish the the fact that our enrollment the Star Furniture CALIFORNIA JOURNEY like a snowball roll- Company will grows be hung there. Luxor are m tion of a officer who is ing down hill. the peace pledged body, Col. D. K. It. Sellers of the New shades that will not crack or pin- Mexico Automobile club announc- Our method of individual hole. A boots and to wish ed that the solid fabric shade. NOT pants carry out every and yesterday organization instruction permits of en- a filled 3 is routing tourists to California by rollment time shade. Low first cost way of Socorro. Doming and the at any and whim of the and strike and very satisfactory service. agitators promoters ;9 Borderland route to Phoenix. The insures you that your prog- No matter how uncertainty of the weather condi- ress will be in direct tatio large or how small tions on the more northern routes, the job, the Star Furniture Com- thus paralyze the future and Colonel Sellers said, has made it with your individual ability. progress prosper- seem best to recommend the south- pany hangs shades free of charge. ern route. WESTERN SCHOOL I OR ity of Albuquerque. PRIVATE SECRETARIES Might not Uncle Sam refer to Europe as his debtor half? Wall Tijeras at Eighth STAS? F&STCJ&E CO. Street Journal. Phone 901 -- J. IfSVv. OOtO AVE.. PHONC 409 VV m How fortunate for the Wf not only law abiding citizens of Albuquerque, but the entire state that TFTIT rnrr Hnnni Dnnnniiiiii officers in the U. S. Marshal's office, the sheriff fj$F- - ibiU Jill 1 of this county and his deputies foiled the plans HjL gir of Seyfred and Bruno! Delmonico Cafe Hi Life's Winter M fi SERVICE QUALITY CLEANLINESS" Is it well for of m , the future That's the motto of the nicest, most conveniently located and Albuquerque to vest To many this Is the AND WE WANT YOUH sruson for the coolest Cafe in the city PAT- storing up RONAGE, you the best in the market. honor and emolument of office of supplies a nil provis- guaranteeing upon agitators srpr 13- - 21 ions for the winter. MENU FINE FOR DANCING Hces and squirrels do any class? Ortiz was turned down because he It through instinct. i 75c Sunday Dinner 7Ec This modish sandal is becom- Hut what nrc Oyster Cocktail was and stood for law ing increasingly popular for doing now toward independent enforcement dancing, house or street wear. preparing for the RELISHES Mad'J of the best materials, wilder of life, which P.ipo Olives Young Celery Young Radishes Zamora was nominated because he was safe 1 with hand turned sole and low Is sure to ronic? heels. Will lit any foot. The Are yon Having SOUPS Choice of and ' last word in shoe comfort and . each day, each week, Cream of Turkey a la Iteyal complaisant style. tilt h month? Chicken Gumbo Wh'tp, R!ack or Drown Wo will have per- Kid SCOT formed a reul service ENTREES Choice of I'alent Colt or White If we can ect you ' Stuffed Young Turkey with Sage Dreesslng Buckskin S7.0I to make this the Glblct Sauce and Sauco ' Vote Dick H.0 - Cranberry for Lewis because both his Ked or Green Kid season of jour sav- Stuffed Young Chicken with Oyster Dressing and reputa- .$H.U tnirs. to Grar Knede know your Apple Sauce s ii e n d I n ir rnniicllr tion and hisivord stands for enforcement of the I SEND MONEY anil to sysleiiintltjijly VEGETABLES put aside something. Mashed Potatoes Asparagus Tips, Cream Sauce law without to class or ORDER, OR WE'LL ; welcorm Fresh Gordon Spinach regard any organization. ((counts, rcirard loss SALADS ' of their size. i FORWARD Lettuce and Tomatoes Cucumbers Mi BEVERAGES SANDALS C. 0. D. Citizens Pk Coffee , Sweet Milk DESSERTS BURNS National Bank H Vanilla Ice Cream SHORT VAMP The Hank of H Personal Service. Eb2 ; SHOES . m Delmonico Cafe 525 South ilroiuhvny. f'hone 843-- 311 West Central Avenue. Aiii'i'les. California. Advtrtlmmciit) November 5, 1922 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Eleven YOilONTO PRIZE BEAUTY SPURNS WEALTH 'TUDlT A Tirn STOCK SHOW J TO WED SWEETHEART OF HER CHILDHOOD T L LU World's Buying KANSAS G il TO men RECORD Largest for Our Chain 371 Stores BREAK RECORDS HEALTHBEPORT Department Assures Store Lowest Organization incorporated Prices Royal Exhibition Opening Bezemek Butter Shop, Y. W. Nov. 18 Will Be the C. A. and Bracy's Have 371 DEPARTMENT STORES Greatest Ever Held; New Score of 95 in Monthly of Health 410-41- Building Being Completed Report Dept. 2 WEST CENTRAL AVENUE, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO Kansas City, Nov. 4. With Showing an average of 96, the Bezenek Butter Is given the entries indicating a display shop - live-stoc- in res- of k, top of the list the monthly of approximately 2,000 head me the 24th annual American taurant score issued Dy .rieaun department for the month of Octo- A Royal Live Stock show will open ber. However, the Bezenek res- GOODS IT here November 18th and continue taurant shares honors with two until November 25. The show will others, Eracy's and the Y. W. C. be held In a new half-milli- dollar A. also having a score of 85. YOU exposition building Just being com- The Bezenek Butter shop is awuy pleted as a permanent home for to a flying Btart. October was the WANT the Royal. first month the concern has been fa i ai Beef cattle constitute the princi- conducted as a restaurant. Here- ple drawing card of the show. More tofore it has been confined to tliu way than a thousand head will be ex. sale of This Is the ittnxiig dairy products. hlbited. The Hereford lead with second successive month tor lira- - 072 entries competing for $11,265 cy's to be In first place, that res- DO in prize money. Shorthorns rank taurant having held undisputed YOUR BUYING NOW) second with 300 entries for a purse possession of first place last of One hundred head of $6,260. Clifford and his month. Angus are entered In the compete Splan bride, for Following la the score as issued for' In money, Miss Smith of C. director of lion $970 Angus prise ' ' 1 merly Marjorie by Dr. Oscar West, and about thirty head of Galloways If Toronto. the city and county health depart- will divide honors and a prize list ments: of $940. Prize money Is offered by The Idea of a million- Uezenek Butter Shop 95 r breed associations and If y - s being 5 the various aire's didn't to Bracy's Get 9 More! appeal Less! the management of the Royal, plaything Y. W. C. A roll ileal Miss Marjorie Smith, TorontoV Cafe Pay Figures Angel Prominent political figures will representative at the Atlantis Savoy 93 t'.ie 92 be here to watch performance City So she refused a Alvarado Hotel of their entries In the ring. Gov- pageant. Del Monlco Va ernor Warren T. McCray of Tndiana millionaire's offer of marriage, Mecca Cufe 9i! Here-ford- s Here Are will exhibit twenty head of against her parents' wishc, and Sturges" 91 New Fall from his farm at Kentland. now she's the bride of Clifford American Cafe 91 show Some Every-Da-y Senator J. N. Camden will motor and C. G. Georges Cafe S9;!t e Splan, a mechanic Blankets and Comforters twenty-thre- head of Herefords Pershing Cafe 89 from his estate at Versailles, Ky. i childhood sweetheart. She re- Carl's C.ife 8i PRICE Values Many famous herds are entered turned a thousand-doll.i- r jewel De Luxe Cafe 88 from Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Illi- millianaire Santa Ke Cafe 87 gift sent her by the 40-in- nois and Texas states noted for 5 and 10c Lunch, S. Second.. 8 Renfrew wool Herefords. suitor in his campaign to win her 'a Our Own Representative Values finish excellence of their 5 and 10c Lunch, N. Fourth. .80 BULLETIN lfl I okvale Farm at Windsor, Mass., heart. Ever Eat 85 yields . HliVC will exhibit' twelve head. Other Cafe, No. 1 84"i j Colo-i:id- Liberty Direct mill eliminating middlemen nffonl yon these. 38-in- l be are shipment, profits, Percale, light utes to represented Quick Lunch 80t Important savings. Mississippi, Nebraska, West pointed out the individual who Mex Lunch : 82 i and darn patterns, not anti- Just Out I Virginia, Oklahoma, Wisconsin and 11 should or should receive Uarbacoa 81 . " ' iht g, bplendld SCHICK TEST toxin on to '' Q Montana. exposure diphtheria. City Cafe 80 k' quality i JlJC Hereford entries at the 1922 Even this knowledge did not 80 Rico Cafe Advising you of Nice weight cot- Cotton 27-in- show are practically double those help to reduce the actual number Cafe 79 V Heavy Gingham, 333 head were of cases, but it stimu- People's "Lowest in Town ton blankets, S4x filled Silkoline quality, of last year, when diphtheria Cafe ....76 covered Comforts standard - ex- lated men Albuquerque 4 beautiful shown. In 1920, 434 head were POWERFUL FOE like "ohrlng, Park, New Republic 72 Prices." 72x78. Q hibited. The 672 entries for the Smith, Zinsher and others who 69 patterns LJC anti-toxi- Chill Lunch V; coming Royal set a new record in were pioneers In t,e n treatment for many years, to Im- $1.49 children's Hose, numerical strength. BOOKS If you don't got your S2.49 rib, The show, with 385 entries, prove their met!iO!l. After ex TRUCK PEDDLES send us word heavy 1Q hog OE DIPHTHERIA haustive found copy tali all sizes JLiC and the poultry show, with 2,500 experiments they IN RELIGION'S CAUSE and we will mall one Warm Cotton Good weight cot- birds on exhibition, will be attrac- that a lasting immunity could he to ton filled silko established the of you quick. Blankets. 64xS, Ladies' Unions, aoft tions of interest to thousands of by production line Comforts, fleece, be ,., , . :inu-i)nm- i i in me in Peddling books In the interest of good wrisht. visitors. Swine and poultry will ti ii prmt'ruvc of the for the first rieaun uses in dividual himself by the use or reliplon. the colportago truck shown at Royal m Department minute amounts of New Mexico convention S1.98 bleached . . , . . 98c time this About 275 sheep Cinhf Anoinct! diphtheria thp Baptist - Full Val- year. Mere m rlylH Mgdiliai t0X i combination with antl- - has traveled the entire state dur- Stocks, will be exhibited. rant "'ho loL't Men's Pot. of pood nioo'jcn" fiixoe Prpurnt-- 1 toxin. tha vc truck ues Supreme. Horse Show Entries W..V." j,, 11ot vesterdnwlr for Tuoumcarl. where weight smooth Horse show entries have been re- UNWOU, ,VV... Thl, ronl1,Inatl(jn en. hut it bids0j. to convention will meet this Klanl.-et- s, Heal satin covered cot- - A yarns 15c ceived from the best stables of ive Treatment Also. tlrely harmless, fair the state Very heavy wool finished (lyl Q life. week. The truck is in of Us . . . Maryland, Illi- prove a protection lasllns for charge Send Your (ull cotton), (Jrt QO ton Comforts Jj'xstIv line Men's Kentucky, Missouri, From It has been S. Y. Jackson, and (luring the last GGxSO Holiday nois and New York. Thirteen thou- By TH. O. C. WT.ST tltp beginning uSut70 Ties. See shown that there v::is nhsolulely fiscal year it sold $4.d00 worth of! sateen and AQn sand dollars in premiums for sad- Health Offkicr no Mail Orders Kyie lovely patterned them at 4:7L danger from the Inoculation, books. Extra weight wool finished all stitched dle and show horses has brought The establishment of a program and it has been definitely shown cotton Blankets, Comforts, out a field which 35.- - - Men's Flannel Shirts. classy promises aimed at the prevention and con thnt an year after year paused a Canada has coal enough for ITMi STOCKS. VAL- 66x80 $3.89 to restore the night horse show to had been nr 000 hut seldom for L'KS NI.'PllliMH brown trol of diphtheria has been started preat fllseovery made, years, enough or Us brilliance of former years. as one of his praetically nil who had been Inne- - one year. Toronto Globe. They vlll be filled wool genuine I'cndleton In- - A fine soft silk finished covered, gray $1.49 of states will te by the health officer Governors four functions. ennttnued to show hv the finmo dny received. dian Comfort, sixe gr Q(j In the dedication program - were im-00- 0 No proximately sou,- fcnirit test mat tney siiii Klankets $8.90 I'llUIST MAS TOYS to be held Snturday evening, 5S&iw children In limine pnd that this Immunization Send enough to rover GALOKK vember 18. The LIndsborg, Kansas, York a n d eould be compared favorably to will "The Mes New transportation Choral society sing 100,000 In Chi- - the vaccination rgrJnst smallpox, charges. siah." The chorus of 2,600 singers cag'o have been which has reduced this disease Conic nnii ec tlieni. been the famous or- has rehearsing protected against from one of the most dre.uled of Any money not used Lowest In ToM'n atorio for several weeks, in prepa T h el plnguen to something which It n - - Mes diphtheria. will ho refunded See Our to Wear I'llces. ration for the' event. "The of pub-- . unnecessary to have. Ready Bargains on Satur- campaign to you. siah" will be given twice, Ilcity to eradicate Talk to your family physlil.tn day evening and on Sunday, after m diphtheria which "hout the imnortanre of tills work noon of Royal week. has been begun h''ujiii ih'i'hi liiu'iu is Ttrepiireu Four auction salts of purebred and which will be to mnKp pscnicK tests in ine nr;ic, livestock will be held. Shorthorns carried on, will In the rity hell on Thursdays of will be sold on November 22, Hero. do much towards each week. fords on November 23, ana Ang'js this preventive on November 24. A sale of Spotted feature, and there NEW SECRETARY FOR Poland China hogs will be held on thero the evening of Nevember 22. Car- - wiirbeTfuUerTduction CHAMBER OF COMMERCE som lot fat swine and sheep will be buquerque a death rate; also a re- OF COUNTY Mm in the forenoon of November Zi duction In the morbidity rate. GRANT and carlot fat, stocker and feeder Diphtheria is one of the most cattle will bo auctioned Thursday dangerous of our acute communi- Maj. Roland A. Lain'., until re- morning, November 23. cable diseases. In Boston there has cently connected with the Spokane. been an average "of about 170 Wash., chamber cf commerce. ha THEY DON'T MAKE 'EM deaths annually for the past ten been executive of one-ha- lf named secretary mmm over years. This represents the Grant Chamber of Com- TOO BIG FOR HIM per cent of all the deaths In county merce, which hr.3 ita offices at wmm the city. If the value of a single v.a r Flnhartv of Windsor. Mo.. life be taken as an average of $3,-00- 0, Silver City. W. S. Cox, president n eco- of th8 has sent out wmf evidently is beginning to feel the this means an annual organization, nomic loss of three-quarte- rs of a a formal announemcnt. pep-givi- etrect or lau weatner. million dollars. Further financial , "Grant County Chamber of Com- . has written to the police Like of Old Fleharty waste Is shown as merce," the announcement says, Knights here challenging any and educational department 185 follows: "will continue to function actively wrestler In the city UP to in Tf wishes to The average quarantine period the Interests of if specific field rtAiinrln. anvbodv to in he can notify of each case is about ten days. and participate energetically E olde used to to fame. meet Mr. Fleharty There have been over cases movements for prosperity knights fight protect the fair me nonce, nnu ,..v..,.. 2.00 maklr.j 'T he can per annum for tho past ten years. In New Mexico and the southwest." if he Is not satisfied, notify loss of these of the devices emblazoned on their shields. And the 'em The annual time for 5 One of the reaons why again. cases would amount to between 73 wo- and 80 TO cent of these, so many Albuquerque knight without escutcheon was looked upon askance. years; per Na- cases are of school age, causing an men like to shop at the He had no name to He could live or un- annual educational loss of about So tional Garment Company is protect. fairly A PITY TO LOSE years. To this must be added the his whims , as directed. eduratlonal loss to the other chil- jruuiM'vM-;il,i.'i.n..M- that there is always some- fairly, dren of the family who are exclud- new to see here. ed from school at the time. To this thing Modern of have devices the adver- loss of time Is again added an Q Instead of abiding by tht knights industry IT HAIR amount which cannot be calculated old of tised trade-mark- s of their safe- ( for system purchasing products. They must but is none the less serious, merchandise foi whenever there Is a sharp out- most of the the of these trade-mark- s to them break In any educational Institu- the season at its beginning, guard reputation keep 3 5c "Danderine" Saves Your tion, the entire group must neces are for Na worth while. sarily be disorganized an I the work things bought accomplished falls to a very low tional customers every day Hair Ends Dandruff! trade-mar- k. figure. J Our eastern buyers are Advertising throws a powerful light on a The remaining cases are adults Delightful Jonic and to their less of time must be on the constant look-o- ut for If it proves worthy, it gains popularity and confidence. added that of the other adults who unusual VALUES. Every is it are quarantined as attendants of of If it shown to he unworthy, quickly fails. the sick, and when the patient Is day shipments coats, treated by the chy physician, the suits, dresses and millinery So can be sure that advertised expense falls directly on the tax- from single pieces you every consistently payers. Music's ranging Antl-Toxl- is test tt The n Gives Protection to dozens, are received here product good. The advertising has proved The use and of antl-toxl- n value and placed on display. name of its maker stands behind it. The trade-mar- k is not only In the treatment of diph- Gentle Power is theria, but also In the protection 1 Before a garment pur- satisfaction of those exposed to the disease, Is chased for us it must meet your warranty of and true quality. an accepted fact, and Is omitted That half hour of relaxation Antl-toxl- n certain of only by the Ignorant. Is before dinner, after a hard qualifications curative In . and diphtheria if given of style, workmanship early enough and protects exposed day, is one the times you of materials. In Individuals If given Immediately, appreciate a Brunswick most quality Is fleet- be out- but the immunization very Then realize so addition it must an ing, lasting not lomrer than ten you why VALUE or it is days or two weeks. Anti-toxi- n has many leading business men standing reduced th death rate, but It has have Brunswick in their passed up. no effect on the number of sick or That is one of the reasons new cases. All agree that anti- homes. . toxin cures the disease, arc1 It has that our store and our mer- been shown that the mortality or chandise is the talk of the diphtheria has been reduced to a state. A new method of marked degree since Its use. But TO CHOOSE although this is conceded, it ' has merchandising bringing a READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS also been proved that the actual and better number of cases has not decreased greater variety YOU WOULD BUY If but have been about the same from prices. And Albuquerque WHAT year to vear with the same wnnec-- . have it. essary to the afflicted per-- ; people appreciated expanse 0 - Na- son and the taxpayer. j If you were in the Only fools let hair fall out and - Tie Schick Test Did read the advertisements in the Journal? dandruff means a tional . Garment Company you Sunday stay. Neglect .In 1913 Dr. Schick develoned th; did not see bald spot shortly. A little "Dan test which hears his name, the usej yesterday you derlne" now will save your hair, of which determines those who are, the that will be here Plenty of Bargains Offered cleans the things This delightful tonlo susceptible to diphtheria and those tomorrow. It makes shop- - scalp of every particle of dan who are immune to the disease. druff, tightens the hair-ro- ot pores, This Is a simple, harmless, painless. ing real fun. And many so the hair stops coming out and Injection of a droo of fluid between Indi- people make a point cf so the vitalizing oils, which are the layers of the skins; if the APOLLO time the very life and strength of the vidual Is susceptible to diphtheria, stopping in every they hair, can not ooze away. a painless reaction takes place; If come down town. no reaction takes place, the indi- Danderine Is not . sticky or ' . ,V Music It has made sick, vidual is immune. Shop greasy. weak, Before we had this knowledge, NATIONAL neglected hair strong and healthy all persons exposed to diphtheria Phone 401 GARMENT of men women. antl-toxl- for millions and were given n whether they ' 402 West Central comb or brush Is 'warning weVe nec- COMPANY Your,' susceptible or not.. This you. Hurry to any drug store essarily wqi not only an additional 403 West Central and get a bottle now. Don t wait! expense to thg afflicted, but also to Adv ' , the taxpayer. . The Schick test has Meyer Qsoff, Manager. November 5, 1322 Pajre Twelve ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

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Lo s to m mm for '1 iosnes Only 133 Lots Remain on Sale To meet the urgent need of the lumber mills and railroad contractors for homes As a result of the big building plan announced in the adjoining column there re- in in 133 lor their employes a building company is being organized to develop 100 lots main for sale the new Bernalillo townsite only lots. In spite of the rapid the new Bernalillo townsite and is completing plans for immediate construction of purchase and increasing demand there has been no increase in the price of lots, and 100 homes of the type desired by the management of the new industries. While the original scale of prices established will be continued for a short time. the need for these new houses is urgent they will be substantial in construction Because of the surrounding Indian lands, the river on the west and the foothills and of a class which will warrant a guarantee of a good return on the money to on the east, the Bernalillo townsite is restricted and development within the town-sit- e r be- the investor as well as a guarantee of re-sa- le value at a profit. must be concentrated, and therefore of certain increased value as the town comes an industrial center and the home of 5,000 em- ire ployes and their' families and supplementary population.' If 0mm The new Bernalillo will be a model town. Water works, TO REALTORS: 1 1 ALBUQUERQUE electric lights, street lights, modern restaurant, a motion to w MO BARl-E- OF - B 0VERBUILDIS6- more of men awakened ; Why haven't you picture theatre, are under way. Under the supervision of to the realization of what is happening at ' sOOSES NEEDED RISK' Gladding and Gladding, townsite company engineers, the AE Bernalillo? Don't you know that your of streets is now clients are merely waiting to be told and grading and surfacing proceeding. The lot sale and-buildin- plan described will provide only shown the opportunity for profit in in- for immediate urgent need for homes. Both the railroad vestment in Bernalillo to become buyers? REALTORS FIND READY MARKET FOR LOTS and the lumber mills arc in the construction and Here is the biggest thing that has hap- IN BERNALILLO stage this dis- - pened in a development way in the large number of employees- as indicated by the pay- trict since the Santa Fe railroad was built I'M roll and upkeep expenditure which will be more than The Albuquerque realtors who have taken an active in- v of V, into Albuquerque and only, a few you f $3,600 for the next, six will absorb at terest in the Bernalillo town development find a per day months, are participating. x ready is! good rental every house that can be built. Don't you realize that the big railroad demand for lots among the investing public. A dealer m and industrial and territorial develop- said last week: - Trost & Trost, architects of the new hotel and new First J- ment at Bernalillo offers not only an op- National arc as "The fact that the Bernalillo townsite, is Bank building, acting consulting engi- portunity for profit there, but that it also development neers for the Bernalillo Townsite company in determin- means certain and extensive growth for under the personal direction of Sidney M. Weil is help- raw ing the type of home building most desired and the bene- Albuquerque? ing the rapid sale of the lots. Investors have grasped invest fit of their plans and suggestions are available to pros- People with money to are waiting the significance of the fact that every development pro- to be told the facts about Bernalillo. You $ pective lot owners and builders at the townsite com- ject Mr. Weil has undertaken he has finished success- facts from me. Here's an op- Bernalilio can get the and are confident that his plans for the Ber- pany's Albuquerque and offices. Contractors to fully they portunity help Albuquerque your nalillo town will be carried out to the also may have the benefit of this information in advising clients and yourselves. Grasp it. building enterprise last detail of improvement and appreciation of their clients.. SIDNEY M. WEIL. public .value through permanent industrial establishments.

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Mr. Davis, "an appeal to voters fur' meant being at the studio at 8! sectional nnd class reasons. In our o'clock every morning and working DEMOCRATS IRE own party I can .iee an opposite, Theater Today through tho day, with a half hour SHOP EMPLOYES IITER11L0 I U tendency. It is fair nnd Just to for luncheon, until 6 in tho even- E3 all localities and for all our people ing. The endle-- s walking around us a whole. A policy that is fair "IV Theater Blchard Kipling the studio, learning new trades nnd HOI OfJ PARTY'S and just for us in New Mexico MARRY 'SPRING; presents the picture, "The Gringo cultivating different mannerisms HOW ARE PAYING be n should fair and just for the peo- Devil," a super-wester- feature, for her part, sh" declares, created i ple of o.her localities. with an all-st- cast: also present- the most strenuous task ever "It appears that the democratic ing tho episode of "The Blue Fox." to her. 4bl ills Si candidates are not on demo- The Is o' f PLATFORM-DAVI- the DENIED and a reel or two of "Current picture "rinse the Sea," FOR T REIR FOOD cratic platform. They have aban- LICENSE, Events." whieb b:is just been released by doned not only the platform but Associated First National Pictures, tho principles of tho democratic Lyric Theater Louis Mayer pre- Inc., and is being shown fit the Do Not party." Old. sents the great star, Anita Stewart, Lyric thfiter. Blended with the 11 Morrow and Jones Jim Anderson, 62 Years hard work falls to tho lot of Conditions Nor- ill Soldiers' In "Hose o' the that Becoming Compensation. as the leading star the on the Tariff Issue: Mr. Davis said that he believed Tries to Wed Mary Flynn. Sea," from Countess Barcynska's star, however, is an intrlgiiins mal, With Men Agree world-rea- story of romance Many the democrats had made an effort d novel: also showing a nnd adventure. Hill and to Be L- two-re- Mrs. Warren, in organize the soldier vote against Who Claims 18; Tnonervllle comedy, "The Eating at Homes; About (lie republican candidates, but had Skipper's Tattles." simmv xkwkst. Also Speak. icense Refused. "YOl'TII MlmkosST 250 Use the Delgado been unable to do so, as K is ap- IIAVK l.OVK," Commissary A FEW WORDS ABOUT William Fox NOW AT Till-- : l'ASTIMK ndilrenaea at the parent the men do not was Pnstimn Theater In their high wish to constitute themselves a "Winter Wedding presents the popular Shirley Ma Shop employes of the Santa Ft nhool auditorium last night, Ste- clara filone, but wish to be a part the reel attempted at the county son ns stsrrlnjf in "loutn .uusi A drama of intrigue and mys- railway who take their meals at B. Davifi. Jr., candidate for of the entire Ho said court house yesterday morning. Have Love," a romance and a mys- tery rnunterbnlaneed by a romance the inside phen citizenry. of company's commissary a Ado-Un- t "STBAffis United States aenator, and Mrs. a lie republican party has promised Jim Anderson, 02 years old, at- tery; also showing "Fox News," adventure nnd love will bo seen the now aro Sii jit mm two-re- in grounds paying m fair and Just for the topics' of the day, nnd a Shirley Mason's next William Otero-Warre- candidate for compensation tempted to caste himself In the cents a meal. For several months m m wm n men. What this Is, he comedy. Fox producllon. "Youth Must Have In conKress. made. !t title role of "Winter," and Mary Love," the after the strike the com- representative said, it Is Impossible to define now, be would which will be shown at befan, Is Flynn, claiming to 18, STKWAltT POKTKAYS Pastime a furnished the meals free, but clear that the republican party ns the congress for which he is a However, AXIT theater for threo days! pany America and Americana first, convene have enacted "Spring." TIIK CJIKti KHK. I.IKFS HI'.ST now that It has become unlikely for candidate will not until the reel was deleted by the "Hoard engagement, starting today. and that It makes no appeals to December, 192", and conditions ix "kosk o TiiK si:.r A cast of exceptional screen nr- - that employes going outside the ' of Censors." who were portrayed in their to selflshnesR, to sectionalism, or to may be different then than lists, Including Wallace McDonald, fences will have reason to think Desperate attempts break the immense entirely by County Clerk Fred Kornoff, ably Anita Stewart startled wild Lan- are in because ot cl.is. The party's doctrine, they now. Sheriff Fred Ttccentlv plays oppositu the star; they danger popularity of Senator Jones with the is not one of expediency, Hilarlo an supported by Deputy the film colony by declaring that ders Stevens, the henvy; J. P. strike conditions, this practice has said, Delgado, Fornoff. Is men of New Mexico and their the but rests upon the basis of com- man nnd a candidate for state au- the only kind of a girl worth, wnne Lockney, an exceptional character been stopped. Tho company. It friends, repub- Anderson and Mary Klynn ap- to work in eleventh-hou- mon sense. ditor, announced in his brief ad- was the girl who hnd nctor and Cecil van Auker, who has said, is furnishing high class meals licans a pitiable r attempt to stem the ef- peared before Crollott yesterday and that Industrious appli- "In num- at a much less thun would Buth speakers criticized dress that he Is convinced that the for a marri- hard: Played prominent parts a price the overwhelming avalanche of votes had been made morning and applied cation to work was the only insur- ber of recent sup- be for the aomo food else- fort that they said republican platform plank on the license. The bore such a productions, charged in to American In Is best age girl ance a star had to retain her popu- Miss Mason in "Youth Must. where. About 250 men are re- favor of Senator Jones, have picked out an in- bring tho Legion slldler compensation for tho t tint Crollott conten- ports and to youthful appearance Then to prove her to be nt the commis- two-ce- nt New Mexico into politics, interests of tho service men, una her age, larity. Have Love." ported eating significant stamp argument hoping against compensation Mr. Mrs. questioned her regarding tion the star, who has always been sary. During the period after the make the adjusted that Davis nnd Warren and residence. serv- hope to deceive and mislead the soldiers of for men a political in will be In full nccord parents, birthplace featuisd In society life, secret HONS! KNOCKED OCT. strike begun, more than 700 men thi congress Tho claimed Albuquerque as ice or romantic stories, set to of men now issue. with nnd bet- girl plots 4 were fed. Many the state. the administration her home and said she was an work to make a which Paris, Nov. (by the Associated Not a Hesldent of Tcxns. tor nble to get the soldiers Just picture PressL of go to their homes for their meals, In an advertisement in can- orphan. Other questions she would portrny the kind of char- Eugene Criipii France, appearing the Morning Charles L. Hill, republican recognition than will the demo- champion, declared evaded. acter silo thought was most worth European featherweight - Journal of November 4, "Jones Voted didate for Kovernor, that cratic candidates, who, he said, are decided the knocked out Wnlter Uossl, Welsh When Germany first Immortal- entitled, of his to Crollott girl's replies while. izeil "a. of she had the attempts opponents "out of step." not satisfactory and not made the of champion tonight after two min- scrap taper." Against Men," political opponents of create the impression that he is .Tones' Clnlms. werP entirely She only picture no idea she was d scribing her Challenge consulted with Deputy Fornoff as the but she declares utes of fight ins. Senator Jones declare he voted tho Hard-wic- k a resident of Texas are unfair and A former service mun named worklns girl, currenry system of 1 922. Phila- against untrue. He to tho advisability of Issuing the thnt worl ing p it wns the hardest Amendment to the Revenue Bill B. their statements are V'illlams said that Senator Jones' Fornoff ndvlsed ever in It Journnl Want Ads Bring Hesults delphia Evening Public Ledger. (H. 428) cast hln vote In New Voted for license. against thing she did her life. said he first assertions thnt he had it and Crollott decided to act upon on August 28, 1917, soldiers to send Mexico while a resident of Albu- the best Interest of the soldiers, authorizing he hnd rec- the ndvice, letters from foreign countries without postage dur- querque In 190C, and that were not substantiated by tho Informed the li- In Dona Ana county, Anderson was the war. The been voting ords. He called attention to Jones' cense would not be until You healthterf ing rest of the advertisement is a where he has resided on his vote free postage for the granted are no have ngalnst ptoof of the girl's age was fur- sob stuff attempt to show how Senator Jones de- ranch, ever since 1907. "I hoys In France and for an increase thft court house a cent of taxes In soldiers nished. He left than Mood prived the "soldier of the to never paid in pensions for widows of we'll Just boys" opportunity : Mr. "and I am after declaring: "Well, your Texas," said Hill, r" nil the wnrs. to some other county and write to their wives and sweethearts. to say that I have paid taxes Mr. Hill, In addition to his re- go glad nided in get It." But the dear "soldier boys" will not be mislead or in New Mexico and thus marks on his residence in the on Fornoff Is Acting this threat deceived the upbuilding of the state." state, declared that when he in com- by this line of bunk. Otero-Warre- n declared immediately got telephonic. Mis. elected governor he will favor ono county The men women of for more munication with adjacent and New Mexico and that tho principal subjects section of the state no thnn seats. No information had been in this campaign are re- their friends, do not base their of Jones discussion another. He predicted a big received late yesterday as to support the tariff, adjusted compensation publican victory. car- for senator because of any It is on ac- and economy. whether or not Anderson promises. for service men, Ilubbcll Also Speaks. ried out his Intention of applylnc count of what he has clone to him- She said that the republican If already prove tho Is Chairman Hubbell of the repub- for a license in another county. self a policy in regard to tariff lican central met with re- real friend who can be definitely counted, on In Americans county committee, he did he probably based a beef who at the meeting, pre- the statements his record ot and a desire to protect them. "It presided fusal, mining by upon; promises absolutely fulfilled "to dicted a big majority for tho re- made to Fornoff from the different and men and women is better," she said, produce In Hernalillo coun- connected with by performed. are we need rather than buy publican ticket county seats he not to what ty. He charged the democrats going gamble or speculate. They do not foreign and send ou phone. products be done with having nbandoned the state want to experiment. They are with fact.i money away. This can in to dealing tariff prin- and county tickets an effort and under the protective elect tho sheriff, one county com- ANNUAL MEETING OF past performances. They arc fed up on by our home ciple, protecting said missioner, and the county school MEN TO BE "promises." They cannot bo kidded into voting producers." Mrs. Warren Mr. Hubbell de- RIISINESS tariff is a superintendent. is blood or bad to against him because of any one-hors- e that tho protective clared that the democratic party HELD ON NOVEMBER 16 Nature sending cither good every part' stamp argu- country-wid- e policy, and not for ment. . state. Is made up of the dissatisfied ele- of Feel and think about blood ! the benefit of any particular ment, those who are disappointed AenemM your body. your pulse your men In to compensation, she The annual banquet nnd business and their friend., listen and we will regard in their political ambitions else- Co- she stands on the meeting of the Business Men's Impure Blood It is a fact that with increase of and helps to make flesh firm! It Is a glo- tell what Senator Jones has declared that where, the and the dyna- bo held the you actually done for which prom- agitnters association will red-cel- republican platform, hnd operative Lost ls in de- rious fact that S. S. S. has veterans of tho three-yea- sot-die- r. miter He said Judge Hanna November 16, Sec- your blood, impurities arc given new, the world war. His r ises to the American a Thursday night, Wight justice proclaimed Hubbell fine politi- C. O. Ackerm.'in announced stroyed. It is a fact thnt S. S. S. Iniild3 lons-forgott- to older people record is an onen book so all two when retary Rheumatism strength that the world may cal manager years ago At this meeting new im- old G. O. P. Induced KxpenseH. It Huhbell's yesterday. and serves to destroy and hf.s made many and young peopla read. Time after time, after In gov- appeared that through will be day day, year after In discussing economy offices for the ensuing year Pimbles, which ec- look Blood is i3 War- assistance Hanna had been elected Tho association will nlso purities cjmso pimples, boils, years younger. life, it year, he has been tho consistent, ernmental expenditures Mrs. but thnt now Hanna is elected. Boils upstanding, vigor- ren to the fact governor, consider a proposal to dispense zema and rheumatic trouble! It is a fact your foundation. Make it rich. Get ous, able, and called attention Hubbell and his politi- 21 energetic champion defender of the In the condemning with the present directorate of Acne that S. S. S. is one of the most remark- blood-strengt- We all need that the republican party cal methods. it, especial- rights of the man, a loyal friend at months of its incum- members and substltuie therefor nerve-pow- er first threo "When I him a 1,500 ma-orlt- y Blotches able builders ever produced ly rheumatics. Begin taking S. S. S. reduced by gave an executive committee of seven every turn. Here is the record it for expenses n speaks bency two years ngo, I was all of to build up fagged-ou- t, run-dow- men right away today. It will prove Itself. nnd so far has reduce now members, with Blackheads itself: debt three bil- right," said Mr. Hubbell, "but three or five members each to look and women. It is a S. S. S. is sold at all stores in two the national by I am condemned.' Mr. Hubbell asso- drug of She said a after various phases of the 1b more lions dollars. great said the precincts would fact thut S. S. S. sizes. The larger size bottle the economy had been country ciation as it Is claimed that J. M. Mar, Lot AnolM, Calif., writ SKN.VrOlt .TOM.S Dco irln-- in;' ilic !n llio scimto btep toward give the republican ticket 1.800 of w tho appe- economical. If you cannot get S. S. S. l!M!t.S; by the adoption by the re- tho board of d!rec:ors composed " Overwork occasioned a complaint which sharpens In rnvor it the f.M Sweet P.l'J, wliicli lie li::il helped push tken majority, and urged the republi- 21 Is too unwieldy. can&isted of a tirmd fueling and paint in the the of see someone in publicans of a national budget to members tite, puts "pink yourself, that your tlrm;;li coinm'tiee. same measure, cans residing in the city help bach, that finally exhausted all my etrength. SKN.YTOlt .lOXirs IS. law. This is the to swell it. i had recouree to doctore, who could do the rose" in tho household gets it for you. Eead this On .taiiiniry 1021. oie;l In ilu turn-m- d iicsl!ii!! 111 lie- - she said, that was vetoed by audito- IS ARRESTED nothing beneficial notuttt hstandlng I - of prei'crciK'C fop men jxnlof flees The lower floor of the WOMAN of checks, (fives energy, aloud to tho family tonight. ' ' President Wilson. wns In over to them a large part my errpital. frirc Ilic NeiiKc: motion lost. ex- rium practically filled spite GOODS A friend advieed mo to taha S. 5. S end SKX.VrOlt JOXI S On In her discussion of state of fact WITH STOLEN bottlet February 8, 12I. m:o).o In (lie sen;i!c the cold weather and the cfttr taking (even I wag antirtly In I'iivor ilic - penditures, Mrs. Warren said that is a difficult cared. " of bcCer cure for tnbeii iilur nnd oilier ills- educatlonnl ad- that Saturday night IN HER POSSESSION nl!:'d under statehood occasion on which to draw a crowd. S. S.S. makes youfeel like yourself again lucii. vantages for the boys and girls SMX.ITOU .M)M:s On relirnnry 2S. 11121. owied In Hie bad been greatly Improved. Sixty Mrs. C. Von Arhcn, who lives Pi'iw'p l.iklMir iiji the b'll until Ilic hon'p.i bill question per cent of taxes goes, she said, THIRTY DAYS GIVEN nenr Wlnslow. Ariz., wns arrested bad been sett led. lie ilcl'vcred the iiiini'lpiil speech In til:; lor education, and approved ex- here last night on a chnrge of in i'iivor of the Ixinn hill. OF Offi- penditures for schools, which MAN ON CHARGE thievery. Santa Fe Special PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION Si:. ATOK JOXKH On March a. 11)21, voted for the I.hiik'cv have increased terms In country HERE cer Louis Heaeh, being notified of bill for iidd'tlonal hospitalization. Aim made elaborate districts from four an.d five SHOPLIFTING the theft, found the missing ar- ieeeh on means of raKlnt; revenue for the limiiH. months a year to nine months. ticles in the woman's baggnse Si:X.TOIt .l().i;s !:i July 11, 11)21, sjinUe In favor of the She said she favored a change in n. Rohles. the man accused of They consisted of two Nnvalo rug:; bonus. the state law which will permit a shoplifting at the Economist de- a bed srread nnd n J 10 lull be- SKXATOK ,HX!-:- On .Tidy 12. 1H21. nvide the principal teacher to be paid what she is store, wns fined $30 and longing to Mrs. Pntty Evans, fi sjieeeh aculnst rccoimiritiiiK the bonus bill nt mpicst of partment sovernl lnc worth. days In jail by colored womnn, nnd the president. Lands, thirty yesterday a silver severni SKXATOK .IOXKS On 13. 11121, Deeding Slate Police Rubles curtains, platter, duly voted airalnst recommit, Mrs. Warren suggested that the Judge George Hobby. loving cups nnd other articles be- till of the bonus hl'l. (Senator llm-sn- passed Ids vote nnd government deed to the state all claimed that he had been merely longing to F. Kirster, corner of liner voice! "no" when It was seen the Mil Mould hi- - recom- federal lands in its borders so that examining some goods and it fell Second nnd Coal. The theft from Thorough and complete courses in DAY AND NIGHT mit trrt.) tho revenue may be used for school on the floor nenr him. Seymour Mrs. Evans Is said to have oc- SCHOOL are When are SKXATOK JONl On O !obrr 31, 1!)2I, spoke in the senate purposes. If this is not done, she Lewlnson. proprietor of ti e ttore. curred at the home of Mrs. Julia at your disposal. you properly quali- In favor of the bonus f ill. said, congress should be prevailed said he had seen the man putting Craves, colored, 311 West Pnclfic. fied we can assist to a SKXATOK .IOXI.S On Xmember .'!, 1921, spoke hi the senate upon to give the state an appro- some Jods under his coat. where Mrs. Von Achen roomed. you good position. In favor of the bonus hill, schools to the :.s priation for equal Positions IN- NI.XATOK .JOXI ( November 102!. spoke in the senate revenue these lands would pro- for Our INDIVIDUAL In favor of the bonus liii!. duce. Graduates. STRUCTION METHOD SKXATOK JO.! On November 7, 11:21, spoke In (lie senate Mrs. Warren said she favored Graduates for will insure of In favor of the bonus bill. fcdoial aid for schools, but op- you rapid SKXATOK JOXKS On 31, 1022, introduced In tlie edu- .limitary federal regulation of Positions. the 11:11, posed , progress. senate Adjusted Ooinpeu ation ullh appropriation cation, upholding the right of par-- No charge for our DAY and NIGHT clause, ns u:i amendment f the Kefnnillm; Jilll. The iimond- - ents to say what books their ment ftilled. SKNViOH IM KNOI VOTIXIi schools Servires. Service. AtJAIXST IT. study and what SK.VVIOK .IOXKS On 14, 11)22, and voted :n the She declared April spoke they should attend. Telephone 627. Telephone 627. senate for Increased fuoiikics and appropriations for hospi- herself in favor of legislation, or OPPOSITE CITY HALL talization for men, an amendment to the constitution SKXATOK .IO.VKS On 2, denounced the removal to an ade- May 1922, if necessary, provide It is a Fact We Give Individual and Private Lessons. of icon from office co;;(iai',v lo civil service rukvs quate child labor law. s m ir T the of ( iir.t les Mann of to serve New eie Alliu)ucriiic. "I want Mexico," SKXATOK .IOXKS On May II. 11)22, spoke In the senate In Mrs. Warren suid in conclusion, of location of In New but favor the (coveitimcnt hospitals Mexico "not to gain lame for myself end Arizona, vthcie the climate is most suitable the to render service. No matter what for tho outcome of this election, I am piirpuse. SKXATOK .IOXKS 0:i May , 11122. spoke In the senate going to work with you for the inorcteod for the Veterans' ar.A welfare of our appropriation liuieaii. development SKXATOK .IOXKS On .June 21). 1!)22, hi Mexico." voted the senate to beloved New Distinctive take up the lilll for Immediate Mrs. Davis dealt principally with Adjusted t'oiiipensat'on for the compensation SKXATOK .IOXKS On June 21. 11)22, spoke in the senate and the tariff. He said the repub- the of the bonus measure lican on has aainsl s!!etrackli!s for tne tariff position the tariff Suits and lU'KSl.M ! OK TIIK been an effort to so equal- (SKXATOK VOTKI) SIOKTKAt'KING.) always SKXATOK .IOXKS On Auvaist 11), In ize the cost of at home 11122, spoke tho senate production In favor of the Kill, and abroad as to give the Ameri- Adjusted Compensation can farm- SK.VVIOK JOXKS Olvii'K up a return trip to Washington ul producer, manufacturer, Overcoats J io in New er and from ... 1 request of oft als of the American I.eiiion Mexico, laborer, protection , his vote veto the foreign competition. Mr. Davis paired usalust the presidential of Adjusted said his democratic epponent is not I Compensation liill. A I'I'.W In Junes' standing mi t.; democratic princi- TAILORED AT SIKKKI.V sidelights Senator senate record rev-enu- on Soldier ples of free trade or tariff for o I.i'siskition. only, fill: s advocating pro- FASHION PARK tection for NHv Mexico products THERE'S A DIFFERENCE and no r:mucUoii for tho prod- ucts of oilier flutes. to List mii m l'olicy of Selfishness. In our in our and most of all in the of foods. I 'S Mr. uuvis criticized Senator 5.09 cooking, prices, quality our We Jones for following, according to do admit that we're not making any profit by selling our Sunday Dinners. Safford his own assertion, a policy of self- FOR by iacSsr: ishness so far as Now Mexico is These are Clothes of the The one big aim concerned. He said the republi- of this Htore Is con- highest that will "We are writes Hanford can party Is a national pany, type, appeal "satisfaction," In 59 dseply grateful," ferring protection on all states to men who want the. best both goods and tais MacNider to Senator A. A. Jones, "over the alike. How Senator Jones could style, the best and service. We want splendid way in which you have be a protectionist for New Mexico tailoring to slve j'ou the supported and a free trader for other states, the best quality. The Suits very best In Including CHICKEN H'AI! the Fixings the Adjusted Compensation Bill in which the he said he could not understand. are in the thlnRS to wear at four million odd men and women who served Da- latest single or In Illustrating his point, Mr. double-breaste- the very lowem ALSO YOUNG BABY APPLE d . PIG, WITH DRESSING. with the colors the so vis said that John Morrow, dem- and sports possible price? during World War are ocratic for models the in interested." candidate congress, Overcoats big, consistent with But we are proving to you how to take Sunday off by eating here for less deeply speaking on the same platform warm Ulsters, Ulsterettes and dependable qual- with Senator Jones, had advocated ity. than you can cook at home. a high protective tariff on wool, Box Coats. Both are in the a New Mexico product, but had styles, colors and weaves opposed a tariff on sugnr, as he favored declared it waa only for the pur- -' by good dressers. A TRIAL WILL C03BlfiCE Y00 pose of putting money Into the Jcin in pockets of the sugar trust. Sena- tor Jones hnd declared for a higl Other Good Suits and duty on sugar, a fact that Mr. Mor- ASK THE OTHER FELLOW ABOUT US row seemed to have forgotten. Overcoats at $25.00 to $40.00. "I can see in the democratlo ar- ' - gument In this campaign, said WHERE? file Senate! ' at the Albuquerque Foundry M. Mandell Clothiers, Inc. As one of our comrades so well said a few days and Machine Works ago: "What is to be gained by replacing a real FASHION PARK soldier's friend with one however . CLOTHIERS ANGEL CAFE any else, good a Enrlneen Fmirnlrr Mnrhlnlit. man he be." Camilla in lr..n. Braia. Urnnu, Alum Phone 153 116 West Central Just Off Central On North Fourth. may Inum .Klrrl Mntwa.' oil Engtoe Iumt itnil ltilUHil,.n (Aflvertlnement). Wvri mil Ofllt AlUuuufqn. I iTirrnrwwirffiri ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL November 5, 1322

i WOMAN OPPOSES J. R. Sanchez. Albuquerque each of said offices to be filled at ' N. Jl. tho said election and the same are CONFEDERATE VET W. W. McClellan, Albuquerque on file in the office of the County The Markets FOR HOUSE SEAT CSiiiik4 AimABm N, ST. Clerk, together with the postoffice Comity Assessor address of each said candidate. MMll J. Felipe Hubbell, Albuquerque. It is further and or- ' proclaimed BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED Salesmen. FOR REIT LEGAL NOTICE. K. M. dered that tho polls In each voting - '" Aprrnents. 5 M Treasurer S.W.K Hotel. twenty P"l ' nEfTTePiraTlon- iua'ile''"w1ui"'iew Fob KENT New modern furnished County place of Bernalillo county to be i rima, Antonio 9 FINANCIAL II itml liar: d lease. 313 South patented Rasollne Vaporizer. Write n part men t. 114 North Maple. ELECTION PROCLAMATION Garcia y Sanchez, Ba opened for voting from a. m. of for N. M. 0 particulars. Ktransky Vaporiser Co " HUNT Furnished rclas, said date until p. m. Pnkwan.i. S. I). Foil apartment, JS0 Public notice Is given Edwin B. Willi Slivot. numi house unit miihII amonth. 3011 Hotlth hereby Swope, Albuquerque, By BOA RD OF COUNTT COM- i W A uTt I i . Broadway. 1977 of n. t Ml ;i T ' ( 76 Tciien VlTjoTpTilT,' that pursuant to paragraph N. M. BERNA- vov. 4. Trufit tak- rail Fk l'"(J it ri k.NT Four-roo- witii MISSIONERS OF Xuw York. nth. bans; blithest (trade; apartment the compiled laws of 1915 a gen- School Boii-To- prices reduced. bath. Modern, 1701-- County SiiperVnrendcnt LILLO COUNTT. j: . 211 phone l.y tnnli'i's who had liouylil if Uli SA LI-- t lil'SeL Soutli brcsdwuy, St. Louis eral election for. the selection of Irene ing "tQ Burke, N. M. MAX building. Missouri FOIt ItENT Albuquerque, GUTIERREZ, reaction S""tli fur HoUBeneepinj? apartment, state and county officers will be Atanacio Hocks during the recent Hrst; go'l any furnished 215 North Seventh. Motitoya, Albuquerque, Attest: Chairman. Liln! uf export-ence- complete. in on the halted the upward (lllshlrss EXt'El'I'IuNAI, onportiialty for d held Bernalillo county N. M. FRED CROLLOTT, temporarily salesmen to sell hlxh-nrnil- e t'OIi ItENT Three rooms una Mon- in Si.oik.Oo or work iu thai wmiunTVlli line sleepms Tuesday next after the first Conn Clerk movement of prices today's of calendars. Write Kmtth-Hee- Porch, Ideal location. Phone I 227.W l; County Clerk, un- buy linlf Interest n Iri'ii'i claim. Co, in November, 1922, which date .1. A. stock market but there was I ml., fur Mrs. Thorn. day Werner, Albuquerque, N. M. NOTICE V' s;n.(-t- f(r ore. Mini r, eaie Iivjinnapolis, terrliury and tend of said tlection is November 7. M. OICKirnFIEl) l'l BLIC i noil biiyiiiK of the coppei .iHl'lllill. refe rences. FOl: liENT-Th- ree Lucy Harris, Albuquerque. AM usually furnished rooms 1922; and that at said election all N. M. ACCOUNTANTS' IiX whic h hiivi" been lugging :a i 7k Ni iXiKA I . es M 5Afe"m-i'oit-I- with .N'o pharos 'Uh s.M.f One r Id riiiwl cuft in k sleeping porch. children. 710 voters will be entitled to behind rest of the list. for a stronu line. Komi com- East Hazel, line. qualified County Surveyor Notice is the ilurthern Arlzei.a, i;,ng excellent prices, vote for their choice for the fol- N. hereby given that tho There were no develop two nf mission, local territory, reliable house, l'"OU PENT Four rooms nlcelv J. Gladding, Albuquerque, State special :iaj', pei.d Inca'.ion: ihe partnerfe fur named viz: N. M. Board of Accountancy of In the trade to ac- ire Iti l0)iv fur act quick. s contract? Write Byrno Pub. Co., nished, private bath, sleaolnr noreli. lowing officers, New mcnls copper Eurupi'; Texas. SOI linKed Mexico will hold examina- count for t'i0 rise. It is a mattei pnstnfflcp Ih)S;11, ritlRylnff, ArU I'y'cr. North Second. Tor States Senator to Rep- Pitt Boss, Albuquerque, N. M. tions for WANTED .Salesman resent New Mexico In Cnlted applicants desiring to of almost general knowledge, how- Ob Al.L. Prnfitalltj Inisiiies, esuib" and distributors; EOI1 RENT Two furnished rooms, for the Three County Commissioners secure the of full line radio ter- Ilffht Stiues Senate-Step- hen degree certified publ- ever, that the Bt.ttistloal position isheU five vo.ars; owner wishes to p.oduets. protected housekeepinc: dtilta. n,. .ini. District No. 1. Nicolas Herrera. ic, accountant on the fifteenth and been nf o'Jicr Intore'as; ritory, factory proposition. Factory Rep- Houth B. Davis, East Las Ve- San Ignacio, N .M. of tile industry ban steadily k-- sixteenth of 1922. pi vol y and a ln- - resentative. Remington ltadlo Corp. HEN T N. M. - November. in the hui-- e surplus bargain. 110" Ht.. roll Furnished apartments, gas, David Armijo, Ranchos de Atris- improving that terview. nililrr-F- pef-tn- f !I5, Al- - Commerce Dallas. Tex. Candidates for examination on hand Hfter the war ice box steam heat. bath. Albuiueroue Hotel, A. A. Jones, East Las Vegas, co, N. M. should of copper iMnl'lcri.iK'. X. .Vf. KXCl.r.sIVE "f side lino salesnielPtij s.-- Sl'lti Second. report to the board at 9 tliere North N. M. District No. 2. Jesus o been reduced and M N K"V i I in small towns. Romero, clock a. m. has larcely u TC, KA N Biiarau-lif- s Alumlnumware, Enam- fOR RENT T. C. N. M. on November 15 at n increase in the buys el iva re. Nicely furnished apartment Dr. Rivera. Chamita, Old Albuquerque. N, M. has been srndnal on la.0(Hi buelieLstii no fur- (iiasnware. Holiday Goods, and with the office of Mr. W. G. act-jn- s wlniut; wonderful Puslness steam heat. Call at 819 East Onr to Kepresei t Bezemek. Logan, domestic demand for the product ther risk: movement of Key Stimulators. '. Ilcprescntative James Albuquerque, President of opportunity T.arfte Central, phone .N w .Mexico In the House N. the board. Room The price of the metal, due to the take 4c.. SI00, etc. Particulars.' commissions paid weekly. obi lower M. 0, Citizens' National build- $j0; established firm. FOR RENT Modern furnisher! apart-men- t, Bank of from Chile mid market lelter fire. Investors' L'ally Eattlo Supply of CongTcss District No. 3. Don Rankin, Al- ing. flood imports t I Is. Mo. steam heated. - Otero-Warre- Albuquerque, New Mexico. South American countries liinde. 04'j Bbis., Kansas City. St. Averill Apart- Adelina Santa Fe, buquerque, N. M. All other M meiits ;os;j North Second. persons desiring to make ap- held around 14 cents a pound i A uri. SALESMEN If you could .ifrer a busb N. M. N. M. has . ness man FOR KENT" "rurnlshed" three-roo-.- n Frank Butt, Albuquerque, plication for these examinations shares f cbl'.W MAN an cneriielic man. MkIi Kiado pencils with his John Morrow, Raton, N. M. will be JUt the nrtiv to ed irntirlirted In (told. In as apartment, two east- - This is to give further notice that furnished leaders be-in- ibvcb'O of salesmen, to sell quantities sleeping porches, A. E. Moon Otto. Santa Fe, N. M. application iriRde Rood p:iine, the Silk small ns a sliurie foss. than I!!J!II-'!- . Phone 169. the following are the places in blanks by to the and Federal Hosiery, tr.'in mill to wearer, 'rhe cheaper .'.".'li'rj ."P""re. Governor of New Mexico of applying secretary Utah, Inspiration line In Anierloa, bar none. he buys his ordinary pencils, so he could EOU RENT Three rooms ami baTh, each precinct where the said elec- the board, Mr. R. D. lot Prompt use them himseif or as an C. L. Hill, Hill, N. M. June. Minlnc: and Smelting preferred, delivery, bit? romni ami bonus pant. advertising for light housekeeping. (itl3 tion will be held: Palms building. Lag Vegas. New 2 Vj Other shouldn't you think you had Call James F. Hinkle. Roswell, N. M. Mexico. each tip points. strong I novelty, f"uthFlrst. at Savoy Hot.) ,.ff,c. Precinct No. 1, San Jose; house I Men a real tile Sales, IJoutenunt Governor were American Smelting, up with experience in the hosiery line proposition? Easy FOR RENT Three-roo- of Lalo Arias. Applications should be In spots . ' biff commissions. Mr. sales man-UK- 'r furnished the Anncond.-!- 2 i : Kennecott. pret. rre.l. AihlrefH 1'aihlonea Hosiery ttobbs, apartment, batli Eufraeio Oallegos, Gallegos, of hands of 2U: up Mrs. lini-i- "o i.Tiurch St.. New York private and sleeping Precinct No. 2, Del Rio; hall the board not later 1 Lindsay l'att;rson. 'Mills, n HPItr iniliianil. C'ullf. City. two-roo- N. M. than up 2; Chino, un and Chile. :p Pirch. Also apartment. 1104 Julian Armijo. November 9. DOKS j::r, to im n. SA I.ESMEN n. u't connect Hintn "ynu North 'Second. , D. 1J. Luna Mrs. Patterson ..' Win .lay Interest you? Gregg, Colurabua, Precinct No. 3, Alameda; house These examinations will b 3"' Lindsay II null it f of KHiisas maiio f'.'.OOO Ret our free samples and particulars. l'OR HEN t Two N. M. held iferchar.disiriK thares were ston-Sale- Tllsh-frrad- c rooms furnished for County, in North Carolina, a Re- lios with Hie Hamilton Heach pencils Imprinted In gold of Max Chavez. accordance with Chapter 181 of Btronsr In of hol- light housekeeping. First floor, pri- Joe ('. Do Haca, Las Vegas, N. M. the expectation heavy is a hard t i er. II. .1. of Texas. or colors with the customer's ad. nt less vate Precinct No. 4, Ranchos de Al Session Laws of 1121, and the publican, putting up fight n. Kelley entrance, porch, yard. 70J North of State by-la- iday trade. May Hepartment Store aw) In nine ('. Whldlfield of than ordinary pencils. Why not make Third. Secretary house of Nicanor Mar- of the State Ac- to the seat in now oays. In A. N. M. buquerque: Bnrd of and Associated Pry Goods break- capture congrei i'Jiioaj?o. S:'4,va in two hours. Twelve Saturday? II. c.reenlhir did it J. DesGeorges, Taos. tinez. countancy. Sled-ma- e Foil RENT Small steam to new records occupied by Representative machines In use t". M. Government: first six hours. show you how. Easy lieatedpatu Soledad C. Chacon. Albuquer- ing through hi;h by ntont . .. Precinct No. 5, Barents; at office W. G. LOGAN, the onlv confederate veteran ten by Sfalier Hotel hundreds sales; hip commissions; quick promo- handsomely furnished.-- Hot que, N. M. for the year. Syslem; water, is) 3 West IWima. ' of of tho President. in in greatest buildings. Our tion to tleneral Agency. Write today apply apart- D. G. Torrance justice peace. Acting Realizing sales Mere directed the house. Inspiring Now Mr. Ilebbs. Sales 2i ment S. Bigsbee, Encino, Precinct No. 6. Los Padillas; at It. D. hook pivefi nil the money making Manager. County, N. M. JONES, principally nKainst the speculative CIU'RCIl ST., NEW YORK CITY. Three-.roo- hall of Clemente facts. Telis how to pet started, what FOR RENT modern fur- Ono .lustlce of the Court Pad'lla. tdvj Secretary. favorites. Studehaker, the princi- success others like ynu have how WANT El- Salesmen. Sell Economy nished Supreme Precinct No. 7. San Antonio; at 2 V made; l- apartment, newly reflnlshed. of New Mexico NOTICK OF pal target, declining points. sows, f'T.OOfi T.'lfi; lor: the profits? are: In fact nnswers ev- T.ln. Calendars, bank Supplies, Xmas Never used by sick. 1001 home of Charles lTK)N TO bet- rough. killing Apply South T!. P. N. M Keip. HOLDERS OIi K TOHY Chandler and Baldwin offered pips, $8.60 w 8.75. ery cnestlon. If you want to b your Orcetlnys. cloth (loods, Stuns.. Walter. Barnes, Albuquerque, Precinct No. 8. Los Griegos; at NOTES Mexican Pe- own boss, send letter or card for More Sum G. Bratton. Clovis. N. M. AM) OTHERS CONCERNED. ter resistance, while Cattle post Specialties, prospective RENT Three-roo- of Garcia. Receipts 2,Dno. Market free book. o on FOR modern fur- A. N. M. hall Jregorio Notice which was down four week-- t obligation. Hamilton customers than for any other line nished J. McDonald. Clayton, No. 9. Ranchos tie is hereby given as fol- troleum, compared with fiiro: Heach MiB. Co.. 700 Drive. Ita-"l- n more sold. .Married apartment with sleeping porch, Precinct nt one recovered all strictly Rapldu the market; easily l?5.on. Call at 4J2 Ono Comtnlssioiier of Public lows: First called points time, choice and prime native beef steers Wis. men. well educcted. (iood commissions South High, phone I Atrisco; at store house of Jose B. partial redemp- Oil im- a nil- tion of four three-quarte- but Standard shares scarce and about bulk bonus, bonus. s- Armijo. and per 1. 1 nfoady; weekly; monthly yearly E A Frederick S'anta Fe cent proved. California rising points (Trad below FOR OvStock. Must K've entire time and furnish FO': RENT Three fur- Mueller, Precinrt No. 10, at Victory Notes, all four and 'j inp choice, unevenly 7.c apartments, .V. M. Escabosa; three-quarte- and New Jersey ?i. to Jl lower with off FOirsAI.Eiuol?",dmTa No. 1 references. Established house. nished or unfurnished. Steam heat, home of Manuel Gutierrez. per cent Victory spots more; Sales- Ec- Justiano Railroad shares, with few excep- extreme ton steers. ribbits. 710 West Peddlers keep off. Manager. hot and cold water. Parkview court. Baca, Albuquerque, Precinct No. 11. at Notes, otherwise known as United of a matured Co.. Iowa Iowa. 502 East Silver. X. M. Pajarito; tions, lost ground. Losses $13.."n; bulk Iomr vea J 3.30: FOI1 SAI.K Habhitts and hutches. 710 onomy Advertising City, home of J. Felipe Hubbell. States of America Gold Notes of rlincs, W. D. 1922-192- 3. or more wero noted In Dela- i SALESMEN wanted for America's most Berry. Abbott, N. M. dis- point western crrassers. jltK-ke- and Suiith Hrondway. WOODLAWN Apartment, four rooms, Precinct No. 12, Albuquerque di- which hear the Sr. Mis line of Special- Gencnil ware Hudson, Lackawanna. .'l.'.c 7, A complete Advcrtisinjf furnished, bath. Attorney tinguishing letters A B C D E or feeders lurcelv to or lovei" I'ot: SAI.E- - fresh row. Pot,l Office siirns. gas. sleeping porch, vision at, Wide Avake gro- F, ?411-1!- ties, leather, cloth, calendars, Call ULU A. A. N. M souri Pacific Dieferred and South r.--i f.Oi-- I b"T 13 $3j per month. East Central Sedlllo, Albuquerque, 1105 prefixed to their serial numbers beef cows and helf. .iroiind phone rulers, yardsticks, cas Battues, etc. Qual- or 201 West cery, East Central: division - Gold. Milton J. Helmlck, ern y.A I.E A cow and a yeur-old- In own Albuquer at Grande having been for the raoiu', CW, common lm ui.mi heifers olf l'Llt Jersey ity goods manufactured our N. hoU'. Broadway designated reactionary. 1'nitcd States Steel more; runners anil cutters weak to .letsey male. P. O. llox 213. plant f,.r ?r. years. Rlitht prices, f.arxe FOR RENT Three-r- .. m mudern fur- que II. and Fast Ti.ieras: division 2 -- A. at purpose by lot in tho manner pre- "B" lji.n.1 nished Thus. S. N. M. common and Tethlchcm drop lot" bulls j l'OR SALE' one draft commissions paid apartment. Efficiency kitchen, Savage, Clayton, Hall. Second di- scribed by the of the lower; laiiieiv teaily; pair :ounir heavy n City and Tijeras; Secretary a each and Cm .1. S421-R- near you being filled now. fcjlart gas. and gisssed-l- sleeping Call Siato AntlUor ping nearly point veal calves most lv Too off. Week's mules, phone p. Nipp. territory 101 porch. vision at Motor Treasury, are called for 1 ?il. salesmen In mer- North Maple. M. Albuquerque redemp- cible N SAI.E- - Pec. Experienced Itilario Delfado. Santa Fe. N. on bulk prices: beef steers. nit Youni7 Jersey cow Just (Jive sales ex- company. Fourth and Copper; di tion Decembej 15, 1922, pursu- sales were 000 shares. sh !. chandise lines preferred. FOR RENT A three-roo- Juan N. N. M, Total 41.', fK.sswio ''',s!-r- o I'lflrke nlnoif lara fur Vigil, Telpa. vision at Max Nonlhaua ga- ant to tho for were i:rassers. perience and references first letter. THE nlshed K. M. N. M. provision redemption ForeiRn exchanso rates tG.Oil'u 7, buichiT .'lie I.E l''reih NOVELTY ADVERTISING CO.. Coshoc- apartment, steam heat and srae Keegnn. Canton, Twelfth and West Ti.ieras. contained in notes and In a stock, .'i. liuin.i... range. No rage. tho tho with most chanses of sn.Tofn n.r.n; cow; nlso fresh Phone 2I04-.I1- . (iaraKe. fis.oo per month, State Treasurer No. raneers rind putters, Jersey. ton Ohio. sick and no children. 610 Precinct 13. Old Albuquer- treasury department, Circular No. Demand ster- T-- West Tijkrus. O. A. N. M. nominal character. J2.S0 ii s.2.' I i FOR "8 x sows v. om 7liV, Matson, Albuquerque. B, vert alv $!i.f0 ? .1. que, division at court house. Old J38, dated April 21, 1919, undei sold .lust and FOR RENT Three Klassed-I- ti W. Corhin. Estancia. N. M. ling under 10.1ri: stockers ai:d nlao Iiuroo boar. f. W. Hunter. P. O WANTED Miscellaneous larRa rooms, Albuquerque: division A, at school which the notes were is- wero box 111 ?4H9-R- fur- M. A. N, M. originally franc checks quoted just W 7 0 0. phone wXNiranfna! reeTiner" .In goTitl sleeplnn porch. Bath, nicely Hieglns. Springer. house. Old Albuquerque. sued. Interest on all the four an.t 6. SO H A nished for housekeeping. Modern con- State In- abovp cents. FCilI I.E Twelve breettlns: does. condillon Phone lnls.,1. "iipcrlntendciit of mhlle three-quarte- Sheep Tlcee'pts S.non Mostly koo( veniences; desirable location. 61S Weal Precinct No. 14. San Ignacio; at cent Victory The house statement some Also thornuirh-bre- d struction per clearing direct. Conitn roil vi-- week with litters. four EXPERT PIANO TUNlNtl $.1.60. James Coal. house of Nicolas Herrera. $ 4,1 npo: Fletn't'.i Olant bucks. 202 1,. N. M. Notes, thus called for redemption, showed a decrease of 80,000 Vn - North Puran. 10:0 West New York, phone Maud Blancy, Carrlzozo, No. and f"o.ijo,. inn,hfi i,rel vear- A mo. Precinct 15, Santa Barbara; will cease on said date:, in loans, discounts and Investments, I174-- FOR RENT New nicely furnished Isabel Kekles. Silver N. M, redemption lines ;op thtee-roo- City, at hall of Archuleta. 1 1 decrease of $'.7.43"i,O00 in the re- sheep OKNK'S OOAT OA RUES' nimH make apartment, bath, screened Mrs. December 5. 922, a sf en dv rio-;n- - o Iinibi--fir,- . WAVTEP- - To buy medium ' size trunk. Hattie Kimball. Estancia. No. lop room for new "Write bar- front end hack poreh. o0r t'cr.-(rn- l. Precinct 1. El Sedlllo; at Notes of the four and serve of member in the fed- stock. for care . pyt N. M. Victory banhs 1, e Reasonable price. Write K fen-tin- t. n.7", lo .!,!. :.() at In - No at Fns: house of .laeobo Baca. three-quarte- rs eral reserve bank and an Increase boll;. gains breit docs and tloe kids. A. H. .TMiirriRl Apply ;.' One .Member or tlie per cent scries, ".or, rl!l'K : 11.00 Suvai-'e- T'ompton. Calif.. TI. 2. Corpcrntlon Precinct No. 22. at S447.OO0 In f. V surfi-ce- t I.aTijera; the letters of in the reserve the 1 o.r,o:' :,l' AVI I'iK Hors uM 'oiiiinlssion house of Jose bearing distinguishing rane ;oi t'eivlerj AT f'I'l: Kw iss'Toseinu:. ; '' IWK-.- Dominguez. of O H I J K or to bank's own vaults. Net demand .1 new. reasonable. Phone Pleasant A,. Mill. N. M. L, prefixed their elnsttiff bulk. S ,.',t'i. 1 :.T.". best buck Tad of C S. O.. No price Kspanola, Precinct No. 23, San Antonito: fepo'-it-s decreased $14,562,000. 12.",0; sire after p. til. " CAPTERlNGr; Bonifacio serial numbers, are not In any handy fed Wet her- - '1"00 Aiessarulrii. N'o 1101: dam Jessie .lane.. FOIt ODD JOUS and Contract'woriircall Montovu. Bernalillo at ball of Francisco Trujillo. reserve totaled $509,975,-00- No wXNTKtvstmiitt furnished apartment. 1 ; - w. .V. 'M. manner affected hy this call for "15.55: rood ps-e- 2tat of llancho &7. sn Precinct No. 2fi. makln.tr a in reserve of ivethovs .ornunrl close In WllllnR; to furnish one room. W. fi Albuquerque; and will become duo deficit SI. SO; S HO milker from the best. Pure bred. $:i: HOOFS or on new. - Green. Albuquerque. N. M. redemption bonvv to;i fVft. !. 30: Plume 17ir,-W- . , repaired put reasoli- division nt Brtdgeman Elec- as ex- t" T T. Wells. Old Albunucr. eiiu-v- . and as to on $4.0Sfi.21O compared with choice grades, mop, .eor. waters, pnone Three Iteprescnliitives lYtim the tric Co.. 102 divi- payable principal handy weiffht hind upward one nbone rifl-V- 'Fit A NHFRIt and work dore. Harvard street; 20. cess reserve of $51,170,020 last, to FOIt WALL dec- Third District. Iternnllllo May 1923, according to their $7.75. reasonable rates Vt A. Orlffith. I!'.' PAPEK. painting and County sion at Salter Tire Co., corner week. call 2102-R- . E. to the New Mexico . terms. Second detailed informa- LOSTAND East Iron, phone 1070-- orating, C Da'U. Legislature-- Walter and Central; division FOUNDTJ 82u South Third, Prlmltlvo Du- - tion as to the and I new Candelarla, tos at McAdams store 1116 presentation TSonds. Tenvr. BliNi'H of k's. Return for reward to WANTED To buy rarloo pinto grocery three-quarte- I.ihrTty Tlenver, Nov. 4. Tic- - PAINTING Paper and kalsom-tnlng- ; ranes, N. M. KaRt surrender of four and 4. Tattle Fred Crollott. beans, r.lve best price. F.O.H. your hanging Central: division at New York. Nov. Llhertv rnirtto 1 rtOA Tit , , . all work guaranteed, b. W. Sidney M. Weil, per cent Victory Notes for re- ' I. OCT Bunch of In station. Joe D. Shepherd. Kusscllvllle, SOU Albuquerque Christian church, corner bonds closed: second ''"" keys or around Owens, South Edith, 1344-- IN. . Broadway Is S'Ss, $101.20; , f- phone M. under this call steers. JB.OO n ,2o cows ,l,r"- f(l4-J- . Arkansas. and Gold: division demption given 4b, first $99.24; sec- and Finder please coll at Kent $98.90; 4U. n.7r.: M Rf'.A IN STORE at S15 'South PAINTIVO, paperhanglng and kalsnmln Herman Mohr, Albuquerque. SI 7 West in treasury department circular. 4 er, jR.nncf calvs, I.OT Krersharp pencil, between post-offl- AXBA Ing. All work C. building, Gold avenue; ond Vis, $99.00; third 4Mb, S.00; bulls a. will nay the hiehest nrlees for guaranteed. George N. M. No. 299, dated July 20. 192V, 4 Vic- S2.nnfi no; Blockers!.) and Hartley shop. Reward. Call First, Morris. 1410 North division nt Buiclt garage. $99.20: fourth Ms, $99. I seeond-han- shoes and Eighth, phone Los- be 2; and feeders, S4.r.0(Ti 7. IT.. "t shop. your clothing, 2.1J0-- Anastacio Griego, Glegos, and Gold copies of whicli may obtained Vic- Bartley ST.S. Fifth avenue. tory 44s (uncalled). $100.30; niomhs-c"l- d" furniture Phone N. M. from 4 Hoirs Ttecelpta 7f)0. Mnrket LOST Airedale doit, nine I WANT to Precinct No. 28. Atrisco; at the Treasury Department. tory 'is (called), $1 00.04; U. S. WANTKD to loan on first you Investigate my low prices Dennis tteady to 10e hiuher. Tap. $135; Answers to name Mickey. Return Money on any kind of a Chavez, Albuquerque, house of Pedro Aranda. Division of Loans and Currency. $100. 0C. 1?1S The of the principal building proposition N. M Re- treasury 4U, bulk. JS7.7StT'R.1o. Forrester. Reward. security vou have in A. K. Bunga-lo- No. or any Federal our first e nnslderatlon. .1. D. Keleher, view. Palmer. Precinct 34. Chillll; at hall Washington, watch-nakln- 1768-W- . Jose N. Rlieop Tteeelnte nnn. jr.nrk.et LOST One black Hrlp containing 410. Builder, B.nc 41, city. Phone Jordi. Albuquerque. M. of Anastacio Gutierrez. serve Bank. js !I1 West 5old, phone ' Uxclianjre. La ml . PI M.'flil: tools. Return to Room 9, El-- r to WORK w.Vk County Sheriff - A. W. MELLON. 4. ex- steady. j'orfjc l"'W'OUI.rJ-llk7- itet in touch with NEW ur alterations; all Precinct No, 35, Duranes; at New Vo.k, Nov. in Hotel - Foreign J4.nfiW.ti. 25: feeder ."lambs' end receive reward. guaranteed;, estimates fri-e- make T)Iek Lewis. Albuquerque, N. M. school house. of the Trenauiy. de- etfw. " " ' ' toncher for lessons to bepinner. rill Secretary change irretmlar. Great Britain 12 r.o. tVil,l tiersoii. who uun banjo very close figure on a ion In Felipe Zamora, Ranchos ae B. A. 00-d- $i2.nof , J picked up Call :7. or write to Harry Highland! This is to give further notice McKlNNEY, mand. $4.4 5 cables. $4.40 H: on at I'ottafte or !7E3-- B. by i: west side of Isleta highway on runrlnrtam. Methodist ftanr.tnrltim. Heights. Phone E John- Albuquerque, N. M. ' proclamation .hat the foregoing Governor. Federal Reserve BatiK bills on banks, $4.41!. France Kansas ' ' "I 1, please return to 121 West son, 610 John. I'rolmte C.86'4: Cjtv, ''"I'trnl end reward RIIIS CT.E.XNINO Judge jaxe the names of the candidates forj of Dallas, Texas. demand, cables, 6.87,i. Kansas City. Nov. 4 S."D'--! recejve liCoa CLEANED $2.80 4.1 9 1.a ; 4.20. ftV 918 Italy demand, cables, of Cattle Ull.l. the person who took dark blue Mattresses renovated. $3 50 up. Furni- pai'tment AijricuRHrc'j. - with Belgium demand, C.40U; cables. Receipts 4.800. For week: Beef (oaf- ray fur rollar by mistake ture repalrerl. parked. Awning work. 6.4 1. from llefKhts' auditorium return 60H-- Germunv demand, re- - please Porch curtains. Phone Ervln .01 .01; steers, stock cows and heifers!' to; w, York cables. Holland demand. to 25c lower.) steers. Beddlnif company. ".9.12: de- steady Top' 3 A DAT cables. 39.17. Norway $13.10: tdie weak to 25c DRESSMAKING. KODAK FINISHED TIMES IS. 24. Sweden demand. fat stock Remember. eatlstactton (rnsranteed mand, canners stoudv 1 tie. z. 26. 8.". OS. lower; lo lower; SBWI.Nf! l.y day, or at home. Phone Send your flnl.. t a reliable estab- lienniark demand, 20. H-.- -M rr bulls 10c to 15e lower; cnive3 75c lished firm rteturn pounce pa' Switzerland demand, IS. 33. Spain 1 to 1 lower. FASH ION A til. OOWNS and ladles' mall orders. Manns Hnnna. Ine demand. 13.25. Greece demand. . Fos N'ws 1.90. Poland .00 Hogs Receipts 4.500. Market 2SP"uth Walter, phone lOT-J- rommerclai pbotnrraphers. demand, a;. active to NOTICK. Czechoslovakia 3.10, pncktjrs, fully steady. HIOMSTITCMINO ?nd pleiln Phone demand, Hulk 1S5 to ".I-J- . room 9 Melinl and flower garden work 30.25. llrnzll building Myrtle Fur lawn demand, 7.8."i:8.0,"i: top, ?S.1ii; tiKht liiflite 'cvert. Ten cents yard. call A, Polil. expert gardener, or leave 11.37. Montreal, $1.00 address at Incise or call mornings be- mostly $7.75 fr 7.S0: bulk of p.tlos. ..KMSTITCHIXCJ, Jo cents per yard, at 7 fur-- , A 6 to GAS fore 7:30: Trees INSTALL J7.C.3 Madame Itose evenings g.05: tmckin.ii sup, n, .7.i)0ii. Dressmaking shop nlshed and blunted. ill P"Uth Edith tlKAlIS '7.15; stock pigs around 23c lower, State hotel, over Braey's cafeteria. hulk $7.40fi 7.75.. n.EATINO. accordion, side and box: WANTED Asrents. Sheep Receipts 1.O00. Market mill orders. N. Crane. 21 North Chicago Board of Trade. seventh. Crane Apartments, phone 314 AGENTS 1'iv" perfumi", liniment, hair for week: Fat lambs 25c to 50c In maklnK Chicago, Sow 4. Wheat recov- - II KMS'I'TtT'H rNiX"done 'pniiiTpt'ly-- ilreoBlnjr. Mney proposition. ' the (.'heiiucal Co., New ered some of ,, A.. A . tiest munm-r- 10c VrIto quick. Dcihg F.'iday's lost ground .i.,' porsililc price per Orlen .r. 117 Ooid. 7tw-- n!. lialf h"ur the sho,'Maround low.-r- ' i, yard. phono Singer HEATER 25c lo IMIa TO eves C M; Alii:: NTS Keller. KEEP doirr rhioe Womierrul profit session todt.y on week end cover-- 1 (".oiipuny $fi.notfj(!.60; feeding sheen and' every (Vn j r na leu. Deliver on epo tng, Induced bv advices of resumed , -- Mlf lamh (l.a.;K.. w.ak to .-- loner. FOR SALE Ranches. Ucersft nnnert'spary Pnnipla fre. buying for Corn and oats 8. W. Pico. LOB An export. T'OiL K.VD1-- tn aion. Ffictry followed wheat for the most Kive acr r,itlf. part. Fiuitvale. paved road; fine grape elM although the latter did not respond PRODUCE r chicken ranch; easy terms tn "right AUKNTS HrSTI.KHS t'AN EAIIS as readily to bullish sentiment. parly. IJhone 6:;;,.nr apply room 15 Kirwt weekly. No ( neeesflHry. 7"1 ftftF-- No houee Suec-s- aseureit. E Closing prices were down to ;itinnal hunk, or Kaiita Fe. rati?sir.fe'. 'ic IiO. tiirt-- ACMU YOUR anil 10ME on I'ree COZY 1c whe.'tt munplis up with December China no, Sow i. Mar- KA N1J t; fuur acres, en II rely Ion ceil i r,uUc:r five-fo- i'ii.. ?VM ll.lu-T- to $1.15U and May poultry wire, s ket IiltfluT. i. 4So: llrev.-iri- $1,141 to Croanicvy oxtf mile w.?st f Hnrolas AiiK.N'TriVell Loiv-ti- direot. $1.14: 'ic to 'ic up CGUfi 4 Or: j 4.'J hrklge; on corn, and to firsts, oxiri f rstn, ho nt. p. three ecreene'l o New serire inul itluli.'itn inmlele. Wo unchanged 'ic wi 4 '' ( ' cliL-K-- rlell'-c-r- down on oats. 'a c. MAronun. ii j t,' w..tt-- in hme. pa rape ami I'ermnn-ri- t, bualnes Provisions finished Standard?, 4:i1c. hnuaes: chickens and tur- - eslulillshf.,1. ...rtla 1 rock Co.. 7c to 20c higher. EpS Market vrvjho.risej. He- -' nlfo farninire: n?rnis. Call t.wn r !ytn, Ohio. Wheat was without leadership lpt.iMKN'" SD.nO for coipts 4,.i3S m"1 W anil lrlB you cur. ninke sonic time following the steady Poultry-Ali- vr, to M0. 00 rlally oKlribntink' our THIS WINTER lower. FnwN. 1i and it was ninr-ke- t MATTRESS RENOVATING lio.iks iih tiffets opening anybody's !. , i iimniimi until of for- u'k spriiics. riio.i".TS, J. l atuJ No ne. Wiite insistent reports ::,",(.; ivji';t?ci-.- teiiomjo. f.Co up. experience opiotry. toilay He; turkeys, i.artk-ulnrs- eign ga.Ve tho bulls a lie. Furniture rei.nirir.g. Aunlni? trorll. for l'u I'lite Co.. inquiry slisht Polatoos l- about -- of M;tr!:.'t ilnil. Jlctlpts Fil- oleariin. I'lione SSfl-- Krvln Bed-H- !'J7 Tyler St.. Kt. I...uis. Mo. advantage the liddlo the 83 cars. 7 ,1 s.lfi session. Cash Hulk, TuiiTNT l.i'.fltii. Out- We hav e for ev prices were lower, sarkoil SOfff a heater in home. We advise with the basis tibout roiiiiil whitcH. fit free. Cnph or credit. Sulee In ev- gas ery purpose your unchanged SEc cwt.: Miniif'H'iUi TYPEWRITERS, hltrh-rlns- s line, of and tho first in sicked Uetl ery home f..r our bulces futures river f.ihios. lldc: lml',;. S.it'.T r VPKWUITCKj Ail makes overhuuleil I'ooil l'roduots. H"Hi'., brought forth ma- for to now of adet;uate offering's Sot: cwt.; Xnit!; !.,';: kiit.t s:trl;oi.l and repaiterl Cilibnns for cvfery Toilet. Article, eto. Write 'toilay you purchase one the three gas .heaters Radiant Heato, until New York Mm pro.l-ui't- reported a million Hoil river filii.,s. i.'.f'i 9di owl chine All'uquernue Typewrt r Es Atolicj Maklni; Plnn. and a half bushels of ''''"'.re nhniif "'?. T" SnM'l rnnrfo S1SS American lilil-- wheat order- sacked round whit. s. 7 7, , Soe Co. ed for Greece sriles Ohio. Clariv. Jevvel Sunbeam We and "cattered Dakota racl-.e:- K'trlv uliio.-i- . WANTED Ranches: and the Detroit Jewel. have selected these of Manitoba. The declines In for- TOfn N0e cwt.; South. Dak. Ma I.alk vT markets . AM' to hear from tnvlier luivliikf farm PERSONAL. eign offtxt the Athens round .No. 1. i!3-.'- uliites. T.'c cwt. for eale: lowest niakf-r- order to some extent but in the niye pirtlculars and UK A si IKI.lv lie watt'M three heaters for each one is used for a different loo... ,lon. I. HIl'K. New Mexic movt'fl to 1)0 South 1 i)Tl. purpose. last hour ' the shorts came in for Kitnsts liitni.u a Wr-.,- lli. 4'!iy. 't lilin Music for ail evening up buying mid pushed till K'an-a- a Vnv. t. V.KtW iUMr;(7s''1IannonyF)f. deliveries for rallies. I'itv, WELL CONTRACTOR. (itrcariioriB. C II. Jit in'H, jiiaiiatjcr. sharp The Market lo liiciier. FhsMs. 41r. 9 .T. market sentiment is divid- phon 67 on sharply an,j jHinifiy, niieliaiiKed. UKI.I.H lillll.l.Iili. driven uml repaired, ed thp fundamental position of nil in !? J p. Woiiilns. ttil. towers from Snntn V nffice. A If IIF.2-II- acrori have If fire- wheat, with about equal aggres- Vni York Cotton. I'.'t Wei Miirhle. phone , you a have no For warmth in siveness on either side. you quick Now Sow I. fu- N Y u- '.. cITi Fluctuations In corn wero York, Cotton PROFESSIONAL CARDS." MO E UA('KKuavB Tuka, v7 within tures closed Htrtm.T. (;0fl I'.looa VrU:e '2. T'artfr-ular- Bee. $2.' IS' ' Trihlr(. narrower lituitn than in A At- wheat .lan.. $23. "0; .Mart'!:. ?2 l.C' ".iav' ITtlltN froe. Weldi Mv1tc!ii Co., room with fair - $- place support dcvclopin- on the - 1.74 ; Julv. IVII.MON AM) W1IA4IN. ii n t a. ia. any breaks: but in the main V wheal makt-r- , movements Attoroeyn, BRASFIKLt). the wateh will fix Tou will want one of the handsome You can still enjoy the warmth and The little ruled also in corn If the Itlsli had free- - n""ms ,5' ' ':r"mwt" Building your wu tciien unci clocks tar muni nil portable Heato gas stove any more 'l""1 lir.a-.- Iiadlant Gas where the mixed ., i n -- Phone prtc-j- . ami insure tlinn fur one yenr Jlcato Heaters, that eive of , a in or the Clark Jewel Gas Sunbeam feeling quickly ilum .. nwino u ,iiiu-- i.:uUHI...i.i KUr hospitality hearthside any checked movements either wav oil Wvp. Coin triliia PHVWH'IAVS without l'urtlipr ongt, no Smith Third. all the. comfort and satisfaction of an room heater will give you warmth and the bulk of the Record. ami rnr,nJ through the use of a Detroit trading. UK. 8. I.. GaTxsTON KS Unprovptl nt (or flrfl comfort. The Clark Jewel Sunbeam UliRTON. bloii-Ac.- r open ths rlirt, Biijoke or Jewel Gas Heater. The Detroit Jewel Provisions sold in OlNfanei of flic Stuniaeb catarrhal inflamTiiatinn of prntl heater is in the reflector type and Blon house untl ducts nssoolnto'l Vvltlr buyinr;, steadvp,,lIiok Suite S Burnett Uulliilnn is noted for its asbestos back. reflects tho heat out into room. 15'K.klf-- t fn-f- Write I'n. the markets, a firm ciiHh demand and CHIROPRACTORS. M today. I, UK. AKIiAKKT CAKTWIIMillT, VRddoclc. Box XI 2ftt, Knnmn i'itv, Mo. reports of n brighter outlook for i K. I'. CARMKN. Ileslilenea 1123 Bad Central 4'lliroliriu-lle- export sales. j Phone 671. MONEY TO LOAN; prifiOB: 1" MKll '.'0 Aruitjo Ili.llillnu. floKlng j UK S. IAHi.KskKET.8, - U loan nt first nnri wage Wheat Dec. S1.15'-:- I.1I.MV . , ?0,y0D jrav SI'AH 411111 I.I.MS Oleolithli- I'iiyalclun downtown H. A, C. care Purchase now of The Hi.le. Ph. 8S1-- or 1:D-- rperly. on account the fuel for heaters of 11.1414; July. 1.04?i. ..renKe 'oiortil ears Ktik. Kir ntljtenHank Mornlnp? .Tournnl, situation, gas Corn I.'et;., .Mac, fl ant liutto onJ Hot Kurlngs, X $S'.i?; CMic M. MONEY" TO LOAN On watohriT July. 7"it-'- . Heel nil irairn at Etigle. Iwivlni F.yr. I Mr, Nom ud Throat. Hot 2u kui' and eprythliiK valuaUlr at.s 42 Kprlum at II a. in und I:3n p. in Carneti Pbonu , in Dec, c; May, 41?ic; Building. tit Mr. TI. Marc-ug- VI 3 kind are unusual demand this season. Julv. S9V.'.(. OMeet uum flrmm. beat Dam cara "H Offle Huura Flrat; every tha Dem line. We own tn 11 a. m. 3 t m MONEY '6 vn dlainondi, watchen S: drlva ..ur cara I and I p. l ard .fan.. I? May, $10.15 lTrtte for reawrvallona at ..ur and B"'d jpwplry; llbpral. reltfltde, ccn Itllift Jan.. 57. H e;ietti m. Dowrrr Cn.. fflR V fCFFTCIt.N a N RMCiK. Prepi iKHT'iH fllntlo) Jpwflrv 1' H' Ktonthlc I'liyslclan and Surjrfon C'ff MONKY. TJaTikem FprlnitaN SI 7 B94 Vndpr W. Oold Phone Svtttem. ppr rent toana ma ba bpih-n- LIVESTOCK AIOii.iiierfii,.-atii- r I nr farm prnpprty, to nuv. build i!AH V M. D. city To I'lioa tltetlll;;r(iKItoiTfll W. M. SHERIDAN. Improve, tr pay IndpntPdnpna. nankr Pepiisi Co., Gaa Elpctrlo Bldn Clilrniro. Love a- - m. Kfaprva j jcl Practlcp MmitefJ to Tnvpr. Coin. CKlca-'o- , Nov. 4 (17. P. Dep.irt-Tiin- t Artl SI 3D a m. liUMTll - CltlXARV lIMiASH-AM- ) I.ee e ,.J2 :tii u rn. of Airrlriiltiire). Mors rte l eave DI8KASI Of THK SRI SALE Furniture. 8 000. 12. Jo p m. U in JFOR relpt Mnrket ttenerallj Arrive- a iti-- m. HNermni f.tntrn(nTv ('nnnprtlun p. Cltlren- - - NSfl rUKMrUIIH reualrlnir. Awning worli & to P.ulk 150 A Hnnk lllrla I'Ikiik- ntparlv stroiiR. to In l 8'JC-- Gas .hoqorrutie (Iteiili J'oreh Plione Co p) urlAln. Ervln Electric nversECn. SS. 4008. CO; Kooil ...Arrive... I n0 V m Pedillnir Albuquerque compunj'. 2J0 to 300-doii- Panta fa. eave... 4 In p m F. BAKES. M. D. nverage mostly F 0. FOIl BALE Ono dining ruom ulie .BBtr-8.6B- ton IS.fir,: fnnta Amu,, .13 (t p. in table, packins a. m. UlseHH9 0f tbe UUsaen Fitted nlca Led and aprlnga, una drop-hea- d $ 7 K,Pn'l Arrive. ..11:15 lye. gowft mostly .25 7.C0; a. m. Offtc removed to 114 N. Sec- ginger aewlnr machine, on Aitmlnater S r. p!i l.eava. "AT YOUR SERVICE" trons. S . 0 &, 8 5 ; estlmuted I ARK TO SAVA FK UM ond nt. Ground floor. Phone M2. rug. ;..3 Nnrth Artm. Phone 98 holtiovor, 2.000: heavy weight. ' FUJI NAl.K liul'ttl, eunililnatl.iii deck 2l S ll" mi ilium Aeislit. S.40 Albuquerque H.aoqu.rlera - Itlngllnn DR. W. T. MURPHEY und lioolivuK,,. lnlrr-ir- ij.,uble. Iron bd. l 2,0 - HurM lo,( J.r.3: liuht iiflit. S.Sf. fi S.f.0; Av.. ;'',', w"( ra" I'raclh c.. MmiKHl to Tulicrc.ll: lrn pillows.. !:.. nir. elMi ,,t i.. i.'nilir liRlit MkIiIk r t &U0. teis Henry, Ken. fs.;7,(' x.:,ti; nnekins Santa iia nta iJarjjLtt BLiiUllni Phono K.lxnr Toe ST. 'JO i'uun ' ne.ly, Alln und popular fic- hows, iuiuoth, 0; packing Uooery. Ziz. iluuff: 10 to 12 a.m.; 2 to u p.m. tion, Uieap. S(!3 North Kourili. 'i

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November 5, 1923 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1

Em a Wnaid I lm ' Tel Mlrei SSHTUE ID) ADV E1TISEME1TS

8 HOME SITES 8 KINGSBURY'S KOLUMN IX FOURTH WARD Martin's for This Ranch for 1 MR. INVESTOR One, Just off of ave Van & Johnson Specials Thirty Days We Central FOR RENT have a close in property that White-Brick-St- nue and two 5ust or: of Luna Week can be remodeled ucco A Handle real estate and insur- Only. into dandy SNAP boulevard; best location in the rent- We Seven-roo- m at tow if de- ance In any and all parts of the furnished house, have secured a listing on furnished house on apartments cost, or, 5 rooms, Fourth ward. SEE U9 TODAY. for $25 month for only this for Eleventh sired, can be converted into busi- basement, garage, ACKERSON city. ing per ranch thirty street, furnace heat, GRIFFITH $1,500; small payment down, days and at a price of $4,500. garage, $75.00. ness property. The location is heating plant, maple, floors 7 siy.e rooms, modern, n good REALTORS HIGHLANDS balance like rent. We give you our word that you Five rooms, glaBsed fur- Ideal for garage, filling station or throughout, firppiace, built-i- 120 S. St. 414. porch, features of the enst built- - Fourth rhrme Four-roo- brick furnished, A new home; three rooms with can't beat it In the valley. Lo- niahed, furnace heat. High- apartments. Extra large lot. The very best, ftirnscs heat, fireplace, water cated close on price is very conservative. Let's front, on paved street, in th? large lot and good garage; sleeping porch, hot heat, in, paved road. lands, $52.00. beat ' built-i- n For talk it over. locality in the city and In features, pood porches, $4,350. features; priced right appointment call for Mr. $1,000.00 to Loan, can be FOi SALS will go this week; easy Hodges. Phone 657. Shelley-Brau- bought for $500 less and "e want to borrow $1,300.00 n Co. than cost. clothes closets, (nil size 88800 8 room frame bungalow, modern, The Biggest Littie Office terms. Franklin & on a new modern lnrge E Company adobe, ' Realtors fireplace, oak floore, two eoreened Brand new house; rooms extra 122 H, porches, East Central. in hot water Realtors security good. W. Gold. Phono 223. Chas, Roehl lot lawn, garage, chicken fs.ooo s Albuquerque with sleeping porch, room brlclc bungalow, mod- hardwood Insurance, Loans, Investment J. D, ern, 4th en ear (BOS 240. W. Gold heat, fireplace, Keleher, Realtor Phon 640. Real Estate. ward, lino; cash, Phone SH built-i- n 224 West Gold Avenue. housn anil yard. balance Ilk font floora throughout, 211 AV. Gold Phone 410 OPPORTUNITIES Second and Gold. $8,800 white stucco bungalow, features, garage, located in This property Is In a good lo- mod . hardwood floors, good baee-men- t. Fourth ward. The price is For Shopmen or Investors. and can be lor furnace, garage, sidewalk, lawn; terms Two-roo- to cation bought mar Luna Boulevard. right and easy, house, convenient If ws ac- National Investment Co. S- 75 ; only $5600 get quick Itooo. 4 room, adobe, white stucco BUILDING LOTS modern house with FOR SALEMitcclUnftoui. shops; $73 down, $13 per A lo- tion. look will convince attractive, lot, Realtors A month. bungalow, modern, very A In Luna sleeping porch, large I.TO 'ixo'phV.n'e'S0-J.n"- r you. breakfast nook, fireplace, large glassed beauty district $925 cated in Fourth ward. It's a Insurance All Kinds. Two' rooms and porch, convenient Good lot on 1606-J- . sleeping porch; furnished; Highlands, N. Thirteenth $750 snap at $4,750. Real Estate QI'INCES. Phone to ihopg; $500; $75 down, $15 per 3( D, T, Realtor one-ha- lf block from Central, In olty Nice lots in Albright Moore FOR BALE Base burnet 211 South month. Kingsbury, limits. A, L, Martin Realtors 907-- Add $360 Co,, List Tour Pronertv- With TJ. mgn. Two rooms and Phone 310 W. Gold, tome rood bays In buelness property. porch, convenient Nice lots in Terrace Add., 238 W. Gold. Phone 136 W. Gold. Thono S3 V(tal coal to Lot and bnueea Ha H parts of the city, 20!i - sLEHra heater, large at::. shops, corner; $650; $100 only f . $430 uuug Die, down, $20 per month. fasten0 A. FLEISCHER, IvtMor Choice lots in University F03 "ALEsii-uol- e Aoora range. 116 Three rooms and porch, conven- Ftre, Accident, Aotonaeblle latafuce, Heights $360 up ient to shops, $1,000; $100 down, As Long As It Lasts Surety llowdo, jVeaiajo. I NEED MONET HOME '1'r'v BODPT'S MILK.! BEST IN TOWN fou per montn. PHONE Xe. tit . rrartb Street, rboae to If have Two 520 loan; you any you Large front porch. Recep- cottages, furniahed and rent wish to loan let me have it WANTE- D- tion ea. Doth Includlner $10.00 Per Load hall with coat room, Large phone 1005-- furniture, foe to have your winter clothes re- and I will place it for you, living room with French doors TT. - $1,850; $400 down and $55 per A Better Orads $15.00. right now. Would you like a. pleasant, to save business will dining room, which is also Anirteeniri. modeled and rellned and FOR SALE R, profitable that a nice sized room. A splendid investment (Of about McClughan, Realtor a nice Income if Butler's Foil SALE Good soft coal proposition 1,000 feet) expense of new clothes. Business and for yield properly pantry between room and heater. for some one who would all property sale; 204 W. Gold. Phono 442-- J We have openings dining 2,r South Vln.h buy Call with for quick terms; managed. kitchen. Side porch off din- auu rent mem. Wagon Cleaning and pressing $1.25. bargain, sale;, in several New Mexico and room. FU,l tLKTM,rte" "'e: half price; for particulars, address Owner, towns ing Kitchen is a large nchejilnna;. call 1231-- McMillion & Wood Terms Cash Arizona for city circula- room built-i- n Bos L, care of Journal. with features, and fOR SALE-ll- eed METER A METER, tion representatives. To qualify has doors baby huKvT Insurance, roans. Realtors, leading to side porch, aooocorilition. Phone 23JS-- 30 West for one of these openings a basement, and to service Gold. 8z 11 West Central Avenue. FOR SALE man must be able to furnish a porch McKinley Land which leads to servant's quar- .torybooka;ji9 North Fourth. a $3,300 Absolutely new, bank reference as to financial ters. There Is both a front Lumber Co. We Call for and Deliver. "THEY SATISFY" white stucco adobe, modern, responsibility. and back stairway to second la a sure 'nuff fact when you with hardwood floocs; $1,700 Applicants must be willing to story where there are residence town as- three Former Owner Albuquerque, New Mexico. speak about cash, $1,800 in three years. establish in bedrooms, one dressing room, Lost $3,000 New to. This Tt- S -- HOBBS QUALITY CARS white signed proposition plenty of closet room, Pf Bat verai built-i- n fea- will hallway, cotiniiti net Money Come in and look them over and stucco bungalow, not appeal to floaters or nice bath room and linen closet. history hook. 919 North HELP one who is Fourth. WANTED. you'll say tures, hardwood floors; $600 any not willing to House is brick with hardwood nOOFINO That's the reason I can AIN'T TRUTH? $25 monthly. make a modest start with sure floors sell Male. IT THE dv; and steam heat. There EESjJWsnteed work. Phone 1194-- J. this at such a bargain price. BERNARD A, SLEYSTER We buy them, rebuild them and $2,000 cement block, possibilities of owning, a nice, Is also a double IT'S A WAN'TKD A milker. Phuno 2818-R- garage. All BEATJTT sell them. duplex house, completely fur- profitable business in S months situated on in nerve Tou should All Kinds of Insurance. LABORERS 13.00 to paved street the iiarsigitjp,,,,, , sit in a car under es2s per day on the Main Stem. nished for 2 families; $300 time. Apply to Fourth ward. ,, Its or on REAL ESTATE, I uooa woman cook, iso per month. Em Right -- ''ng.tovevlarg. pergrola its front porch down, $25 monthly. A Bargain at "Phi- and lia South Third Street. nwymem Agency, no south Third. Hobbs IVfotor Co, $10,000.00 mw a a t ti- rrr - enjoy th most beautiful $1,750 frame house, Circulation ""t-olai- e WANTED Young man for Manager Wm, J, ,n unsets. The mountain view at Phona , 1 traveling clr Look Our close Leverett, Realtor 1 mum Be for Advertisement. in. Lowlands; $50 down, First! V"y South the is most cuiawun worK. good eaiee- Phone 110 WW "a,"""". east, baautifut also. man. Circulation Manager Morning $23 monthly. Albuquerque Morning Journal. 3l old The location of this adobe .ioumai, $3,000 Good farm house, new, City Office, University Heights UfrBUr w,;h"" clook. Insured home Is idea!, 308 Harvard WANTED Experienced ealeeman, muet A FINE HOME alfalfa, ten minutea from post-offi- Development Co. Third. '" by Er"ia. HO South avenue. New and to OWNER SAYS SELL! apeak English and In with five minutes ready Spanish. Apply 3 S car, , move, into. five-roo- miles from city; room stucco FOR hAI.l-- Two 15- - -- This is a swell Fine m person. Julian Dreyfuss company, lit from shops. one u, home modern home, : Steprrene rifle. and a See p,urm f irst. noupe; large porch, garage, out- $4,200 close In, 615 South Broad- - . bargain. It furnished, hardwood finish, heat, house, INSURE TOUR HOUSE AND ivny. todaj-- For bullt-l- n BE 0 buildings, 23 acres fine orchard. s sals at less than it a detective, weekly; travel furnished, on $1,000 Fojent-Rfiom- with Board r.' - features, large porches, corner; CAR rnn ten-ro- ean bs over On of TODAT kit riv reproduced. Cash or The-pric- world; experience unnecessary, account failing health will dryZ. roods splendid location, close in. cash, balance monthly or year- ROOM AND counter k ,,.. terms. American Detective 401 Lucaa, sen all or 2417-R- -l With BOARft, fe a week. 611 Agency, part. Phone ly. South the inducement; termsv ti. i,ouie. or 348. P. O. Al- - Broadway. Box 193, Old $1,000 2 acres, North Fourth Hogrefe & Fanning Owner J. r. GILTi MEN wanted to for Firemen FOR RENT Room," ana board It de-- . rabbit Zapf, qualify ouquerque, M. 5 e W. Gold. i Pbone 770. 32.1 I. street, minutes from postof-fic- SIS! j Phone 7S. aired. Close In. Phone 20C6-- ,aKen Second and GohJ. W. Central. - 710 West " Transportation furnished. Write V,'. Bog- with car, east front, $100 REAL ESTATE KOOM and board. Homey Phones 640 or 1444-- St. J.OUIS. atmosphere. cash and monthly payments. 201) North High, phone 32SI-W- . MKN 17 to 6&, unnecea-eary- Age experience Real ?OR RENT For gentleman one llama," Travel: make Inveatlga-tUne- Estate .Exchange only, U secret FOB SALE By owner. A moat deslr. oed On aleenlnff inrc 1!07 East FOR QUICK SALE reporta. Salaried: exDeneea. Amir 409 Wct Avenue. RENT- """'-"-rMin medium lot en East Silver. Copper FOR - Rooms. i elte base Four-apartme- S Iran Foreign Detective Agency, 489, Bt. ?H10-- Telephone urr.8r' Cell 1415 A house, of FOR RENT Southeast n at Weet PEERLESS RECORD l.oma. FOR RENT Room. 120 So.lt1 Walter. :glasse(l-I- porch ej'sp. rooms and store-roo- FOR Two-rno- and board suitable for two. J14 There Is reason modern, 17 to 65. tAl.E nouae. furnished, FOR North a why everyone to close MkS Age Experience unnec if RENT Several reenne, untarnished. 34 ap.e. Applee for or oook- - in; brings $155 rent; easy make secret cheap taken at once. Inquire 1315 124 South I..... eating whom we have rendered our $G.5uo. essary. Travel; Inveatlga vnKiiiia oouievaru. FOR RENT Houses. Edith. TABLE BOAltD Can nu par box. O. B. terms; none. reports. Salaries; expense. accommodate a Clarke, phone 2405-R- kind of real estate service in FOR RENT Large front and few table boarders. Good cook-In- American FOR SALS liy owner, flve-ret- stucco Ona-roo- dressing home ' ItEALTI SALES CO. Foreign Selective Agency, 488 FOR RENT cottage, 110 2o North FOR SALE lleMrhnrt C helping them to find a home or 114 S. tt. j.,ouie. nouae, strictly modern; en terme. South High. an investment Second. Phone 69. 1&4Z-- Wallnut, .muer witn here in r none FOR RENT Furniahed roome. boutn I OR RENT Room with board. work contract. Inquire Albuquer- WANTED A ealeeman to aell se FOR RENT A three-roo- i'lt Home Room 2, Cesa rte Or que) the new house, vvaiier. rnnne 1U67-- J. cooking. Private either have already sold at or a on &ALE Hy owner, doable brick CUrsa 10S?-- family. ;4 North; curities going mining company, to ahopw. Phone Fifth. Call 1314-- a or can sell house, completely furniahed and mod-- FOR RENT One large front room. phone l,'.,1':'1'".:0 Vractlcai'.y new rlflej profit at a profit. rvery poeelble office assistance given. FOR RENT Three-roo- 11:1 7! Wlncheater S2 There is Kommleslon basis. aoutn Mign. house. West Oold, phone 107. FOR RKNT Have lovely and Winchester also a reason why we Address Box 78, .'i 135R-- J or 1806-- vacant for two special, lion South Forrester, phone wt,L,i,-rurnlahe- First. have sold as Journal office. jtoh BALE Small moewm, furniahed d room, very reasonable. many properties FOIl RENT Four 152S-- 408 South TYPEWRITERS, all here of-i- MEM WANTED for Detective work. conage, on south Walter; easy terms, rooms, glaaa porch, hick. inone iiin-j- . Walter. , makei'li and up7 this year as any other FOR RENT furnished. HIS South home-cooke- In Write for de Apply 701 Rest Santa Fe. Garage. High. AY STONE roome. d 854. F,Vr,,Pn'I.m;).".,, A,Jao,ifQue Typewriter Albuquerque. But is unneceaaary. :is West Oold, Room meals, South Fouri h. it tails J. Three-roo- NICELY furnished modern houao, six U'-- Mrs. E. and board, 810 per week. 612 the first statement is explaining guaranteed positions. run balje stucco bouae. pnnne uuldl. FOR SALE that espec- A modern steam-heate- d Former Govt. Bt, rooma. Fourth ward. 1027 'Forrester. south Broadway, 1971-- One 9x13 chenille rug, home Oanor, Detective, 100X142, on corner: bargain foe cir-- 'JR RENT Front oom ad phone one '10; ially gratifying to us. Everyone Louie, Mo, ale. A sleeping FOH golden oak dresser with in very choice loca- vv7 poutn waiter. FOR RENT reel home of five rooms; eatrt. 416 Eaat Silver. RENT Largo comfortable room ride 820. large got a perfect too. Highlands joining flrst-clae- a mirror, en Nortrr Second. title, BA1.J6 New unfurnlahed. 600 Block South Walter, and table board. Phone We deal In S ELECTRICITY Earn uk modern hiame. J5I0 FOR RENT Two SALK-Bic- ycle and for not tion; beautiful rooms with taught by experta. phone 136-- newly furnished front ieo-.- l or 618 South ,R. with basket an! values, while you learn at home. Electrical ana montniy payments like rant, rooma, niouern. his south Third. inquire Walter. real eatate. We could know the hook leaeona - Kaat FOR RENT New RENT ."i. Aiea gasoline atove; bone spacious closets, hardwood and proof free. Succeae "'""'"no. Silver. modern completely cool lOR Nicely furniahed, steam and of the four-roo- LARQE. room, beauiirully rooma flret-cla- Jflnder chlckena. Phone 2151. w price everytliinff and value built-i- n guaranteed and eecured. Write three-roo- furnished bouse. Call 112 furniahed, heated with floors and position HALr. New cottage, on weat Roma. table Hrr-v- of features; to Chief Engineer Cooke, 3144 Lawrenea North Walnut. pnvere patn. uu ""ard. Phone 13-- 110 South Arnn. riiio-- nothing. avenue, RENT Furnished How would you arrive at ths in- glazed porch, gas heater, ga-ra- g, Chicago. Phone 3, Flrat National bank bulldlnv. FoK KENT New flte room modern 'Jn. close In. ROOMS lu cottages or main building, In pnoneto, 2011-.- I. 8S0 iu.riB, lac. 7.1S. trinsic value of of the ete. WANTED Man and wife on "ALE Three-roo- house Highlands. Reasonable rates. iiroaoway. 515 to week. Excellent meals. any many email with bath. 14S2-- FURNISHED LB Uaed of rancn, man to do chores and at 3.ioo. Phone rooms, hot water ab Medical care. St. John's Sanatorium. tractors, and grades the various classes of farm. Bargain Small down pay. alck; no 414 Jiett; with gang business Must understand atatlonary gee engine. mem, vaianea like rent. 1000 FOR RENT OR SALE New furnished cjilldres. WestVllver. JAMESON'S RANCH The to plows. Hardware or of residential prop- man East F0R place get Department, J. Korber Company. erties In City Realty Co,, Realtors "i to do housework, Stevly olece house, three rooma and sleeping porch. ,k?St roi.nTrWfpIng v,'ell; two mllea from towm trans. a city of 80,000, 50,000 207 W. If 8atlafactorv. Addresa Rok 3f.RO. care 313 Columbia. to FOR SALE Boxed Delicious Gold. Phono 667. bai.bj By owner, brick r oii.trrn, ng ROUtll V Tot portatlon and from town; good home apples also or 100,000? om 22SS-- other varieties. At nai. jinouse, large lot, and shade treea. FOR RENT Unfurnlahed lower flat, KB..-- Kice. ciesi coomng. rnone former DeWlft What is the value pep cubic foot of lan tu rteeplr.gnS 8410-.7- 14.500; 11.600 five rooma, enoloied 170. m VOn RENT Two phone 540 WEEK or better for skilled automo. cash, balance like rent. large porch, North Third, nicely furnished OHnj,Ttnrciurtb, the various kinds of structural, rii-'n- zjsa-w- . 124 South Edith. rooms. Board f SALE New gas rauira. bahv h,, tive electrlclana or mechanics. Our uk iirai-o- ne large room, It desired. L'ae of and at what rate de- In FOR npstalra ana gy. bed and high chair. Reaaonable. ' you they graduates demand. We teach you SALE By nwiw, suburban' home FOR RENT Deelrable modern lurmsneu, ij.oo per month. 20J South teiepnone bath. Will take conval No sick. . four yoome eacenta. 823 Weat Leaving city. 605 South Am o. predate? starting, lighting, Ignition, battery build and sleeping porch, city bungalow, hard wood floor, garage, Tljeraa. Millions are loaned len- Insr; mechanical axeor. etc. Close In. Phone 305-- NEW canvas SAXOPHONES and all band Inetrume'nta, safely by repairs, adjustment ireea. grape Foator FOR RENT Furnished front bedroom" porch, eouthern exposure new or ders who have with- wonaertui worn, unlimited opportunities. flee be i!3. city. nam alao glasaed-l- n room used; private or claaa Instruo-tlon-a all this data . FOR RENT Two furniahed oottagoe. adjoining; use ef phone. 7lt) porch. Dressing on above. "Whitted" Best Booklet free. rate. Johnann Three-roo- m n with can Fred K. El la. Ph. 802-- out their even ths town Special bale heute with two roome and glassed-i- elespin; " cr t.eaa, good board; accommodate seeing IN ADOBES Automotive Tradea School, Dept. D, 728- fRohleken hotia Phone 2302-- n uuu WOOD Call 2401-R- or the MODERN for two hundred cMchens porch. Key at 1J04 South Edith. OK RENT A number one '"rye gentlemen. Tljeraa property. tfroadway, Denver. and eleeplng TABLE BOARD Canyon, for your If you have this or LASTING parage, lights water. IMS West FOR RENT Small furnished three-roo- n, lurnisnea. steam heat. No Can accommodate two BUpply. Prompt information pnnne e so-- elclc or fnm Canyon Wood of- Female. i"n, cottage, 117 per month, water paid. DiwHMi j ueraa. three pereone for n.eale by the company. the guidance of a dependable FOR SALE Two 1709 week; rooma acrosa the street. m run hALr S 6 WA NTED Olrl for houeewcrk. furniahed houaea close- Inquire South Edith. a.vi-- iio Kelffer'e peure from to fice thnt has, you will never "fiihT in, run, iarga aunny rooms, y:eming, ion south Ceder, rAone IS'8-- Pfr "Whitted Built" 51? South Ninth. gooa neighborhood, lot 26x140, FOR RENT Six room nouae; bath, hoi nicely furniahed for ounl Lynch'e orchard, lose money on real estate. ror 40.oo. - housekeeping. H,4-V- t, "BEST BUILT" HOMES renting Frlea 11,650.00. Ap- and cold water; furnished. Call at w , ., HFALTHSEEKERS We have one vat pnone We are authorized to a strict- WANTED Practical nurse to bath: J veal. offer give otu ronn nira, Gold. 210-- cant room and All modern con- - IOH SALE At one Phone 1959-J- . yr :ite West Phone FOR RENT Furniahed porch, bergaln prlcee. very ly modern brick home that Will u EALb. New four-roo- room, house veniencee. Graduate nurao In atten-danc- modern FOR KENT four-roo- m large fireproof safe; one medium alee WANTED Modern furnished Keeping prlvllego if desired. 218 8 hank fill the of the most Realtor Competent girl for general nreeeea oricK nouae, fine location In on Casa de Ora, Weat safe. Write Socorro State Bank, requirements Any nnuseworir. 50a Luna. brick house Highlands; garage inrrn !xtn, Socorro, N. M. which cost Wghlanda. Cloae In Terma. lal Korth) neer. 824 huommate wanted Weuld like to exacting, $13,000, for 1SSH-- Inquire South Edith. FOR RENT - WANTED Reliable for Kim, phone Furnished front room, out- room tOK MALE 0 $10,000 if taken at once. girl general FOR RENT Three rooma with ehare my and aleeplng porch Winchester rlrle In noueework. Phone 37B5-- BALE bath, aiae entrance. Furnace heat. No sick. witn a new condition 820 A Centra! avenue horns of run Furniahed houae. three ' furniahed or euit-eb- congenial convalsce.it young for or will take 419 Wes, nicely unfurnlahed, uf Routa waiter. man. or rood. or 20 ahot In seven WANTED Lady to do housework and rooms, natii, electrio llrhte. elt water. for couple. 1000 East Orand. ei Joe Oolub, phone guage gun part payment. rooms, valuable lot with care for 10O North garage; 50 foot lot. I30O down 120 ONE room and one very large 1471-- See rifle at 407 Weat lawn baby. Edith. and Four-roo- n. sleeping Copper. and shade. Price $8,250. ISOfl FOR RENT eottage with house-work- per month. South Arno. ' Il,r,"anea. on street car Una, ROOMMATE wanted Would Set STATE HOTEL' WANTED Competent girl for fancy chicken houae and email barn. i2t Boutn like te hadio Complete. Sent to your Terms. FOR 1101 FOR SALS Five-roo- Edith. ehare mv room and home for 2.6. Send name ad- Apply Weat New Tork. California IMS Weat Iron, call 4D0-- aleeplng porch and New brick bungalow, living snC modern FOR RENT Bedroom and fur- with a congenial convalescent young drees now. Republic Rudlo 178 SALE WANTED Olrl for general housework. except heat, blocks LIST vacant kitchen, Co., room 14xJ0, open fire- from Roblnaoa J, flow-er- s. your houses with the City niahed. Close In. Hlghlande. man. Best of food. Joe Oolub no Teneyok St.,. Brooklyn, N. T. dining Mi washing, no ironing. Call morn park. Lawn, treea, Co.. rp.y ph. two kit- Terms, phone 1716-- Realty for prompt and efficient IF you want to place, bedrooms, bath, Fourth and Central Inga. 1107 Kent. service. 207 Weat Oold, get a good tent houae floor- 1100 CASH and 126.00 phone til. FOR RENT Larajfi front room. MR6. Marshall's private home for for little money you can at chen, breakfast room, oak WANTED A woman for and per month buys Five-roo- sleeping by calling cooking new, wen cnetructed adobe house. FOR RENT furnlslioi bun- rrivate family. No elck. Phone excellent mettle, table an? SIS West Iron. Muet be eold Inside of ing, hot water heat largs ver- general housework. 718 West n . Appry Cloae In, on large corner lot. Price galow with glaaaed-l- Bleeping porch, "'6-n- fil7 West Gold. tray service; furnace heal, nurae atten- week. Aleo gaeollne cams etove. anda. Beautifully furnished. Central In Phone 1478-- ISO on tl.400. Addrees Bargain, rare Journal. Hlghlande. eill FOR RENT Furnlehed front room with tion; car line; ratee IS0.00 and up. TEXAS PECANS varieties "ssc Never heen occupied, Al! for WANTED Waitress who can occasion- North Mulherry. 1107 North 1181-- Fancy FOtl SALE Corner lot on Thirteenth private entrance. Suitable for two. Twelfth, phone pound, orchard run varieties 28c $5,400. Terms. $800 down, bal- ally assist with the MIRAMONTES-ON-THE-MF.S- cooking. Apply street and Slate avenue. Livable car FOR RENT Four ruom furniahed house. J" sick. o south Walter. pound. Ten, 25, r,0 and 10 aacke ance $50 See- Between and u at 114 West fold. a o. pound per month. this. age already built. Water, alnk and Mcely furniahed: piano, ete. Ho FOR RENT Our nice open fireplace feela pretty f. b San Saba, lex., J. L. Ralney. WANTED A or woman month. No children or sick. Asslr 319 Sleeping roome, steam heat. on Near New York avenue, five rooms, BRIGtfrWOOD ADDITION competent girl toilet. Inquire 70J North Thirteenth. not ana coia water. Ho- good these crimpy mornings. Porches SOFT SPOTS Heel and to West Hazeldlne. Albuquerque 2400-J- arch cuehlone bath. lot. assist with cooking and do gen tel. North Second. all glassed In. Phone and we fallen Very pleasant. Large eral 380 SeT- FOR 8ALE At 1211 South High, new 2lvj prevent Insteps; cures all fool etc. houaework. Apply North two-roo- FOR KENT Furniahed mod will call for and show you th 81. Garage, Only $3,500; n you troubtee; Planter Arch Snnnnria Thm. frame house with FOR RENT South $5-0- HOME SITES enth. plastered ern houae with glassed-i- n weat, glaaaed-l- aleep. place. terms: balance acreened porch, futl e!ed lot. Bar- - sleeping porcn, with eteam F. Keleher Leather Co.. 401 Weat Central. down, easy. COMPLETE Secretariat Courue. Board porch. 1210 South Edith. Inquire 100C ing heated room, MRS. 1!ERGLUND'B Close in on five Sain at 1850. Call at 1417 South Wal i none 57-- j, 710 East Central. private aanatorlum, STOP Thoae wlndowa from rattling" paving, rooms $20 Ufwn. $10 Monthly. room and tuition may be earned. Cat. ter. South Edith. ma soutn Edith. Annex. 865 per bath. on FOR. RENT furnished room keep out aand, dust and cold air b and Pries $3,000 easy elog free. Mackay Susinea College, Lsa - Beautifully month. Private rooma. hot and eold FOR SALE New homea by owner; one FOR RENT OR SALE Elegantly fur- In modern home. Mrs. Installing Peace Metal Weather Strips. payment plan. Angeiea. Apply Fred water, eteam heat. Main eaat 1742-- Stares & aze vrest one nianea monern five-roo- brick houae. namm. za building, Phone R. p. Thomaa, 1008 For- lot 10x142. cut Pfeiffer. WANTED ooia: North Second. room, 855. Good Four rooms, Price Competent general sales. 110 Korth Mapls, one four-rao- S10 Sleeping porch. Garage. Close In, glassed, meals, tray rester $1,600 on terms. in itore. ex- 2089-J- . IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean roeme: service free. ' to Ileal Insurance. lady department State North Uapiet terms. Call IS1 West Sil- Phone FOR SALE 23 calibre Winchester Estate, perience and. referencea. Addreaa Sellg IS46-- rates by day or week. Over Pastime Lt us know what your require- ver, phone three-roo- 22 821 W. Gold. Phone man Broe. Co., Ranta Fc, N. m. FO R RENT One furniahed rneatrr. 211 4 Weat Central. "AUTOMOBTLE37 83lngle Remington, single ments are and give us time to 18. FOR SALE New five-roo- modern nouae, 123, three-roo- - target pistol, four ehootUig tar- AT ONCE to demon. AIo one un TOR RENT eteam heated WANTED Uaea Ford car self-- gallery work it out for We have Five ladles travel, adobe houae. North Fourth rard. will furnished' 820, Both- In con Furnished, touring gets. AH 140.00. 223 ft South Second. you. and 140 to 175 houae, good room ana nrat-elaa- e board for two. starter. Call 120 Stanford. atrate aejl dealera: per eonalder car aa of 1647-- J. made money for others and can light part flrat pay- dltlon. Phone rnone 1114-- 821 Nor--h Heeond. week: railway fare paid. Goodrich Drug ment. Aleo two lots, Fourth . ward. EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING. O, FOR SALE One small do ths same for you. Buyers Co.. 101-- f'OR RENT houae and1 217 delivery wagon; Dept. Omaha, r.eb. Phone owner, I4JJ-- Cozy little in Uni HOTEL Sleeping rooms K. Sheet Metal Works. N. Third. one u wa- sellers furnished. three mountain spring and must get and give WANTED Neat American girl for brTok veralty Helghta. housekeeping apartments, by the day. FOK SALE S one FOR SALE Beautiful pressed rooms and 108 week LlgM Bulck, 1800; gon; large freight wagon; four head values. housework. Must know how to eook. five oorch eunny sleeping porch. or month. tOSU Weat Central. Kora n West Gold. of horaea. Phone. Hrm.fc INSTANTLY bungalow, rooms, aleenlnc Tale, phone 2281-- at 209 North touring. in If you contemplate building, let us Family of three. Can stay nights If and double pressed brick garage; Ideal High. FOR RENT One large houaekeeplng FOR SALE 1922 Second. Tou'U have to come a 803 South Edith. mom Ford coupe, cord tlrea. show you what ws mean by Dur- jump- preferred. noma near ehopa. For particulars FURNISHED BUNGALOWS No charge witn kitchenette and sleeping spare motometer. like new. Bar FOR SALE coat 11 70S. tire, Cheap. Three lady'a able. Modern American Homes. ing you want this comfy, new WANTED Women to do fancy work at South Third. for steam heat. Medical attention If de porcn, sio.oo month. 808 South Arno. gain. Pee It et 810 Weat Central. euita, aiae 88, one black velvet em- Good no extra 75 We have them under way. and bath bungalow; on home. pay. Materials furniahed. FOR SALE Adobe houae, two roome, sired, charge. month. St, FOR RENT Two- very desirable front FOR SALE 1922 model tour broidered In wool, and two blue aerges. John's . Chevrolet the Heights. It's a beaut and envelope brings particu two large porches, chicken houae: lot Sanatorium, phone 491, oearoome, by day, week or month-- ing car. new. Cash Too email for owner. Never used by Collier Goods Cam1 nearly Bargain. 1914-- Joseph a Good terms. lars. Florence Art Co., 50x142. IDSO.OO. 1150.00 aah. balance A uooq imara near. 1I North Walter. or S15. sick. Phone bargain. FOR RENT furniahed house, four monthly payments. Phone - bridge. Ohio. 620.00 per month, lntereat Address FOR Sft" West Gold Arennn J. E. GONCE REAL- ESTATE rooma ana sleeping porch; partly mod RENT Large south room with FOR BALE Oldemoblle 1917, new BEFORE buying a phonograph, thrifty on J. 1010 , point, Rcrvloo Iteilds 116 W. HAND embroiderera handkerchiefs Hall, North Eleventh,t. city. ern; neatly reflnlahed. Reedy Nov. t, large aleeplng porch. Hot and eold new tires, tot of extras. Mnet aaerl- - people and people from Miaaourl ahouid Real Fstate That Silver. Phone 477. who have ldeaa send of water. No see dainty samples OTICE to agents and buyers. We Rent 130.40. Apply 1001 South Walter, elck. 803 South Arno, phone flee 8400 cash. 218 South Eleventh. and hear the Valuphone. Demon- Estate. work also of emocklng. Good prlcee l I Zl-- J. strations at 214 South Walter. have taken our Bronertv at S29 South FOR RENT Four-roo- brick house fur- FOR SALE Maxwetl Looks George paid. Embroidery, Ills Candler Bldg. Edith 123 FOR touring. P. Learnard Piano Co., phone 108. and South Arno out of the nished, (50.00; five-roo- modern RENT Furnlehed bedrooms and good and rune 8200. Hon- - New York. of nrlvlleaea- good. Only hands, agente. Buyers call at (21 house, leaae four-roo- aleeplng Porch, houaekeanlnr Motor 418 FOR SALE WANTED A Cathollo to South furniahed, 152.00; Ladles or eompany, Weat Copper. Planoa, player pianos, elec elderly lady Edith. Mr. and Mrs. Lee T&gue. furnished M5.00: flve-ron- man and wife preferred. 120 tt tric of email kitchen and apartment, SAVE 80 (o IS per cent on uaed parte, orchestra pianos, with slot at take charge nouae, riser Kia. pre-w- Good morale Room FOR SALE Attractive bungalow, mod- unrurnisnea Areola heat, garage, etc.! futl stork for over twenty.flee dif- tachments, phonographs: valuee; laundry. required. ern leaee 845.00. Wo 11,200.00 to FOR RENT Two roome for for action, 108 or write WHEN YOU NEED EMPLOYES furnished. Address Christian Brothers, in every way. four rooms hare loan furnished ferent eara. Mcintosh Co, tlHWett Cop- quick phone on Improved real eatate. Wm. J. Lev-ere- First floor. Pri George P. Learnard Piano Co., 214 South- Pernallllo, N. M. and Bleeping porch, breakfaat nooki ugnt houaekeeplng. per. adobe garage. Small cash and Realtor, phone 110, 8ir Weat Oold. vate entrance, porch, yard. 702 North waiter. EARN 20 SPARK AT payment FOR SALE 1914 Ford chaabls, raw WEEKLY, TIME, balance like rent. See this one before Tnira. USB PHOXB, WIRE OR WRITE HOMra, music rubber. Flrat 188 cash tnkea it. Al EFF8SCTO AUTO TOP and SEAT addressing, mailing, buying. Phone 1438-- J. 614 North Fifth. "WANTED PowtiorT FOR RENT Three rooma fur- - circulars. Send lOo for music, Informa- large conaitiin. 228 4 South Second, room t, creasing, Effecto Auto enamel. Vale- BALE want ED Housework by the Phone niahed for light houaekeeplng. Phone, Haywnrd Par. Valspar Enamel on eutomobllea tion, etc., American Mualo Co., Itit FOR brick, by owner; day. 1717-J- , Y. e.a - light and water Bald. Phone Plymonth Cottage Paint. Homeeteed Bureau Tlroadway, N. boutn seventh, corner lot. aids- SALE arley-Devldson 1S North Third. OI. motor Floor Paint,- Roof Paint and Cement. Sat- Phelps Occupational walks, garage, chicken houae. basement. WANTED Washing and to take flrat-claa- a Mala and Female. Ironing room cycle In condition; or will isfaction aeaured. Thoa F. Leath- Business Placements for Men and 'Women. hot water heat, bath room, large eloaets. nome. rnone 1304, FOR RENT Light houeekeeping tt de for ear. Keleher IS5-I1- norch-- : light Will pay difference. er Co 408 Weat 1087-- J. TYPISTS Earn weekly, spare large rront back and sleeping porches. CLR A witn aleenlng gee. bath, phone, Central. Phone KING PAfSH Kslsomlnlng. John alao room. No chll-- jivviy ua norm nret. ' time, Copying authors' manuscripts. Phone Clt. or any real estate dealer la S84-- front Well people. FOR 80 47iC miooeos. pnone nren. SALE No. Slmpaon Scalea, 230 U. S. National Bank Write Jl. J. CARNES, Authora Agent. town. eis weat aoid. FOR SALE 1821 Ford sedan. 8100 worth Toledo Scales, 878. Building WANTED Work hour. Call at Tallapoosa, Ga., for particulars. by the FOR ItF.NT room with prl-v- or extra equipment. Must be eold at FOR SALE By owner, new four-roo- aner e:TO p. ml 184S-- Pleaaant Platform Scalea, $15. Phone once. Terma can be Flat-to- p MEN or women, salary 150. full time. modern houae with ecreened nore.h. family, steam beat, reaaonable arranged. Several Desk and Chair, (IS. DENVER, COLO. 11.00 an WANTED Employment by well edu- - rent. No alck. Meals eoi other Ford at baraaln nrleae wm hour spare time, selling guar Garage. Fine back with If dealred, Large coffee mill, 116. ' yard chicken Cated. FAlinhla marvlA n a n flnnA 1851-- traoe or arrange terms to Mcln- - anteed hosiery direct to wearer, cotton, houee and cow shed. So South Arno, phone suit. Oliver typewriter, 136. .Telephone Main 137. We Fill Positions Everywhere, conatruetad references, Addreaa Box A, care Jour- - men Apto 811 Weat silk, heather mixtures. International and located that house could be need FOR RENT Two nicely furnlehed large Company, Copper. Clothes mangle. It. Mllla, Norrlstown, Pa. rront witn Dalton adding machine, 890, ' I bedrooms adjoining bath, KF: LIABLE and refined solicitors, all terms. 108 West Oranlte, CALL HU'V.HINSON for houae cleaning private entrance to roome and bath. In "THBT SATISFY'1 Full elsed box eprlngs, $20. of the state. Good commission. : w"" "aaning. nonr waxing, paint- modern home. Close In. 413 South Ta a sure 'nuff fact when Ten anealc rteed the dlnero. Phone 287. parts FOR bALe Cloae In, five-roo- brick Ing, T.ndlea or gentlemen all or part time. kalaomlnlng, and chimney sweeping: Third. FOR SALE ,iu Odd Jnh Men. t0S3-- J We have the following Write or call Hi South Second, office .JoTiiins porcuea turniarreo wisn phone FOR room FIOBBS QUA f,ITT CARS. Items for we fine furnltur and used aa two apart-ment- e. RENT Furniahed adjoining which have no use. hourw P to 10 a. m. A. C. Bearcy. WANTED Dreaamaklng and sewing of in new eanatorloms Come In and look them over and Priced to eell. be he rent will pay rour all kinds bath, home; near AIN'T May seen at the us train to fill po-- by day or garment. Work and Suitable for one or two eey IT THH TRUTH. Wa buy Mathevr farm north of Old a Good Home the LET; you a auperlor and your home free. I am leav- university. reouno ana Dairy Town. Buy Easy Way INDIVIDUAL) INSTRUCTION. Will aell guaranteed. Cheapest rates for beat women or man and wife. No sick. wra, tnem eeu them. One Avery one altlon, ing elty. for a bargain. Part work. Mrs. L. Rose. New tractor; grain separator; All Commercial Branclrea. Enroll NOW. Call 801 State hotel, Phone S82S.W one Deerlng binder; two A well built horns of brick almost new. in fine each. at South Edith or phone phone 1087.J. Right on the Main Stem. gasoline construction, a Western Sohool for Private Secretaries. WTS.J or 907-- No agente. one beet planter; one alfalfa cut- location. Five nice rooms, conveniently with fire- TUerns at Eighth, telephone Sol-- CAPABLE, coneclentloua, companion- 7 ter; three eled eultlvatore; one Emereon arranged, able place and all the necessary built-i-n features, including Cali- AND WOMEN wanted for Detco- - FOR RENT white lady ill keep houae for TSAIoultry.Egi--FOR RALE lister planter; one John Deere ilEN Miscellanejoili: one or more Whits" eghornHtensTTfi FOR RENT Storerooms. fangor- fornia cooler. Nice front back fives; we can offer you a position that gentlemen. Well or South Edith. plow; ;one gang tractor plow; one and porchos screened; $5,00u; to leave A- - WILL chard ditcher; one Incu- $509 cash, $30 will bring you a handsome Income, gend Willing elty. h. arrange to suit tenant a 8Sl(io wagon scale; monthly; interest quarterly. for FOR RENT Oarage." 710 Weat Lead." ure.e i ruatwortny, pare Journa tfon SALE White Leghorns and t foot brick building: anod ennditinni bators, brooders, brooder stoves, portable tamps reply. Douglas Deteetlve ' 81.00. 1401-J- - First-clas- Red pullete. Phone ohleken houaea and hot bed Incorporated and Bonded. Win- FOR RENT ga- - WANTED Position. s opposite Santa Fa (hops; reaaonable saah. Phone Agency, Fireproof, freeseprnof arms. See asB-- N. ?. rage. i Nortn firth. - with several years experience WORLD'8 , BEST TIOHTINO FOWLS. or writs L. Herman. io Wm. J. Leverett, Realtor. In weno ror free ora-ha- North Flrat. Mhuaueroue. N. M. FOR RENT concrete general bookkeeping, desires to get circular. Alfred RENT--Orf- Large garage, Inflated with reliable firm In Thor- Cameron, N. C. FOR ic Rooms. INVESTMENTS. INSURANCE. yANTEDHouae. fl.mr. .eaa potith Broadway. city. FOR SALE familiar with Oost ac- Heavy-layin- g ORTRADE Wb want Imme oughly payrolls, BABY CHICKS etraln; FOR KENT Office epace, or Ueek room. a of five or six rooms FOK RUNT Large room. 28xlu0 with . . 1 City Office Co, counting. auditing, compiling monthly mature early: guarantee full count; WhT ve an extra good flve.runm. 20 7eet Gold. University Heights Development In good looatlon. Olve lowest ens! Flrat-clas- plenty of light, above Uaharam'a atore. and annual reports. a refer- safe arrival with 72 houre of Los brlok and afreet number. Kft scents. deelrable for f Angeles. pressed house that wa will eell FOR RENT Office rooms. Central ave- Phone 119. SIS W. Gold Avenue. price, very lodges, school or fiance ences, Interested, address Bookkeeper, Pioneer 32J South Lo er trade for desirable frtiir-i- s me Box , care Journal. ball. Item 662-- Hatchery, Spring, building lota. On nue, above Matson'j Book etore. Kor- loaeoaablo. Piione care Journal. a 6 Angeles, Calif, corner, lot 3x101) feet, phone io, ber and company, Auto department, 'I

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2 Phone Iltl2-- 421 V. Central Gordon Landon's FOR SALE RENT A CAR NOTICE Drive It Yourself New Fords' Shade Shop Starting Monday, Oct. 18. - Star will leave Santa Fe Albjq uerqtJ3's Always Baby- overland touring cur; and Dodges. Coupes and Sedans Shades made to order. stage 1 Hand-Mad- e 10:45 for Taos Mondays, Worth price J20U. Call Room 0. ALIU QI'ERQUE (Victor Luxor at. Finest Grant Bldg., over Golden Rule DKIVERLESS CAR CO. Cloths) Wednesdays and Fridays. Will leave Taos at 8:30 a. 111.. Tues .RTHE 1 heater While store. Cars Delivered. Kirsh Curtain Rods Kllll-.- l. and w0 riione 41." orlh Sixth days, Thursdays Saturdays. TODAY AND TOMORROW

3 TODAY FIX IT DAYS STARTING Thomas' Ice Cream Don't throw it away because broken. We weld broken 2 any Gallon, Packed, metal Money back guar- LIKE MOTHER'S PRESENTS parts. JUST GQQMG f WILLIAM FOX and delivered, $1.00 antee. NEW MEXICO STEEL I'hone ..---.-- -- 313 CO.,Iuc. 'VI II. Louis Hahn, Mgr. ONLY BETTER Phono 2023-J- . Res., 1947-- And You Get It POLL TAX V AT .VOW DUB Tuberculosis Pay Before Election at fl Via Va SSisrley DR. WHITTINGTOX has a II.:;li School I'.uiljing treatment for Tuberculosis Second I been and Copper. which has thoroughly "c t, , tested over a. period of years. - Its MERITS are helm? PROV- &lKZt 1,' , V 'it- X EN every day. It costs YOU nothing to IN VKSTIOATFJ. "The Art Shop" The most will be lasosi skeptical W. II. President aud Manager. Mi CONVINCED. Send for free WALTON, i Opposite Postoffice Now Mexico Is noted tooklet. becoming iOH-CAH- OH VAN" DEVE-VEE- IN tor lier beautiful scenery. We J. I. R CITY ."' W "5 are showing some of these Special Representative y VI views colored. 524 W. Coal. Phone 2028-- hU it' hand See them IN' DOMESTIC USE. in our window. We do all WE SPECIALIZE FUEL FOR "YOUTH kinds picture framing. Coal Supply and Lumber Company PtlUST comfort 4 PHONES 5. Let our lip to the minute trucks bring RICHARD KIPLING PRESENTS LOST to your home. 'Id lir. Harry Bryant, HI H Hi K H PJ M III n Lady's diamond ring,- - tiffany Dentistry n 335 Harnett between post-offi- Itldg. fitting, probably Phono 737 and Brigg's pharmacy. Elevator Entrance, LOVE" Liberal reward. III South Second. NOTICE M 4L Phone 1718-W- . A SUPER WESTERN FEATURE. THE KUTZSCHER successors to the E. W. BROS., ADDED ATTRACTIONS t FEE FEED AND SEED STORE, will handle a full GRAIN and FEED. ALL POULTRY A Drama of Romance SINGING line of HAY, Pulsating and Mystery. SUPPLIES. THE BLUE FOX OURREflT EVENTS Italian Method REGULAR PRICES. Also Fox News of the and a Taught by Mrs. Elizabeth A. 212-21- Topics Day Comedy. PHONE 16. 6 WEST LEAD a Bradford, graduate under Sig-no- r BRICK Augnsto Rotoli. N. K. Con- ...ijr,;;--.:!- REGULAR ADMISSION. servatory of Music, Botton. Fire Brick Face Brick Mass. Common Brick Fire Clay I - rl Floor Tile STUDIO 209 N. II ST. Fireplace Tile Kill Colors Wall Board Starts TOM MIX in "Just Phone 2281-- Mortar Wednesday Tony." Sewer Pipe Metal Lath Carey Roofing Flu Lining ' '' T '" - 'HfSi'tit ' : - --' 'g - Beds i' ';"i hi il ' Murnhv lid Cement Plaster Lime Ofrfli Arts and Crafts Tel. 1253-- URIA IfIIP Co. Auction Sale LOCAL Let Us Send a Man Studio P. O. Sorenson ITEMS Corner North First Street and 415 Arno St. HI!; To replace that broken window Lustre and china for Monday, Nov. 6, at South ill enamel Marble Avenue glass. AlhtKiuernuo Lumber Co Christmas. Bridge and lunch- CONTINUOUSiHMglI1 TO. 11 M. SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 2:30 P. M. j! P. J. E. Major is superintendent of Phone 421. 423 North First. eon sets in embroidery and Central Avenue Methodist Batik blouses and A- the stenciling. Fivo rooms of -l furniture to go to highest bidder for Sunday school instead of L, M. frocks. Hemstitching, pleating. Note the articles to be sold: Davenport, TODAY AND TOMORROW as Jour- LAKE & 81 cash. following Royer stated in yesterday's WEST EVERT bed, and mattresses, base burner, nal. Mellnl Room 0, over rockers, dressers, springs Bldg., You will what you table, buffet and chairs, kitchen chairs, kitchen ha? 58 1 J. get dining' dining Miss Weinnnda Favorite Gallup Lump Coal Pcnney's, phono table, dishes, cooking utensils and a big lot of other articles 'moved to Denver after several not mentioned. Re- - years residence here. NOW AT GrV'S TRANSFER Buy, if you Buy The Story of Strange Mr. and Mrs, 1'earre Roiley have Phone 371. 322 S. Second Now. if you want good house furnishings, this is a sale JS jf,t I sure Reckless Love returned from a trip to New Or- you should not miss. Come and see for yourself and nm wards for leans, Galveston and El Paso. RAMBOUILLET EGG you will bo satisfied to buy. Come early and bring your sfc Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Allen have OMERA friends. returned from a visit with rela- RAMS tives in Georgia and Missouri. Mr. J. L. GOBER, Auctioneer. received word of FOGG, The Jeweler FOR SALE Allen yesterday from the tlip deatli of his mother, whose Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry 18 called him home. Highest Quality. Lowest Prices Age months Opposite Postoffiee. I IN Dr. Murray, Osteopath. Violet-ra- y South Fourth. Huning Mercantile treatments. Armijo Bids. Ph. 741. AZTEC FUEL CO. Company EXTFMIOfi COURSES Factory wood, full truck load, five dollars. Huhn Coal company. Hanson's Taxi Service Los N. M. STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Phone 91 Adv. Lunas, 251 STUDEBAKER SEDANS Phone OPEN TO ADULTS ONLY ANNOUNCEMENTS HOME ECONOMICS FOR HOUSEWIVES At the splendidly PHONE 123 L. J. MILLER, Pres. equipped Sara Kaynolds Hall. Stale University. Mrs. Walter in Ten lectures and demonstra- The New. Mexico State Nurses Simpson (Vpsilanti) charge. "EASY TO REMEMHER." 1 lecture and demonstration No- association will hold its annual tions, p. ni. Tuesdays. First Benefit Dance vember 1 1. I -- meeting at the chamber of com- - t, , v n .1 PLATONIC IN FLf ENCIj IN LITERATURE AND THOUGHT merce, ilimiquci iue, .uvcinier ...t.k M. A., Ph. I). Ten lectures, 9:00 wun tne in George Shelton llubbell, jeacncis Tonight a. m. Saturdays at Central school, Albuquerque. First lec- stitute. Adv. Cars for Rent P.122. DANNOUNC1-- Cancerous Growths ture and registration November 18, AD Speedsters. Touring Cars and at EDUCATIONAL HYGIENE Katharine McCormiek, B.' S M. Coupes. Which Cause Tu- .S:30 at St. Vincent's Acaderhy, Mrs. Otero-Warran will ( l.l TOWN SOCIETY IIAT.l A. Ten lectures, Saturdays Adelina New Curs Drive Them your- November IS, 1922. at the court house at T:;'.0 First lecture and registration speak self. .Music berculosis PSYCHOLOGY F. Haught, M. A., Ph. T). tonight. Adv. by. CHILD Benjamin The Pioneer People of the Dr. Robert D. Brewinglon, Ten lectures, 4:00 p. in. at high school. First lecture State. Fridays The members of The Ramblers Orchestra one of the founders of Oste- and registration November 17, 1!)22. Albuquerque 121 North Third Phone 580 was Charles E. B. S., B. 13. Council No. G41. Knights of Col- All Welcome. opathy at KIrksville, Mo., RADIO COMMUNICATION Carey, meet at the first Osteopath in New Ten lectures, T:;ln p. m. Thursdays at Electrical Engineering umbus are requested to November 8:30 tonight at the residence of Mexico. Building, University. First lecture und registration our deceased brother. Arthur A. BOILER POWER For years doing research Hi. 1322. and has achieved re- L. A. B., LL. B. Ten lectures, Slu Wett Fruit avenue, to work JOURNALISM Marion Fox, Countess world-rea- d novel. Sexton, When in (the market, for new or markable results. He is one Administration University. From Barcynska's Flung offer prayers for the repose of or 3:00 p. in. Mondays at Building, used steam boilers, stationary of the first to look upon the lecture and November 13, 1022. from the a beautiful waif; back again into his soul. First registration . sea, . flung ? . ask us. shot-airin- B. i i;. A. portable, A little or an eye- lymphatic system as the cause SALESMANSHIP Charles) M. Barber, Ph. Ten lectures. sea .i ... wun j FRECHET, NEW MEXICO STEEL lecture anotner stormy wun intrigue, Drignt aavemM Grand Knight. CO., Inc let will do, of tuberculosis. 7:15 p. m, Fridays at Chamber of Commerce. First H. Louis llahu. Mgr. Through his scientific re- and registration November 17, 1922. Phono 2023-J- . Res. 147-- From this small beginning, we search cancerous growths fee for one of ttieffe courses is on recmess Eastern Star meets at S p. m. work, NOTICE: The registration any pane squander ner love a youn ana wa. can make shoes for you. have been found in the stom- f2;50. not returnable. It. is important that prospective stu- Initiation. ach which causo tuberculosis lecture of any course paid in full by nil father. FINE SHOE REPAIRING. dents should attend the introductory IT'S COMING and stomach trouble. elected. The lectures following will be resumed on the corre- Try our Wet Wash. Mondays. can re- REAL HEART-DRAM- A HERE, INTENSE, 13 These growths be sponding day of the next week. J a im Wednesdays: Christmas Make PRIVI-LEGF- ursiKij Big rush. your Shop moved without surgery. RICH OPPORTUNITY FOR ADULTS TO ENJOY S pounds, 73 cents: on Thursdays, selection now and have it laid Right Way Call his 509 Ea.",t IRRESISTIBLE. 23 at office, OF THE STATE UNIVKItSlT FOR SURPRISING, Fridavs and Saturdays, pounds side until Christmas. The of Central Ave., and you will be PROMPTLY. $1. The Co. Shop Quality. REGISTER Imperial Laundry JEWELER. O. shown the three different Phones 147 and 1 4S. Adv. WISEMAN, R. Atwell, Manager. Corner Second and Gold. growths mineral, vegetable, ADDED ATTRACTIONS Phono 127. 218 S. Second and hair growths. A woman's 613-- J. organization against Phone S,f B 5. H 5f ? Ob prohibition is called "Molly Pit- tt i as of chers," probably suggestive Box-Thanks- something In which to carry it Chrysanthemums Leave a Corner in Your Holiday giving it. provided they get Pittsburgh Roses, Pompoms, Carnations ui A Two-Pa- rt Toonerville Comedy. Gazette-Time- s. "THE FLOWER SHOP" Cheer Open Sunday Morning. FACTORY WOOD Corsages. Wedding bouquets. 118 S. Fourth. Phono 088-- J REGULAR PRICES. Ives. Phono 732. Adv. Have load Joy in Every Package you gotten your yet? .Jlip? Ill I Jll UVIII v St lovai with Hubhelllsm mid Do so before bad sets in. 11.11 secret agreements. If or. want weather 4 One ounce of Surprise! good rxinds, common sense and ef- ficiency, tot for Dave Armijo for WANTED county commissioner. Adv. For the Best Coal One pound of Delight! $3,000 on First Mortgage 1852-J- . Beautiful fcrr.. Ives Green- Phone HOT TAMALES . houses. Phone 732. Adv. The Dainty Nut Phone 91. IIA1IE1 COAL CO. FRESH MADE CHILI C. II. CONNER, M. U. D. O. HOME MADE NOODLES Osteooathlc Sneclnlist. Delicious Sweet-Whole- some. (At All Stores) Stern Uldg. Tel. 701-- J. 325-- Leading Adv. NOTICE HOME MADE TORTILLAS Spiritual Medium, Mrs. Purkci DR. FRANK E. MaeCRACKEN of Ohio. New Address, 110 FRESH MADE POTATO CHIPS DR. DAISY II. MaeCRACKEN, North 1074-- Sycamore; phone MILLER'S Ail Osteopathic physicians. for appointments. PLACE (At Leading Stores) 500 W. Central. Ph. Office 89-- PHONE NO. 780-- Residence 89-- J Adv. All above made under most sanitary conditions at 70S West Central Avenue. Two-ra- Suits Made to Tour DANCE YOUR Measure raw New Fall Hats mxKo Potato Chip $29.50 Albuquerque rgo Line to Select From. Tuesday Evening November 7th Nothing Over $10. BOOTH & SPITZMESSER ORDERS Company LADY LULA SHOPPE 115 S. Second. Phone 781 Over Woolworth's Store. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. MASONIC TEMPLE Pifion mrs III

FOR RENT rflOHK S. SPITZ , IWIM. Cleaners Nice largo front room and al- Benefit Shrine Band Patrol Association 3noRrH TtmrisiisT ADVANCE cove; steam heat; business man . ikWftuRqus,cTiwmiiy). DYERS AND II A ITERS or woman preferred; across SUGARITE RI'CJ from Phone 12S0-.T- . CI.EAXINO park. . ELECTION RETURNS 1921, Fannie S. 45H. Cor Hth and Gold Copyright, by Phone Cull 823 North Fourth Spitz. SWASTIKA

Also an Entertainment Starting at 8 p. m. MY MACHINES AND METHODS FULLY PRO- tat tl MM COM GALLV? Hear , Ml.-- s on 25c TAXI Ethel lllckey at 9 m. TECTED BY U. S. AND FOREIGN PATENTS. CEDAR WOOD PINON Dancing p. Split Wood. Kindling. Fireplace Logs Phono 15 Folklore of New Fannie S. Spitz., Patentee nnd Sole Manufacturer. Tel. 802. 323 Street. Glass News. Day and Night Service. Mexico North .Tenth Packages at Fred Harvey NEW STATE COAL COMPANY Closed Cars. Open and Wednesday. Nov. 8. 7:30 P. M Admission, $1.50. PHONE 85. Cadillac and Hudson Sedan. Ade-lant- Admission. !iOc, P.enefit , City Office, 108 South .Second. Hank. Rear Siuto National Club, Y, W. C. A. JOURNAL WANT ADS BRING QUICK, SURE RESULTS Start the Day Smiling! Start the Day Smiling! "BRINGING UP FATHER" U MOR O KOBE NING "BRINGING UP FATHER" morning in the Q appears every Appears every morning in the Albuquerque Morning Journal Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, November 5, 1922. Albuquerque Morning Journal

UP FATHER. Copyright, J 921, by t ho International News Service. BRINGING Kegistered V. S. Patent Office. By George McManus. MONUMENTS - -- NOT A CHANCE , G -- t THEIRS ANY CHAMCE ( MERCY T LOOKt) HKE. HURRY; T't RAININC Memorials of I SWELL CHANCE the Better OP ME1 CjITTIN' OOT I IT'S WJCH A NICE. R AH WONDER IF T "b FIND tsOME PLACE. to - I TO FIND ANY KIN TO THE! BOWUN' OAY- YOO AND (COINC TO BE. A MI'bEGJAe.LE. 'twWWAM -- k FOR SHELTER OR Kind. CO L PLACE IN. THESE TOURNAMENT AT ARE COINS TOR A MY NEW DR.E WILL eE f RUINED WOOQ?: "We Pay the Freight" CROCAN"b HALL? walk: v I V IK G. L Fletcher MONUMENT WORKS .(v XLj f7v 1 DON'T CARRY MONEY ON YOUR TRIP ?QF-,- 7h rasas r-- ss : k : s. w.v.. fete '..,',..' I I VWffiK 1 fin 111 IffET H I Lftt VI .VaW Money IVfay Be rfyiM Lost or Stolen !) Shi . W Our Travelers' Cheques are cashable everywhere, are safe from theft and may be replaced if lost.

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New York doesn't have anything on us when it comes to High Class Laundry Work ,The fragrant freshness and crispy cleanness which is so much desired and which i.i so gratifying to hostess, so charming to guests, i3 a of product of our laundry ser- Hundreds Children With Their Parents Attended the of vice. Opening 'it is also a result of the Rosenwald's painstaking care in the Toyland Yesterday. They Were Amazed at the of washing and ironing of all Array you send us. Wonderful Toys. All of Their Old Friends, and Never You can make no mistake Many Things They by letting us do your Dreamed Existed. laundry work. THE IMPERIAL Bring the Youngsters to Toyland You'll Enjoy When You See Toyland This Season You Will Their Pleasure as LAUNDRY CO. Much as They Will. Enjoy Realize That We Have Brought to Albuquerque Seeing the Toys. the Largest Display of Toys Ever Shown in the Phone 21M3-1- 5 State. 147-14- 8 W. Silver l m nn

November 5, 1922 Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNATJ In - Jr ifallowe en restivilies . Society Indulges Heavily 1 , evening. Games and contests 4 K 6 WEDDINGS. urday Hallowe'en was 11 ghostly moon-lig- $ $, $ wero held and Hallowe'en refresh- when hobKobllns lurked Miss Geraldine Tompkins and served. The was nisht NOTIJ. ' Adelard Mercler Misa Social Calendar ments were party in every roriif r anil the spirits were IMTOIt'S and Agnes given as a farewell for Kathleen business, S All items for the Sunday Real Smart Clothes Tompkins and Leonard Cheshire other were: about their unearthly must be In the Choosing were married at a double Welller. Tho guests liatlierlniis ot wweird crea turns pociety section wedding Elizabeth Elder, Sybil MeLandress, 8 office by service at the church of the Im- abounded. Little bey HHioks in Journal Saturday Monday Frances Stern, Dorothy Strong, 8 at tho latest. maculate last sheets (.Tino.l for little, pirl witches noon Reporters Are Practical Is Problem Conception Thursday Mrs. Frank Roberts will enter- Barbara Eller, Winifred Stainm, 8 jutd-be- to call the Journal lhat at o'clock. The brides 314 n t the rious hour of i:re urged - morning tain at bridge at her home, Frederick mysti ? In the weelt as possi- t are Mr. and Mrs. ' Mary Katherine Council, n both trudscd as early daughters of Ray North Tenth street at 2:30 p. ra. Weill and they blu the ffvent occurs. G. of 802 West Coal ave- Allen, Roy Stevenson, Junior off to an apple bobbim; ami fortune after Tompkins Friday Bridge dub will me?t man, Don and Bob Henlng. Thorn block. The society editor may be nue. They were married in dark at 2:30 telling? rendezvous In tho next No. AC " with Mrs. Jerre Haggard ton Seligman, Bruce McKao and p reached at telephone suits and carried bouquets of white Tho grown-u- spooks had their "y p. m. Jack Clark. dur- roses. After the ceremony a wed- fun as well. Scarcely a parly s Tuesday weeks but has ding breakfast was served at the Miss ing tho past Mr." Marriage of Grace Stortz, A novel party was given on Mon toin tho black and home of tho brides' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. been decked and Mrs. Cheshire left at once for daughter of day in honor of Miss Thelma Tw Iggs orange of the Hallowe'en season. the hall room. The While Light- Stortz, to Raymond J. McCanna, at who will bo married next month to bore black have been Cooler, Ariz., where Mr. Chesire is Con- Bridge, tallies Invariably ning Harmonizers the church of the Immaculate Thomas Evans ot Espanola. Tha cats and bats, and pumpkin pie to furnish tho dance music employed by the Apache Lumber at 10 a. m. company. Mr. and Mrs. Mercler ception affair was given In the Golden P.ulo i a me into Ha own as a dessert. The and with the new floor completed P. E. O. will meet with Mrs. C. store, Miss is em- be-I- the week end in Santa Fe and where Twiggs on was one of Is spent 2:43 P- - KIUh dance .Monday some weeks ago, everything 5 M. Botts at ployed, by tho and their Hallowe'en affairs of to insure a time. will be at home after November Music club will meet employes the notable planned good 422 Mr. Fortnightly friends. A supper was served, week. Union at North Eleventh street. Miss Louise Nichols at tho The Western Telegraph Mercler is in service at home of games were played and dancing Of interest during the company will furnish tho election the postal 8 m. was principal on here. p. enjoyed. The climax of the mining week is the marriage returns throughout the evening Shrine election ball at Masonic evening was a shower for the guest mornins of Miss Htortz These will bo delivered every three 8 m. ot Tuesday Smith-Harkne- s temple at p. honor who was presented with Mr. two of the most as fast as and McCanna, or four minutes, they Announcement ha been received Wednesday many linens and kitchen utensils. popular ounsr people in the city. come in over the wire. Many peo- Ladles' at club. Hallowe'en decorations were evi- or holi- to in ordoi of the marriage on October 24 of Day With no farther weddings ple are planning attend Su- Luncheon at 1 p. m. Tea at 4 p. m. dent with many linens and kitchen in how- these re- Miss Clara Pauline Smith of days immediate prospect, to benefit by complete to Leslie a La Notre Bridge Club will meet utensils. Hallowe'en decorations ever, it that society will he turns. perior, Wis., Harkness, at 2:30 were About appears in former university student. Mr. with Mrs. Cortez Quickel evident everywhere. 3j oblitred to exercise Us ingenuity m. were evolve out of the vi:ns Hurkness lived here for several p. present. order to anything miss Ki.i:isi)Oi(i T while he attended the uni- Mrs. Harry Aspinwall will enter- for a few weeks. Or else AT N Ml.'lira. MISS. years home at 2:o0 Miss Bee and Miss ordinaryoiie announce an account of the versity, lie is a member of Pi tain at bridge at her Lady Hopkins roino mluht Tho following p. m. Hernia French entertained at a to enliven things, of Miss Betty B. Kleis-dorf- f, Kappa Alpha fraternity and has just marriage been in newspaper work since his Joilv Score club will meet with Hallowe'en bridge party at the J r of this city, in C. 8 formerly from war service overseas. I.:r. and Mrs. W. Thaxton at Hopkins home on Monday evening., . Miss., On October -- i ap- return UrlKK' PAY AT COVXTttV Natchez, Mr. and Mrs. Harkness will live in p. . Their guests wero Mesdames Alma. , H pears in the. Natchez Democrat: Edwin Albert wi.i.yi:.si.y Thursday Thomas, Gilpin, ' ill of and Superior. ' November "ladles' day" at the "In a setting brilliance A Mrs. Clinton P. Anderson will en- Blakemore, Waiter Noneinan, El- - club will bo observed on florescent. the marriage of i"l ' III"! lJx Vt $ 7a , beauty, llerry-Handolp- 3:20 m. Nelson and t country h s i h tertain brldgft club at p. iner Roehl, and Penney, with the customary Miss Betty Benjamin Kleisdorff, w$ enter- .leffie Feral Wednesday - . " Tho of Miss Anna Berry Mrs. Harry Aspinwall will Misses Short, Bryce of of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice. i 1 wll s k KtrZ - marriage 2:30 luncheon and afternoon bridge daughter L'jcT'i, kvjLV' and Walter Randolph of Las Vegas, tain at bridge at her home at and Clarke Watson. to be followed by tea. Luncheon L. Kleisdorff and Mr. Louis iyeyens eve- took place at 5 o'clock' Tuesday p. m. will he served at 1 o'clock. Those Swilzcr took place Wednesday Vcz meet with T. Miss Grace Robinson, tho home of , the Otra club will daughter ' arc at. B'Nai Israel. afternoon at was wishing, table reservations ning the Temple bride's sister, Mrs, Clyde Stauder, J. Mabry at 8 p. m. of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Robinson to them before Tues- Kabhi William Ackermcn offici- - Hallowe'en at her urged make ' , by Friday given a parly he a assemblage of (he ceremony being performed 0 day noon. The hostesses will ated before largo lit l' .Wfr" Dean William Allen of St. John's Woman's club will meet at home on Tuesday afternoon after , .Mrs, U C. Bennett. Mrs. Ps friends and relatives. m. ' school. Seven little bride was never i!t Cathedral church. The bride wore p. girl friends;, U. Cornish, Sr., and Mrs- - Walton "The exquisite a dress of white chiffon and car- Saturday were invited in to supper and for a Allen. more than In her wedding en- The were lovely ried a bouquet of ophelia roses. Miss Mary MacArthur will frolic afterwards. guests ' O robe ot imported tunlo of sequins, for Miss Barbara Eller, Frances Falken- - satin She was attended by her sisters, tertain at bridge Angelica miss wn.ii m. opaque beads and embroidery 9 Mrs. Ocll Rowe and Miss Maisie Howden at 2:30 p. m. hurg, Monica MacArthur, Hazel;; m stohty. ovi r dnchpss pntm, veu ui Teresa Maxina MtniKit th:suv a iuui Perrv In white and iade green chif Sigma Chi fraternity dance at Strong, Flegarirlc, The marriaRe of Miss lirace and real lace, carrying bouquet 8 m Ackerman and Adrionne Russell. of fon with pink crysanthemums. She chapter houje at p. of Mr. and Mrs. of orchids and lilies the valley. tatn-- Stortz, daughter of Al- ; was ptven in marriage Dy ner i A. to J. "Miss Lillian Kenipenich Miss Louise Dozier entertained , Frank fctortz, Raymond l VI . It er. Cipriano Baca. Mr. Randolph PARTIES. son of Mi s. P. F. Me- - served as maid of honor. broth-- at home on morning McCanna. buquerque in wa was attended by the bride's j Miss Ethel and Miss Mil her Saturday She was exnulsltely gowned at' two-cour- Evelyn who t'anna, will take idaee on Tuesday er, Florentino Baca. A a number in honor of Miss Lydia Friedn termelon chiffon over crepe satin., dred Davis entertained of brido-elec- t. Covers J' morning at 10 o'clock at the church supper was served to 50 guests af-- I their friends at a Hallowe'en Is a November of tho immaculate Conception. The heavily beaded in silver and crystal Mr. Mrs. were laid for Misses Friede, Flor-- ; beads." of Alb'j-querqu- e, ter the ceremony. and masquerade party on Tuesday at ceremony will be followed by a Mrs. Sol Benjamin left for a honeymoon ence Knurr. Adelia Elder, Louise the bride, and Randolph the home of Miss Ethel on South Flor-- " woddim? at the Alvarado aunt "f I breakfast of in Denver and will return to Edith street. and games Snyder, Dorothy Paltcnghe, hotel for members of the bridal Mrs. Bernard Sci arff Boston, to make their homo. Dancing enco'Roynolds and Louiso Dozicr. of the groom, as matrons of Uis Vegas were enjoyed during the evening. party and a few intimate friends. sister Mr. Randolph is employed at the were Misses Neva tho honor were handsomely gowned. Their guests B. .Tolley of West After the ceremony young Las Vegas postoffice. Mrs. Ran- Pearl Booth. Louise Smith, Mrs. William ' will leave for an extensive Following the ceremony the was Faye, Silver avenue entertained last couple be for wear and A coat marks the dolph formerly employed at Mays. Bowen, Eve- honeymoon in the east. Upon their guests assembled at the Prentiss Ask any business girl or mother must ready hard spring. longer Las school. Betty Dorothy at a Hallowe'en party at a brilliant was for all kinds of weather. new suits and very often as here a the Vegas normal lyn Brown, Geraldine Walker, Thursday return will a home club where reception who must outfit a daughter her home. Bridge and a guessing ( they occupy just refresh- Here costumes which fur collar is added for comfort as Frances Brack, Ida Amelia for them at 101 Luna tendered and delightful school what is the greatest worry are three CIcmciit-Watkit- Patten, contest afforded the entertainment completed Mrs. for well as This is a brown Genevra. Messrs. Evan Gofford. fol- boulevard. Both Miss Stortz and ments were served. Mr. and of of the clothes problem and it it seem to have been designed beauty. Tho of Miss Eeulah of the afternoon which was several to such wear. are inexpen- and white mixture with a raccoon mnriiago Cecil Davis, Richard Moon, Hugh Mr. McCanna are popular amonK Switzer left at midnight for is not tho delicate one of how just They Clement, travelers' aid secretary of lowed by a delicious lunch. pet of the and weeks' bridal trip to New York and for the it will surely sive, smart and serviceable. At tnp collar. Loner, Eugepo Ethel and Jack the younger city pay clothe, is show n the Y. W. C. A., to U J. Watkins ' dur-in- R ho" is a coat for or general An autumn dress at the Ethel, little Marguerite and Buddy will have been widely entertained other eastern point?.'' how to get smart, attractive left sports of Bernalillo took place on Thurs- Miss Angelica Howden, who can wear. is tan over with a right. It Is made of tan knitted Norfleit. mid-wint- ; the past few weeks. ' cloihes which are practical and It plaid evening at the home of Dr. P. be married during the en- collar and cuffs. fabric with a long, full overhlMiise. day a ; Mr. and Mrs. Hutili Putter DANCES. stand hard weur. The business girl brown fur fabric F. Filer W atkins in Bernalillo. Th holidays, was guest of honor at ere It. e worn over a dress or cull Blue leather used as binding Is the V... Elizabeth Lee Valliant and her tertained at dinner at their home the mop) elaborate Hal- must have costumes which may u.v v-Ui.- luncheon bridge given yesterday at Probably is a frock Which ceremony en Bos-wic- in honor of Miss Storm seuson was the suitable, not onlj for tho office, and is just the thing for motoring only trimming, It l'. i""A brother, Georgp Pago Valliant, the Alvarado by Mrs. Nancy last nieht lowe'en pai-i- of tl.e receive all manner f ,,,., i Itev. S. Alonzo Bright. dinner tertained at a children's Hallowe'en and Mr. McCanna. The table ap- dance for the Klks and their but for the theater, the restaurant in brisk weather. may a Mr. and Mrs, The luncheon table wa. tivn a home. Tweed to he as popular weir with tho minimi..,, number given for party on Tuesday afternoon at their pointments, were in pink and while ladies at the ballroom of the club and the dinner at friend's promises oflP'"',Watkins by Miss Fay Briant at her daintily decorated with flowers and and cards. In addition to these demand:! it for fall and winter an for early cleanings and pressings. home on North Eighth street. Sup- with bridal favors place house on Monday evening. Tho home on East Silver avenue after was at C:"0 o'clock (Continued on Following Page) The other Kuests were Mr. and Mrs. room was a bower of wed- - per served after great harvest the ceremony. An elaborate which the dlmunltlve ghosts Storlz. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. corn cover "3 Frank decorations with stalks the concert series to ding pake occupied the. center of Mrs. Val Whitmer, Mrs. Gladys Abbott and the. walls. Each of the CLUBS annual begin were prowled ttbout. Georgo ing ceiling in December will be discussed. the table at which places st liant was assisted. In Mrs. face and and Professional t-- . entertaining Ida Rupe. lights wore a hobgoblin Tho Business Pi:itSON for the guests of honwrfHMr.- and 7 R. Mrs. entertained was on h mention-- the pnrly by Irs. J. Robertson, Jack KaynoMs real witches in sheets kept guard Women's club onterta'ned Mrs. S. A. Bright, Mrs Richardson, Mrs. McDonald 'and Miss at luncheon at the Alvarado on in corner of tho room. Tha at the home of The C. I". P. club varied its regu- Mrs. Misses. Dulce Roy Peggy each Tuesday evening the Y. Sagelhoffer. Howden. The young guests were: Thursday in honor of Miss yto'rtz. celling and tho wall panels were Mrs. E. J. Strong, tho president. lar Tuesday night supper at Knox, Florence Adams, Margaret A scheme of white the W. C. A. by a costume in Bobby Hutto, Angela Ruth Coons, color yellow and festooned with black and orange Tho gathering was called for party Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Van Cooperrider, Mary Jardina, Henri Rob- was carried out in the table decora-tion- s the colors re- of Mis Mat- celebration of Hallowe'en last Soolen of Anne Robertson, John CJerk crepe paper, being purpose hearing Pearl came dressed as Santa Fe are guests of etta Olauf and Ethel Hlokey. Mrs. ertson, Mabel and McDonald of which crysanthemums and flected in souvenir caps worn an member of the week. The guests Mrs. Van Soelon'n will continue posi- Bobby the lock, energetic and sat around parents, Capt. Watkins at her Cicely Anno and Mickey Taylor, Before the rush of Christ- yellow tulle and candles. Those by the dancers. The affair began Kansas City club, who was a visitor spooks after supper and Mrs. Clark M. Carr. tion as travelers' aid until her suc- A. in a circle in the dark and listened Mary Louise and Bill Bennett, Rob time-r-pho- ne present were Mesdames Frank at 9 o'clock wilh a grand march In the city. Miss Matlock gave an Miss Pauline Davis who has been cessor comes nt New Year's. The mas takes Louis M. Charles Mrs. A. to ghost stories. About 25 young ert and Jim Allen. Harold Galer. your Hturtz, Raynoldn, led by Mr. and Frank account of the annual convention spending several months hero with couple will make their home at S. O. Ooors. H. L. continued un Professional Wo- women were present. re- Jack and Horace Henlng, Jimmy 923 for White, Henry Storlz and dai ing of Business and her sister. Miss Irene Davis, re Bernalillo where Mr. Watkins Milne. appoint- O. K. some . John Slmms, Jr., Junior Rrelimer, Frank Westerfield, til midnight. Appropriate refresh- men's clubs and suggested , turned to her home cently opened a store. T. K. P. wcr Woman's club will a yesterday at drug Messick, and Bobby Kledy. ment. An of Lassetter, Frank Butt, ments of cider and doughnuts activities for the western clubs. The give Mokane, Mo. exchange Woodson, Miss Stortz and Miss an and black tho resolved benefit bridge at the club Person-Skinner'- 1 friend- Jr., served in orange After her talk meeting party Mrs. Felix Lester left n Hallowe'en Ruth booth off the ball room. Hallowe'en wilh hcuso on the afternoon of Novem- yesterday W. Miss Clay Tooler gave photographs keeps Tompkins. draped just itself Into a party for New York where she will visit Charles Skinner and at his home on eve- furnished ex- usual . ber IT for the purpose of raising S. both party Tuesday close. The Elks oichestra tho appointment.--- her Mrs. Roderick Hud-dlesto- n. Anna Person, of Albuquer- An was ships JOINT KOSTKSSES IN cellent music tho eve money to cancel the deficit result- daughter, were United In at ning. apple bobbing the throughout que, marriage feature of the His guests ISItlDGK SKIUI'S Over 200 persons were pros The Sew and So club was enter- ing from entertaining the (state their home, 420 West Santa Fe gathering. ning. - It de- Mrs. R. W. D. Bryan left on Run- - were Stroine, Gertrv.de Mrs. lieorse S. McI.nndro.ss and ent. Joseph Kegensiuirger. cnan- tained last Wednesday by Mrs. Roy federation last month. was avenue, last Sunday afternoon in Mary Mrs. Ross entertained yes- commit- 200 Editb cided at a on after- day for Washington. 1). C, to spend Rtroine, Bertha Ileyman. Mary THE MILNER Morritt man of the .entertainment Hall her home, South meeting Friday of a small of Con-nel- at the winter with her son, Dr. Kirk the presence Broop l. terday afternoon at a bridge tea. tee of the lodge, was in charge of street. Miss Mabel Sims of Detour, noon. The. deficit is comparatively friends. The Rev. A. M. Knudsen Katherine Connell, Harriet Riven-thi- Bryan. John Barber. Frank Martin .the, first of a series to he the affair. Mich., a guest of Mrs. C. A. Wat- small, the club having been greatly read the marriage service. The WALTON STUDIO The. was held at the assisted In the dele- Mrs. W. C. and son Tom and Richard Strome. winter. affair A masquerade party and dance son, was a guest of the club for the entertaining on couple were attended by Mr. and homo of Mrs. McLandress on West class gates by associated organization. returned Thursday night from A 313 V West Central. was given by the sophomore afternoon. six weeks in Mrs. H. (. Swendson. surprise A Central avenue. St. school at the The program scheduled for Novem spent Washington and was the on Hallowe'en party was given by of Mary's high .Now York. Itehl will remain party given for couple Elizabeth, Maxlno Robert The guests were: Mesdames hall on Monday evening under the The Literary club met ber IT will be held at Thanksgiving Capt. a group of their and Tuesday A in the east a while longer. Friday evening by I" rdhaus at their home last Sat- - Harry Ie. Frank A. Stortz. Fred ehuperonage of Mrs. George Stev- at the home of Mrs. L. G. Rice last time instead, it was announced. friends. Canfield. V.. W. Pobson, W. H. enson, teacher of the tenth grade. week. Mrs. T. .1. Mabry. resolution passed by tiie Tuesday Ziopler, Martin Hayden, Frank rames were played and dancing of the club, presided in the Literary club opposing the plan Shufflebarger. C. M. Barber, Arno was enjoyed until a late hour. absence of Mrs. R. W. D. Bryan proposed for a national park In the Hutiing. P. A. Maepherson, Jerre who has gone to Washington for southern part of the state was read Hazard. Harry Benjamin, Koy The Sixty Dancing club held its the winter. The papers of the aft- by Mrs. W. R. Walton. The Wo- Ntamm, Margaret Medler, Frank A. first party ot the season at the Wo ernoon were given on two essayists, man's club expressed itself as in Huhbell, Jr., J. A. Kiedy, T. K. man's club on Thursday evening, Samuel McCord Crothcrs and Cath- sympathy with the resolution but Whitmer, S. T. Vann, Frank OPP, The affair was a simple dance and erine Fiillorton Gorould, by Mrs. will act later after an investigation. P. O. ("orenson, K. L. Moulton, business meeting combined. New M. K. Hickey and Mrs. Carl C. After the business meeting refresh Robert K. Putney, Lyman Putney, officers for the year were selected Magce respectively. The current ments of French pastry and coffee Riffle and C. C. Meacham. and some new members were taken events discussion was lead by Mrs. were served by Mrs. A. Gusdorf and O The formal of the L. E. next meet- her committee composed of Mes ' in. first party MacArthur. The SIIIUM'KS TO GIVE AN club will be held at Tamarisk Tim ing of the club will be with Mrs. dames B. C. Hernandez, William KUXTIO.V DAXCK during December. J no now otn-cer- s John V. Simnn. McClurken and P. K. Scheck. November Preparations are Koing forward are Dr. H. M. Bowers, presi- o to for the entertainment and dance dent; James Gladding, The Idea Bridge club was enter- MRS. P.LA1U IIOSTKSS AT be held at tho Masonic temple, elec- and Mrs. Harry McAvoy, secret- tained at the home of Mrs. J. M. 7. di- BRIDGE THI RSDAY tion night, Tuesday, November ary-treasurer. The board of DoolitllP at 130?. West ave on com- Tijcras A pretty bridge tea was given The program, which will rectors is composed of Mrs. Hurry nue on afternoon. Mrs. H. L, mence in tho Tuesday Thursday afternoon by at eight o'clock Strong, Mrs. R. L. Hust, Frank Blair at her home at 2 ID West Shrine room on the main floor, A. B. Betz and Dr. O. A. A new as name- In- Stortz, bridge club, yet Granite avenue. Six tables of bridge Sales to he one of unusual i ', promises Schumaker. less, was organized on were afternoon to include some of the Thursday played during the & terest and afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mar- a number of friends came in best talent in the city. The Dulcinea. club gave another tables and at tin Blersmith whore, three later for tea. Gay autumn flowers Tho program follows: of their lively informal dances were played. The members of the were used in the decoration of the "Dream of the Shepherds," y; the Woman's club last Saturday group are Mesdames J. J. Tierney, rooms. Valck violin quartette, Miss evening by celebrating Hallowe'en. William J. McDonald, Forrest Bar-ne- r, Mrs. Blair's were Mes- Helen was guests You will profit by our policy to clear away Gurule, accompanist. The club building appropriate- Frank D. Shuffleharger, Wal- dames Charles Twogood. S. T. Saxaphone meditation, selected, ly decorated for the occasion. The ter Hatch. Clinton P. Anderson, Vann, L, D. Brown. Claud Davls.iJ. desirable wear in every j department at the F. O. Mason. dancers wore black and orange William Holm, Richard Barton, M. Doolittle. F. M. Don of season. "Winds In the of hob- Lyons. turning the With the passing of Soprano solo, caps and received favors Roy Graham, Joseph Swillnm and Rankin. C. W. Potter, Leslie Brlgga. we are South," Scott, Mrs. Kay Bniley. goblins and modern witches of the Miss Peel. The (dub will meet B. H. C. M. F. A. the Fall offering styles and fabrics You was Ruby Briggs, Barber, Dramatic readings, "Don't flapper type. When the dance again on November II at the home Nohl, G. D. Ruoff, C. O. Clark, which will give you the best of wear. They bn What You Aint," Milton Royle; at its height tho lights suddenly of Mrs. Anderson on Fruit avenue. Charles Ira Do It. to Watlinstnn Sprecher, are reduced in simply because we must "It Takes a Oirl to Every went out and ghosts were wen Tom Keleher, E. J. Hall, price Ktern, Mrs. Koy the room. The usual Sodgdon, Time," Joseph prowl about The Point Nenf club, a bridge Grace Bristow, J. H. Shuff lebarger, make room for winter fashions. Graham. elub membership and a few guests aggregation of young women and, John Munii, Abel. W. Dar-vo- Bailey. Georgo Tenor solo, selected, F. were present for the affair. on rare occasions, their hiiwbands, Edward Gertig. J. IT. Colllster and O held its first meeting f the sea- Miss Ruby Peel. Fine Tricotine Dresses Mrs. V. W. Harrow and Lewis B. Mrs, John F. Pearco who w.o son at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson at the piano. called home suddenly in Septem- Clinton P. Anderson on Monday of Priced at $19.50 and $25.00 will re- Harry Kelly, formerly this After the program dancinpr ber by the death of her mother night. No cards were played, the city, is a visitor here on his return commence immediately below in turned last week from the east. gathering being purely for reor- from the Pacific coast where he ganization purposes. The first aft- spent several months. Dresses of Canton ernoon meeting will he held on No. Crepe vcmbpr 18 at the home of Mrs. , Priced at $25.00 and $35.00 1 SOLID SILVER An demon. Gifts that Last ?S5i The Double Six Bridge mot THE YOTT TRIO Suits of. Navy Tricotine on Thursday evening at the home of Mr. Mrs. W. F. Switzer at Priced at $29.50 and $49.50 and Violin, Flute and Piano 1 609 North Eleventh street. Supper rOlVIRGINIA was served after tho game. The orcam of modern music, artistically prcsMitctl. . Avajla-bl- f Cloth Coats The Fortnightly Music club will for weddings, banquets, Priced and hold a short program and business receptions, ete. at $25.00, $35.00 $49.50 ' ? CARVEL meeting at the home of Miss Louise For terms address iU M Nichols on North High street on Tuesday evening. Miss Nichols and LE ROY YOTT Plush Coats j Miss Gertrude Thompson will play Violinist-Teache- Priced at and I !a double piano number, Mrs. S. B. r $15.00, $25.00 $49.50 THE VIRGINIA CARV! L 'Miller will sing, and Mrs. O. L. Sludlo 215'i V. Central Ave. Blair and Mrs. E. P. Ancona will Phones 1504-- J, 2412-R- 2 play piano solos. Arrangements for PATTERN IN 1 1 I A new showing of Women' Dainty Neck- wear Vestees, Collar, Collar and Cuff Sets STERLING SILVER You may pay more or you may pay Jess, But TABLEWARE whatever you pay you will never get as much, Has proven so extremely popular silk stocking value as you will receive from a that we have decided to put in pair of Rosenwald's Special Silk Hose at stock its companion pattern the $2.50. The popularity of the Rosenwald Spe- DOROTHY MANNERS cial silk stocking is founded upon the perfect "THE GROWING STORE". Ask to see it at and continuous satisfaction its use has given Phone 283. to hundreds of women in Albuquerque and EVERITT'S, INC. TTrmrnrfiiiiiNniiiiiuilBS. throughout the southwest. Kovember 1922 ' 5, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Thre IT I white was carried out in tho cut ment. Sue Car-mon- y, t ; Nornient, Florence Tuesday, October 31, in lie domes- proof was well handled. Eliot route g flowers the rooms and tic CHINESE MAIL TAKES jUrga, camef, decorating Mary Holt, Josephine science rooms. Tho table was Wlgglesworth, reporter. trains constitute tho mail Albuquerque in tho luncheon which was served Maples, Bessie Eden. Cora Free- School News very with black 1 nil transport. Society High prettily Ball Tournament CONSOLATION PRIZE There are on at the close of the game. Her guests man, Edna Webb, Ethel Parker cats, owls, and witches. Orunge and are certain places the The girls showing as nuteli n were Mesdames Harry F. Aspinwall, and Julia Gregg. black streamers were from llangtsze where the mall-ma- pulls William W. I.. draped Interest in athletics this year as Peking, Nov. 4. China's mail (eSuj Bryce, Critz, George the chandeliers to the four end-ba- himself a. Sutpaaojj utojj panuHuoO) Scholarship Assembly corners the The ll tournament, by hand along cablt K. Craig, Roy Campbell, C. O. Veterans of the G. A. R. and wid- of the table. At each corner was a boys. service, dating back to tho Sbou The was held in the 1 stretched from one r.ide of a gorge, L. assembly Thursday morning wlldi-guarde- Thursday evening 2 candles, a color scheme of yellow Clark, II. Chamberltn, J. M. ows of the Relief corps were enter- d basket filled dynasty (1122-- B. f.) undoubt- wus in charge of the Scholarship gymnasium which was decorated in j to tho other with the mail sacks and white being carried out. Those Doollttle, Sarah Mitchell, H, Pickle, tained at a birthday party on Mon- was with candy corn. The following edly holds first place In the worla R. T. society. The following program many colors. The events were wit- j strapped to his back. Across the present were Mesdames John Milne, Robinson, George Ruoff, day evening in honor of A. Harsch menu was served which carried out nessed a and of mail for unusual J. H. Rolf Brown, Ernest Smith, Roland Kmil of 221 South who was given: the white and by large enthusiastic transportation Yellow River in Shensi a square tollman, Henry Sauer, Broadway, "A la bieh orches- yrlo,w color scheme: crowd. The have been prepar- methods. over Merritt O. L. B. J. E. 81 Amle," Schutt, girls Traffic certain water-buffal- o Mechem of Santa Fe, Otto, Thompson, Soiko, years old. Tho affair was given Tuna fish sandwiches event for raft made of skins. Misses Howden, Esther Howden, Grace White, Eva and Miss Mrs. F. W. Fisher. A chicken tra. ing for this many weeks. streams in Anhwci province is ac- Hyre, by Pineapple and apple salad The best players from each class carries the courier. Mary MncArthur, Krna n, Lillian Shanks. dinner was served fo the guests at Introduction of president, Miss Potato Chins complished by a round tub in In modernized China steam Ripe Olives made up the teams. The team cap- fast Margaret Lee, Grace 4:30 o'clock and a big birthday Dixon. Cream i'ii ffs Cocoa which the postman stands with his trains and motor trucks have su- Eliza- 81 a tains were Margaret Foraker for StorU, Anita Hubhell, cake little was pre- The of honor were Misses Oest-rcie- ORGANIZATIONS. bearing flags President's address "Carrying guests the first period class; Louise sacks while another paddles. Last perseded the ancient methods. Tho beth Willey, Betty Willey, and A sented to the guest of honor. Can- Message to Garcia," Carl Allen. Gill and Vnmlerwork. Helen Ilil-liar- an aereal route was main- annual of the office for Mac-Arth- meeting of the Big Sisters second Eliza- year report post Katherine Angle. Miss Mary dles of red. white and blue and period class; 1921 1905 to 192" league which was organized to as- Vocal solo, "Tho Brownies," reporter. beth Sherwood, fourth period class, tained for a time between the cap- shows that from will entertain at bridge on sist the crysanthemums wero used in table Miss Florence Gift from Mr. Hfcld ital and In the bulk of mailed matter has in- in honor of Albuquerque Day nursery Lconl, Samuels, and Pauline Johnson. The first Tsinanfu, Shantung. Saturday afternoon decorations. Those wero The of the For-aker- in to was held at nursery homo on present Address, C. M. Botts. cooking department game was between Margaret 's Away off Chinese TurKestan creased from :t,uU0,000 pieces Miss Howden. Comrades and Mesdames E. S. home four-whe- Thursday evening. Mrs. Margaret Piano solo, "RuHtles of Spring," economics work received a team and Pauline Johnson's. wagons drawn by pon- 400,000,000, and the area covered W. W. McDonald case of 11 47P.OOO Medler was elected chairman of Stover, and oriscn from Mr. Hfeld. The 18-1- 4 ies tho mails, while in from 20.000 to li. During Mrs. Tom Talle at a the Sinding, Clyde Cleveland. The score was In favor of carrying entertained finance committee. Several new Camrades U. S. Bliss, Diehl, Mrs. Ella instructor, Miss Vnmlerwork, and The second Sbensi mule litters and bullock 1921, there were 442.11ti,258 pieces Hallowe'en dinner at her Jones and Valentine Presentation of pins, the nf tho Margaret Foraker. party members were taken In, their dues Herbert and M. KnUnr. girls department appre- was between the teams cap- carts serve the purpose. In Man- of mail matter handled, averaging home on West Silver avenue on A. game horse-draw- a fund for the of Mesdames Harsh. Flora Sherer, in ciate this kindness. churia n skim slightly more than one piece to ev- Their starting purchase M. T. Whitcomb S. Miss Dixon, faculty advisor, tained by Louise Oestreleh and sledges Thursday evening. guests Spalding, and Kodak Oost-reich- 's over ice on - were or needed equipment at the nursery. the opening speech spoke of the Club Meeting. Elizabeth Sherwood. Louise tho and the Kalgan- ery inhabitant. relatives of this city and Two Fj.ber. November 120 was the date de- El Paso. Mr. and Mrs. Talle have baby beds and six kinder- course of study as the students' team won by a score of have been obtained cided on by the Kodak club for the 44-2- returned to this to garten chairs A was tools and emphasized the fact that The deciding game between recently city and more discarded beds on which gay ghost party given by ed- sale of pictures nt t lie regular won live and have purchased a home on the T. W. C. A. hotel on Hallowe'en since $100,000,000 was spent on the two winning teams was by tho small patrons of the nursery ucation the courses of were meeting held Wednesday after- Foraker's team, score 37-3- West Silver avenue. for the guests and a num- study noon. col- Margaret may take their afternoon naps are present planned for tho and Plans for enlarging tho The next tournament will be in is ber of young women who formerly community lection of on exhibition Mr. and Mrs. Felix Earn enter needed. Dr. Margaret Cartwright nation, and not merely for the in- pictures basketball. Marian Raney, re- of lived at the hotel. Mrs. Myrtle so- wero discussed. Talks on a tained at their home on president the league. Shaw dividual. The president of tho using porter. Friday Richardson, hotel manager, Carl reviewed Hub- kndk and taking pictures were South evening in compliment to Mr. and was hostess. The who num- ciety, Allen, .Miss Rrondway The Hebrew Benevolent society guests, bard's to and given by Wilhclm. faculty ad- A Mrs. ern C Snlvlev of California bered about BO, came in costume, Message Garcia, "Tiny Tots Orchestra" has met on Friday afternoon at the urged the students to stand upon visor, ami Vivian Gibson. Ford been which Includes the who are visiting in the city. Three home Mrs. L. at 918 many of these as spooks. Miss Davis, organized, of wero of Kempenich their own feet, to do tho right reporter. of tho , first and sec- tables bridge played and a West .avenue. The after- Mary Jardine as Bluebeard and of Medals Won boys primary luncheon was served after the Central Miss Craddock thing, and apply the principle llrono ond grades. Their instruments will Thin noon was in sewing. Emma as a peasant to school life. Suc Carmen Morclli and I,cona srame. Mr. and Mrs. Rnivlev arft he. spent girl lead tho grand march. A Vir- the preachment consist of drums, horns and combs. cess is the to do several Itancy won bronze medals offered hav-in- Ing widely entertained their reel was danced later. Tho ability - Pupils in the fourth grade g during The Christian Endeavor society of ginia things, so members of the society by the Vndorwood Typewriter corn- stay here. St. Lutheran church guests were led through a "cham- for and in 100 per cent in spelling every Paul's English ber of seven should have a goal and take part tpany speed accuracy last week: held a very successful Hallowe'en horrors" where the in nil school activities. typewriting. The medals are given day Emma Sanchez, Mrs. Louis llfeld entertained on In social rooms of the wives of Bluebeard hung by their to Estella Gurule, Bert Cox, Jennie n party the C. M. Botts. of the any student who can write forty Model Wednesday afternoon in conipli-me- where the three weird sisters president Sanchez. church last Friday evening. The hair, board of education, very effective- words a minute for fifteen minutes. to Mrs. Aaron Rosenwald of were decorat- sat and where the witches per- Carmen Morelli won The "Current San Francisco who is tho of rooms appropriately ly pictured a base ball game in the also a bar for eighth grade study guest and the attendants were cos- formed their gruesome rites. Ice writing ten additional Events" one day each week. This her sons, D. S. and S. II. Rosen- ed, cream and cake under Hallowe'en introduction to his talk. He then words. tumed. One of the features of the briefly stated tho for Two former members of the high week a review If the "Turkish wald. Her guests were Mesdames of guiso were served later in tho requirements school in was Albert Mike evening was the telling a ghost membership in this organization, enrolled the senior class Question" piven. Stern, Mnndell, Gladys G. S. Hubbell of the uni- Monday, Viobt Lancaster returned The girls of (Ho domestic, selenea Watches Abbott, Siegfried Kahn, B. Alans-bac- story by stressing the point that no one could - versity faculty. The refreshments a student out of it but him- from Denver, and Byron Weiller class took examinations hist week, Siegfried and Julius Selig- season. The card party which was to keep enrolled which included correct of and Block of Berna were in keeping with the self. He showed that the members after travelling in She setting man, George The Ladles' Aid of St. have been given by the Catholic south fur several weeks. New stu- tho dinner table, serving, removing lillo, S. Uhfelder, D. K: Weiller, society in St. hall were not bookworms, but real Paul's Lutheran church held a well Lady Forresters Mary's interested in every dents to enroll in the sophomore of stains, and food values. folks, actively Parent-Teacher- Harry Weiller, Sidney Rosenwald, on next has been La-Ba- Ama-rill- s' attended business meeting in the Tuesday evening in the high school. Mrs. r, class were Vernon Bell from The association Ivan Grunsfeld, L. Heyman, Ernest church on after- postponed indefinitely on account thing Texas, and Lena Galbreth met at the school afternoon. Max Ma- parlors Thursday principal, read the list of Friday Spitz, Nordhaus, and Miss noon. Plans were made for the an- of the conflict with the election, it from Ind. Tho following program was given; rian Grunsfeld. was announced members, and presented silver pins Loganspnrt, nual fall bazaar. The next sewing yesterday, to tho following new members: Lihrarv Eoiiinmcnt. Song, "Ten Little Indians," Mrs. meeting will be held at the home of Thelma Adams, Carl Allen, Rich- New equipment added to the li- primary boys. man who the niceties of dress Forrest Barner entertained 1017 U. N. M. SOCIETY week ".Tack Any appreciates af- - Mrs. Danielson, South Arno ard Arledge, Eloiso Cheney, Kath- brary this includes magazine Song. 'o lanterns," first at bridge at her home yesterday on November and A candlelit covers and shelf labels and holders and second a model watch to a 'ternoon. Her guests were Mes street, 16, the pretty firellt and leen Curtiss, Orrlo Davis, Ethel grade pupils. prefers thin bulky timepiece. next business at the Bald-ridg- e dance was the Phi Mu to Indicate different classes of Solo. "Old Fashioned Flowers," dames Sol Weiller, Charles Benja- meeting given by Freed, Laura Gerlchs. Joe Harris, model are con- home, 309 North 13th. street, chapter at the country club last Grace Ellen Knoff, books and aid the student to help Irene Gutierrez. Our thin watches scientifically min, Julius Mandell, David E. Weil Harrington. himself. n, December 7. An electric fountain and "Sweet and Low," grammar and ler, William Holm, Cnarles Wat-lingto- night. Thelma Maybeo, Philip McMnins, structed, dependable timekeepers. Morris Gottlieb and crepe paper streamers In the soror- Isidore Sanchez, Lillian Scott, Pictures for l.a Rcata Intermediate grade girls. A of national conven- color of rose and white also Pictures for La Reata are "Don't Fret," Charles Palmer. Bejach. report the ity Louise Snyder, Moynelle ritevenson, being ' tion of the American Legion and its added to the romantic effect in the Ysabelle Stevenson. A was taken. Thursday morning the Monthly school paper. Men who are time pieces f be gold pin a Can. carrying C. M. auxiliary at New Orleans will ball room. The programs were presented to George Olson. Scholarship society had their pic- Talk, "How Mother Help Barber planned a delight- M. lo- Mrs. in them. ful on wife on given by Mrs. Mandell at the grey booklets with rose cords. Hallowe'en Luncheon ture made. Wednesday, the sopho- the School," Russell Nicholas. should be interested surprise party his cal on Wednes- Punch was served the eve- more class was tiken at Plans were made to furnish the the occasion of their wedding anni auxiliary meeting through The second year home economics picture day afternoon nt the Knights of ning. Mrs. Carrie A. Malchow, Phi class a Hallowe'en luncheon, Washington park; Tuesday, tho school with more dishes for hot versary on Wednesday. The party er gave Pythias hall. Mrs. J. H. Shuffle-barg- Mu housemother, chaperoned the football squad had eighteen indi- lunch. From the best makers of fine watches and priced assembled at Castle Hunlnf; and de who Is national executive Those were Messrs. vidual one scended in a upon their host- party. present pictures made, group body committeewoman and Mrs. Belle and Mesdames R. S. Rockwood. L. Messrs. .Sellers, of the and another so closely now as to be doubly attractive. ess. Bridge was piayed during the Gusdorf, Harold picture subs, just was served Nye, state president, who also at- B. Hessler, L. B. Putney, Louis Wa- John Giomi, John Whlttier. Robert group picture of the entire squad. evening and a supper the convention in inter- Leona Those were Messrs. tended the ters, Misses Edna Mosher, Carwright, Robert Putney, Cullen Joint Debate. 0 Perf ectShosldert and Anna later. present est of tho state will Branson, Merle Strick- Louis A debate of the Webster A Small Deposit Now Reserves Any nd Mesdames Arno Hun Reu organization Beyle, Fay Pearce, Joseph Benjamin, joint Nothlntf the ing, also land, Barbara Nell Thomas. Helen Ed- and Roosevelt societies tqu&U ben D. O. report. Cantalou, Raymond Thompson, debating fttauttlul, loft, pearly for Christmas. Perry, Harry Strong. Rior-da- n, was Article Ross C. A. S. Stowell, Sally Bowman, Maude mund Hopkins, Irvin Betts, Yale held Tuesday afternoon. The white pparance Merritt, Schumaker, Fidelis Octavla Couraud'c Oriental L. D. B. Benson The class of the Baptist Mary Lou McGuire, Raymond, Fredwyn Valentine, Fred question for debate was "Resolved; Burton, Hill, and church held their annual Grace Gambill, Anita Thomas Wood- That the allies should Cream renders to the .Mrs. E. L. Moulton. banquet Johnson, Wagner, Hughes, prevent the shoulders and arms. at the home of Miss Louise Wilkin- Osuna, Edna Roy, Elsie Foster, ford Heflin. Gordan Kinney, Rich- rcoccupation of European territory Covers skin blemishes. son last Friday. The tables were Martha Louise Miller, Effa Carter, ard Angle, Hugh Graham, Pat Mil- by the Turks." The affirmative Will not nib off. Far decorated with Fer- was the Webster superior to Mrs. A. D. Ogle on Hallowe'en when attractively yellow Frances Rodgers, Katherine Angle, ler, Charles Sullivant, Max upheld by society, powders. about a dozen friends came in crysanthemums, black cats and Ruth Tompkins, Grace Stortz, Julie guson, Ogle Jones, Perkins I'atton, represented by Arabella Sterrett, Send 15c tot witches. A four-cour- dinner was Hubbell, Nina McCanimet, Edna Georgo Martin, Dale Snyder, Itiwr-enc- e Loren Mozley. and Earl Marcus. MINDLIN'S bringing their own refreshments. li fl C I WHAT WE SAX IT IS, IT IS 11 served. Miss Ruth acted as Wenonah Dow. The Roosevelt team. Marian Craw- rotD.T.HOFUJIS T a roll tyi a nnra woi-- innatA anrl Payton Miller, Dixon, Margaret Paul Butt, Alfred Bnnn, toastmlstress, calling on Misses Brooks, Clarissa Rut". David Charles Dana and Ford Davis suit other Hallowe'en stunts enjoyed. Parsons, Burton, Barber, ford, Todd, Edna Webb, Mildred Maples, Louise Heflin, Newell Dixon, Olive Har- Charles Lenibk?, Ray McCanna, took the negative. The Judges gave KtwYork t JEWELERS DIAMOND MERCHANTS Aria Nellc a decision of Mrs. Thomas Beatty entertained Wilkinson1, Hester McMullen, den, Gertrude McGowan, Marshall Wilson. Wlllard Ander- unanimous in favor Saverne e, at a at her 410 Radley, Fern Carmen, Mrs. George Hess, Geraldlne Tully, son. John Dutton, Chester tho affirmative. Despite the fact irr. bridge party home, Abel and Rev. T. F. Others Dixon, Elizabeth Juliet Marion Walter that debate was a for tit tfTml' 204 WEST CENTRAL west Coal on atter-noo- n. Harvey. Cooper, Stinnett, the victory avenue, Friday were Mrs. T. F. Elzeda Lee Lieut. was excellent A color scheme of present Harvey, White, Crumley, Bertha McCarthy, George Doolittlc. the affirmative, there pink and Misses Mary Jardine, Almeta Nor- - Payne, MarceUa Matson, Margaret Fred Feasel and John Lukken. material on both sides and the SI

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REPUDLiCAftS TRY TO RETAIN K6L0 ON STATE - iE mum mwm- i 1EC0R3 OF ISSTi m F,!ACH!HE R iimil THE DEK0CBAT1C RQBIOHEES INTO OFFICE New Mexico is confronted with an example of the most daring Democratic candidacies should be supported by your vote effort of the procedure yet attempted by ring politicians the Tuesday. El Republican leaders to keep their grip on the state. They want nationally an adjusted compensation for World This fight is being made by them despite the fact that they have War veterans; the tariff taken from politics; reclamation of New not told the public why the Republican governor Mexico lands adaptable to agricultural develop-men- t; now in office retains the warden of the state pen- all legislation to be fair to all citizens. itentiary after the prison board has twice urged They want for New Mexico-low- er taxes, no his dismissal. Those recommendations were waste of public money; no excess joris created mm I made after exhaustive of the kill- lPirj to maintain a machine; the state's investigations Him only political of one and the of conducted so that the ing prisoner wounding others. , jj, affairs to be openly peo- The Republican leaders want to continue in ple know at all times what condition their busi- ! power in face of the fact that they have in- ness is in. creased the cost of in New government Mexico . Your best interests lie in voting these men and 300 cent in six of ' virtually per years. Instead women into office: ' seeking ways to cut that burden on the taxpay- THE ers, the maintain that the Republicans defiantly M tel Hdifc'a is state is being run as economically as possible. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. Taxes cannot be this TiCH E i S I cut, they say They say .cj0i8. , because in case New Mexico retained the pres- B jysTiiw i H ent gang in power, expenses would be the same JUSTWIANQ FOR LAND COMMISSIONER. or more as the machine TO Republican must be F I0h ISABEL L. ECKLES, supported. FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. With these things, and the plunging of the Las Vegas Normal Univer- I 1 into to take care of a before MOTE sity partisan politics party worker, the I Republicans as only parts of their record, the gang leaders step before JUAPLMl, the public and insist that their candidates be elected Tuesday. FOR AUDITOR. For Being a part cf that machine helps many. instance, there is the ' n assistant land commissioner, who wrote the informative letter on how TUESDAY favoritism works in the land office. He now is trying to be elected 9 to B0HIFACI0 iOTOYA, commissioner. B CHACOH af FOR CORPORATION COMMISSIONER. The Republicans have been promising economy for six years, yet each year has the amount of money spent exceeded the previous twelve E months. That is the type of economy and efficiency which has made SOLEDAD C. New Mexico's taxes than should even if the Re- CHACON, vastly higher they be, N . Aw . do insist that the assessments low as publicans present are as they can JOHN If, Jf FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. be. SORBIN B The has governor special agencies, the tax commission, auditor, through I JOHFI W. which offices he can control the expenditures of counties by lowering Svlrib CORBIH, budgets. But a Republican governor would not dare use this power to CffY FOR TREASURER. cut expenses because in so doing he would eliminate a lot of useless f jobs which now serve to hold together the Republican organization. fV HILTON J. New Mexico can no longer afford to support the Republican machine MILTOfl HELMICK, while the people Democrats and Republicans stagger under the J. present tax burden. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. i

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8 n f.M in- - WVW I cue jMs ? . now if nnnn in iWk t millions living wiuilever Judge Rutherford. fa NiM fffi n f Aj'tuHV In a Free Lecture at the Armory, Sunday afternoon, Judge Ruther- ford will prove by Biblical prophecies recently fulfilled, and others being fulfilled, that millions of people now living on earth will never die. Thousands in New Mexico will live forever in happiness on earth and not die.

Judge Rutherford Says: "Fulfilled Prophecy settles the fact that Bible Students were right forty years ago when they began to proclaim that in 1914 a world war would begin, and that famine, pestilence, distress of nations and revolu- tions would speedily follow. They based this upon the Bible. Then the message received scant attention; even the clergy scoffed and ridiculed. NTow silence. But is The other members of the company had been ciiiluisiaHtif. the facts compel their the end not yet. Jesus said: Lydia Euyley and lur fiance, at school. But I'm told I read the When Lydia came to she heard boomed a basso-profund- o voice as These are but the of sorrows.' Glenn L.illoy, quarreled, :ind as to classics well." Glenn Lilley say, "I'm through!" the brake on a great motor along- - things beginning to them romunco find. did " in r What 'The classics!' DeLaTour the face of protests from side Hhricked and the motor stop they quarrel about? Who can tell? scoffed. "Wo of and the pompous man. Lydia's today are writing while al-- i No third person knew. Love Is set that will what are next realization was that she was ped, the cubby Mopped thiiips relegate most as A gray-haire- The old world has ended! The new is The war and its secrets are inviolablu in a cnb with Glenn. "When are We suddenly. heavy, "Take Heed! beginning! bankrupted the nation?. apart called 'the classics' to oblivion. man from tho motor except in cases in which matrimony Come, Ho turned to Ma- going?" asked. Glenn's arm was leaped The League of Nations and like treaties have failed to bring peace, prosperity and the blessings for which darling!" and came to the off t and the courts are sequent. Then rilla. "Let's take your pretty friend about her. taxi, taking the All such conferences must fail. THERE IS A REASON. THERE IS A REMEDY. It the newspapers horn in. to a to Lydia. "Where you been?" people hoped. rehearsal." "I'm taking you home, dearest he asked. It was Glenn's father. is time the know the divine It is the cure fo human ills. was " remedy. only jyriia. artistic, and that "Of the play you think girl," he answered. "How long have education." Glenn people means been Greenwich "Finishing my temperamental idosyncrasy. "Ob, no! A rehearsal of 'The you ih Village?" replied, grinning, Her father, potent in affairs and Bird with a Broken Wing." I shall "Only a few minutes. I never "Where?" arlistio himself in the sense that he want you for another 'Tin was there before." of all nations should arouse the to break was in " play "Greenwich Village." "The impending peril the clergy their silence and tell the deft accumulating money Dissolved Pearl.' "Thank heaven for that!" He was "Huh! tho I in other hands, and her Among soflshells, that the trouble and the remedy are made plain by the Bible. invite the to hear me. originally Lydia hesitated. "Of course 1 caressing Iter hair. "And that your eh?" people great clergy mother, socially prominent, were should like to see a but hair isn't bobbed!" "Oh. there are some nuts there.' If my of the Bible is wrong, then the clergymen owe it to the people to tell them wherein it. sure Lydla was artistic and delight- rehearsal, interpretation as for acting I may not be able to "And are you going back to that "When are yon coming home is If then I to the clergy to tell the people the truth and comfort the hearts ful in the fact. Not that they cared I mean " and to wrong. right, appeal thereby to have make a of my mother, and my girl you back the bank?" reassures. and be Lydia career, father, not " "Hello there! Glenn! Stop!" "Tomorrow, dad." of the millions that are sad. This lecture comforts and Hear it glad." course. An artistic daughter re- might flects nor "We shall talk of that later. credit upon parents. Come." So Lydia, her romance shattered, The was declared she would live for her art rehearsal in a darkened was an hall. It was a dress rehearsal. A alone. Imagining that this bald, pompous person was coach- original idea. And her parents, a scene. DeLaTour who ha'd not to her ing remained objected fiance, in front, telling his wife and Lydia were pleased that she had some-ihin- s to to divert her mind. go behind and he would Join a them in a moment. They disposed Young Lilley, who had enjoyed of their and sinecure in his father's hanking wraps Marilla, leading ( Lydia by the hand, for tho passage house, disappeared from his form- was found an the er haunts which socially wer3 dark, opening own Green- .scene had not been fully set from Lydia'u and adopted which look on. wich a neighborhood in they ml.;ht ETS" 19 CLEAN Village, The pompous man was saying mm SOILS which certain may temperaments (something to a young man ord n forget trouble, lmlcps the trouble i who had been vital, or develop it if they pine for impersonating excitement. loverj?. He had praised the young Glenn had woman, who was caressing tho When Sick, Bilious, for Lydia and quarreled man's chin, as a Headachy, Constipated, in the spring, when lovers usually young probably are In (solace for criticism. The conch had Sour sympathetic. the summer, told the young man ho "was not at Stomach, Gases, Bad Breath, Colds at Narragansett, where Lydia's all like it." mother led o set that thought little faint- of fever- Lydia looked, shrieked and other sets, Lydia painted ed. The young man was Glenn Clean your bowels then feel ing nnd bowel poison and bowel ishly. Local amateurs declared that tine! aro cleared wil' exhi- Lilley. ffnws away, you her pictures were worthy of When feel up- feel like a new her in Everything became confused. you sick, dizzy, person. bition, and F'ime of work, n woman set, bilious, when head is never sicken or elaborate was in fact shown When young who has your Cascarels rr.imp frames, nnd lost of her dull or aching, or your stomach you. Also for on the walls of the family castle in quarreled sight splendid constipat. lover faints in such circumstances Is sour or gassy, just take one or cd children. 10 cents a box, also clock company with paintings about 3 there is something tho matter with two Cnscarets. !!" and f0 cent sizes. drug at which was no doubt. Any there her heart. As soon as the bowels act store. Adv. Returning to the family mansion begin in town in the autumn, Lydia be- came possessed with a (Ualre to ex- plore Greenwich Village. This ob- AN UNSEEN PERIL session she cherished secretly, for CONDITIONS IN EUROPE t conventional. her parents were very St. Paul were One day, taking luncheon alone Conditions in Europe are far worse than Jesus and right in their In a smart restaurant on Fifth ave- are the statements "that Satan is the supreme ruler of nue, Lydia encountered Marilla, pictured usually by public press. this who had been a chum at a finish- Rutherford returned from an world, influencing and controlling the seen Judge recently of ing school. They had not each extended lecture tour through continental minds those who disregard God's Word. 'other in nsres. Confidences flowed The talking with the dead is an- like a brook. It appeared that Ma- Jill Europe and Great Britain. While there, he scheme of rilla, ignoring her family's wishes, looked into and financial con- other fraudulent Satan and his had a fiance who had money. social, political to in- jilted ditions as on fulfilled The allies entrap the mighty men of earth, "And he had nothing else, dear- bearing prophecy. them to believe that are est, absolutely!" she said to Lydia. evidence gathered there by him is additional ducing they being "Hut I found a mate." that the old world has ended and that guided by supernatural power. Russia's rulers "Married!" proof fell victims of these unseen powers "Of course. And happy. My Messiah's kingdom is here. through name 1b now DeLaTour. My hus- the mediumship of Rasputin. To his down- band Is a poet and a dramatist. Everywhere great crowds flock to hear fall, the Kaiser heeded the "inner voice," urg- And a Socialist," Marilla added with his to be comforted them. On him to, make war. a laugh. lectures and by ing Standing upon the Yet none of these vocations not two occasions Royal Albert Hall, London, 1 he battlefield during one of the raging battles of nil of them had provided Marilla auditorium on was out the World War and to with clothes that at all resembled Each greatest earth, packed seemingly speaking day 11 Nil some en- your IBASMs&'jZri. If were turned New unseen the Kaiser is said to have Lydia's. In fact, Marilla was and many thousands away. being, joying luncheon in this smart place York's great Hippodrome was quickly filled to cridd out, "Who is responsible for this terrible on a part of the proceeds ol I while were war?" Other men are misled. sketches she had Just sold to the skin is hear Judge Rutherford, 10,000 mighty being advertising manager of a big shop, changing turned away. The people are eager to hear, Be not deceived, but arm yourself against the for she also was artistic. Her and he wants them to understand his state- encroachment of demon power at this time of bobbed hair indicated it. skin are Perhaps you live always felt that your was something ment to be true, that millions now distress upon the nations. Remember, "Blessed "And where you living?' could literally Lydia asked. you not change. v living will never die but will be restored to is that nation whose God is Jehovah." In his "In Greenwich Village." You are is condition of and mind and live new "Can Talk With Greenwich Village !" The words mistaken; your skin what you make it. perfect body book, the Living the were to I come on the earth forever in and Dead," Rutherford the magic Lydia. "May Every day it is changing in spite of you. Old skin continually peace hanpines? Judge exposes decep- to see you?" " if obedient to the new order under the Messiah. tions of "You can come home with me. dies, and new takes its place. By the right care y ou can make spiritism. now this minute! And meet my this new skin what you will. husband. I shall ba due in a few minutes. He has been rehearsing one of his wonderful plays, called FlND the treatment for Broken " right your special typo 'The Bird with a Wing." the famous "A Skin You Lydia literally embraced her op- of skin in booklet portunity. She was impressed by Love to Touch" which is wrapped around the simplicity of the elementary cake of Woodbury's Facial DeLaTour menage. The place every Soap. M looked as though they had "just this treatment Am --IL JL Jl moved in or wero just about to Begin using tonight Jl. move out. The furnishings showed ' Within a week or ten can a It was ali days you bring genius for adaptation. about a marked clear- interesting to Lydia because it was improvement in the i so different from anythlngs she ness, smoothness, softness of your complexion. No had ever seen. Seats Free! Collection! All Invited! DeLaTour cams in while the young women were chatting. Ho was interesting to Lydia for a like USE Woodbury's regularly in your daily toilet reason. He looked like a not re- to skin in condition. If used mote removal from a farm hand, keep your good lite abundant hair was long after persistently, Woodbury's stimulates the pores This lecture has comforted multitudes bereaved by the World War, col- blood-vesse- the old Thespian fashion. His and ls and gives the skin tissues lar and scarf were very prominent, firmness and tone. So and his cont had something of ths . epidemics and attending sorrows. great has been the demand cureless of a 23-ce- amplitude gabardine. A nt cake of Facial "You are the type!" he ex- Woodbury's Soap in 500 claimed to Lydia a moment after lasts a month or six weeks, that it has been amplified and published book form, including Introduction. ' "Yes? I don't quite" ' ' ' to "Isn't she. darling?" ho chal- Scriptural proof texts. Those unable hear the lecture may have a lenged Mrs. DetrftTour. "Ho mentis, dear Lydia, that you e cents to I. B. S. A. Lecture are the'type he wants for one of WObD copy by sending twenty-fiv- Bureau, his plays." ' BUSY'S FACIAL SOAP "Do you mean that?" Lydia was 1413 incredulous. North Fifth. "' menu what I re- nlwnys say," Copyright, 191!. hr TV Jntlrtv JrrgtmM ts. plied DeLaTour. "Have you ever acted?" '.No, except lu an amateur way November Tage Si ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL 5, 1022

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TIRE CHANGING country needs good roads and more ties to National Progress." Major ois. stato highway engineers, auto- IMPORTANT LEGISLATION AFFECTING HIGHWAY EDUCATORS ASSEMBLED IN of them, but we also have been General Lansing II. Head), chief of motive .ia tiufacturers, and perhaps TO BE three hundred others concerned in. CONTESTS brought to realize that they are engineers, I". S. army, spoke on tho AUT0M0BILISTS ON TOURING TO BE D. C. TO STUDY TRANSPORT PROBLEMS; the development of the highway TRIPS AT TIRE CONVENTION not to be had without very great, kindred subject "Tho Relation ot" of the United States Y'our program along OUTLINED BY AMERICAN AUTO ASSOCIATION LETTER FROM PRESIDENT TO CONFERENCE expense. organization is one Adequate Highway Transport Fa- sound and conservative lines. ot of those particularly well equipped cilities to National Defense." Other line of the important leatures to deal Ihe convention of the with the Industrial and speakers on the pri included Motor Truck 27 Above third annual technical Hide, as well .jrani Output - as thci finan- Thomas H. chief the Year Xation-wiil- e. ori-e- i : National Tiro Dealers' association Hard- MaeDonald, of Last for inn ily i Greetings from President lows: 1 iwiprnriiy lo he Wis., on cial aspects r,f this problem and I.'. S. li'ireaii of Public Roads, dis- ot the United Rtatos lorlsls- ;i mi Ihe cliiiiiu;iliun of bite h i. 1' 111 held at .Milwaukee, ing opened the second national "1 have lo thank yon for the most Reports ' r- - 10 Hi will he earnestly hope that your "Tlie of commerce record that i x i n o ,,; November M. and on education for high-- : t ion to aiiend and address the cussing Highway Knglncering v;ir tuv y noil' ita Washington convention will pro- t to llm tire and Highway Fields and motor truck in Septem- n um 111 ibi true!; iind an-- ! l OH he contests, (letei'tuiiie way engineering and highway national conference on education Transport production against ee duce some useful illumination of Their Need for Trained Men." 1 :i 2, was 27 cent above tOmUbtlo iKVOSOI'k'M ill I." Hi" ill'il!'.' ill' w. r. r.,. I'ianging championship of the transport bedd under the auspices for highway engineering ami high-o- f ber, per This is a new form the problem." Dr. John J. Tigert, I', S. commis- 1921, showing soal (if ilu legislative aethiiie: (U ViMii.gMi.tt r nn 1 !l'nit"d Slates. the highway education board at j way transport, The subject is,one of September, though Ihe - Reading the president's letter sioner of education, aiul eliuirmiiti an decllno from summer tho .American Autnniohile a n ' m: nei in he 'nru lal b Mi of competition, but considering the New Willard hotel. Washing- in which i have long maintained a expected ;issn icji.'erani coun- - was followed an address bv Sen- of Hdueation business. for tton of a new automobile cl 'ill at ( 'lev ll.Ollu.llOii car owners in the D. the interest and nn exanil- ly the Highway board, The output Septem- durini,' th(i (Miming ve;n 'ton, C, other day. most lively ator Pat Harrison. Mississippi, on The conference ber as to outlined M dim mi TIiui'mI iv noon. try it is likelv to hold considerable me " wrote nation of the program convinces presided. continued this year 18,84a, for August cording plans hy few "uv all aeroed the the subject "The Relation of Ade- there In 24.200 ii m Willi h be w be A. interest. During the last in convention will be ot three days, being attend- this year and for Septem- EldridHC, execniiu nliiiii'in.i will il:at", it'i president, "that the country nie that Facili- - - i it lis several hundred tire service quate Highway Transport ance highway engineering educdl- ber, 1921, 13, CIS. the A. A. A., ami hy thn A. A Slops n e.:illiZe a MOW clll'.i good roads and more ot them, It very great usefulness. i ( - in various of tho executive hoard at .1 t ii li ;,l 'uln in uy, io, wt v also ;m- specialists purls wc also hace been brought lo real- "The whole program ot trans- e been in AVashint-'to- n this week, .Mr. lllolized. country hae going through ize that they are not to lie had portation in all its phases It must ili.it tin- ndnpthm Dr. II. M. owe of la It .more. II. trials preliminary to the champion- Your he as of a explained at. with without very great expense. regarded that single of this y would in no wisi' af- G. fi l h: eh wn y emu- - ship contests Milwaukee the jinlii Shirley, incr rec- organization is one of those partic- problem, presenting a great many fect the of tie' lilsiriet "f rnissioiier of .VI land a ml now result hat sonic remarkable most attitude irj in hand- ularly well equipped to (leal with aspects is among the press- Columliia Pivisinn id' tile A. A. A. slate euininissinuor (if Vir-i- . ords have been established and technical tho entire biuhway removal and the industrial side, ing and difficult that toward olitainini," reriproeiiy with ginia and M. KMi iibie, cv eutive ling the replacement as well as the financial aspects of world is facing at present. As you of various of tires and rims. 1 Maryland ihroiiK" a KUHnliiip tax In chairman of the A. A. A. were types this problem and most earnestly and your associates are probably lieu of the present horsepower tax named as a c immittee uiili power One tire service man in Phila- hope that your Washington conven- much better aware than most other on automobile in the distriel. lo act J o pl.ie a ii A A. A. anl oino- - delphia recently made a complete tion will some useful il- the, facilities of li produce people, transport SOUTHWEST The executive chairnKin explain- hile (dub in Maryland at. once. Tills change of a Ford size tire in min- lumination of the problem." the whole world, whether by rail 10T0H COMPANY utes 2S seconds. To ed that tin? supreme court of the cluh will have lieaihiuai leiv al appreciate The president's letter was ad- or by water, or whither represent- United Slates in two ha ami branches in city this mark it must, bo understood ed the network of decisions, . ciery of dressed to Dr. WaUon C. John, by great public ruled tlinl automobiles trawling and tnwn in tie stall-- that it involved the Jacking up of the confer- highways, have been confronted an removal of the in- executive secretary J. ERNEST from one Mate to another are The executive lutard acei pted the car, casing, and reflected his In- with r most difficult situation for a KASEMAN, Manager Aulo-niobil- e ence, great classed as interstate traffic and invi'ation of Hie Ciiieinnati sertion of new tube ami application in number of H Is one which t in- terest the highway program of years. under the commerce i lull to hold us next meet- to the rim of a pew easing and best and wisest that interstate the tuition. The president was un- demands tho very 211-21- 11 of to '65 I 3 law congress has a ritrhl to ing, which will he on December flation the tube pounds pre- real meat from the of North 710 reflate a No able to address the conference, standpoint Fourth Street. Phone such traffic. Ho called intention at Cincinnnl pressure with band pump. to near Mrs. Hard- both the technical and economic con-I'-s- t. ferring remain to the difference in automobile tools were permitted in this from and financial authorities. thn tire man ing during her convalescence laws of the various stales, sonic of TRAVEL 5.180 MILES being required her recent illness. His letter fol- - "W,. are all agreed that the which permit a visiting motorist lo make Ihe complete change with only thirty das within their bor- ON BUSINESS TRIP his bare hands. ders without purchasing a new tas This same man. in competing for This Company Maintains a Complete and Efficient while in others, the period runs as Hccause of ihe fact that they de- a medal offered by Tires, the trado high as six months. the automobil' paper of the tire industry, applied Sales and Service Organization for pend solely upon -- "In my opinion," said Mr. a 110x3 v inch tire to a Ford rim in for in all kinds of :! should be a national transportation 5 second ith his bare hands. "there auto- law authorizing a motorist who lias weather, good and had, the Another mark that he established paid for his license lags in his motive industry Iris no greater was in the mounting of a 35 home stato and has complied with boosters than traveling salesmen tire to a rim on a Cadillac car and tho tube to 70 the laws of that state, to motoi a nd manufacturer's representatives inflating pounds , in 1 minute. Ho nisei anywhere in the United Stale.-- who are on the road. pressure without pnyincr additional fees." constamly mounted and dismounted n 37x5 Hupmobile are far 1 Mr. KldridRO also pointed nut Many of these men daily inch casing in minute 31 seconds. that congress has removed war ex- from service stations where repairs While to the average motorist ht cise taxes from a hirno number of may or may not he effected, hut these times rnny seem impossible of Willys-Knig- articles but has. as yet, made no hey believe that in the automobile surpassing, there are many tire move to relieve the automobile, the they have found efficient, economi- ) ( banging experts who declare that most necessary unit of individual cal', depend able and quicker trans jthey will better them at the al transportation in America, of portation Tire Dealers' convention in He expressed the opinion I'wo of lhr.se are 1. M, liauk and Milwaukee. Tires magazine of New Overland that th A. A. A. should work for K. M. l.in.niK both of ,os Angelo;. York is offering a medal for the the elimination of such discrimina- Vt'.o have ('"'iiliiileil f.,1 80 best tire changing time made in tory taxes and the executive board mil' s on a business trip through each state and in Canada and Phil- concurred in this opinion. The the slams of .V viola. I'tah. Idaho, adelphia motor trade organizations hoard also went on record as favor- Washington, and Northern have offered a silver trophy em- ing the buildinp of highways and California, which will he duplicated blematic of the national champion- their maintenance under two sepa- many tines in ihe future. ship. These medals and trophy will rate provisions. It was their opin- Knnk. who ihe northwest bo awarded at the Milwaukee MOTOR CARS ion that the current expenses or for eastern inaiinf ici urers. pur- maintenance of such a road should chased a new cie.pc before starting ho paid from current revenues and Hie trip .lust finished, ami with The reformers waste their ener- Buick Service Protects Wholesale and Retail Sales Representatives that the expense of building n"w I.oomis. a lecher salesniau, re- gies trying to purify the horse roads, which are n permanent hone-fi- t, cently left Aneides over the races; it's the human races that should be met by bond issues Arrowhead niail. l':id roads were need purifying. Columbia Recoid. Buick Owners Everywhere distributing this burden over a encountered! in Nevada and South- number of years. ern I'tah anil a fifteen-inc- h snow- Buick owners everywhere recognize this blue and The following new clubs were ac- fall at l!ealr, I'tah, caused a de- cepted into the association: Salt lay of four dV.vs. white emblem of authorized service as further Federal Tires Wy- from Creek .Motor club. Salt Creek, The Journey that point, assurance of dependable Buick performance. oming; the Texas Auto club, Dal- however. while over ntis'U'uble BUY A DRY Whether you are buying an automobile, automobile serv- J was not las, Texas; the Mobile County Auto- roads, for the most pari "authorized" mobile dub. Mobile, Alabamc; the productive of :iny more unpleasant Experience has shown Buick owners that ice, or automobile tires, cur line of world famous prod- Bolivar Automobile club, liollvar. weather, fo that the trip was en- service means a conscientious, helpful interest in the New York: the Honolulu Antotm-bil- e joyable In every sense of the word. ucts insures you club, Honolulu, T. H.; the Ne- The total mileage of 5.1SU was continued and perfect operation of their Buicks. braska Automobile association. made without mishap of any kind, T.ineoln, Nebraska; the Val losta l.ooini;-;- who drove the entire dis- Authorized service is a guarantee of skilled labor from Motor club, Vahlosta. tieorgia; the tance, is enthusiast ie over the car s Rome Motor club, Home. Georgia; performance and said that Willi the mechanics of long experience on Buick cars, and that Most For Your Motor club. I'ensa-col- of wo the the I'ensacola exception punctures trip new is genuine, factory-mad- e of the same Money Florida; the Manatee Co. Mo- was uneventful. every part tor club. Hrudentown. Florida; the The car was i quipped with a high quality as the original unit. Columbus Motor club, Columbus, trunk rack carrying a heavy sam- Oeorgia: the Columbia Automobile ple Ir'.ink with a capacity of "T,0 It is an assurance that the establishment is conducted club. Columbia. S. (.'.: the Augusta pound--- , and 'the spare tire em- Automobile dub, Augusta, Ha.; the bedded in the fender. This. In addi- to serve Buick owners first, last, and always in the Carolina Motor (dub, Greensboro, tion to n lar;.re compartment in the way that will continue the dependable performance ' N. C: the Mobile County Autonm-hll- e rear deck of the car gave ample STORAGE BATTERY for Economical Transportation club. Mobile, Ala. space for carrying the sample lines built into every Buick car. Harvey Myers, pafeiminent attor- and left the interior of the car free GUARANTEED 3 YEARS g,m mil'".""'' who has re- - for ney of Covington. Ky.. hand luggage. THEY REQUIRE

II hibiii ui.n jinvymm.TV,W(tj.!1,T4': IS', - miwtmifyiun.,,rim " tuu . :W NO WATER ODEN-BUIC- at 0f ifil r mnt ni liw alI j K COMPANY MID-WES- T BATTERY Fifth and Gold Phone 1200 AND IGNITION CO. FOR A DEMONSTRATION. Distributors 321 South Second Street. " Phone789. automobiles are built, Buick will build them 4 Sick Batteries When better - "I Made Well

Perhaps your battery is on the verge of a nervous break-dow- n. Summer im ' Em. treats them V ( that way. m ti.M 9 91 Come around and let us diagnose its condition. We'll put life into it if 1 it's worth saving. ill If you need a new battery, we The Tire with the Widet and Thicker Tread furnish you a Prest-O-Lit- e, with The Prest-O-Plat- all-arou- 1923 es, SUPERIOR the best 1 Chevrolet! battery, at new low prices. ger Sedan And if there's value in your old we to in battery give it you payment In 1922 Chevrolet led the world in closed car sales, chiefly because of towards a new. the Sedan. This new Fisher Body Sedan is completely eclipsing its pre- Come around and make the ac- decessor because: of our money-savin- g quaintance has been still further system of battery service. QUALITY improved by more artistic design and added equipment. MORROW AUTO COMPANY ECONOMY has been still further increased by engineering refinements and greatly increased facilities. UlSfRITil'TOUS About Rising Tire Prices- -

313-31- 5 SERVICE is now offered on a flat basis dealers West Silver, Albuquerque, N. M. In rate by 10,000 and the past thirty days rubber has service stations. advanced in price about 5t) cotton about 20. PRICES of the new line remain the same in spite of added Perhaps you have been off equipment putting and more expensive construction, which have greatly increased value. buying the tires you're going to need Oldest but is this wise, remembering that sendee to motorists tire prices are bound to follow rub- Soms Distinctive Features Prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich. ber and cotton prices upward? Streamline tody design with high mil Remember, too, that right now you hood; vacuum feed and rear gasoline Two Passenger Roadster '510 can buy your Gates Super-Trea- d tank on all drum head -- models; type Five Passenger Touring - 525 Cords with their wider and thicker lamps with legal lenses. Curtains open i:S('', rubber tread for nearly the sama with doors of open models. Closed Two Passenger Utility Coupe" 680 price that you pay for ordinary models have plate glass Ternstcdt Four Passenger Sedanette 850 fabric tires. regulated windows, straight side cord Five Passenger Sedan - 860 tires, sun visor, windshield wiper and dash light The Sedanette is equipped Light Delivery Truck - - 510 rilLt OF WHKRI with auto trunk on rear. YOU fLIS THIS SIGH See these remarkable cars. Study the specifications Nothing Compares With Chevrolet THE COOPER MOTOR COMPANY --AND WE SELL EM! BOATRIGHT UBBER COMPANY Phone 671 -- W. DISTRIBUTORS. 519 W. Central Avenue. 401 West Copper Ave. Phone 237-- J. Mmi'iiMiwui in i iiiiiir?r1'il i ' November 5, 1D22 ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL? Page' Sevefi

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CONSTITUTION A motorist rhould have no more New York, Nov. ". Dave trouble with his car in winter than dC and Jlike n.v riu:i)i:mc j. he does in summer, if he takes the O'liowd uf Si. Caul. Minn., will A Nov. 4.jiaskin Cold weather box for the middleweight cham- iishiiiKtun. Tinkering right precautions. as Willi the constitution will b a sub- operation requires, just a few pionship of the world, so far much iliKi'iissed when from summer running, reeogiiiiiim In New York state is ject Congress changes 1.1 -- back on the elec- six sug- concerned, in a, round contest gets job after the and the following helpful a tions. Severn! in the or- to those motor Thanksgiving day afternoon In Broth Rib changes gestions operating Dodge it unnounced ganic law of the nation will be pro- cars in cold weather are valuable: i'rooklyn arena, was posed and ut least one of these will 1. Use a good clear oil with a low tonight. The match, Chairman William Muldoon has be directed to the pin-pon- of maki- cold test. It will flow at the first announced, ng; it easier to effect constitutional turnover. the saiution of the state athletic MOTOR CAR amendments. 2. alcohol in radi- commission, despite the fact that A. little your some In short, not is there a man- ator will a frozen radiator, I'OKHiiberg was suspended only prevent time the commission for ifest disposition to ilo some tinker-in- g Cause less inconvenience, and. pre- ago by to a pre- with the venerable document, clude cracked cylinder blocks. failure go through with but there is insistence that the tink" 3. A radiator cover will keep vious contract with O'Dowd, The evenness of performance so often re- erlntf should bo made less difficult your engine and radiator warm. It marked in of accomplishment. also makes far easier starting and Motor cars used by doctors and Dodge Brothers Motor Cars is The latter proposal is a decided saves your storage battel-;-- other professional or business men due, in no small to the departure from tho ideuH of the 4. Drain your crank caso more for transportation in their dally part, thoroughness forefathers who framed the consti- frequently in winter than in sum- work are exempt "roiii taxation in with which each unit is tution and in doing bo made clear mer. Every D0O miles is a good Danzig. inspected during their judgment that it should bo plan. the process of manufacture and safeguarded in every way 5. slartiug. even In coldest man's assembly. against Easy use The having of a salaried hasiy or illiadvined alterations. weather, will result from the are H in the lt-- lifetime but drop undertook to see because of . They that no of a volatile gasoline, bucket-shop- New York Tribune. A trained staff of 800 is amendment could be effected that low boiling point. experts employed f.O had not been scrutinized 1""' ' - G. are more than parts carefully . There in this work alone, and 5285 and that did not have buck of it an I", fTw on your car that need lubrication. approximately overwhelming sentiment of the See that they get it this winter. individual inspections are made people of tho country, and that oneachcar. they made a good job of it is at- tested by the fact that since the RECORD OF MOTOR So constitution was 1789 exacting and rigid are the standards ap- adopted in REGISTRATION BIG it haa been amended only 19 times plied to these inspections that the and 10 of these amendments em- IN CALIFORNIA slightest bodied the bill of rights variation either in workmanship or ma- which had been virtually agreed roc-- , upon at the time the constitution 1 All motor car registration terial is discovered and was onls for the I'nited States will be! instantly rejected. drafted and were adopted in ac- - 1 7!t. broken by California this year, Cars to n statement ,'just issued Quality The eleventh amendment, provld" cording over-scrupulo- In of j Dodge Brothers are almost incr that a state can not be sued by Principals the Parr triangle., Mrs. Lorctta Parr, left, Margaret bv the Eos Angeles chamber a citizen of another state, or by cit- "Peggy" 'fTMohr, and Kayniond E. Parr. commerce. Ilrgislrutlons at pres- Rebuilt to Serve in their constant aim to make each izens or subjects of any foreign ent total S37.000 for tho state, Three short months Mr. and Mrs. were mar- one-thir- d which are in Priced to Sell country, and tho twelfth, providing ago Raymond Parr nearly of car as sound and perfect as is humanly for tho naming of candidates for ried and went to live in the cozy love nest they had arranged in a Eos Angeles county. and separ- fashionable Chicago apartment. Life seemed orie strand sweet song The state of New York had reg- possible. president just 1. The BUICK 4 $250 ately, ftdlowed within few years for Mrs. Parr. Then, she told Chicago polic the other day, she came istered 812.031 oil January the one in 17U8 and the other upon some letters to her husband from Margaret Mohr. increase of cars registered this year Chevrolet, 190 $350 "Peggy" .".0 over last : Then there was a lapse of After rending the torrid phrases in the letter she decided to "end it all" In California is per cent Buick, (i $325 ?1. :;. dclivei .!, I". O, n, AHuuiii m,. This is a greater ratio than til years without a single change in i and drank poison. She has recovered from the, poison but her beauty year. - Ford Roadster the constitution, with- the three is ruined scarred and scared the M:sa Mohr denies that ever achieved by any other ....$225 by poison. that in union. J. growing out of the civil war coming aha was responsiblo for Mrs. Parr's act. state the Buick Touring1 $500 KORBER & CO. in 1SBS, 1 and 3 870. East year. New York. Ohio and California. Buick, .$600 'linnr 7s:;. 211! Norili Sci Forty-thre- e years passed and two Pennsylvania led l't onil Mri'ci. increase of cars in the Ford Truck amendments were declared in ef- fication may be by con- vote of congress, but when the su- the rapid $225 1913 proposed Pacific coast state Indicates that fect in the sixteenth, known gress. preme court has said that a law is Reo Truck $75 as the income tax amendment, and this year it will lead both Ohio and Senator Owen would change tho unconstitutional can do with a of Buick Touring $600 the seventeenth, which provided method of ratification congress Pennsylvania, possibility for the election of United States by providing nothing except undertake to bring passing New York. Ford Truck $250 Unit amendments, after being pro- - in the senators by direct vote of the i eo-pl- o about an amendment to the consti- The extraordinary increase posed after oiv of, the ways set of nutos is attributed to the Buick Speedster ...$350 . of the several states. Seven in his be tution to conform to the number tho were forth resolution, shall judicial cood roads that form a network Ford years later amendments voted upon, not by tho state legis- decision. Speedster ....$350 f4 m made effective which gave the over the state, and the climatic latures, but directly by the people Senator 7.a would make conditions that pleasurable country prohibition and woman's of the several siad-s- A permit majority it. possible to over-rid- a decision almost every day in the suffrage. of the votes .so cast. In a majority of touring , . erf the court by a mere majority 1ur Carefully Considered the congressional districts', year. The last four of the amendments together vote not even as much of a vot HOBBS MOTOR i 'i with a majority of all the votes cast is bill rr con- as now reuuired to pass a y-- I : appear to have passed the test the tdiall rat- Several thousand cotton pickers 5 1 Cer- throughout country, oer the disapproval. motor COMPANY templated by the forefathers. ify. president's are being dispatched by That tuch a will be op- to and 5 1. 5 1, W. Ccntn.l 4:11 (' I1' tainly they were debated pro and r.n proposal truck from Nogales Phoenix Phone con for years and were considered l'ollott,. After the Courts posed bitterly goes without saying other Salt Elver Valley cities in care Senator of Wisconsin but it Is" not to be gainsaid that is enrou to Not a Home for Ued with and deliberation, and it Arizona. Food provided v . . Ti.r would seem that they must have is understood to favor tho Owen there is an appreciable sentiment and the laborers are carried di- Cars; We Sell Them. sswrxiv'i'Vj but he has one of bis own in the- favorable to sonic where PY"-V- mm been demanded by an overwhelm- proposal, country rectly to the plantation they I 1 -r - ing public sentiment. Indeed, it in which he is even more deeply sort of a check upon Hie powers ut are to work. t iLwv-- r yr-- was the difficulty with which these hers of congress who are jealous the courts. -- - constitutional changes were brought of the rights and prerogatives of The movement In this direction rfr ' about when it was evident that a that body and ho is especially dates back several years back to Is) majority of tho people wanted them aroused over what he regards as the time when there was much agi- that led to the proposal that an invasion of the powers of the tation over the referendum and til" amendments be made easier. legislative branch of the govern- recall anil the late Theodore Itoose-vel- t Senator Owen of Oklahoma is ment by the judiciary, lie does not came conspicuously to the The New "STAR" Is Here the sponsor for this idea and has believo that the courts should be front as an advocate of the recall Introduced resolutions on the sub- ablo to nullify an net of congress of jndieial decisions. Colonel ject in several congresses. One of by declaring it to be unconstitu- KooseveTt argued that there should these resolutions is now pending tional. be :t way of registering tho will n. before the senate committee on tho Accordingly he will urge an the people if the courts rendered judiciary. It provides that the con- amendment to the constitution decisions which were contrary to stitution may bo amended "in tho which will provide fl that no the wishes of a majority of tho following manner and in no other judge of an inferior federal court people. way": shall set aside a law of congress on Senator T.uFollcile Is perhaps go- "An amendment or amendments the ground that it is unconstitu- ing only a step farther when he W. C. Durant's achievement that changes T1wr or tho calling of a Constitutional tional, and (2) that if the supreme holds that tho will of the people low' IHIli' I! II PI'1 convention may be proposed: court of tho I'tiited States shall as reflect otl in an net of congress for all time the standard of value in mi "By a majority vote of the mem- to ileclaru any Jaw of con- shall be supremo, even as against Light-bi- x Road tcr bers of each house-o- congress; gress unconstitutional, or by Judi- the opinion of the highest court of priced motor cars. "By either house should the oth- cial interpretation shall assert a the land that it is unconstitutional. rfijLi afciri ' iv i er house twice reject tho proposal, public policy at variance with tho The "Star" is a real quality automobile, housing I lllllhl"lllll and a failure for three months to statutory declaration of congress. Twos V.xcr Thus. Continental Red Seal Motor. $975 M '1 ill act shall constitute a re- which alone under our system o fool cut! look- wise ( u favorably "Anr 4 f - J Timken Axles, front and rear. jection. government is empowered to deter- marked the professor. l!!,!l!wfi?f "Congress shall propose . an iiiinu pom tea, to Connies Yes, and wise man can look Timken "1 jituuic any Bearings Throughout. Mi ,IU,I T-- j amendment or amendments or the may by repassing the law nullify foolish where a woman is concern- Warner Transmission, 3 speeds forward. X - - a- u calling of a constitutional conven- the action of the court. ed," answered the cynic. . Clutch. Aty ill tion when The Plate Disc requested by a majority amendment, Single 1 of the state legislatures. Congress, which Is paid to have the backing Stewart Vacuum Gasoline Feed, and many other iLV t or either house may submit com- of the American Federation of La- peting measures." bor, is generally regarded as ever, pronounced features. . " 'V' iffit This differs radically from the more radical than the one fathered EXCELSIOR Be sure and see this wonderful Car on display in t"' original provision of the constitu- by Senator Owen. As the case now our salesroom. iVv ! ,M fit tion under which congress can pro. Is, the only checks upon the power The Soft Water pose amendments only when. two-thir- of congress aro tho presidential (Including Starter and Demountable Rims) of tho members of both veto and what amounts to a veto by i . Laundry houses shall deem it necessary, and the courts. A veto by the president 177 1'IIONE 17J can call a constitutional convention may bo over-ridde- n by a two-thir- J v Price F. 0. 3. $443.00 Factory 11:11111111 only on the application of the legis- um latures of two-thir- of the several w rr. "Ti h IIIIM states. The constitution stipulates i iliiii that amendments so shall PILCHER MOTOR COMPANY HI proposed' isaii!!!iliyii:!;IIiliiijl!illll illlffl ilU become effective only when ratified three-fourth- OF DURANT AND STAR CARS. 111111! by the legislatures of s DISTRIBUTORS of the several states, or by conven- - NASH SERVICE 220 NORTH FOURTH STREET. interested. He is one of tho mem-(ion- s in three-fourt- thereof, as the one or the other mode of rati- - In Albuquerque Kingman, Ariz. Hoover Motor Company, EASV TERMS Albuquerque, N. M. r Dear Sirs: Open Evenings and Sundays. Received my rear axle hub and key upon arrival is not to a high-price- d shaft and rods are machined CARS at Williams, Ariz., O. K., as I and I It necessary buy connecting USED FOR just ordered, ASKTHt f roadster to get maximum com- on all surfaces', an exclusive Studebaker want to thank you for the attention you I MAN WHO I prompt OWNS let Comfort is a correct for cars near the SALE OR TRADE have As ri fort. matter of practice at anywhere given this matter. you probably surmised, x I 4)Ney design. Comfort is built into the Light-Si- price. Eight Fords, two 1021 road- was saved the trouble of hanging up in this little Studebaker Six. sters, two speedsters, three town; much Thank Light Economy of operation is increased by tourings, $75 up. as- furthermore, possibly expense. is valves inclined a and Biggest I'm for Nash cars and no less The seat placed at just the right at angle sortment used Fords in town you. strong your for relaxation and is the internal hot at the lowest See these service. ' is a fact that the user angle provided with by spot. prices. It in before buying. R. E. MORGAN. big, fat cushions, upholstered genuine This handsome roadster is a quality Packard Trucks The semi-ellipti- c are be- Olds of rarely leather. springs carthroughoifc. Itissoldat$975only Eight touring, excellent and resilient. running order; (CCAO changes. He buys at the long, strong cause of complete manufacture, in large repainted 50lU There is ample luggage space under volume, in one of the most modern and E-4- HOOVER 5 MOTOR car in the world. Buick touring, excellent COMPANY right price, in the first the rear deck plenty of room for every- complete motor plants tires, motor com- - (JJIOFI thing you may want to carry. Middlemen's profits are thus elimi- pletely overhauled .... itfj DISTRIBUTORS place; and he receives full ' Vibration, which is so destructive to nated, and the savings are passed on to you. E-4- 418 WEST COPPER. 9 Buick x Sir, tires, QQr7p value in the years his motor cars, is practically eliminated by The Light-Si- Roadster well upholds a genuino bargain .... tOO i 70-ye- 0 Packard serves and the perfect balance of the motor. This Studebaker's reputation for de- him, dollar-for-doll- 1920 Oakland Six touring; is largely due to the fact that the crank pendability and ar value. excellent con- - fl A AA "WUHD1...I.IJ saves him. ,lll"lW in the it Thief-proo- dltion ib'iUU r 'i nil riiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiu money Attractive cowl lights. f transmission lock. Cowl ventilator. Storm curtaina opening with thedoors. Large plate-glas- s window in rear curtain. Inside and outside door handles. in leather. under the rear deck for 1920 Nash Six touring, SAUER & CO. Upholstered genuine Ample space luggage. a at S750 ROLAND buy RADIATOR ALCOHOL DISTIUBVTOIIS MODELS AND PRICES- -, o. b. factories Several others. $100 tip. Come BIQ-SI- in and look them over. 420 W. Central Albuquerque. S. M. LIGHT-SI- SPECIAL-SI- 188 PROOF) lir W. B., 40 H. P. 119' W. B.. SO H. P. r.Pa.t 116' W. 8., (0 FT. P. Parts nml Accessories O. S. i:Ml51ii:.M. Dealer, Snntn Fo, X. t. Dept. Touring., $ 975 Touring $1275 Touring. "'' New starting cranks, ring 4 $1.75 FOR BUICK 4'S pinion and transmission." gears, Roadster 975 Roadster 1250 Speedster i?usW--- cylinder head fun Koitu $2.00 FOR BUICK 6'S Coupe-Roadat- Roadster 1275 ftpass) iw and dimmer lens for cars. couw all 1225 Coupe .) 1875 Used parts tor 25 ears. Jon't wait nut II radiator or be- StdatLI!.- - popular your pump lias' frown Sedan 1550 Sedan 2050 Sidan (Speciai)" ''m'-- Save 00 to 75 per cent on a fore jou wt that alcohol. Our service fur ttiu above PACKARD used good part. Bargains in prices Include, draining or your radiator. Inspection ni'tj Non-Sk- id Cord Tires, F'oni and Rear, Standard Equipment good used tires, several spot- - iIkIUciiIiik or pump and hose connections and tlic al- lltrhta nnd hlir ,MnKlmn- - p cohol (188 proof). slightly used accessories. Prices m ODEN-BUIC- TRUCKS K Mcintosh Auto Co. COmfJY Phone 671-- DISTRIBUTORS. 519 W. Central Avenue. Homo of Dependable Used Carf Fifth and Gold. Phone 1200 w 311 W. Copper. Phono 5B2, THIS IS STUDEBAKER YEAR 0

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OFF TO WED AGAIN, New York heard, when Peggy Joyce sailed for France. Her newest, it is 1 . ; MARIE German Hopkins ORSKA, actress, said, is Pierre Merrilon, her former fiance. (N. Y. A.) (1 has gaimil Parisian eontrant - 1119 PICAS MRS. SADIE N1LSS0N MCIl- and distinction of being first of J " ? RY, of Boston, who claims to her nationality to appear on French 4 be or Mme. Christine stage since World War. (N. Y. A.) f.2 I daughter m i Nilsson, noted Swedish concert einger, has backing of Dr. Lucius IC. of who Thayer, Salem, Mass., " claims to havo beon present at 4 'VflV Iff A birtli. Unt'l News Keel.) v'

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- I 1"W ' Mrlrr r tT-- ' ! ! V f VII III XII MINNIE BENTON RANKlN, - f . 1 M d ( elgh in II ...... T f 'v fS? beautiful , girl, was found after three &s 1 HE'S ONLY "MUTT," hut lack of blue blood ! ii months' search In Chicago, but WOMAN. Mrs. M. doesn't- impair social standing of Nig, nine PRETZEL Mutchnick, a Gold Star Titian-haire- Richmond, THIS LITTLE FISHERMANj KIN Comtesse Ind., N. J.'. annua! Selss.il FUTURE" entry in Newark, '.ther, wove American flag for Downtown Chamber of Maja QUEEN OF HOLLAND is refused to return to borne from took part in angling carnival st show, where pedigreed dogs are d'Aix. has arrived in America to get glimpse mongrel Royal Highness Princess Juliana, of Southend, England. barred. Miss Vera Martin is Nig's mistress Commerce's drive for funds to build memorial to fallen of country that threw monkey wrench in her daughter which she ran away. (Iut'1 News Keel.) (X. Y. A.) heroes in New York. (Int'l News Reel.) relative's war machine. (N. y, a.) Quen Willielrcina. Int'l News Reel.). (Tnt'l News Reel.)