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' CITY CITY 1 C3TDB EDITION ALBXTQHEIBQUE MORNING tNAL EDITION POISXY-SKOM- ) YKAK New Mexico, Monday, 30, 1922. Dally hj Carrier or Mull, 85c n Month I'Oli. CLXXII. No. . Albuquerque, January S:nglr il .lo

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RESCUE N (By Thp AHMteliileil PrpKH.) As- GATASTHOPHE HUUbt 23 YEARS Washington, Jan. 2:i (by the li Elirid , sociated I'ross.) the in- HS in (lie Kniekerhocker theater i jured ; iliyasti-- were: Christian Scientists Throw J Middle Atlantic Section! Neddie I Jr jn Jim. Bntteman Adams, M0IIETHE1TER WRECKAGE: Their House of Worship Spent Sunday in Efforts Tomasso Asset o, third secretary of IRE the Italian embassy: .Itine Berg- Open; It Is Used As First J(?f ;V to Resume Activities Halt- - man Mines, ll axle Ruehlcr, Mrs. J. tf, Unwell. Mrs. Bernard I'.rofs-lcal- t, Florida Congressman, Who Aid Station. . ed Friday Night. Miss Sadie Bresslcau, Joseph I ( Bruce, L'lliott Brumbaugh, ; i Was in the Balcony at RE (By The Ansoclntcd I're.) BLIZZARD HEADED heit Cnplan, M. 10. Caslney, Mrs. 2!t As- De- Washington, Jan. (by the Mary Chalmers, C. C. I.afli. Mis.-- i the Knickerbocker, OH sociated Press.) Recovered from TOWARD BERMUDAS Margaret Cole, James A. Curtain, scribes the Disaster, the wreck and horror of the ruined W. 1. B. ,1. I.. a hodson, Ilodsnii, Knickerbocker theater, pitiful With Weath- Dm land, .Mrs. J. L. Dur!a:;d. .Mrs. stream of mangled bodies, dead Even Favorable Guy S. Mldridge, Miss Mary ESCAPES UNAIDED BUT ROOF OF MOVING and living, flowed all last night Miss Fonts. William A CAUSES ot er Normal Conditions Will Ruth Ml and today Into the lower rooms Galloway, Dr. Clyde M. Gearliart. CANNOT SAY JUST HOW a Christian Science church, a few Not Be Restored for Days, Xorntan I. Gibson, and sister: hundred away. At the first i yards Mm. Ilaby. lfngh Glenn. Moo Ducks As Plas- word of the disaster, the place was Is Report. Gold. Dr. Custis i.eohall and wife; a Piece of foil: 1 thrown open to those stricken Ivy a in It on. Dr. H. K. Ilayden ter Starts to Fall; Men, and the hundreds of others who (By The ANtmrliilrcl Prcsn.) and two children: Warren llelph-iii- , or Occurs at the camo to search for their dead Washington, Jan. 29. Hurled Mrs. Douglas llillyer, ('apt. I. Women and Children Disaster Washington During, injured. from one to more two ii. Hills. U. S. A., and wife: M. sta- -- under than Groan Call of It was merely a first aid 1 Pera Hill, Miss Helen Hopkins, and for Help. cf a Film Comedy; Exploration tion for the who were car- - feet of snow by one of the most Showing injured, severe snow storms In several Margaret John, John Kleimer, Mrs Be- ried there on stretchers. Doctors T. (By Tho Atsorlntrd and Those in decades, the middle Atlantic sec- li'iv;ird Kneesi, Henry I.aoev. Prosn.) the Ruins Continues Charge and nurses and women tenderly i S. M. Lee. .louan A. Oreste Jan. 29 tion in to Margnt, Washington, (by the washed from the suffering the sient Sunday efforts Lillian T. Additional Bodies Will Be of activities supondod Friday Matillo, Masse. John Associated Press.) An avalanche lieve Found; gray dust of crumpled concrete, Jlrs. Julius McKinney, caked blackened some- night when the storm broke. of broken plaster, bricks, snow, the blood, The described the Mertie, Mr. nnd Mix. Jonas the 87 Have Been Identified. times hours of storm, by V. splintered wood nnd twisted steel Dead, by waiting pinned weather bureau as the worst in Michahas, T. Monahan, Wake, under the debris. were T : beams on tho audi- Bandages e field, R. S"o!t Montgomery, catapulting nnd then tho were twenty-thre- years, tonight had A. ence while the the Associated Press). applied injured out to sea and Its center John Morgant, Herbert and orchestra played Washington, Jan. 30, (By taken to hospitals or home. passed Mildred Nash, John nnd Katherine and a comedy film ground out. the In Hows. was said by the weather bureau to Is records Head Double north-northea- N'esblt, Clarence R. the description of the Knick- Official police early today placed l.y be some distance st Newkirk, Mrs, theater disaster But the dead lay long in the l'asfUalc, Alice I'as,iial,', Henry erbocker theater disaster given to- known dead in the Knickerbocker double rows In which of the Bermudas. they as center of Pearson, Miss Virginia Poole. Mim day by Representative John H. 107. Elimination of names broupht stretched across the until Washington, the K. at duplicated floor, lay storm's suffered the Ruth I'ostley, Mrs. Henry S Smitlnvick of Ponsaeola. Ela. He of 112. a tearful relative or friend, a hus- the strength, Wilson Miss was In the when the roof the final total down from the unofficial,peak most severely a toll of nearly 10U Powell, Henry and balcony band or wife or father or mother, Kdolin John Ma,-ti- e its of The list of stood at 134 with 14 listed as lives having been taken and more Wilson; Prezioso, collapsed under weight injured recognized the crushed form. Rhea, Hello Ib nibo. Edward A. snow. He escaped unaided Just Some ot the seekers came with than 100 Injured. Tho loss of life "seriously injured." hero was duo to the Sacks, New York City; Ilarrv U. how he cannot recall with more tho dirt and of the wreck- principally Mat-ti- grime of the roof of a motion Sacy. Walter I'rd Saey, Mrs, or less serious hurts. age on them still. Some had collapse Schwab, K. IT. Plaster Begins to Fall. Jan. 29, (By the Associated Press). the theater crash picture theater under the weight of shaughnessy, Washington, passed through x second assistant gen- "The orchestra was In twenty-si- inches of snow and this postmaster playing are known to have lost their lives in the only to leave a dear one dead eral; Mrs, E. . music and a comic film was run- Ninety persons mass. had catastrophe also counted for most Shaughnessy. Knicker- tho tangled They Myrtle Shaughnessy, Ruth Shaugh- ning," he said in his bed. hand-age- d collapse last night of the snow laden rocf of the worked hours with tho rescuers of the injuries. Snow lilocks Streets. nessy, Representative John A. and with his face and hands bocker motion theater. Rescue workers, fighting to find that one only to turn now and Sniithwiek of picture Daybreak today found th capi- Florida: Albert R. covered with cuts. "Suddenly dark and had re- then for a nurrled trip to the Sward. Martha Strayer, Mrs. Ger- there was a crack. I saw a a desperate battle through daylight, chamber of death. tal without street car service, its sharp More with its su- trude Taylor, Lieutenant Colonel great fissure across tho covered that number tonight. than a hundred Kleven times death struck down streets blocked snow, U. S. running burbs cut off, deliveries of perish- Taylor. A.; Leonard and celling, right over my head. The others are known to have been husband and wife seated side by side. Elizabeth 'rheunlssen, Christiana to injured. it w.u able foodstuffs curtailed, nnd many plaster began fall, all over the in Knickerbocker theater But many other limes only Thomson, Etta Underwood, Caro- It seemed to me. While The identified dead the wife or who per- buildings endangered by the load theater, the tho .husband at- line Upsaw, Nathan I. I was The children of snow. Sunday was spent In Urdong, looking up a great piece catastrophe are ished. times when Cardinal Uatti. of von Pouckli, Col. C. M. over head to ESF.NTATIVK E. MARTIN-DAL- were taken were storm tempts to restore a semblance right my started FO BM E II RKPR MRS. NORMAN few, the aid- Wesson, !'. S. A.: Nancv Wesson, fall. I invol- most of them at home. normal conditions and though Miss ducked, crouching, V J. BARCHFELD, formerly of having kept Cardinal Ratti of one of the most created ed1 sunshine Mael.ean White, Edward A. I down MISS AGNES MILTON. Stretelx r S:;uads. Milan, recently princes by favorable weather untary, suppose, between Pittsburgh. Pa. of the church, is mentioned prominently in connection with the with thawing the Williams, Mrs, Juliette Webb, Miss the seats. The piece struck ohe MRS. JEAN MIRSKY. I'P the long path, trodden temperature Inez Edward A. Wil- MISS HELEJ BARCHFIELD, election of a successor to Pope Benedict. It will be recalled that city tonight was still in the grip of Woodruff, seat where I had been sitting. The MISS VERONICA MI'RrHY. through heavy rhow, that ran from a a liams, Miss Marie Young, Mrs. Jo- his daughter. OGDEN. the to the Pope Benedict had been cardinal but few months before his the storm. force was broken by the seat, but MISS VIVIAN Impromptu morgue selection as successor to Pius. At- seph Younger, Lieutenant Com- ARCHIE PELL, formerly of D. O'DONNELL. Pope Other portions of the middle it pinned me down. F. Knickerbocker, struggled the section similar con- mander Salaski, medical officer of "The noise was awful. Yineland, N. .T. MRS. D. F. O'DONNELL. stretcher s'luads. Ministers held lantic reported Marine Barracks, and wife. It the ditions. In Baltimore the snow- was a great roar. It was sim-pl- y C'HAUNCEY C. BRAIXERD, MRS. VIRGINIA FAUKAUD, doors of the church and witll as as here. sister of Minister P.ianehi of Gua- gentleness and sympathy sHftod out fall was almost beavy indescribable. I never can Wt.Ehf'igton onrrespontlTt .. o the 2 Y0VNG GIRLS Southeastern Pennsylvania and the It. temala. those who sought their dead from EXPLORER DIES ! forget Brooklyn Eagle. MISS LO"TIS PITCHER. others drawn There region in and about Philadelphia, JUKES "In the midst of the roar, AIRS. C'HAUNCEY C. BRAIX- - by curiosity. was covered with a foot to a foot 1TH RIS were shrieks and cries of - ' MISS HAZEL PRICE. was quietness at the church in FOUND ASLEEP ing j;rd. MARIE RUSSELL. of the and never and a half of snow. New York women nnd children and ti WILFRED BROSSEAU, North MRS. spite urgent sections also ex- MRS. CORA C. SIGOURNEY. censing activity. The losses In the city and adjacent few sliout.s of men. There Adams, Mass., student at George- IT. WHILE OH UNDER DEBRIS perienced a heavy snowfall along were erics for town MISS MARIE SMITH. Knickerbocker disaster, neither the TUP New RFSRHERS ABflUT-I.1LE- help, groans university. VICTOR M. STURGEON. nor the bereaved with eastern Delaware und and, worst of all. the moans GUT" S. ELDRIDGE, Salt Lake Physically gave MRS. M. TRUDE TAYLOR. voice to (By The AHsjp'iiif ct Jersey. of those in terrible Jt brother-in-la- of Senator their sufferings. Pro.) pain. City, WILLIAM TRACY. Some were 2U Navigation Perilous. Has awful. I can't describe it. of of the dead alive Washington, Jan. (by the ex- Smont Utah. MISS GLADYS THOMAS. when rescue died The Hampton Roads district I see It all tho those OSCAR O. KANSTON", Chicago, work began, but 1T0 ANTAHCT1G Associated Press.) Sleeping sos.s its time, CHARLES COWLE3 TUCKER. before the c(H(ld be reached. Olid perienced heavy along poor children and men and his wife and daughters, Helen and MRS. CIIAS. TUCKER. pcnc'.'fiilly iK'iicaC.i the debris water front, a gale and a LIBS women COWLES girl, pinned under a bam, died which crying and groaning. Anyln. JACOB URDONG. with both hands in those of an In the wrecked Knickerbocker dense mist of snow and sleet "There Were a few of us CUTLER LAFTIX, JR., 16, Chi- peril- only LOUIS F. VALLYNTINE. army officer directing her release. theater, two girls, 'our and six, made navigation extremely in tho balcony. Luckily there cago. MRS. LOUIS F. VALLYNTINE. Ernest Shackleton Succumbs were ous to the few vessels moving. MISS NANTE LEE One man, pinned beside his dead found today by rescuers, were that M?ny Prave Deeds Renorted weren't more. The balcony gave LAMBERT, MISS MILDRED WALFORD. wife, was freed from with a ten hours after the iMof lux! All indications here and crashed soon the formerly of Ashhoro, N. C. pain to Angina Pectoris; Body even with favorable weather way after JOHN L. WALKER. hypodermic needle and survived f allen. Apparently neither was the Bv These Workinq in the ceiling began to fall onto those on JOHN W. MURRAY, The Tlalns, MRS. JOHN L. WALKER. Will Be Taken to were forecast it would be days before Vn. tho long night to a safo removal. Europe badly hurt. They taken restored. the lower floor. They were caught CAPTAIN WILLIAM R. WAR- n without idoutifl-oaficj- i. normal conditions were Wreckane of the Knicker- W. B. SAMON, of Priest (Jives Absolution. to hospital was the worst. Wyoming, NER, quartermaster corps, IT. R. A. A moment after the Fath- for Burial. 1'onr hours earlier a Some improvement, however, student nt Georgetown university. crash, disccrnnble railroads en- bocker Theater. Balcony Falls. MRS. WILLTAM R. WARNER. er John Hoerseh, entered the girl was found tonight, "I guess there was a lapse W. L. SCOOF1ELD, Danville, Va. MRS. CHARLES M. WESSON, (By Tho Associated Prpss.) tering the city announcing the Chi- ruined theater. Knee deep In the. unhurt, seated between the (IIv The .Worlalcd of maybe twenty seconds, hardly LAVERNE SPROITLK, 1", wife of Colonel C. M. Wesson, ord- snow, Montevideo, Uruguay, Jan. 2D bodies of two women, Her life more and morn rrequont arrivals rrp. of ho gavo general absolution 2(1 more, before the balcony fell. cago, nephew Representative nance department, IT. 9. A. tho final of. the Associated Press).' Sir had been saved of trains. Washington, Jan. (by the Elliott W. Sproule of Illinois. and rites the church (by evidently by from the theater Associated Press..) 'brave Funny, but It kind of twisted, as IVAN J. WHITE. to tho . Then he fnllliifjr between the seats and Talcing warning Many Lud-Ingto- dying. pungod British explor- Its and it C. E. STEPHENSON, Boston. MISS MARGARET DUTCH, n, Ernest Shaclilctcn, catastrophe, apartment, deeds were reported today by res- supports gave way Into the rescue work. 5 on the steam- the protection given her by tho many down on those below. It LEWIS STRAYER, Washington Mich. was er, died January two The to houses and office buildings Issued cuers working in the Knicker- swung of Notably the speed of the on which he was mak- bodies. lust person removal of didn't go down, kind correspondent tha Pittsburgh MISS M. C. BIKLE. Rod Cross workers who forced ship Quest, lx taken from the ruins was orders today for the bocker theater wreckage, but they straight just Dispatch. KNEESI (son of Howard ing another expedition into the snow from their roofs. Many said Albeit G. Buehler of Wash- ot sideways and slanting. II. CONROY Freder- their way to tho theater site, Dr. Seen Montgomery of "I I out VANCE, Knees!) . tho Antarctic. who was rescued porches collapsed. ington, was tho outstanding hero, don't know how got Va. througli snow. Scores of sur- Death was due to Washington, trans- from where I was un- icksburg, SCOTT MONTGOMERY. geons and nurses answered angina pectoris twelve hours ufler the roof As a result of the tleup of riving his own life that others crouching MRS. If. CONROY VANCE, AM A. their and occurred when the Quest was thousands of per- live. der that chunk of I real- VILLI WALTERS. summons with instant speed, and collapsed. He whs pinned by portation, many might He could have been plaster. Fredericksburg. Va. D. N. WALSH. off the Gritvioken station. The sons slept la.t night in the Union taken from debris an ly believe it weighed 500 pounds. WILLTAM their succor both baved lives of the on a Nor- Ills lefts underneath a beam the fully WALTERS, Brook- JACK McKIMLTE. body was brought here station in cots sent there by the hour before ho was. hut he di- And I think I moved that plaster N. victims and sustained tho unflag- be taken which killed the young woman lyn,, Y., student at Georgetown CHRISTINE THOMASON. wegian steamer and will esc war department. rected tho to with my shoulders. Anyway, I ging zeal of tho rescuers. to whom he had orted to Hie resellers aid others university. FAULT'S LAMISY. Europe. ex- whom he more crawled out between the seats to L. of the theater. His condition was declared seriously MARY ETHEL ATKINSON. MISS M. E. WALSH. Captain Tlussey Quest serlcais. CLEVELAND TROLLEY hurt than be. Ha died soon after where I saw a small hole in the JOSEPH W. REAL. K1RKLAND DUKE. will accompany the body. tremely above. I forced up other mem- ho was removed. plaster myself WILLIAM G. BIKLTC. ESTHER FOSTER. Professor Gruvel and LI ME IS OPERATED V. M. through that hole. Then I crawled THOROUGH PROBE will Lieutenant Parson of the - THOMAS R. BOURNE. bers of tho party , nrni- tha Hnnw Olio Ttlaster. RUSSELL MAINE. explorer's marine r'u-ps- who assisted In di- ciif MISS DAISY GARVET BOW-DEH- continue the expedition. WITH A SINGLE CAR MRS. RUSSELL MAINE. recting the rescue work, gave over the tangled debris, to the MISS CARRIE PARSON. Sir Ernest died on board the EXPERIENCE AS doors on street ALBERT was anchored off graphic descriptions of many in- the Eighteenth BUEHLER. ALBERT BAKER. Quest, which (Hy The Associate rrrm.) dividual rescues. side. WILLIAM M. CANBY. MISS FRANCES OP DISASTER IS South Island. 29. Cleve- BIKLE. George Cleveland, O., Jan. "We were digging Into the "Across the aisle when the crash MRS. D. II. COVELL. DR. Tho night he had -been boasts of a I JAMES F. SHEA. previous land Heights dinkey ruins," he "when we saw a camo was a little fellow never W. M. CROCKER. JCiRlify-scve- n but no- un- Is 'd and said, Identified. slightly indisposed, street car line. It manag of red We saw him and I wonder If he VINSON W. DAUBER. Of the 87 had been Iden- easiness was felt. Jim Moran, tuft hair protruding. dead, piloted by "Skipper" i is dead who laughed and roared THOMAS M. DORSEY. tified at dark The At 3:30 a. m., !i, he and is run for the accom- uncovered small boy. probably tonight. large RECOMMENDED January mostly nine, who told us his lltt'e sister 'at every especially funny part of MISS HELEN DORSCH. of both killed and Injured to sink rapidly, and despite modation of the housewives. I be- majority began was beneath the debris. Tho j tho film. don't know what A. G. ELDRTDGE. were local residents, although all efforts by his attendants, he TO" The 1907 model car, its mile of girl came ol him or the others in the MRS. A. G. ' ESCAPE was resetted and neither was seri- ELDRIDGE. many came recently from other died within three minutes. NUN double track (only one of which balcony. K. II. ERNEST. places. of the ruins who attended is and Its are ously hurt, but their mother was Exploration, Senator Will Intro- Captain IJussey, used) appurtenances dead. "The plaster fell first in chunks. MeC. FARR. went on unchecked after dark, but Capper him. said the symptoms showed officially the Washington Boule- It was like an ice break-- ! CHRISTIAN FETGE. those In "One fellow with both legs just, pond charge believed additional duce Resolution that Sir Ernest had died from vard Railway Company, Inc. , ing up. The ceiling didn't give JOHN P. FLEMING. bodies would be found. Without Calling His was W. H. Hears "a The trolley Is oblivious to sched- horribly broken, nsked for cigar- angina pectoria. body Morris, 63, ettes as he was carried out. He 'in ono crash. It seemed to break MISS MARY LEE FLEMING. regard to their own risk, soldiers, for of Thea- from the Quest to a ule. She waits until she has a in the Investigation transferred Sort of Sound" to with tho rescuers about his up everyw here. That let THOMAS FLEMING. marines, sailors, police, firemen Norwegian steamer and. accom- Ripping and then goes. It used joked snow. O. S. FREEMAN. and other citizen volunteers had ter Collapse. arrived bo operated pn a sched- mangled limbs, remarking that he panied by Captain Ilussey, and Rushes Out of the had about six now. Conscious All the Time. MRS. CLYDE M. GEARHART. fought their way beneath the - ule, but as one can walk the entire legs but I was conscious over whole The Axunrliiled today. in "Two women and a man whom "It's queer, K. If. HALL. wreckage practically the (Br Proa.) Governmental and military hon- Knickerbocker. length of the line about fifteen all the time when I was floor of the auditorium. Jan. 29 tlTe de- we were out also display- pinned DOUGLAS HILLYER. space Washington, (by ors were the The gov- minutes, steady passengers digging down by that of cell- Tha exact number in Associated Senator Cap- paid body. an to ed remarkable with great piece WILLTAM G. HUGHES. the theater Press.) will of the (By The Amnclnted ) clared embargo and refused nerve, talking when I saw tho when the steel concrete of a of ernment retain custody the men and res- ing. My mind, DANIEL K. JACKSON. and span per Kansas, member the is embarked for 29. ex- wait. directing their was buckled and fell under three- - com- body until it Washington, Jan. Long at ceiling falling, und afterward, MISS ELIZABETH JEFFREYS. Its senate District of Columbia will be The line fell so low on fares cue." as clear and collected as now. foot load of snow never England, which probably perience in coal mines enabled W. 2 a' just JOHN M. JEFFREYS. probably mittee, announced tonight that cents head that something n I will be known. The stories of February 11. H. mine went I knew I was rt some, but HOWARD W. ENEESI. per when the senate reconvened he Morris, a coal had to he done. The company DR. HUBERT WORK IS didn't know how It seemed haps a hundred who got out un- call- to officials asked to badly. ,. L. LEITLEU. would introduce a resolution Sir Ernest Shackleton was born manager of Buckhanon, W. Va.. to the village and my time bad come. I lived a year TERRY LEHMER. injured have been reported. These ing, for an Investigation of the be relieved of the car line In toto. CALLED TO CAPITAL account for a few mora than 300 in 1874. He was a third lieutenant escape from the Knickerbocker a pinned down between the seats. M. LEROY LEHMER. Knickerbocker theater disaster and in tho British national Antarctic The Heights officials dug up "It wasn't until I outside In the audience that was roaring of con- theater. franchise and out got DAVID H. IjYMAN. also all large buildings in 1901 and in 1907-0- 9 dusty pointed rueblo, Colo., Jan. 20. Dr. Hu- that I noticed blood from with laughter at a film comedy structed here since the expedition "I was In the eighth row from that It was for twenty-fiv- e years falling WrYATT McKIMMlE. when the fell on a beginning and commanded an expedition bert Work, first assistant postmas- my face and, hands. I got out my- roof them like the I had most of this time to run. : JULIAN McKWNEY. of the war. which to within 97 miles of Ihe front," he 6ald, "when heard and ter general, leaves Pueblo at 1 1 :i0 self. N'o me. I crawled blanket, carrying down the front Senator said had got a "You'll have to keep on operat- one'helped ERNEST E. KATELLIO. of the wide in crash. Capper reports South pole. He made his third crack, a sort of ripping sound, o'clock tonight for Washington, D. over tho broken seats and plaster balcony its come to him that to a or like that which the slate ing until we toll you to quit." they in to a mes- the theater had greater quest of the pole in 1914. exactly In- C, response telegram and snow to the door. On the way formally has of said. "Besides, you're a public T Beat filled less degree the building code The expedition In which he was roof of a coal mine makes when It sage from Will Hays, postmaster saw a young fellow half every at that hour and In- stitution and we can't get along lying 2.000 was its the District of Columbia had been engaged when ho died was to have is going to let go. It was more general, who nsked Dr. Work to curled up moaning and crying for nearly persons capac violated the rush of con- unchar- stinct than else 'which without you." return to at onco en 1 The same during covered 30,000 miles rf anything Washington help. I leaned over to lift him ity. unprecedented struction the increase in me to feet with one By this they meant that when account of the serious sus- WEATHER snowfall which brought death to following tered sections of the South Atlantic, brought my housewives at the Injuries and then everything went black. war seas. hard pressed tained Post- th-- ' the venturesome the city's population after the the Pacific, and the Antarctic thought flashing through my by Second Assistant The next I remember. I was at ' few, tha 200-to- wanted a kept declaration. On a little n mind: 'I can beat that fall to the eastern end of the line master General Shaughnessy, in many at home. Street car traffic board the Quest, ot butter in a they door, wiping the blood from my FORECAST. had been abandoned and streets ship, Sir Ernest sailed from outside.' pound hurry the collapse "of the Knickerbocker eyes and mouth. I don't know how 29. New on what "As I came into the I saw would go to "Skipper" Jim and motion theater Saturday Denver, Colo., Jan. and sidewalks were all but im- THESE ARE HARD TIMES England last September aisle, him the and a for picture I got out. I didn't see any other ' two-yea- r voy- the orchestra leaders' baton wav- give money plea He did not expect to return Mexico: Generally fair Monday passable. was to have been a a at stores at night. injured ones as I crawled. I can't somewhat un- BULGARIA . with music and little quick purchase the to the capital until some time this and Tuesday, except No Time for Inquiry. FOR KING0F age. ing the a the other end of the line. When remember about that part of it. settled west portion; colder ex- There has not been time for of The expedition had not only as Its white cloud coming down above coming week. Anxious to Get Home. ' his the car camo back the butter came treme northeast portion Monday. ficial inquiry as to the causa of the (By The Amnrlnrv)! quest oceanographic research, but head. Then I ran up the aisle, "My then was to Irei.) for- along. Jan. 2 9. Dr. Work was only thought Arizona: Unsettled Monday and disaster. The ruins disclose, how- Sofia, Jan. 29. These are hard the exploration of a petrified with the roof crackling and fall- Denver, get home before I should die. Mv steel-hel- As scheduled to address a of "Tuesday, with rain south and buow ever, that the mass of d times for the young King Boris of est nnd the location of a "lost" ing. I got to the door, the stuff meeting chest pained me, my back seemed or rain "north portion; little change concrete that formed the roof had has been to Island TunnnUI the fldlaocnt wa began to hit me in a wave of wind THEATER VICTIM WAS postmasters here Tuesday, but he face was with Bulgaria who obliged E. H. broken, my dripping in come down. The crash swept the some of animals in his pri- ters of which had not been sailed from behind, which flung notified McClenahan, stale blood. All I was to temperature. sell the literally AN AMERICAN LEGION as n re- wanted get supports from under the balcony, vate oo and a lot of palms, vines for more than 90 years. In addi- nfe through the door and across prohibition director, that homo and tell my wife and little T.OCAT, HEPORT. and this hinged down in of his tion, were to have been the lobby onto the sidewalk. IN sult of Postmaster General Hays' what I apparently, and flowers the gardens soundings sur- LEADER WYOMING lie would bo unable to be girl had happened. thought Conditions for the twenty-fou- r at an angle of 45 degrees, adding palace at Varna. taken of the ocean plateau "I saw no one else moving as I request, I was going to (lie." 6 In an ef- went present. Postmasters in of ' hours ending at p. m. yesterday, to the tangled wreckage on the "Bulgaria is poor and so am I," rounding Gough's Island, up the aisle. The house The Auauclafrd charge Representative Smithwick, who recorded the floor below. fort to determine the re around me was ' (Uy rron.) several offices In the vicinity of by university: said the king to the correspondent. practically empty. Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 29. W. B. Denver were to have Dr. lives about a block from the thea- Highest temperature 38 The building stands in' an acute I am too to a supposed underwater heard said he homo with- "Besides, busy trying garding between Sammon, one of those killed in the Work's address. ter, staggered Lowest .'. 24 angle in the corner of Eighteenth my country in the continental connection FOVR PERSONS KILLED. Knickerbocker theater in Wash. out overcoat or hat through the Itangu J 4 street and Columbia road, north good opinion of men and nations Africa and America. Cedar Rapids. Ia Jan. 29. last was state snow. Physicians found him suf- Mean SI west, the heart of the most favored Sir Ernest for Mi d stlngnisnee, Ington night deputy NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH. to give any time to my gardens and Mr. and Mrs. Milt Williams of treasurer of when he re- fering from shock, bruises and Humidity at fi a. m 70 residence section. The narrow services, was made a "knight in Wyoming Pontotoc, Miss., Jan. 29. Will menagerie. Adel, and Mr. and Mrs. William signed last summer to attend Roll, 20, hav- possibly Internal Injuries. at 6 m. . , . 40 niche of the stage on which the 1909. negro, charged .trith I Humidity p. "I am now using the palace gar- Coffin of Spirit Lake, were killed Georgetown university in Washing attacked a woman "I think it was a miracle that Precipitation Trace screen was hung was backed into The Quest left Rio Janeiro ing young white K dens to plant potatoes instead of at a grade crossing nnr Wuthor- - ton. Ho also had been ono of the last night, was taken from officers came out alive, he said, "hut Muxltruin wind velocity 18 the corner angle, while to the left flowrs. In these lean and dark 18 for South Georgia island, last think of those children and Direction from thp shilrn the line of the nuHU of the vllle, la., night when their leaders of the American legion In today by unidentified men as he poor of wind North it is largely a question of which lies off the east con.j automooiio crashed state. He was W. men and women not so fortunate, cU-1- - day, into a passen- this a son of J. was being transferred to Chant of day ,., . cluudy vCuutinueU ou Pago. bread with us, not Jackson, Tartly Two.; beauty." Continued gaTau"Tw'o.) ger train, Sammon of Kcmmer, Wyo. Miss,, for Bate keeping, and was (.Coiitluuea on Two...

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DEATH LIST MOUMTS peat, and interest Is growing all up and down the Pecos as study in- iGONFEREMCE OF AS RESCUE WORKERS HIES COUNTY creases tho individual knowledge of cotton history in New Mexico. III IK DELVE INTO WRECKAGE How much farther north the cot- ton belt may extend will be deter- OVER WITH GOLD METHODISTS TO (Continued from rage One) IS TURNING TO mined by further experiments. It may be it may eventually reach torium wall runs straight for some close to Fort Sumner although the 200 feet down street. average temperature there runs Eighteenth Itos- To tho the wall follows the several degrees colder than at SAY OFFICIALS: MEET TOES right well. However far It goes it is go- slow ccrve of Columbia for C0TT1IISI! road ing to add hundreds of thousands about the same distance and at the to tho income far the of dollars yearly ' end, paralleling stage of Pecos farmers and that is (Ity '. AttMieltitcd front, the back wall the Indi- valley British Possession Off the f. completes Numerous Experiments the state's greatest need just now, Memphis), Term., Jan. auditorium proper, also about '200 income an in Shows Ac Methortists from all over the south in cate That the plus improvement Florida Coast Jan- fit length." Fleecy Crop government. will grither here next Tuesday, This space stood roofless a mo- -' Since U. S. Adopted uary 31. for what is said to be one first sound Can Be Successfully tivity ever ment after the hissing Amendment. of the largest conferences (if the breaking roof crave warning Grown in Pecos REPRESENTATIVE 18th held by that denomination. It above the music of the orchestra. Valley. expected that 500 or more leaders one thus TELLS STORY OF Asuoelflted - Thorp is only survivor far Cnrrespendenre to The Jounal I (By Tht reae,) will be present. This number will who has told of having beard that (Special Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 29. Include all of the bishons, presid- Dexter, N. M., Jan. 29. Is the CATASTROPHE hero warning and Been the first powdery Federal prohibition officials ing elders, and many of, the pas- sift over the recent history of cotton growing interested in the small handful of snow down Himini, tors and prominent laymen of the head of the orchestra leader in in Eddy county to itself in iContInued from page One.) miles east of n repeat British island forty thirty-seve- annual conferences of time to From seat well Miami which since the outlawing of escape. his Chaves county? the Methodist Episcopal church, forward on the main floor he raced An affirmative answer to this I don't see how any who were un- John Barleycorn by the United South. for the the back. A blast der that escaped. If those air doors at most seems log- balcony Q teat States become n meeca for Is to important question has The object of his meeting of air ns the roof came and is the in- below could have seen tho ceiling those whose thirst was not quench- expelled ical being proven by to.J of the bring together leaders down, hurled him out through the creasing interest that the fleecy breaking away, they would have ed by the eighteenth amendment church for the purpose of consid- to had time to rush out the and which also is said to lie the doorway safety. crop is drawing to itself among the through ering conditions in the missionary Lpontinn of Hodlos. farmers of that county. doors. Those underneath us had source of much of the liquor smug- world in relation to the Methodist recov- I think- ascer- Most of the bodies were Fivo years ago it was thought no chance, guess. J keep gled into this country, have Kplscopnl church, South, and more ered from the floor of the be- thor- of it all tho time, that awful Rimini was cen- pit practically impossible 'and ing tained that supposed in relation to the of to cotton and of the y of the "foun- particularly neath the wreckage the balcony oughly impractical raise roaring crashing to have been the site tenary of missions movement as or from the front of the balcony. farther north than the southern on its way down to those An ARCOLA tain of youth" of which Ponce le fostered by that denomination, had conse- was over in installation dis- Persons on the main floor lino of New Mexico. As a people below. It all An ARCOLA leon was in search when he through which $37,000,000 new themselves Just below the the half a minute, I guess, but It seem- mean n covered Florida. world- grouped quence throughout irrigated Installation money was subscribed for front of the balcony. They were district along the Pecos, alfalfa ed hours." m n o American Bimini is not a recently estab- wide missions and relief work. Tills Radiator In back far enough to see well and was the principal crop, its growing Amirlein - ' lished institution, it has developed, with In hot your dining- amount, together the most of the front and back rows occupying about 90 per cent of the Radiator watcf for more than four hundred years coming through regular were tillable land. each bed room room ind it in the news Is empty. oarlor ago figured reports channels, set a new record, it At the point they had chosen the In some isolated instances a few of the day by that name. Ponce de claimed for missionary enterprises to be double. Few of the of danger proved alfalfa growers possessed Ieon heard it while in Porto of evangelical churches in Ameri- there could have stock to which fed their prod- Itico in been told of those seated they 1512, having by ca, tin the strength of this offer- escaped. Even if tho falling con- uct, finally marketing it in tho the Indians there, "of an island ing, Southern Methodists of WMMm opened of the form a finished called where was crete slabs and steel work product through Bimini, there up new mission states and enlarged roof missed lhem, tho balcony fat stock, but the great majority of much gold and a treasure even work already projected in eight front came down on the first them sold the raw product in the more precious than gold a foun- foreign fields and in America. form of to outside markets tain whoso waters would make wreckngo with crushing weight. hay In addition to prominent church- The gleaming brass rail of the bal- throughout the south and thus the of young forever all mortals who men of this country, there will be over the treasures of the soli were entirely ' in the middle should of as one chroni- cony front lay spread NOW, drink it," present at the Memphis meeting wreckage of the root when res- lost to the valley and were shipped SPEW cler puts it. missionaries from China, Korea, scene. to enrich the soil of other RIGHT Pome de fitted out cuers reached the away is economical time I,eon three Japan, Mexico, Brazil, Cuba, Afri- Beams Cliini to Wall. districts and at a toll of freight and ml the small vessels bis own al- at expense ca and Europe, who will make re- All those farther back on the trutuportation charges which to go in search of the fountain. He ports for the foreign mission fields main floor probably pscaped. The most entirely consumed any hoped to make the Your Heat- left to the present generation the maintained by the Methodist Epis- back end for profit. change. of and beams that supported the discovery (he gold potent copal church. South. Homo mis- of the balcony did not let go their Then came the great drought of waters, however, for after cruising sion workers engaged in special on the wall. The wide a few years ago and the flow of has much more time about the" Bahamas the clutch in ing Expert during work in cities, rural sections, sweep of seats they supported tilted water the Pecos, upon which winter of 1513 without the in- sighting mountain schools, mining and down until the wrecknge below Eddy county depends almost E. lirovvn. - island be heard there was land in ac- By Xorjuan now- he will have later on. dustrial centers, will give an supported the weight of the front for Irrigation Water, grew than the northwest, steered in that di- count of their work. , back less and less. The question of wa- I.I'AD OX, McGIlAW! rection on end then stood covering the and Kaster Sunday, Vr. W. It. Benuchamn, director rows of the main floor like a tent. ter became so great that tho Water John McGraw is to March 27, landed on the beach a an preparing general of the centenary of missions The rows of thfl balcony Users' association, organization embark on his twenty-firs- t few miles north of where St. Au- front users who are under the season And need not hesitate because movement, will prestdo over the were ground to a twisted mass. of water as of you gustine now stands. which government works manager the Giants. Which convention, will continue There was'no wood in the struc- great irrigation out- Prohibition officials credit the J, at Carlsbad, were compelled to le- bears once more the well cold. Your furnace or Indians of Torto through February ture. It was all steel and concrete, tak- known belief the days are Rico with having but the enormous weight of the gally enjoin any person from that McGraw is a known what they were talking ing water from the river whose glutton for punishment. He is about when balcony was sufficient to wind the . they told Ponce do tortured beams into fantastic rights in any way conflicted with also some leader. 'Since he took stoves can remain until Arcola Leon what he would, find at Bi- PADDOCK IS their prior rights. But even this ahold of the Giants the team mini. OUT shapes. Here chance a part proved insufficient and the yield has finished in the second division is and work. "Bimini is running over with again played of alfalfa per acre fell otf tremend- but. twice. installed at these in reducing the number of victims. some gold days." said one official, The front rows of the four ously, so much in fact, that Ho has won seven pennnnts: "and it is certain from balcony, fields had to bo abandoned where finished the expe- TO or five tiers deep, were known as second eight times, third rience we have had with liquor WORLD the lack of. water was felt the ono year and fourth two runners Inst "reserved" seats. They were priced years. the year or two that Ml, ahove the rows. With worst. His first year the Giants finished the marvelous waters of the foun- succeeding At this stage the small patches in Inst tain still flow the small attendanco of last night, here atid there place. freely." a few had the of cotton which McGraw was born at Truxton, cold probably only paid farmers 1 The three were planted by pioneering N. Y decoho extra prices for these sents. And with it April 7, 873. Broke into EXPLORER running of behind scrambled who bad had experience baseball with Olean, N. Y., in DIES many those elsewhere, or who had seen it up the steep slope of tho fallen 1890. Joined Cedar Rapids team WHILE ON TRIP growing In Heeves county, tfexas, next to be obtained Los Jan. 29. Charlie balcony to safety, although many across the state line and noting the year only Angeles, were struck down when the roof just by the Baltimore Orioles, with months are INTO ANTARCTIC Paddock is out to cut a fifth of a its success there wondered why it second or more off came In. Some were hurled down not success which club he won his fame. He the world's when the would provo an equal second until Ned Hanlon record of 9 5 seconds the into the pit wreckage in where climatic played (Continued from Page for even some of Eddy county, to in 1892. One.) one hundred yard dash. balcony front fell and conditions and soil were but little shifted him third these escaped with hruises. There at- The St. Louis Cardinals bought southernmost of Coaches at the University of different, began to attract tho portion South Southern the Is no record, however, of any sur- tention of who were casting McGraw and Wilbert ltobinson in America. California, where In others coming "fastest as vivor among those tho foremost cut of the'i 1900. The next year formed Fir Ernest was an Englishman. human," Paddock has about for some way they been called, is believe balcony seats. dilemma in which they louna tho Baltimore American league He was educated at Dulwlch col- registered, for Aid. a row Ban that if he can improve his start he falls themselves. club. Following with bed-roo- ms lege and after went to out Mo- - graduation will be able to lower tho 100-yar- d Frantic calls for aid went as at however, McGraw jump- months when sea. It was in 1894 when he en- The experiment station Johnson, The chilly mark, which is held by him- soon as those In the double walled silla Park had also ubout this time ed Xo the Giants in July, 1902. tered the expedition which brought jointly which form the Eight- him fame. It was that self. Pan Kelly and Howard Drew. structures interested themselves in experi- With Javn went Jack Cronin, discomfort for adults the expedition Paddock tied the world's record eenth street and back wall of the ments as to the growing of cotton Dan McGann and Joe McGinnity. mean and that discovered tho south on-- magnetic last on the of auditorium realized what had in New Mexico and the results I McGraw drew $5,000 a year pole. He reached a point nearer spring University the south California track at Berkeley on th happened. tained there were, to say the least, when he began to manage! the of and colds for the pole than had been at same a, These two three floor form found coughs tained before. day that he set new world's wings highly satisfactory. They Giants. His new contract calls for danger record of 21 5 seconds for the the offices, a store alons the Eight- an amount of irriga- His 1S90-H- B that equal $65,000 a year. expedition was pro- 220-yar- d street house the to lific in dash, eenth front, and tion water wcnld serve about four How times have changed. children. What a satisfaction geological surveys. The ship Fred Kelly, former holder of the stairways and the approaches and times as much cotton as alfalfa. Endurance, on wKich Shackleton as- exits both on side sea-- I made waa high hurdles record and now that and along They found that the growing HEAD ACIIF.n AND BODY the voyage, crushed in sistant track coach at U. S. C, tho back wnll and they were not in- son favored of a have an American Radiator in an ice floe in October, but drifted the production ACUr points out that Padtiock fllwnys volved In tho disaster which was ;r.eml-lon- g rather of until r, when the ex- staple cottojj There are various symptoms gets away to a slow start, the confined to the auditorium. Ijiter ithan a short staple, and this was trouble out its health- plorer and his party landed on Ele- other runners this store and corridors became the inn since the kidney rheumatic pains, every room, sending island, In the South Shetland generally leaving especial advantage backache, sore muscles stiff joints, phant him behind at the crack of the pis- first aid stations as tho mangled in the Tinted States where, v group. Shackleton. in a small boat and "always tired" feeling.,- Mrs. hot-wat- er tol in some races, paddock has victims were dragged out. is possible to produce this kind ' Vt ful warmth. and with five men, left for Port even been behind jit Geo. Morgan, E. Fairfield, at the halfway toads Snowblwkc'nV !of staple are limited, it brought writes: head r.chod and my Stanley, in the Falkland islands, mark. His has Firemen six to twelve cents "My o speed, however, fought their way ifrcm per pound so I could not seeking aid for the twenty-tw- men enabled him to the and the of snow over varie- whole body ached. left behind. pass others through heaps drifts in premium the shorter Kidney Pills gave me a in the to come down Ultimately the party make strong finishes. answer to a general alarm. Police and found a readier mirket. sleep. Foley What delight morning waB rescued. sacs can ties, news for relief." They heal and strengthen "If," Kelly. "Paddock patrols filled with men churned This Van Indeed good disordered and blad- dining-roo- m warm. Sir Ernest was married in 1904 one-fift- h weak, kidneys to a What only speed up his getaway and skidded through the white (Eddy county. It solved their prob in work of comfortably to Emily Mary Twoons. of a and continue to muck and in der nnd help them their second, answer to a summons, lem entirely. Aitaita neius the blood and casting out all hot water bound along with his usual rapidity marines came at double quick time, cotton fields and the condi- filtering a comfort to have the you want I'RF.D E. AVHKATOX DEAD. to which of the system the impurities that the tape, he can shave the panting through the heavy going. tion of depression through disease. in Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 29. At across been came to be cause pain and Prompt for and Fort Myer, the river, the they had passing action. Sold, everywhere. washing bathing. Fred E. Wheaton, 69, democratic cavalry was turned out and started regarded as a blessing in disguise. national committeeman Min- from "Onrmandlzing'l is the subject of In truck loads to thp rescue only to Durango cotton was found to be nesota, died at logal hospital to- a new bill brought forward in Ba- find roads snowhlocked. The men the best variety for that section, comforts come with and after a illness. was In- bet- All these ARCOLA, day long Death varia, heavy penalties being shoveled their way frantically, bu. making the heaviest yield and due to heart disease, brought on flicted on those who "create a pub- ronr mule ter suited to weather conditions New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. overwork. finally teams from the the installation can be made in a few by lic scandal" by eating too much. fort and from tho engineer bar- than any other. Boilermakers nnrl Weldera. very racks were called on. A Durango cotton growers asso- 2100 Soiltu Second St. Tel. 1017-- At the scene of the disaster there ciation was organized with the idea days. Telephone your Heating Expert (he was wild confusion a time. of improving the strain and now "Steam-fitter"- for classified "Plumber" or ); Those who first made their way to the Carlsbad district is noted for may be as the auditorium doors saw a dim, the purest Durango cotton in the mysterious heap of wreckage faint- United States. On account of the Wind Shield Glass-Lumb- er ask him for an estimate ly lighted by Colored electrics on cold winters It is impossible for tho ,i. c. nAi.oiurir.E lcmhek co. the stage that still stood intact, and holl weevil to survive and though 42Z South First Street. I'lione 0Z. by the reflected glow from the the district is under federal quar- ARCOLA 'S leaden skies. The crash had drawn antine against the pink boll worm, Do it now today and enjoy many persons, some of whom had its presence has been limited to a relatives in the ruins. The clang few dead worms found in unsteril-ize- d friendly warmth through the three cold of fire apparatus brought other eed imported from the origi- hundreds and until tho marines nal Durango fields of Mexico. As C. H. CARNES months that are still to come. came panting up, police were a result of those two conditions the SPECIALIST IN OCULAR powerless against the crowd. seed grown in this district brings REFRACTION Fiiern.en plunged into the wreck- a high premium over ordinary seed demand for 107 8. Fourth. Phone I057-- age with lanterns. Men with elec- because of the great ARCOLA'S initial is tric torches came from all aides. planting purposes. cost surprisingly Thla la AR- On the Columbia road side the sin- How well the problem of the ARCOLA can low and the cost icomes back to you. COLA hand-aom- e gle wall towered menacingly above Carlsbad district was solved by the b connected enough their introduction of cotton to its list of with tho kltch-a- n ARCOLA for the living heads, stripped almost bare Thousands of owners room except for the high exit signs crops may bo judged from the re- tank also, but can BUICK of this activities under hot that ARCOLA for itself be Inatalled in marking the way out of the bal- port year's i FOR SALE (ivlnf testify pays kitchen or cony, now a crumpled mass below. the government irrigation 'project water for Fos-- houiehoid me in the fuel it saves. baaement If Xot a window was broken. by the general manager. U E. j WATER MOTOR j Uesuiiors tnr Tiv a nnrnsnl of this rpnnrf. irou prefer Begin Work. Inquire ; TOURING "With care the rescuers began which wan but recently issued, it work. Every beam thev touched will be found that cotton Is the JOURNAL. OFFICE!1; might let another mass of concrete leading crop with a total of 9,200 acres which tho return last F. B. down if It was movpd too swiftly. from 0. There were some groans in the year was J607.500 for lint and darkness below and no one knew $59,400 for seed. The acreage, of how many persons had been crush alfalfa has been cut to approxi- FLINT, MICH. ed or trapped there. The huge mately 7,000, which produced hay LUMBER slabs of concrete from the roof during the year worth only J183,-76- Above stood in crazy attitudes. A touch The average return per acre GLASS PAINT Is a picture of the Buick of cotton ran for lint and Car. might send them toppling. J6(i.03 Touring But against every difficulty the $6.45 for seed, while the average CEMENT PLASTER rescuers tolled and a return for alfalfa was only $25.63. is desperately to It powered with a Buick Valve-in-Hea- d slow stream of dead and injured In addition this direct gain Motor. began to trickle out. Nearly every there were other advantages by nearby house and store became a which It was increased. For one Its rescue station. Housewives heated thing the soil is once more grow- mechanical excellence, which has grown out coffee for rescuers and .rescued as ing richer where before it was los- of'twenty years spent in developing Buick is the night wore on. ing. There is nearly enough stock Lmhr So, cars, On theKlghtcenth street front in the district to consume the hay supplemented by innumerable refinements, each' of is which a row of automobiles awaited that raised, thus saving freight 423 North First Street contributes its share to convenience and owners killed or hurt. They were and also further saving the soil. , performance. hub deep in snow and hindered the More industries are being brought rescuers. They were picked up in and more money stops at home. COMPAW In a test made in bodily by men and lifted out of the Gins are humming in all the towns Albuquerque recently it way. up to Artesla and Carlsbad is to averaged 26.7 miles to the gallon of gasoline. Ambulances and private ma- have a cotton oil mill which will chines make meal and cake avail- IDEAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators ' gathered up tho injured. cheap I Its is at a of ambu- able to ranchers outside the con- price $935 the factory. Finally string army i. for heating need lances arrived with bandages. Doc- fines of the valley who need It for every Regular equipment includes cord tors came from everywhere. wintering their herds. Brilliant Grate $11.50 All through the night the work With all this activity going on tires and Alemite grease system. went on. It was evident that noth- In a neighboring county and a sit- Excellent for furnace use. ' ing could be done for many of the uation which, while not quite so 402 SEVENTEENTH STREET victims until the weight of wreck- serious but somewhat parallel, it is $11.00 I D0&00 age could be lifted. A call to the small wonder that Chaves county Gallup Lump McCollough-Buic- k navy yard brought blue Jackets, farmers should become investiga- - Good and Clean Denver, Colorado , Co.. 1L tive with the result that numerous C hydraulic Jacks and 11llllI I K AMtMflilfnajoi Jets to burn through the steel experiments running from an acre .Our Fancy Egg $10.50 beams. The Jacks were lined up to a hundred acres were under- under the edgo of the fallen bal- taken around Dexter, Hoswell, Long burner, lota of heat C. 'E. Oden, cony and its weight finally lifted. and Arthur last year Prop. Rescuers took their lives in their and the results wcro found to be us Fifth and Gold Phone 1200 hands to creep under and release almost as satisfactory as they had people there. proven in Eddy. Aztes Fuel Co. As daylight came the task be- Itoswell growers organized last came easier. Engineer officers year and secured a gin. Dexter "When Better Automobiles Are from the army could see what must growers th winter formed a Du Phone 251 Buick be done. rango cotton growers association Built, Will Build Them." and with an acreage around 2,650 L. JOE MILLER, Pres. Journal this year will have a gin. llager-ma- n, want ads net results and Lake Arthur hope to

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INCREASE SHOWN IN NOTE DAME MEN 33 PLAYERS IRE KID BEX ARBiUES FROM l Mil QBE i0 N. Y. INFLUENZA AND PNEUMONIA CASES

ON CARLINVILLE ON THE DETROIT REPORTED (Hy T)if AHinrl-th'- Profit IBs. m Now York. Jan. "i. Influenza n ft--- flip fob mm mm m lee and pneumoii ia eases continued to n mmi it increase today, jiiohniiiy as a I of tho storm viuth covered TIGERS ROSIER II CALIFQR tho streets of the city with eight ElEIEyTATES Fans Pack Labor Temple to Watch the First Inches of snow. Health depart- Work-Ou- ment officials tinted citizens to Business He (By Thf Attsorlnled Prf. Public t; Hundreds Unable to Find keep the ir feet d'y and take add- Manager Says Thirty-thre- e Autoists Load Their Detroit, Mich., Jan. 29. Both Will Train This Running ed precautions dining the next "Hired and Paid" Them players have been lined up Standing Rcom; Boys Boards With Fleecy Flakes few days. . XV for 1922 During the 24 hours ending at to Taylor-vill- e the campaign by the Afternoon 2:30 O'clock. to were to Play Against Detroit Tigers, according to an Starting at and Take Them Home noon, there reported the announcement from club head- department 4 7 .1 new' cases of in- Team Last Fall. Their Children. fluenza and six and 103 quarters. Tho list includes thir- Mora than 400 boxing fans of the "built on the floor" type, deaths, teen eleven infielders, crowded Into Labor as new cases of pneumonia and 29 (By The Associated Prwu.) pitchers, tempo yester- lie's fast, just as fast Sailor (liv T1k Akunrliilril Pr ) deaths. Carlinvllle, 111., Jan. 29 the five outfielders, and four catch- day afternoon to watch Johnnie Gonzales, who three rounds Pan 29. (by Leo sparred Francisco, Calif., Jan. Associated Rivers Ander- ers. Kid Mex and Kid go through with him, nnd has a punch which California received the most Press). Fourteen of them may their paces to their bothersome tcday EUROPEAN SITUATION properly preparatory ninny think will prove distributed f now fall in son, business manager of the local be fifteen round mill which will be to Loo one widely classed as recruits, although Kid but then has many A cold north wind football team, tonight declared he somo of them previously have apr the main event in the boxing card of bis own and will have tho ad- ytais. ADJUSTING ITSELF of whipping in off the ocean nnd had personally "hired and paid peared in Detroit uniforms or booked by the Veterans Foreign vantage of reach. This will be the down Wars over the northern moun- The Aiiorlulcil I'renn.) Notre Damo university men to play had their major league baptism for the armory Friday night. third mooting for the boys. The Into (Ily 200 fansi were a the tains the valleys brought rain Atlanta tin., Jan. 2'J. "It is gen- for Carlinville elsewhere. Fully disappointed first was draw and lo- against Taylorvllle at not ablo to find even a that turned to sr.ow in many erally accepted that the Kuropean last while Lionel The others, with tho exception being second was split hair some not fall," Moise, of Nation- standing room. decision for colored lad. The calities, of which had economic situation is gradually ad- George Cutshaw, the the had so a in coach, said, "to his knowledge there famil- The bout is the first real treat knock-down- s heavy fall thirty years. justing itself and becoming a lit- al Lcagu veteran, aro all last bout was full of Los " was not a Notre Dame man in the to local fandom. local fans have had since a num- but none of them wont for the Angeles, other southern points tle more stable, secretary Hoover iar and San Kraneisco shared in tho in a to Dr. A. M. Carlinvllle Both assertions Tho n staff ber of years ago when some one count, nor did they hold up the declared letter lineup." pitching flurries of flakes. of the were made in statements to the shows and five had tho nerve to back a bout here speed of tho bout. Sotile, president Georgia eight righthanders between Dundeo and Dixon. Kid Kid Leo is even Around San Francisco Day the State College of Agriculture, mado Associated Press. portsiders. George Dauss, Howard ' looking fine, Ol-se- n, Leo holds tho fall was the first in six Mr. Anderson cleared t, Carl Arthur colored lightweight better than when he dropped Kale years public today. John Ehmke, Hulling, has met and varied from a trace in San "I'ntil definite are halt-bac- of Ij. E. Stoner, Sylvester John- title and Johnnlo Kid Mex a few weeks ago. He has spent policies Satisfies the with credit of tho notch-er- s Francisco to two or three German sweet tooth tho charges of playing in the game son, Herman Pillette and Alfred many top the past few days on road work and proper adopted regarding repara- and said several Notre Dame stars starboard of the lightweight division. boxed sixteen rounds yesterday. inches In parts of Ilerkeley and tions ami other important econo- and aids Kroog are the fllngers, seml-windu- and p let- digestion. whom ho had to have in aro Cole, K. O.'s Two Hero. As the of the Fri- Oakland. There were three inches mic matters are settled," the appetite expected and the lefthanders Bert Kid J.)Lee came Into or more on the hillside arouncb ter "it wiil bo too the lineup did not O. H. B. Leonard, Albuquerque day card Insurreeto Kid will take continued, early appear, although F. Johns, a mistake in schedules. ten San Mill nnd Mount to make a. as to how con- he hud been led to believe they Walter C. Stewart and John C, through on Young Sol of Pneldo for Rafael. Valley prophecy Cleanses mouth and teeth. would come. ' The fans saw him perform for two rounds. Tho will weigh In nt TanKilpnis. Tho mountain itself ditions will affect our trade for boys 1 Oldham. and ten-rou- a 922." "I handled the money for the is his bow a half rounds against Boney lis. Sol lioxod a draw had heavier fall yesterday. Johns, who making tho bout was Kill other At San Mateo other team and I personally hired and is the GagUardy. Although with Anaya here the and popits A boon to Notre to from Fart Worth, only short and easy pickings tor the It will he the Insurrecto's on the San Francisco peninsula great smokers, paid: Dame men play," he rookie among the southpaws, but night. INDIAN WOMAN, 125 said. "I am not willing to say how ore colored lad, tho fans had seen real first appearance here for a num- ill San Mateo county, snow was five of the righthanders class and insisted that the dose ber of months. The onenor will be at Moss YEARS IS' DEAD relieving hot, dry mouth. much thoy were paid, or who- they Johnson and Pillette reported, while Jaeh OLD, were. We we ar- youngsters. be repeated. a d match between Brady was a hail storm. thought had came from Portland; Stoner, from there heavy ranged to have the entire Notre from J and Young Bnmson. Several int lies fell at Vallejo and (By The AiKorlnte(l rrpRs.i Dame first but several stars Oklahoma City; Olson, and wires Salt Kike Jan. 2n. Combines pleasure and team, while is a pro- telephone telegraph City. ('tali. did not show up. Mohardt did not Syracuse, Kroog entering the town wero out. of Mrs. Mojoch Mologan, Indian, said and spent Auto-mohilis- play, although nearly every one duct of Boston Tech., ESTIMATED SAVINGS commission for some hours. ts to be 12r years old, died on the benefit. he There last season in semi-pr- o ranks. Washakie near thought was playing. of IS loaded their running reservation I.ngan, were some from the Notre R. H. Spencer, Raleigh, ''EXAGGERATED." snow nnd took it t'tah. several regulars is the lone addi- boards with days ago, according miss Damo team, but there also were North Carolina, so children liv to word received here from Don't the joy of the to staff, John FELTON'S ASSERTION home that many today several substitutes." tion the catching ing where the white Hakes met- Willie Ottocary, reservation cor- Uni- Manion and Larry WRIGLEY'S sugar-coate-d Moise, a star nthleto at the Basslen, Clyde The ed as touched the ground respondent for tho Salt Kike. Tri- new 1908-0- took care of the (Uy Tree.) thy versity of the South, did Woodall, who snow me i tho same. bune. Tho woman, according to not last be- Chicago, Jan. 29. .Statements of built ju't amplify his statement. backstopping year again - nnd (Utocary, was middle when tid bit! wear the railroad labor board as to os- Visitors residents engaged aged peppermint ing slated to Tiger regalia. in snow battles i in tho streets of ltrigham Young led his Mormon management also has timated savings to tho railroads iKscn and mohardt may The Tiger from In the Modesto, where there was a two emigrants Into the Salt Lake val- NOT V.V. in for infielders. resulting changes In 1SI7. A SO DISQUALIFIED. gone strongly rules the Brotherhood of inch tall, also the first m six ley son, said to bo seven recruits and Cutshaw being affecting years old, survives, to Asso- S. T. Railroad and Steamship Clerks. yea is. according Chicago, Jan. 29 (by the duo to display their wares. Itenicia on Pan l'rancisco the correspondent. ciated Indications tonight Kalazamno, and Freight Handlers, Express and bay.; Press). Barnes, from Station a rennrtec! two feet id' SHOV had were that Gus Dosch and John Mo- Herman Merritt, of Cray Bull. Employes, gave "gross- down tele- ly exaggerated Idea" of the ro-- ; fallen ti'day. carrying DROPS NEARLY 100 FT. hardt, Notre Dame football stars, Wyoming, second baseman and and lines and said to Carlin-vill- e, ductiotiN in labor costs. phone telegraph have played with shortstop, respectively, were with railway with wireless transmis- OVER A UNHURT 111., in the game of last Samuel M. Felton, president of the CtlFF; professional Detroit toward the end sion from the government station last fait against Tnylorville, 111., showed to war- Chicago Great Western railway fear, and enough Ro-- at Yen, a I'.iiena. island by breaking (By Thfl Aiworliitod which resulted In disqualification chance. The other said in a tonight. ; 1Vp.) rant another etate-- the com ml wires lending to iu Caldwell, X. J., Jnn. 2a. of nine University of Illinois ath- for infield positions ferring to the labor board's ! con- new aspirants nn-ii- arc at .Mare Island navy .Swept from the of i look letes would be cleared of any a first base- when the rules were made sending lop Sav nect ion with football are Floyd Herman, Mr. Felton said yard. Mountain today by n gust of tho collegiate Alberta, public reeentlv, of snow-fel- l man from Edmonton, im- - At Valb'Jo three inches wind, I'.istniasfcr T,lobskind, of j scandal. E. E. that the board had given the the tended to John Mann and Rlgney. tho in two hours. i'inelirook near here, dropped Developments today from Evansville and pression that railroads In California tho wind wrapper were shortstops, d seiithein nearly 10 feet over a cliff and show Desch and Mohardt . licved a in excess of 0 D. victims of a caso of false Fort Worth, respectively; oao.iiod was hiiJnr than elsewhere alomt; landed, unhurt, in a snov baseman from & result by the identity which was (he second in- Clark, a second T 'M if board's while tho oast, (iff l.os AncelcR harper drift, lie was nearly suffocated 'mM changes, Good double-crossin- and Fred Haney, the boat was for stance of g in the bit- Wichita Falls, board's estimated $15.- - tho pil'd llesper capsized when dug out. by neighbors who of a third baseman. experts and one man drowned. ter rivalry between the two towns Omaha, (MiO.auo as ' witnessed his fall. The postmas- valuable veterans includes 344. H AM! a conservative estimate snow was in ever the game, cn which Carlin- The list of ti of the While the general ter was taking a. short cut across JISs -- 11. S. savings. ville $ r 0 , Lou Blue at Young, northern 'a!i '.ruin, there were premiums people bet approximately first; M .Mr. Felton asserted no witness the mountain, lie was examined it col- It. W. Jones, third. .lOIIXME Ml) EX. in the smith that it did not; 000, is said, after hiring ten second; and 1 o points by a phy,sielnn who reported that, to have the Pueblo lightweight as he looked for railroads bad estimated strike. I.os Anireles had a few flnr- - lege players for their eleven, only Cutshaw is expected from tho would no barm had been done by the to find had learned of second base In tho event yesterday afternoon before starting savings changes lies of flakes; Kiversido reported Tnylorville call at hero for his bout amount to S.r0,O00.O00 nnd con- mishap. the plan and procured nine Illinois Young again has trouble with his training Friday enough to whiten the cround, audi athletes which evening with Kid Lee, colored tended that tho statistical depart- f'.an r.ernardino's fall was for its team, won, fielding. ment uf had esti- ( the; MORE THAN 16 to 0. who was re- lightweight champion. the labor board heaviest since ISSL', varying 70 TAKEN lows, on south lands of Benito! Robert Fothergill, mated could bo ef- from; the by Both Desch, member of the Am- called from Rochester, is the. only savings that lone to three inches, according to! IN A Hcginning at a point nt the Lucero, on the cast by the publio! Not fected at $1,823,024. l CLEAN UP RAID erican Olympic team, and Mohardt, newcomer in the outfield, the realizing Lee's real class, location. Snow frolics went hel southeast corner of the land here-- I road, and on tho west by tho Old an half-bac- last last headed by the veterans stacked him up in the streets. Tho snow had not by described, said on Contra "big four" of year, (By Tim Aimiclalisl Tress. ) point being aceqnla. night issued denials that they play- ami including against Joe Kale, former holder of melted tonight and residents had the west, side i the road, You and each of are further Manager Cobb, ti- K0KUMINT0 PARTY Omaha, Neb., Jan. li'J. Alore public you the Mexican border snow ; ed and today presented evidence Hellman, Ira Flagstead and lightweight the unusual Sight ot clinging than were and from which point the quarter notified that unless you enter your Harry tle. There are fans who saw the trees. seventy persona under be- -: to the Notre Dame heads at South Bob Veach, again being listed fur CALLS FOR CUT IN to orange here section corner on the west bound- appearance in said cause on or were in school minute of action who still claim In tho around T.os An arrest tonight, according to 's of 10 Bend, Tnd., that thov valleys Po- ry Section SI. Township fore tne 2Sth day or February. duty. Lee had a on ARMY A the police, following orders of 3 that day. When tho Carlinville glove every finger EXPENDITURES geles the fall was general. foot lice North, Itnngo Fast, N. M. P. M: 1922, judgment will be rendered In who had and a pair on his feet. That's the fell at Mount mar Pasa- Commissioner Henry Dunn to hcara north 75 mlnutea said cause people, thought they Wilson, "clean up" Omaha. The decrees H ngalnst you and each of hired the two players," learned of only way they can figure how so (ISy The Associated Pros,) dena, and an equal fall at. nevore police began west 2198 feet; thence running von hv ilofntilt un- were around and L'8 early this evening persons tilt no this thev declared that 5-P- many flying Tokio, Jan. the Associated blocked travel hrotigh t'ajon pass. arresting north degrees minutes west The names anrl business frankly NAVAL (by for und " address! had been imposed every ono of them globe sighted Press I. Tho Kokuminto has Stockton, a llirr-inc- fall, vagrancy raiding alleged 3 1.3 feet; thence south 27 of doubtedly they a party wih houses. degrees plaintiff's attorneys are Simms! on some the for tender spot of Kale's anat- had its first snow since UNO and disorderly b 0 minutes west S9 & 12-1- by persons using introduced into the diet a resolu Too feet; thence Potts, ltooms New Armljo Mohardt and omy. Kale took the cnunt be era made the most of it. many rohr.eries and holdups north r,3 10 west names of Desch and long tion calling for the "retrenchment youngsl was degrees minutes Building, Albuquerque. New Mex- 1hnt besides bring beaten at their fore the first: round was over ho of army o:;;i(iu!it tires and tho wiser Somo of them n.'ver had seen snow tho reason assigned for issu 133.4 feet; thence north (il degrees ico. own of "safe betting" they had met Lee's left square with his ion of state revenues to before. ing the order, the police said. ,"1.1 minutes west H12 feet; thence Witness the Honorable game PICT AGREEMENT mouth. appropri.at Mayo E. had been tho dupes of "ringers" matters of urgent importance." The weather bureau forecast is north 25 degrees 30 minutes east Hickey, Judgo of said Court, this was TWO l'ATAI.I.Y 0 they hired to make tho betting It then that the fans real- The resolution says that tho gov- for continued cold weather THKF.I. 770 feet; thence south fS degrees 7th day of January, 1 922. safe, ised that Lee knew his apples and ernment should not lose time in Tildorndo, Ark., Jan. 29. Mrs. minutes cast 101 feet; thence south FHKD CROLLOTT. if W. S. () .At South Bend. Desch and Mo- that they wanted to s.'e him submitting a concrete plan for Winger, wife of a former Ii0 degrees minutes east 313 fecti; County Clerk. evidence at ft STEP IftRE really get into .action they'd have land armament restrieiions. government petroleum expert, and thence south 0 0 minutes By HABRY F. hardt presented their 1 degrees LFR, Deputy. of members to go way up the ladder and sign the bii was a dec- BROTHER SLAYS her child wero west 75 feet; thence south 73 de- an informal meeting Accompanying i". NOTIOF.. somo one. en-- ( tally burned here last 20 minutes cast of the collego athletic committee laration which said Japan's WOOER night grees (it.5 feet; Last Will ex- They made their onto SISTER'S when she oil a fire thence south 15 30 minutes and Testament of Alics and afterwards these members Con- way up vironment had changed since tliei poured upon degrees Jf. Final Decision in the one of tile top runes nnd Fat and the blaze west 23-- thence south 10 de- Fagan. Dec(uscd. pressed the opinion that the two got war and that tho Kokuminto party ignited their f"0t; To Herbert F. Winters' to put his signature on the reduction of tin.' grees 20 minutcM west 131 feet; Fagan. Albuquerque, were innocent and merely victims Over recommended a New Mexico, and to All Others meet- troversy Shantung dotted line for Johnnie Kid Mex. one-hal- or a reduction thence south 21 degrees 50 minutes of circumstances. A formal army" by Whom It Greet- will be held tomorrow. in a Few Days; "fcx'' lias Punch. in tiio term of conscription to one WINS OX A IXMX. west. 133 feet; thence south 32 de- May Concern, ing Expected "Mex" arrived morn- Algodones. Lower 20. 0 minutes west K'2 feet to ings: The reports spread through yesterday year. Calif., Jan. grees You are Tokio Heard From. ing nnd appeared at Labor temple Th I.ee Morrissey of Idaho tho point and place of beginning, hereby notified that the Carlinville previous to the game premier Baron Takahnshl, Kalis, alleged Last Will and Testament Dame men for his first workout here yester in r,n interpellation, Idaho, won from On ft Neff, of containing 10.1. acres; nnd some- of were that ten Notre replying ti on at. Alice M. late of' to and (By Th AMHirlutrd rrnn.l day afternoon. None of the fans said tho rnnient would con- a foul the end of the times described by a description of Fagan, deceased, had been procured play were He is a jtnvi fifteenth round of the six tracts the County of Bernalillo and State that, the had thus been Jan. 29 the As- disappointed. (quite voke an extra x.'Sirion of the diet their scheduled smaller composing of game Washington, (by bit shorter than Lee, more bout here todav. the whole, as follows: New Mexico, was produced and; made being to reframe the hudcet in case the They v, clinched and tho betting sociated Press). Furtber instruc- met nt 1.18 Tract No. 1. A certain or read in thA Prnhata Cftii- -t f safe. "Desch, Mohardt and Ches- disarmament treaty arranged at pounds. piece of tions from Toklo to the Japanese U ratified. parcel ot land In Los lianchos de County Bernalillo, State of New ter Wynne," whom the townspeo- a final Washington New York state :iexico, on the 2nd day of were No- delegation brought agree- ENVOY TO LISBON ' state hns the largest Atrisco. county and aforesaid, January, ple bad been informed ment on the five-pow- naval V National Guard as follows: From east to ana tne day ot proving of said were to but organization, 8.S43 measuring tre Dame stars, play, one nearer while IN MANY hi men, and Texan thirty-thro- e from alleged Last Will nnd Testament, denied treaty step today, SERVED COMMITTEE OF 100 fj j8 next with about west, (33) yards, was Wynne also has partici- moves were developing that seemed 8.000 men. Pensylvania Is third horth to south, two hundred and thereupon fixed for Thursdav, In tho and announced U. S. LEGATIONS e the loth of pation game to insure n final decision in the TO ACT AS NUCLEUS with B.sno, and Wisconsin fourth, fifty-on- (251) yards, bounded on day Februarv A. b. he can prove his assertions. y-- y with 5,270. tho north of Joso 1022, at 10 o'clock in th forenoon Shantung controversy within a few PARTY n j by property of Knuto Rockne, Notre Dame days. OF POLITICAL I.ucero, on tho east by prop- said day. Associated t Given coach, tonight told the The exact nature of the Toklo ' Vf so:k FRIENDS I not It OF erty of Manuela Nuanes d' Chavez under my hand and the Press that the authorities undoubt- communication was not disclosed, (By The Associated TrcKR.) y NF.IJ1. and property of Jesus M. Alderete, seal of this court, this 6th day of drastic If 23. Ap- A. D. 1 922. edly would take action but it was understood to accept Denver, Coin., Jan. "In the hour of need we quickly on the south by tho public road; January, tho Investigation showed Notre with one or two reservations the pointment of a committee of 100 seek our best friends." writes Chas. Tract No. 2. Another piece of (Seal) FRED CROLLOTT. Dame men played in the game. of the fortifications arti- to act as the nucleus of a political Sohridd Ward do 9.'.7 7.1rd land adjoining the above described County Clerk. language nt Wet, "We do not want to go oft nair cle, the only portion of naval organization was decided upon Ave., Oakland, Cab. "our littlo boy property, measuring from cast to XOTK'i: OF ADMIXISTKATOH. we are twenty-seve- n rocked," he said, "but treaty incomplete. Tokio is said a meeting held in the municipal and girl had a severe dry, rasping west, (27) yards. Rnd In the Matter of tho Estate of Eliz- every effort toward a to auditorium here this afternoon as cough without north to south eighty-nin- e (89) bending approve definitely the plan for phlegm, a cough - abeth Ann Murphey, Deceased. thorough investigation. I believe listing by name the Pacific islands a protest against federal and state that chokes nnd flushes the face of yards; hounded on the north by- Notice is hereby given that W. Desch and Mohardt are Innocent not to be further fortified, but the laws governing conditions of em- tho sufferers like unto convulsions. property of Jose Ignacio l.ncero, T. Murphey. Administrator of Car- of Andres the but can readily see how the reply is in such form that some ployment. Tho resolution provid- Foley's Honey and Tar was a won- east by property Trujillo, estate of Elizabeth Ann Murphey,. linvllle have been further discussion will be neces- for tho of the derful emergency Cases deceased, south by property of deceased, has filed people might ing appointment remedy." west in the Probate decided into believing Desch and sary. committee was introduced by a like this give Foley's lioney and Jesus M. Alderete, and by Court of Bernalillo county. New Mohardt were playing on their In the Shantung negotiations group of local labor leaders who Tar Its reputation as the host rem- property of Manuel Nuanes de Mexico, his final report as such team. there appeared no outward change, were in charge of today's meet- edy for coughs and colds. Sold Chavez; Administrator and the court has Tract No. 3. A certain or "If any Notre Dame man Is although there was evidence that ing. everywhere. piece appointed Thursday, the lflth day In- of land situated in Precinct 1 found guilty of playing profession- increasing pressure was being The new organization, It was parcel of February, 922, ns the day for to bear for settlement. to con- No. 9, Hanchos do Atrisco, and If al football or violating the college brought a dicated, will attempt gain fol- hearing objections. anv there be, we will not be the least Another factor was of ono of the old political LEGAL morn partlcultrly described as to the approval of said final rules, partially trol I NOTICE lows: In from north to south report lenient. Wo cannot, for we have overcome when the Italians re- parties in the city and state in the length and the discharge of said Adminis- ceived from Rome ap- iNOTK'j: OF M IT two hundred nnd fifty-eig- ( 258) trator. to protect our college and we must instructions elections next fall. In the west proving the proposal to prohibit District Court, Bernalillo yards, in width from east to Witness my hand and seal protect college football from the x tho of arms and ammuni- County, New Mexico. sixty-si- (06) yards, more or less; of said Probate Court this encroachments professionalism is importation No. 13171. bv 21st day tion Into China. PRESIDENT ISSUES bounded on the north property of January, 1 922. trying to make on it. Lennart Manu-el- a on the for By somo delegates it was pre- Long. Plaintiff, vs. of Jose Ignacio Lucero, (Seal) FRED CROLLOTT, "We feel the highest regard STATEMENT ON THE Nuanes de Abrana south by the entrance of all the Illinois authorities for their dicted that both the naval and Far Chavez, public Clerk of Said Probate Court. Eastern committees might meet DISASTER Chavez, a minor; the unknown of tho neighborhood, on the east by action and I know that Notre THEATER heir.s of Maximiano de- Manuelita Nuanes de NOTICE. tomorrow. It also is possible that Chavez, property of To R. R. Dame will be Revere if any of ceased; Antonio on the west by lands of Koblnson and J. Leotl the Japanese and Chinese may Sanchez, 2nd; Chavez, : her men are found guilty." (By The Afiorlutrd TrpRB.) Librada Lopez do Sanchez, Anita Victoriano Brogan come together before tomorrow 29 the As- Padilla; You are de- to Washington, Jan. (by Tnijillo do Garcia, if living; nnd Tract No 4. Another piece of hereby notified that TO FREE TOWNLEY TODAY. night to attempt clear away the sociated President Hard- tho fault having been mado in the pay- last over Press.) unknown heirs of Anita Tni- land adjoining the last described ment Minn., Jan. 29. A. C. remaining disagreements Issued tho following statement do Garcia If Rhe tho east of your note for $ 1.500.00, Jackson, Shantung. ing jillo be dead; property, measuring from dated of the nation- late on tho Knickerbocker Joso if west sixty-eig- June 3rd, 1921, nnd payable Townley, president In that Italy today TruJIIlo, living and the to 'on the north side, In will con- announcing tonight Tru-jill- o, to thirty days after date to the al league, has the China arms reso- theater disaster: unknown heirs of Jose (68) yards and from east y vio- approved the same sixty-eig- order of the State National Bank of clude his sentence for lution intimated "I have experienced if he be dead; the unknown west on the south side tho at Italian spokesmen shock and the same in- heirs of one hundred Albuquerque, New Mexico, the lating state espionage act, that, would be obliged to ask astounding Andres Trujillo de- (08) yards, and being the Jackson county Jail here to- they Fred Morris Dearing. expressible sorrow which has come ceased; Hoard of Trustees of the (100) in length; (except the property pledged by you for the for the same reservations made and which yards payment of the indebtedness, morrow. It was announced tonight Pe- to all of Washington Atrisco Land Grant; the un- house and corral and a plaeita, also under the arms agreement of en- Two diamond by Sheriff O. C. Lee. Fred Morris Dearing, assistant will be sympathetically felt known heirs of Francisco San- an casement forever for an solitaire rings, king, to prevent the resolution who has been If I knew one 2.67 carats and one of 2.35 from construed as eecrctary of state, throughout the land. Hartwell Farwell and his sister, chez, deceased; the unknown trance eight (8) feet wide running being; President to to soften the sorrow heirs of Jesus Maria of the school carats, will bo exposed for sale and Journal Want Ads bring results. selected by Harding; to aught say Alice Farwell. Alderete, along the south side sold to of who are so suddenly unknown ; the highest and best bidder be American minister to Portugal, hundreds deceased; the heirs of house yard) for cash U. S. in bereaved, If I could say a word to Hartwell of Milwaukee Franciseita Sanchez do Tract No. 5. Also all the follow- at the bnnklng office In has served the various Farwell Alderete, the State National Bank of Albu- in at cheer tho maimed and suffering, is said to have confessed that he deceased; Isaac Alderete; Lucia ing described piece or portion of capacities legations Havana, The terrible in querque, New Mexico, on the 31st Peking, London and Mexico I would gladly do it. murdered Housten, buried Alderete, a minor; Feliciano land situated and being City. in the midst of thi Philip Alderete, a the unknown do Fy day of January, 1922. at the hour He has been with the state de- tragedy, staged him in a and set fire to minor; lianchos Atrisco, of 10 o'clock In great storm, has deeply impressed haystack heirs of Manuellta Alderete. de- mete.s and bounds, on the north the forenoon of 1904. ... the that his x said partment sines all of us wondering stack. Farwell says ceased; Filomena east to west ninety-si- day. 3m. tis and left warned Hartwell and Jaramillo; side from STATE NATIONAL BANK ATTENTION! about the fates." father, dyinfr, Savedra; Augustln Valle-jo- s; two (2) feet, on the . revolving his and (96) yards OF ALBUQUEUQI-E- sister never to marry that Miguel Armljo; Ellas Al- south side from east to west, one Dated Ja nua 4 . 192 2 , NEW POPE CERTAIN TO he (Hartwell) shot Honsten, his derete; Solomon Sanchez; hundred (100) yards, on the east ry2 4 OF 5 MEMBERS OF Bister's suitor, to prevent her from Padilla; an.: unknown side from north to south one hun- ADM I'X 1ST RVl'lli X S XOTK K. BE AN SAYS two In the ot ITALIAN, FAMILY LOST LIVES disobeying his fatner's order. claimants of interests in the dred seventeen (117) yards, Probate Court Bernalillo loodnten of the World premises ndverse to the plaintiff (2) feet, on tho east from north to County, New Mexico. PRIMATEJJF BELGIUM Hefendantfi. south one hundred seventeen (117) In the Matter of tho Estate of J, IN THEATER CRASH TWO BLOWN TO PIKCI'S. The State of New Mexico: yards, two (2) feet. Bounded on E. Hoffmann, Deceased. All members of the Woodmen of the World will (Ity The Aanoclutfd Frni. Healdton, Okla., Jan. 20. To the Abovo Named Defendants: tho north rnd west by lands above Notice Is hereby given that the The Aamnrliitrd Trom ) y, Rome, Jan. 29 (by the Associat- (By Ohnrlea Vandell and Ogles-b- You and each on south lands of on twenty-sixt- h meet at the French undertaking parlors Monday, at 20 the Hardy of you are hereby described, the ,by undersigned was. the The next is cer- Washington, Jan. (by oil well shooters, wero blown on tho ens: of 1 2 o'clock to ed Press.) pope Associated Four of the notified that suit has been begun Kilns Alderete, by the day January, 922, duly p. m. sharp, attend the funeral services, Press.) to pieces today when tho liy tho above from the tain to be an Italian, according to of of magazine named plaintiff public road leading Albuquer- appointed Administratrix of of Clifton Whitmer. five members the family of the Independent Nitroglycerine the above named defend- to estate of J. K. Sovereign a statement made today by Cardi- Oscar O. lost against que Pajarito; Hoffmann, deceased, All members of the order of Kanston, Chicago, company, two miles south of here, ants and is now pending in the Tract No. B. A certain piece or by tho Probate Court of Bernalillo regardless the where nal Mercler, primate of Belgium, their lives in tho Knickerbocker exploded. abovo named court, and ot land situated in Precinct and as to the Assooluted Press. disaster. Kanston, who that the parcel County, having qualified abouts of their membership are earnestly requested theater general objects of the action are to No. 9, Hanchos de Atrisco, being in such Administratrix, all persons to "There is no need to Indulge in came here recently in connection Officers of tho German army title und to from east to west ono hun- claims the estate of attend. Members of the Circle are invited. vain or to count work for quiet plaintiff's to, bar length having against conjectures the with some temporary have been hard hit by the war. and forever estop the above named dred and eleven (111) yards one said decedent aro hereby notified By order of votes in' advance," he said, "but the bureau of valuation of the Many of tho 50,000 commissioned defendants, and each of an 1 in width from north and to the same to ono must Prov- them, (I) foot, required present G. I. wait the decrees of Interstate commerce commission men discharged slnco the signing from claiming or asserting any to south on tho east side fourteen the in tho manner and SHAFER, Consul Commander idence, nnd 1'rovldcnc.B for flvo went to with his of undersigned tho play house tho armistice have Joined the right, titlo or interest in that cer- and on the west side within the time law. , A. 1 ruled su- (II) yards, prescribed by T. SMITH, Clerk of Camp No. centuries has that the wife, his two daughters, Holen, great army of unemployed, and a tain tract of land and real estate ten (10) yards, one (1) foot; VERA HOFFMANN. preme pontiff should bo an Itali- 18 and Anylyn, f nnd his son, few huve gone to work at hard In Hernalillo New bounded ns follows: on tho north Administratrix. an."- county. Mexico, v Grant, 11. Only the boy escapedl labor. more particularly, described as fol by, lands of Lulu and G. V. Fiflher. Dated January 26, 1022, 1 t.5 h'-trJ- 7 9 " J 1 u v ijXXj 1M. 5 !7 '' .

ever satisfaction we cared to out of that I admit that we looked like fearful dubs. We And to think that a raw beginner was How Caught Wilken, laughing at us all iMa time! We caught him, or rather he was caught icr us, In 1916. the Probably I had better put It that he Boy Counterfeiter, caught himself. As I have said before in "if this narrative, he was too young to observe 4 I' " 1 the ordinary rules of discretion. Success Who Gave Us a had gone to his head. He was a he tJ-- J having 1: rfA wild lark. He was too smart to be caught. II He had been operating under the very eyes Deal of Trouble His of the police and detectives. What a lot By of boobs they were! Here he was, a kid, -- " wry vit i ,i u vit ; r iii i I making monkeys of them. And the awful Cleverness in part of It is that he was going stronger all Working the time. He had confounded us by his audacity. He worked In the open, in the daylight. It was something new. I admit Alone and Bank that we were outplayed. Imitating It happened In Santa Cruz, Cal. Into tht Jowelry shop of L. S. Tumbley, 04 Pacific Note So avenue, Santa Cruz, In September, 1916, Paper Closely walked a courteous stranger. He asked A, M. Orcutt, the clerk, for a fountain pen. Think for a moment! If you were to That Even the purchase a fountain pen what would you do first after the clerk handed you one? Why, of course. You'd try it. You'd write Manufacturers your name or something, wouldn't you? To Thought 4 1 be sure you would. Where Fatal Error Came It Genuine In Making Small Purchase But this stranger didn't. He pocketed -- the pen. He didn't even ask to have it J with I WILLIAM FLYNN. ca U ('lied ink. Indeed, believe he By J. id y ; dropped the pen into a side pocket. And that is most unusual. Then he handed Former Chief of the United States Orcutt a $10 bill. Orcutt gave him the re- Counterfeiters tired change and the stranger departed. Secret Service. and their captors Orcutt Is a bright man. All the irreg- in court prison awaiting a hear- ularities of this particular pen buyer had STORY II. ing before a Federal Judge, m impressed themselves upon him. The man oval is a Government hadn't tried out the pen. He didn't want get the proper perspective on expert study any ink in it or at least hadn't asked for a of TO Henry Russell Wilken you must go ing specimen the product of a any. Besides he bad dropped it carelessly 4 in a side of his back to the time he was about 15 clever bank note raiser. pocket coat. ' . V 1 IT'S 4 i ( That man didn't want a pen. old. He Is about 33 mak- years now, and And Orcutt knew that the Pacific coast wore detected. Really few of ing the best of it In a Federal prison near relatively had been plastered with bogus 10 bills Iicni came into our hands. Seattle. With any sort of luck he should 4 He ran across the street to a national batik 9 We took several of the bills to the paper tnd asked the cashier to examine the bill be out soon, his sentence commuted, but 1st S L 5 In Dalton. the had him. The assure you that the Government will have stranger given cashier examined it ami pronounced it good. Then him in mind all the They declared the paper to be genuine! time and take more Est Orcutt.iot yet satisfied, tried another bank. In We looked back over the production than casual Interest his activities. " tfl . Here he was told that the bill was fraudu- x V records and He Is the only man who has ever suc- checked them against con lent. Santa Is cessfully counterfeited the fabrics on which sumption. The two figures balanced! In Crus a little place. Orcutt knew what we our other words the United States Mint had time trains arrived and trains print paper money. lie did that so v left the X , " - all only railway station in town. Like- well that the people who make It for the ' ' used that had been produced. There - wise he knew the police force. They re- f , , .... seemed to be Government accepted It as genuine. Now x noting to do but watch the quired but little knowing, inasmuch as that I'm out of the Government service I factory. For six months we hung around there were but six men on the force. But and he told his and he can grin at what happened at that paper nothing happened. employer suggested that take a cop with him and watch the railroad one afternoon he re- mllL He wag a clever boy and a nice one. Finally after had Btation. You'd like him. tired from the factory we received a tele- Orcutt and Policeman Tom Parker went to There have been counterfeiters and coun- gram the effect that an employee had to the station and did what I think a left for New York on heady terfeiters. Some were almost brilliant. a train leaving Dal- bit of work. Instead of trying to find th -' ton In the We Others were plain dubs clumsy lowbrows, morning. had an ample stranger in the crowd, they waited until description of the man and who were clowns at work that required his name. He everybody had boarded the train and It was said to be a delicate artistry. Cut here you have a boy carrying package a mys- was about to pull out for Los Angeles. despite the fact that he might have one of faster than most men he knew terious We who had never seen an engraver at work, and collect clothing and lodging. Whatever was left package. spotted him in They arranged to have it held back for a his own that was far There's more in his Grand Central Station and followed him to who knew no more about the engraving superior. fast reading than the majority over went for supplies. And it was just minute and in that minute they raced so uncommon the Harvard Club. and printing Industry than he did about nothing very about that, of his acquaintances could by attentive about this time the inevitable through the cars. In the smoker they found happened. He was dressed in his clothes. paper making and chemiBtry. I assure you after all. study. I don't think he was His He working the courteous stranger. boasting. became involved with women. Even- An hour or two he came out of his knowledge of these industries, prior, of He was a later the Police Headquarters In Santa Cruz Is oa making rather fair salary for was a remarkable mind. That his career some of the women found themselves club and took a course, to launching upon his great enter-'prise- , tually taxicab to a haberdasher's the second floor of a two edifice. a youth. He studied in a more or less was cut short is due to his story amounted to nothing at all. merely youth. supplanted in his favor by other women, shop. There he bought a dress shirt. Here There are stairs on the outside of the abstract Ho was a new one. In fact, he told me, and I verified it, that fashion. 'ignored books, but Youth, you know, is rash. It takes long and they didn't hesitate to help us when Here was something building, and up these and into headquar- - he had never been In an engraving or delighted in observing and listening. His chances. It scorns precedent. It over- we were looking up Wilken's record. How- mighty mysterious. We stuck to him as ters they took their prisoner. A large printing plant In bis life before be de- mind was in a constant ferment. Sooner looks important points that the older and ever, as hard as they worked to accomplish though the future depended upon it. Ho window looks out upon the street. They his remained inside at- cided to compete with the United States or later a mind such as his will make a slower mind dwells upon. And often it downfall, they succeeded in doing no the club, where he were in the process of searching their pris- more tended class Mint. strike. And that strike makes or breaks defeats its own ends by its speed and scorn than harassing him. He had not a dinner, and at midnight oner when he leaped through the window. dashed back to the possessor of the mind. for detail. placed himself at the mercy of any one Grand Central, where he He took sash and all with him, but scram- Had No Snecial Knnwlprlcr woman. took a train back to Dalton. bled to f He lived In the Washington street studio. Wilken went to that paper mill In Dalton his feet on the pavement, ten feet V he made We followed him to below. Merely Love of Adventure He was popular, good looking, well dressed three times. On each occasion lie went as First the necessary paper. Just Dalton and there so a of how well he worked will be apparent In a found that he was merely a young Harvard ' , He didn't have that knowledge of chem- and, far as his money went, a liberal visitor, course, and spent inside the Too Dazed few minutes. Then he set about man who had rushed to New York to at- by His Leap istry a first or second year high Bchool spender. His parties were not in any mills only the comparatively few minutes utilizing his book learned and tend that dinner and bad his To Throw Away Bad Bills tudent has. All he had was an inspira- sense debauchee or carouses. On the it takes the visitor to be ushered from etching engraving. taken dress Little by littlo he added to his clothes In a of fall tion, a vivid Imagination, an amazing love other hand, one did not become bored. process to process and room to room. If equipment. package instead a bag. And The or leap had dazed him some He never used a camera In fact that left us tor adventure and a love for hard work and There was nothing about him that indi- you have ever been conducted through an this alone high and dry again. what, and likewise it had wrenched one ot he stands - I arou-.i- assiduous study that should have mads cated the slightest deviation from the industrial plant you will realize how little conspicuous among counterfeit- personally skipped the country, his ankles. At any rate, they found him So far as I he was in all quite a man of him had It not been directed pattern young man you see on the street you actually see of processes. know, the only taking the principal cities between limping down a road outside of thevtowa counterfeiter of at all who New York and San Francisco. and him by a pathologically sick mind. every day a snappy lad with a keen mind He returned to Boston a potential any ability did Every dragged back. He had not taken not first bank note he was where I collected We However, this is digressing lamentably. and a tremendous enthusiasm for success. counterfeiter. He had not started work. photograph the the bogus notes. the trouble to throw away the' twenty I can't It. The was One He had to his about to counterfeit and work from that. called meetings of merchants and small bogus bills he had in his Too help boy an amazing , in February, 1910, he came yet take plunge. But he had pocketbook. morning But Wilken was In as Later on we calculated study of misdirection and a rather pa- across a small item In a Boston fitted himself wth all the necessary knowl- original this, he shopkeepers. that dazed, apparently. newspaper was in other He took a we had enlisted the of M. thetic one, too. Just consider a young man wherein it was stated that a milkman out edge of the fine art of competing with the things. merely cooperation 100,000 Henry Moffett, then in charge of th States-Treasur- y dollar silver certificate and started out to business men. They all came Into Secret Service offices who, launching into his first lawlessness, In Dorchester had found a of one United Department. It contact, in San Francisco, packet it. His first were directly or with the counterfeit took the defied the Government and half the police dollar bills. The milkman took them to a is rather a fascinating thing to consider duplicate productions indirectly, stranger over. Of course, it was not so good. He fell short of success in notes, but we never up with the Wilken. Wilken took us to An- departments for more than four years and bank. The bank informed the milkman this young man who, as I have said, was caught his Los was the bills. The plates were the distributor. geles studio, located 311 then caught merely because he over- that the billgv were counterfeit, and just about 26 years old, calmly aging good, at South Hill very preparing Impressions fine arid the of tho street, and showed us av looked a thing go simple as to obvious counterfeits at that. himself for a life of crime. weight Flow of Notes Stopped plant that was But let us go back to paper was correct. But the bills were too warranted to amaze. He had that Henry Ilussell And there, on that morning in February, He knew of course that to be caught presses who was 15 at- btlfT; their newness was too apparent. After Many Arrests Were Made were models of He was Wilken, years old. Having 1910, the criminal career of Henry Wilken meant going to prfson. Furthermore, he' ingenuity. in th tained to he to There was about then a slickness and midst of for that age, announced his was launched. As he told us afterward, he knew that it was just as Illegal to imitate Then the notes seemed to disappear. At engraving plates twenty dollar he was done cleanliness that attracted attention. bills. In a room well family that with schoolrooms. gave the matter much thought. Here he the paper on which our bank notes are least the flow diminished. There Was separate a ap- He would to Chemical Solution pointed chemical go work and study in connec- was $25 or $30 a week. There was printed as it Is to and circulate Made nothing to do but to wait for the trail to. laboratory he had all earning print the the necessary mechanism tion with his work, he told them. The a he liked and who liked him. There fraudulent bills. For Aging His Bills develop again. We had accounted for all for making tho girl paper. Wilkens live in Boston a most respectable were certain relations who looked Nevertheless he devoted more Within a month or so, however, ha the known counterfeiters. We arrested upon calmly By this family. There was a brother who took him as of a than a to the of struck upon a chemical solution that aged several Buspects and oldtlmers. They all time the paper mill in Dalton, something castoff, a misfit, a year study how to make had honors In his ne'er-do-wel- Mass., come to the conclusion university, and a sister who a drifter. And there were counterfeit paper money. He started with his bills; that Is, the bills were made to proved their Innocence. We went over to that tht took her In a New look like those which had been in to paper was a forgery. had to. But degree England college. clubs that rich young men belonged to no knowledge of any department of th circula- England, and France learn something It th own tion. He must have been ner- learned paper makers declared it to be Henry had his ideas about education. rich young men who were not business. He made of him- somewhat and nothing that would help us. as good as particularly counterfeiting vous the stuff "I had a knack for sketching," he told but who self the most the first time he started out to float In a month or so Wilken, so we learned they turned out and that they topheavy with brains, had money, dangerous counterfeiter I couldn't 1 ma "and I had a hunch it was them, but he got away with It. decided it was to to detect the difference. Wilken later, that and lots of It. There was but one thing have ever heard of. later, time go work gav not the forerunner of genius. In other Within three years he disposed of 5,000 again. He did. He set up a studio in West us his formula. It was different from that for him to do make money. It seems as though he had been built by words. I knew that I wna nof destined to of these bogus dollar bills! He Twenty-thir- d New York and used in Dalton, but the results were nature for the Job. I have often wondered worked street, city, the become a One Firm Makes alone. He had ot time. He was to same. good painter or sculptor. I Only Paper whether his talents would Viqv k0 plenty began turn out ten dollar bills that And, please remember, he had knew that I could use a satisfied with small returns to the tellers of some ot im- merely looked pencil rather Used for Government Notes smothered by convention had he been begin with. passed the most through that plant. He had neatly, and decided that I would go to When the one dollar bills demonstrated portant banks In America. They even never worked there. And he had no con- There is Just one firm kept in the straight and narrow path. Tho ork and study freehand drawing in con- making bank his proficiency there would be time enough, passed the scrutiny of experts in the Treas federate who ever had worked there. note for the Government. firm most commonplace man becomes sometimes nection with my work." paper That to branch out. ury Department. I have samples of them Various women who had been cast aside turns out this in one Gov- the most startllngly original crook. The So Henry went to work for the Ringling paper factory. Long before he stopped making one dol here. They are nTagniflcent frauds. I have CT Wilken had helped us to infor- - ernment are there to check reformed crook, on the other hand, turns enough Brothers and evolved some rather remark- inspectors up lar bills he started making fives. If you never seen finer engraving. mation to induce the man to confess. the product and there is never sur- to honesty and becomes duller than It able advertising layouts. When he was 17 any will study the samples of his work that I And to think he learned this engraving was because of that had told 1 plus. The mints consume It as is things they us he went to work for the Hood Milk it turned have here you will understand why and in a public library! and which we accused Wilken Company out; is of that ho In Boston and was in of or, rather, it turned out as the Cot a Studio in New bow be got away with They are the This time we followed the consented to make clean placed charge mints need It. York it trail straight a breast of it He Its He had a best counterfeits this country has ever to California. The coast was littered with showed us his entire first. advertising department. This mill is located in Mass. And Job With Advertisers layout There small studio in Washington street where Dalton, seen. You could pass them in ninety-nin-e the bogus stuff. It didn't feeem possible was a card index that would the! The firm takes a certain amount of Wilken left that mill delight he did a little work on the side and where pride paper convinced shops and stores in a hundred. that one man could have dode all this, but soul of an He had In It. Visitors are he was to efficiency expert. reo1 he evolved some clever Ideas quite welcome, and that quite ready start business. He disposed of 6,000 of these five dollar I assure you one did. It became so flagrant" ords of bill be had for pictorial there are to callers He moved to New every put into clrcula-- i guides take the York city and set and twice tion-r'th-e advertising. through up a notes, only was be detected. that Washington began to grow sarcastic, date, the place, the time of day., jjiuni. xu one uaicn oi visitors to tnis studio at zsu west 125th street. To make But before we to But I find that he lacked what we call get that, let me explain It looked as though our resignations would the Incidents attending the passing of the: plant came Wilken. everything appear he a not scruple. I know of no other way of regular got Job thai all this was. done without the be called for. But they knew of no nn bill and even the sort of clothing he wore putting He was about 20 years old at the time, with an firm. He - I i He had no advertising drew pic- Treasury Department being informed, who could do more than we had. at that time. i it. compunctions about being I am to believe he of ready that could see tures soap and suspenders, and so on, Eanks began In the bills In dis-- All we could do was to Treas- - lightly dishonest. I do not know that more in a turning assure the In October, 1916, he went to Jail for fit. given time from a given and did rather good work - he stole money or the point arranging dis- concertlng numbers. And we started out ury Department that we were certain to teen years. I saw him to his cell. material possessions than any man I ever knew. He had two type for That of but he play posters. required only in large numbers to find the maker and cir-- land such a bold one sooner or later. They You couldn't the others, would gladly appropriate exceedingly sharp eyes and a retentive a small of his help liking fellow. Idea part time, rulator of the counterfeits. I must say, to Informed us that sooner or later the man an and work feverishly on that idea memory. He told me tXat he could read The he salary got kept him in food and with, thst not all the Wilken would die and that we - begin bills might take what- (Watch for our next Flynn Story.) January 30, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Patre Five "F s ir mjj Ft! wii woman, s umiy Magazine rage-ELie- ci :rictty In The Home RETURN TO PANTALETTES FOR 1 BOTH ST. LOUIS TEAMS ELECTRICAL NOTES HAVE PENNANT HOPES Heavy Cold? Chest DANCING SHOWN IN NEW DRESS Social Calendar 1 (By Th AMoclnted Treti.) All Clogged Up? By LAVKA A. KIRK. MAN. Lamp shades for electric lamps St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 29. Th8 St. Dozen offer a new and use for Louis inajer league baseball teams let It get a start, Dr. King's Si Dandy club will meet with unique OONT Mrs. J. C. Hire at 406 South Arno colored handkerchiefs, and the look forward to making a better Discovery will get right A CHAT FOK ON Into 2 In street 7:30 showing than they did last year down to work, the mtlDF.S it; add cups of tho liquid at p. m. simplicity with which these may relieving tight feeling COOKING CHICKEN'. which the chicken is and Dance when they finished in third place. in the chest, crnieting the racking boiling, for "Springtime" cast at be over the Kven the are not re- season to with Bait and 9 adjusted and draped pennants as cough, gently the bowels, suit taste Masonic temple at p. m. mote as in in the stimulating I have reeclved a letter from a pepper. Serve with the chicken lamp make them unusually desir- former years, thus eliminating the cold poisons. bride, rending: "Please tell mo on on able for Interior opinion of the clubs. reliable. pieces arranged toast or decoration. It is In order to have the Browns Alwayi Just good medicine through the column how to atew split nuick-biscjil- t, and this sauce only neceswtry to cut a hole in the made to ease colds and coughs. a chicken. Do In the WILLIE'S TOYS and Cardinals get off to & flying you put it poured over mi. center of the Insert For pot whale, nnd lo you u.ne hot or To Stew Chicken: Stewed chick handkerchief, start, the officials of both teams fifty years a standard remedy. cold water'.'" This shows en the bulb with tho grass or metal have eliminated the annual spring All the family can take it with helpful letter is made of cooked chicken. Re FOR CHRISTMAS between me that brides need "just how" move all tho meat that remains on shade and tho silk will fall Into series the two nines for results. Eases the children's croup. fol-lo- w lines. A with tas- the Instead of No heal- chats on cooking. I hopo the tho frame-wor- k, or on graceful fringe city championship. harmful drugs. Convincing, the hones, two-gam- e exhi- ono Will be of WILL FIT PAPA sels at the four corners makes an tho series only a ing taste that the kiddies like. helpful: either broiled, fricasseed or bition will be before Ata!l mtivt to a Chicken for chicken. Add attractive finish or the corners may played the druggists, 60c Prepare roasted to the bones rfAl" be season 2. Prleasf When 1 6 folded back and a motif of regular opens April eeing: you go to your of chicken cups of cold water, It has Dranch b.uteher to buy a chicken, tell him also Toyland been adopted as an bends, flowers or embroidery Rickey, manager of the adding any remaining gravy added. Cardinals, and Bob Quinn of the to clean it for you. "When you get and bits of pkln. Mince a small important province of tho king- it home must cut it It dom Hrowns, announcing the decision Dr. you up, you onion and put this In the also, of science and wooden to- Kind's pot to abandon declared are. point; to fricassee It. This is Blue prints, at one time made the series, with a few dried celery leaves. blocks and Mother floose games direct devel- day that it was done to have the not difficult if your knife is very Cover the nnd to tho under sunlight, have New pot bring have been almost replaced by the oped to such an Important phase teams in better condition for the Discovery sharp, liegln by cutting off th') then let pen-tl- y 4 For Colds boiling point, simmer IX in which Is recre- of the and in- championship races of the Ameri- and Courtis less at the first Joint. Then sep- for 2 hours. Strain, remove the Til toy combined building engineering ad- dustries that must be made can nnd National leagues when the arate them at the second joint and add 2 or ation and education. Since the they Feel Bowels fat, cup of brown J' vent with rapidity and without bell rings. Badly? Sluggislsi (this is ensy if the are VS. :: V.. V i I V?!:: of Christmas with its rich delay. Haven't legs bent). uncoated rice, together with tho tl'i i iV vStfjSfi ii In this has been called In former years officials of the any "pep" in work or play. Next cut off the whips and disjoint bits of chicken meat which array of gifts, living rooms re- electricity ex- You're them. you sound to Into action, and today electric blue clubs Asserted that the clubs constipated! The stimulating Sepnrato the breast from removed from the bones at the the eager hum of voices erted themselves in action of Dr. Pills back tho back; divide the back Into tour young and old, amuse- prints are superceding those made unnecessarily King's brings start. Now cover once more and finding in the seven-gam- e spring series, and old time energy. All pieces and slit down tho breast, let boll 15 ment and Instruction In the elec- by sunlight up to date plants. druggists, 25c about minutes longer iifliiiteWii that when the early games of the PROMPT! cutting it in two. The breast halves until the rice 13 almost tender. trified mechanical toys which nre season the teams were WON'T GRIPE he even were played may subdivided, as this Season with salt and to as entertaining, almost, to grown- In the Alhambra theater, Mil- not In the best and makes the white meat pepper to physical shape D go farther. t!ste, and place dumplings on top liiiiiSi ups as youngsters. waukee, tho largest Indirect light- their baseball spirit apparently was r.KmtfsPills Now you have your chicken cut of the stew to cook. Let boil 12 Kvery third boy is wrapped up ing fixtures ever built has been re- dulled. tip and next thine; is to put theso minutes longer, and serve at once. in his radio device; and perhnis cently Installed by a well known pieces in a kettle with 4 tafde-Bpoo- Here is th dumpling recipe: It Is not ton much to say that Chicago company. This huge in- of drippings; let them How to Make the iwmnlings for every third boy's dad Is running direct unit Is fifteen feet In diam- brown plishtly on both sides, but tho Stew: Sift together 2 cuns of him a close second in Interest In eter and'eontains lis lamps. The do not let them burn. When bread flour. 4 teaspoons of baking mi these glorified toys. Younger hoys fixture i suspended by eight two-inc- h m oliphtly browned, add enough boil-in- s powder and teaspoon of salt. have their own electrical toys in pipes twenty-fiv- u feet long water to cover. Season with Work Into this dry mixture, with abundant supply. There Is the and hangs from the center of the 1 tablespoon of salt, 2 teaspoon tho finger tips, 1 tablespoons miniature nutomobilo that may be auditorium. It weighs fi,50fl pounds TO OUR of and a bunch of herbs. of Is COME pepper lard. Then add slowly 4 of a taken apart and put together and finished in ivory and gold. Let Fimmer until tender. A fowl cup of sweet milk and water in Willie a of will again, giving sort require three hours, probably, equal parts. Toss this donch on a for to come. An g before it is "prep" training days automatic, tender, and a chicken floured board and pnt it out to 2 There are motors and electrically-- 1 about 1 hours, liefore is inch in spotlight, that gives constantly it thickness. Cut into rounds Impelled acrobats and animals. shifting color schema in display none make a sauce 2 biscuit-cutte- r, by molting with a put theso in There are of and windows is now within the of over t replicas bridges reach tablespoons butter lie fire a colander and set them over boil- other engineering successes, teach of merchant and man. and rubbing 4 of flour every display ' tablespoons ing water to steam for 12 minutes. ing the principles of sound engi- It is a new and powerful medium neering. for attracting attention to mer- The toys must have, of course, chandise In store windows. This TH ELECTRICAL FIXTURES tho same "kid" appeal toys have lamp affords some wonderful ef- k fects enow scenes, LITTLE IN NEW HOME SHOULD always had; but recent Christmas reproducing riving has demonstrated that the rain, clouds, lightning, ocean waves, FURNITURE BENNY'S HAVE CAREFUL PLANS majority of parents have become rainbows, moonlight, rippling oF convinced of the desirability of water and 110 operator Is needed, TOTB educational .lust switch on electric current and BOOK The In the new home utility and appeal lighting along with the childish element tho lamp operates until switched should receive first attention. in playthings. Instead of the off. ON There should be flexibility as to the a: brightly-painte- d little Iron "choo-choo- " switching and fix cars means The metric system Is now In use arrangements At the lower left is shown n flanio colored frock with hauled along by over tures of the are be - diamond elec- - all Kurope with the exception future geins to Kiniu- imu nf a sti'lmr there Is now tho more flexible. ha vc- iinimiiriiro exclusively lor (Innc luir. At the r "lit U of Russia and Great Britain. They always charnih- i- ami m tractive, rvoni.i,- - trical tram which runs on tracks been fastened to particularly emv.i ,f t,i. c..i m. permanently walls trimmed with of daisies. w ' but. garlands and ceiling, the flexibility of from toy-sho- Indicate i Feb. Reports 1st fixtures has now been made pos- that the United States manufac- To Women ednesday, sible by tho invention' of a new tured all the toys sold Special IMS method of wires electric washer. Cook and servo virtually The most connecting and !0 nim n.w r clear during tho recent holiday sea- economical, cleansing and fixtures, so that they enn be con- luncheon, up d:;;hes and germicidal of all antiseptics Is POP. II 1' pbci! iii dlshwanhcr, tidy kitchen. son. Germany is trying vainly to 1. nected or disconnected vry carlly. Uiil in lost the and Better lir-i- IViUio, rest. Fold regain the trade during Bigger Living rooms must receive 4 dress, market, Bargains is a size of a stated a dealer in one of .1 My father ordnerry individual treatment and of and dampen clothes, cook dinner, war, man plen'y r; New York's stores; while outlets must be 1 near diniiea and place in biggest H'j And not exter wide or tall, provided. Uniug effort to substitute for All rooms offer many opportunities for HOUSEWIFE E8ST clean kitchen and make Japan's Around Hut you awt to sco how quick I preliminary breakfast prepara (lermany in tho production of toys start installation of electrical conven- failed iences and i.s no tions for the American market The minnit I heor him call. there other place because of tho Inferior of A soluble Artisentic Powder where they nre morn appreciated, PPnrnSIl PI Tnesday-Bre- akf wash all quality one 3 !(1'!iri in l:hwash. r, menu toys produced. to be dissolved in 2. especially when th maid may hill mnl;o be a minus Th tU;ly kitchen, din- - He likes to smoak with his flip- quantity. provi- ill uiiSiLU JLL Water as Needed. on sion of power outlets for tho heat- room, living room, halls, bed Women nurses with tho Ameri- As pers tho tnb'e rooms,';,ac'iron clot ht'S on electric can on the. who have a medicinal antiseptic for And in his ing anplianoos for dining army Rhine,' douches in think morris chair. and side tables Is a ironer and with tlecnio iron. Cook of officers' treating catarrh, Inflam- And then if stand rito behind for problem Housewife C?.n Ba Stand- been granted rights mation or ulceration of nose, you deserving careful attention. All nnd fi'ive luncheon. lathe, dress, rank, wear bars of first and sec- him de- m.'irlu rest. clea'-'i'ii'- throat, and that caused by feminine Furniture Co. can see ware the power receptacles should be ardized to S've Time arid t, Cook dinner, ond lieutenants on their shoulders, no Ton he has the lecst to rame and room, and Browne." belts. ills it baa equal. For ten years hair. signed take the pin Elsclri-ca- kitchen, d's'iea, and also "Sam the K. Mcdlcin Co. these should be made to fit only Labor With Aid of l tdac" i'if ii in dishwasher, make I.ydia PInkham the outlets so as to has recomtnonded Paxtine in their power prevent Devices. .I; V . auu"''' The chamber of commerce In private correspondence with wom their connection to lighting circuits V, '1 ' He Is married to my mother eillier.Oay Wash 'TntHn t.nin l ndr.nto.l a rev en, which nroves ibs snncrloritv r a which are not doslcnod to carry make menu and ma.-ke-t 223 South Second And has bin for Can bo so Midlives, lution favoring the closing of all Women who have been cure it f&S meny yeers. currents housework : Ul! -- say And wen ho his on relative'y heavy required 'is, Tien, dining on as of a pro-- m is "worth its in At puts hat that housvkcepo.s may nave its chops Sundays, part weight )i.i." by the nnnllances. room, two ini heating .111 OlSht-ho- halls, for tho of His bald spot disappcer3. T 11n nil rrnr.i olnctrlnHv WOl'Mng tlilj' ? t gram improving hours druggists. 6ic. largo box, or by mnll. .,Unt Cl iin one lri"-iiir-rirwf The eight-hou- r for thoroughly bedroom, labor throughout the week. The l'axton Toilet Co., Boston, Mass. ' MstltMisasfsii riitfniti'rifll can turn its hand to anything. .lay raid a: 11 4. In;. has come In broom, scrub kitchen or. tho kitchen with tho oookine. in housekeepers, indeed, l.ur n. ti'-- s JSarh ' Clear (ir and morning he goes to th office the with tho b recognwed pretty generally, put p'ree s, pantrv dishwashing. in hen din- And each evening ho promptly th' recognition has little to do dishwasher, tidyklti ai.d In the dining room it will help with ing room. I'etTie, drtss, market, the morning meal bv the with a real regeneration of the n rt. O he hates corn beef and cnbbldge henting work of tho hoinomnker; and it P:nner, cl"ar dining room percolator, toaster or grill, in the' and kitchen, place dishes in dish-w.- " But for stake under onions' he warm for fs here that reform Is most serious-- bathroom it will water her, make 'breakiast preparati- yearns. fhn mr,pnln chavo tn f.nef it fills 'y nceaotl on-;. A schedule Is recognized! tho evcry-hou- r need, of the modern being Thursday Breakfast. Clear home. more and more as a distinct neces-- 1 Wen ma asks him to go out on sit in economic in lining room and kitchen, wa'-- all procedure Hi: liia'-- menu Sundey home management. Under intelli- lies, and market He makes a face as If It hert, WILL APPEAR WITH gent handling, with the lists, tidy living room, halls, ono And theres versatility bedroom. Thoroughly clean two nuthlng that he, hates IN of execution without which success bedrooms. to find GEORGE ARLISS can scarcely be attained bv any Iiiinrheon, clear dishes, Worse than buttlns off his shert. CINEMA place In dishwasher, clear dining HIS THIRD ;,krCIThr' !'L?r, ? room and kitchen. Bathe, SPECIAL SALE ON for market, rest. Dinner. Clear dl b- WOULD-B- E BURGLAR IS budget apportioning working ios and in hours is unquestionable. place dishwasher, tidy COMPELLED TO FLEE BY WW In homes fitted with electrical dining room nnd kitchen, make labor-savin- breakfast g appliances, the possi- preparations. PROPRIETOR OF STORE bilities of living by schedule be- Friday Breakfast. Clear dining come more- feasiblo than those room nnd kitchen. Make menu and market wnr;h all Raton, N. M., Jan. 29. Cornered ft where woman-powe- r must do all the lists, dishes, dish- tidy bedrooms. Thoroughly clean ATIN6 upon the roof of the Tomlinson work. The possibilities of Pads un- clothes wauher halls, stairway, living room, dining Hardware company store, an washer, and Ironer, room. Luncheon. Clear dishes known burglar leaped fifteen feet range nnd tireless cooker, sweeper of the Miller & Zeller and machine, when hitched and place in dishwasher, tidy din- tohe top sewing room and kitchen. etore next door and thence dropped 5. to the "circuit of service" which ing Bathe, another fifteen feet to the street has done so much to simplify dress, market, rest. Dinner, clear below. A revolver bullet added housework, lend themselves ad- dishes and place in dishwasher, wings to his feet. The bullet struck mirably to the task of standardiz- tidy dining room and kitchen, tho plate glnss window of the ing hours of labor. make breakfast preparations. For ten days only ending February 8th, we will offer The Universal Elec- Katon Commercial company. It In an electrical home In this Saturday Breakfast. Tidy din- later developed that the thief took city, with a house and a ing room, living room, halls, bed- tric Three Heat Heating Pad at a great reduction price. refuge behind the F, D. Jjetton family of five, Including three rooms. Wash all dishes. Make house Ht 321 Park avenue, where children in school, (two coming menu and market lists. Clean pan- C C. Hidell. who has plumbing home for lunch) tho housemother tries, cupboards, kitchen cabinet. material stored, found him breath- has a budget which Bhe Scrub kitchen and bathroom arranged y. Sale laund-dr- Our Price While Last less from his run and questioned says Is decidedly helpful. She has floors. Clean porches, steps, They $8.50 him briefly. The fugitive then de- confined herself for six months to (Note: children assist with parted to points unknown and is its regulations, as far as has been Saturday's work, each child having still undiscovered, possible without ignoring the prime deflnlto tasks.) Clear dishes and Mr, Tomlinson entered his etore factor in home-makin- the com- place in dishwasher, clear dining about 7:30 Friday night nnd found fort of her family. room and kitchen. Bathe, dress, the manager of the implement de- This is her schedule, upon which market, rest. Dinner. Clear dish- TH. es In is partment, h. Irwin, within and Will other women may graft such and plnoo dishwasher, make Remember this not' a reduction on these pads, only a special price and out of sight of the street. It Is sup- branches as necessary to adapt its breakfast preparations. posed that the burglar looked and needs to their own households, or after the 8th they will go back to the same list price as were before found no ono and thought the from which they may eliminate In they coast was clear for action, and like degree: the sale. mounted the roof from the rear. Monday Arise sufficiently ear- He began operation with a short ly to sort and soak clothes. Break- handled axe on the rear skylight. fast. Clean Cuticura Soap refrigerator, malt.; IS IDEAL- - Tho noiso attracted the attention menus for following three meal j Our Sale Price While of Mr. Tomlinson nnd Mr. Irwin, and market lists. Wash dishes in They Last $8.50 who secured a flashlight and re- electric dishwasher, Including volver nnd climbed to the roof. For those from Sunday night supper. For the Hands some time no one was seen but tho dust Sop,OIntm nt .Tulcom ,Wr. wmrtww. Fnrmmpleft Tidy bedrooms, halls, livin;: iininiirK i'i- - - flashlight disclosed a man crouch- - and dining room. Wash clothes in unarm' uparinrm lng at the southeast corner under a wall. Tomlinson was close to the is man hut tho two desperate Jumps One of the worst things going pain that lingers. The Universal Pad saved him from capture, Mr. Irwin fired two shots but failed to stop brings ready relief in cases of neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago, thief. 0. Eiik Is sprains, the fleeing Many pedestrians I. L bed-fello- saw the running man and heard Ihy strains and wrenches. It is a warm, w on cold a the shots but there was no chance snuggly nights to stop the fugitive. The night po- Fcr Sri!drc!3. emergency heater for use on the once ( handy sleeping porch. lice appeared at and gave Doris chase without success. Kenyon. NUMBER 1. Two strangers entered the Tom- linson hardware store In the after- Doris Kcnyon in helping George It is natural for the human body to resist and noon and looked at several articles, Arliss put over his third film pro- throw off disease. However in disease Is combating THERE IS ONE FOR YOU. inquiring among other things for duction. It a comedy called bacteria the of is guns and revolvers. It is believed "The Ruling Passion" from sn Earl causing vitality the human body that these men planned tho Job. Derr Blggers story. Miss Kenyon reduced. A. D. A. milk ia absolutely free of all Mr. Ttidell believes he can identify plays the part of the daughter of a disease causing bacteria and thus saves all the the man he found behind the Let-to- n millionaire who prefers to wear out Our Price While Last place nnd tho officers are busy sooner than rust 6ut. He mas- childs vitality for growth, vigor and strength. Give Special They $8.50 trying to lncato him. In his haste querades as In business them plenty of A. D. A. milk and watch them to depart the would-b- e burglar left and Miss Kenyon provides an in- No influenza to A. all his tools. teresting and decorative part of grow. germs give them cold. the plot. D. A. milk is safe, sound, invigorating and IYMjEY'S HAS NKVEIt PAIT.KD Miss Kenyon started her ntngo nourishing. January fs a bad month for in- career In "Princess Pat" and "Tho fluenza, la grippe nnd bronchial Girl In the Limousine." She has troubles. It Is unwise to neglect played with some of the well the slightest cough or cold. Foley'B known film companies and her Gas & Honey and Tar gives prompt relief. most recent film part wna in "The Albuquerque Electric Company gets right at the trouble, covers Conquest of Canaan." Brown hair Ussosiaiitm raw Inflamed surfaces with a heal- and gray eyes and a slender figure Dairy "At Your Service" Phone 93 ing coating, clears the air passages, are her notable features. eases stuffy breathing and permits 321 North Second Phone 351 sound refresning, health-buildin- g The Mary Association of the Uni- sleep. Mrs. F. A. Gibson, 1"47 Col- ted States, composed of girls and NOTE Following this we will for the bene- lege Ave., Racine, Wise, writes: women whose name is Mary, Is state, "Foley's has never failed in giVIng preparing to send a letter of greet- fit of the public, some sources of milk con- Immediate relief and I am never ing to Princess Mary, congratulat- - tamination and means of preventing it. without It," Bold everywhere. ( lng her on her coming marriage. 7V Page Six. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 30, 1922.

The safety first campaign initiated a few years ago Journal has been helpful in reducing accident. ftflY ESSAYS ARE RECESSED 19 Albuquerque Morning Corner-Abo- ut as the is, the maximum New Volumes JIN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Gratifying Improvement Book Writers and means. Published By of safety has not yet been reached by any RGUSSOII IIOMEL CONTROVERSY .lOrRXATi I'l BUSHING COMPANY There are wooden coaches still in use on some of CARL, C. MAG EH, D. A. MACPHKRPON. the railroads which at the earliest possible date UNSOLVED SHORT STORIES - President. ,?ecIt,arZ- should bo supplanted by cars of steel. The wreck US CONTEST COiES TO A CLOSE AT THE LIBRARY D. A. MACPHEHSON Business Manager on road In Editor-in-Chi- the Reading near Philadelphia lately, CART, C. MAC! EE , W. L. George) and the Tost-W- Maxwell Burt Orfcrs Eight of which more than a score of peoplo lost their lives, Woman Problem. Them. RKl'RKH F.NT ATI V F. S The Americanization of Edward 111 would not have been so terrible in Its results if the Con- C. J. ANDERSON Marquette Rldg., Chicago, Great Local Interest in "The Blood of the "Ursula by W. L. George. Bok, Autobiography. "Change Kncminters," by Maxwell S 4 2d cars involved had been when wooden Trent," EAU'H R. 51 UM.I fiAXv:4 E, St., New York steel; for, Olarpprs Href,) This is the autobiography of the Strutlicrs Hurt. (Charles grrlbnors' Suns.) catches Max- Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffico coaches are smashed, the wreckage often querors," a Book of the Southwest Written In "Crsula Trent," W. T,. George, of the Ladies' Home In "Chance Encounters" of Albuquerque, N. M., under act of Congress of fire, thus adding another peril to those imprisoned "the man who understands wom- Journal and in it Mr. Bok has done well Struthers Burt has brought 1 Con- more the of his own short March 1 7, 879. in the cars. Such was the case in the wreck referred By a Former Albuquerquean; Contest en,'.' the problem of the young than merely carry reader together eight woman who has served in the war along the pleasant paths that he stories, which, for the most part, TERMS OK SUBSCRIPTION to. has trod. He has of a more or less unusual char- or one ducted By Journal and Knopf, Publisher, and been left at loose ends is pre- thought deeply are Dally, by carrier by mail, month, 85c; It is to bo expected that the improvement which sented. In fact in the ease of Cr- upon the problem of the immigrant acter. The general tone of the yearly, in advance, $3.00. result a valuable be There has been effected during tho past three decades will Closes This Week. sula Trent, her end promises to be and the is volume seems to placid. "The Morning Journal has a higher circulation quite too loose for polite fiction. is no attempt to create striking and that three decades hence the number - rating than la accorded to any other paper in New continue, The- daughter of a country fam- situations or amazing incidents. Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory. of fatalities now occurring on the railroads will With but one more day remain-- ! Who Is the Mexican governor who ily, that is, people of wealth, Tho Mirrors of Downing; Street, hy Mr. Burt tells bis stories in a re- The only paper in New Mexico issued every day appear large in comparison with those then re- ing o the Alfred A. Knopf-Morn-Jin- g has held office since the days of breeding, and dull conventionality, a OcnlU'inan with u Duster. calmly personal way which in the year. corded. Journal essay contest on the Mexican rule? Ursula serves as a nurse during the The "gentleman with a duster" quires no art. He has nn occasional PRESS 'iHncd of tho Conquerors," by Har- It may be asked, what purpose war, gets inured to suffering and attempts to wipe clear the mirrors, excellent story, for example "Each MEMUF.lt OK THE ASSOCIATED What has been done on the railroads to make has in with war The Associated Press is entitled to vey Fergus-pen- a flood of essays is Harvey Fcrgusson writing has a somewhat revealing experi- clouded dust, political in His Own Generation." Several exclusively this as to the of men ,, for of all news credited to travel safe should be encouraging to those who nr.? coining to the Rook Corner of the book, you allege, satisfy ence with a married doctor. On dust and breath public of tho stories are humorous. the use, animosities? I whose are so "The Blood-re- d it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also striving to cut down the toll of lives taken by 'journal. Dozens of Interested personal Frankly, account of unfounded gossip con- principles crumbling, The story called readers are to in do not know. I merely judge his him she is to that they may see themselves as One" Is an account of an incident the local news published herein. eager get their main cerning requested be to last word, either for or against the purpose by his actions. Tho leave tho hospital. Her fiance has others see them and thus able in the life of tho former kaiser. It honk. theme, the sole purpose, apparent been killed in and while tho servo the state better. Hence these In a somewhat supernatural MONDAY 30, 1922 to is to ridi- battle, writ- brings January In accumulating a deficit the league of nations interest has been keen any Intelligent reader, loss seems to mean little to her, studies of British statesmen, atmosphere which is rather poorly through- cule and libel the native people. ten with many an illuminating In- with a has an accomplishment to which it can point. out the month of January that the she is unhappy and restless at handled. Another story contest has We have plenty of Delcasars in this nom(?' cident and a sincearity which saves air is "The Scarlet Hunter," FIMiFTV RETORT. been running. The we also of Mao- - ghostly THE bus been intense in case state; have plenty Finally a church his candor from harshness. which, perhaps, is the best one In be but moonshine Is feeling the Dougals, but we have also other silly squabble Moonlight may romantic, of piaetit.-all- every comment, the disgusts her and she flees the book. We have descend- utterly r.riiirj-Hus- Dell. is In of a of mine-ta- x types. worthy to hun- Tho by Floyd one who enjoys short Stories The Journal receipt copy the tragic. icaueis enei;tuy uunKing me ants of the we have London with a couple of affection- For book or conquerors; dred dollars in and not A leisurely, intimate, eight at a time, the book is Just report of J. R. Flnlcy to the State Tax Commis- wholly good wholly bad. also descendants of the her purse ate chronicle of "Moon-Calf- " A few of the best worthy a In she the what he needs. P. O. II. As to essays submitted n plan her head, except that mar sion. It is far too lengthy for publication. soon In planning a visit the United States, Spain's conquerors. Why sten- venture into journalism and have been printed each week. The na- has learned to be a mediocre ul ns an can be made of this document the that not many Americans will feature only the faults of the riage in Chicago, tie is analysis king probably hopes prize awards will lie announced tive while its ographer. A couple of Jobs as sten- nt hnth. ihonirh rainythe mur- - all at of to hold his him. next in population Ignoring convince talking to himself, for, results our study will be given the public. kingship against Monday the Book Corner. virtues Is it the truth that the ographer her that only rinira Knprrw threatened With failure fol- when men once, he hard a voice, saying: We admit that we are disappointed with Some of tho recent essays blood of the conquerors is degen- meeting is a pretty girl His wife is a dear! Oh, frankly low: on, so she in mani- now and again. dear; "Oh, dear! Oh, Mr. Tho erated morally and intellectually. getting goes for Felix himself is nn fast as if I the low figures set by Finley. Journal sup- A lot of folks are criticizing tho "peace do'.lnr" m a Newcomer. curing. she engaging youtn. dear! Caught Just irt as Harvey Fcrgusson has told it? Quite readily adopts twenty-thre- e when the story And 1 can't get ported the Taxpayers' Association in its demand from the artistic but there is no notice- I arrived in tho standards of the trade and only was in a trap! standpoint, Albuquerque three I deny seuh a lie. I condemn and ends. out! Oh, what shall I do? I that Mr. Finley bo employed for this work. We able unwillingness to own a few. weeks ago and found one of the every intelligent person in tnis eventually becomes the mistress of chief of the town to Har- one of her customers. The can't get out." feel bound to accept the values he fixes as the pres topics be state will condemn this infamous stupid This Man's World, by Will L. Com- "Hum!" said Uncle Wiggily to vey Fi i'iuissou's "Blood of the Con- falsehood broadcast gay life she leads is enough to fort. sounds like tho ent assessed valuation. This was to be spread satisfy almost young woman himself. "This - querors." expected, throughout this land. any A thrilling story of the east. A start of- an adventure. Some one Tho political mine operators tooth- for how novelists A. that a nunnery is the for her. big fought many have taken GIMIERTO ESPINOSA. place white man tries to help the natives is caught fast somewhere. Maybe and-na- ll to seems to against the Finley employment. Now they tho trouble write about Albu- Finally George weary of a small Island in their last vain the Foz or the Woozie ? ofs, his task. Having set himself it's Fuzzy hall him as a great ovaluator. Then they said that querque Sees Cynicism. stand against exploitation by his Wolf. If K is I can laugh at But the comment heard wasn't Con- tho question "What is to become and it was to fix a valuation of Crabbscrawlings Fergusson's "Blood of the own countrymen. Has magic them, for they have caught me impossible physical all complimentary to the book or of a girl who has been all stirred action and be- querors" is a distressingly accurate the atmosphere with danger. fast many a time! Yes, I do mines. Now they are sure it can be done and that to my Judgment. In substance Tho are up by war and doesn't like to have an adven- most ot it was: "What a picture. descriptive parts home?" he writes a then lieve I'm going Mr, Finley has done It. These owlishly wise gentle R. PERRY SCOPE observes: A change for the black eye fine. He Is rather merciless and quite book, Roffgar's Gold, ly Ernest Poole. ture! Hurray!" sense of will cause cow Is Forenoon has given our town." dislikes the he suddenly gets tired of the whole How Peter pot the dream of go- listened and men, devoid of a humor, the pub also good for the pasture. And si ill obviously people on Uncle Wiggily O O O thin book was instrumen- about. The thing, brings a young architect ing to China, how Kate shared it, cried: lie to smile. in to writes development who is again the voice tal bringing me Albuquerque. and of tho char- conventionally acceptable how everyday life with its petty dear! Oh, dear! values of BOSTOXKSE. A New Vork nnalyris principal from of and mar- "Oh, Wl)at Mr. Finley says that mining properties .Till and Jack ascended nn elevation specialist advised acter is photographic in its ac- every point view, cares and Joys intervened between shall I do?" me to west for ries her to him in a . . . And are low at present and will remain bo for a good For the of a receptacle of water; go my health. When curacy: but. there isn't a single hurry. them and the fulfillment of their Tho rabbit gentleman purpose procuring asked hint ho said so the problem of the age is still dream how Chao brought bunny years. We Infer, therefore, that the Jack stumbled and in so doing injured his cranium where, any- character in the book who is not and llofn hopped softly through the bushes, many during where in Colorado, New Mexico or unsolved. it all bark and showed them that toward little to 1021 Mr. would have fixed And Jill was precipitated in much the same manner, "exposed." Tho most and looking down a five years prior Finley no ill effects. Arizona. About litis time literary He dwells on the weaknesses and amusing character in the dream was tho only reality, frozen lake he saw some But apparently suffered s in the hook Is big values much higher than the rate nf which tho O O o critii daily papers and someone faults of all his characters and Isabel, Ursula's married that in all the years they had been animal on the ice. In Smart Set sister. the on of sitting mines actually paid taxes. He seems to have proved, You have noticed, of course, In the classifieds, began writing about not with a sympathetic touch During early agonies, "blind beggars sitting bags "It's tho Fox!" thought the Mr. Fergiuisrm's book. The Smart Isabel's only advice is, "Don't be gold." An interesting story with a in a on without saying so, that, prior to tho slump, the that west of the tracks every advertiser desires n cither. He is merciless and cynical a fool. Get war has bunny. "He's caught trap will do. Set writer said that it made him and on the, whole the thing married first, and then summing up of what the the ice!" But when he lookeil a mines too little trxes. maid, while east of tho tracks Just a girl want to see ew Mexico. though see." When settles of America and. paid o o o Because is very well done, most of u.s prefer Crsula finally done to the spirit second time, the rabbit saw it was Another Had the mine-ta- x law of 1915 I was (agc r for information for- down with her architect, Isabel in an analogy, a 'suggestion for its thing! Near-pin- k Pants, tailored uniforms for army re- about a little more humanity and not the Fox. "It's the Wolf!" no plateau states I purchased a copy of human comes on with more definite advice improvement. Uncle But it remained unamended, there would have been cruits. Journal Headline. giveness for the frailties as to "how tn thought Wiggily. ef- The book shop proprietor, upon in- seems to be happy though not taxes by the copper mines in 1921 and a very Added proof that the world Is getting more nature than Fcrgusson was tho Wolf. Then, taking paid quiry, said that he'd learned from of married." "It comes in a rule of Tim GirK by Edna Forbor. a look, Uncle in next several Un- feminate every day. feel. Weakness, course, she good fourth Wiggily low tax, if any, put the years. o a reicw reprinted from an Albu- down in the three." says. "One, be ready, Chicago of the conservative ni a of as ha o o struggle against two tie and three be with three gen- gave Jump surprise der the Finley report the returns from the mines Here's to isn't much querque paper that the book was and and vulgarity, steady, off sotithslde families cried: the ehigre that bigger about greed but not too fast." K. M. F. erations of girls, one who brazenly will be about equal to the taxes paid at the height Than the tiniest point of a pin, Albuquerque. tn "If Winter Cornea," Mark Sabre her "lfs my dear old friend, Dog Dread of wasting a year in ft tbe.se but defied conventions and bade Percival! I wonder what has But tho that it raises Itches like blazes, went down before things, civil-wa- of the mining prosperity. So tho state has been bump r lover before 1 And that's where the rub comes In. dreary, uninteresting place had one loved him for it. "The Blood goodbye happened to him? must run down helped greatly by the ngitation. delayed my trip. The "Blood of the hocked elders on the front "stoop see!" down hill O O O of the Conquerors" leaves simply BOOK a who. and Hopping the Mr. is in his we are at a Conqueror.-;- changed my opinion of a rea- 'ENDS en Wabash avenue: second, to the frozen Uncle N If Finley right figures (A telegram from Atlanta.) a sense hiitenioss without in from net- pond, Wiggily con- gleaned from my school geography or understand late girlhood returned went close to Old Percivai. loss to understand tho efforts of the mines to Sir colon equilibrium of the gold dust twins lias son for forgiveness work In France a mother, Dog been and books of New .Mexico. It, even happy "Are you caught in a trap, Per- trol politics and publicity. They have seemed to seriously contagiously nonplussed stop out. the ing. and the third, an irrepressible fruitless to tribe wiped drab impress-io- 1 cannot feeling how much Donald Ojdon Stewart is nt pres- cival?" asked the bunny. of a useless ot made efforts stay the gnawing chamber of help youngster, thoroughly modern and waste a great deal money in policy comma but without avail we do your commerce book- better Fergusson's public, will like ent writing a humorous "Hook of "Almast as bad!" sighed the stop poured fay let made on me. iovabiv free In her attitude toward "1 domination. buss back into bottle and shipped contents new him when time lias mellowed him Manners," which will prescribe the kind Old Dog. sat down on To me, a conduct In all of mar- life. the ica to with tail Mr. Finley is an expert mine appraiser. He is Orleans comma, but we comma being surrounded by Fergu:son pictured i little and softened down his cyni proper crises rest, my Scottish friends dash cheers and dash spot, rich in local color, where the cism. A.NU.N 1 JHH M. ried and single life. After this no sticking out behind me. Now my not an expert in taxation. Some of his theories three tiger world's oldest civilization one accepted the nomination. STEVEART. merged need ever feel humiliated by tail is frozen fast in the ice nnd this line of taxation seem weird. He would Willi its in west. Ills of the Mr. Stewart Mr. I it loose. I along Which, being decoded, means, "Were drunk picture Now Western Fiction. anything, says. can't pull If pull not If he is about streets, where the eastern tourist Stewart's "Parody Outline" is sell-- 1 bedtime Storiei too hard I'll pull my tail off, and tax unproductive property. right again." brushed elbows After the din and clatter that town lots should be untaxed. o o o wilh picturesque ing better than tiefore the holidays. I don't want that to happen." this vacant almond-eye- d have raged in your columns for The stood on the deck Indians and Spanish For Little Ones "I should say not!" cried th Tho feels at to discuss the boy who burning was some weeks I dare hope that a IT. Journal liberty freely Was burned from head to toe, sennrltns as vivid as his sketch L. Pateman, who has become bunny, "i'ou don't want to lose theories of Mr. We also feel at of the mountains east of town. voice may be heard in protest, a famous his for By Howard R Gttrl tail! I must But taxation Finley. And ate his breakfast standing up, voice in de through drawings your help you! our own from New Yorkers think that the native loud and clear raised Punch, tho Bystander, the Tatler, how can I? The ice needs thaw- liberty to draw deductions of the 'Cause sitting hurt him so. fense of Harvey Fcrgusson and o o o population is sullen, treacherous etc., may be seen in America. His Copyright, 1921. by MoCIure ing! I'll blow with my warm data he has compiled. and dirty. Fergurson "Tile Blood of the Conquerors." drawings have Just been brought breath and thaw it that B. Only 2 per cent of hooch is free from poison, pictured It is tn Newspaper Syndicate. way!" Men who entertain the views held by Judge them as a still cling-in- ? indeed, encouraging find out in book form Holt & But he could thaw a little says Haynes. Journal Headline. proud people one writer and by Henry though S. Rodey will, refuse to accept tho evaluation made That's an used to tell us it to the chivalry of their noble honestly fearlessly Co. in a large attractive format I'XCLE WIGGILY AM) TIIE of the ice this way, and loosen a. improvement. They trying to put In fiction a bit of the with nn introduction G. K. Ches- Mr. persists, with was all Spanish ancestors. Incidentally by CAX OPEXElt. little of Pereivat's tail, the Ice was by Finley. Judge Rodey irritating poison. told me that other side of life in the southwest. terton. It's 'a book that is so cold soon tho tail was income six ami O O O Albuquerque Imt we on chuck) that reiteration, upon multiplying ret by a Harvey hotel, a country club and For yonrs ,,av" bron frl1 "P full of mimfin nature and rich in frozen fast again. Mr. Jimmy Cox says that the dlmmycrnts are fourth-rat- e "Walt a minute, Cncle Wiggily! two-third- as they do in Arizona. This capitulation two daily newspapers l,nn thriller written by both extravagant and subtle humor. "1 know what I must do!" said standing exactly where they did in 1920. As who knew of the Wait a minute!" called Nurse of income is the correct basis of taxation, accord- If our serves us was in the object of this contest fs!iuthors nothing Uncle Wiggily. "I must chop the memory correctly, that to find - wost at first han'1- 1;ost (!('"pl's is to Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, as the bunny ice to the extreme rear. out whether or not For- Margot Asquith coming looso all around your tail. ing the Judge. Rtisson Albu- - thry havn Produced, but ot the real America! America is to have an rabbit gentleman was hopping Then you can home New Mexico in O O O accurately pictured get up, run The income of copper mines in quei que, and not a discussion of ,lt."'"H UI :VW mcy navi onnnrtunitv to see for itself the away from his hollow stump bun- with some of the pieces of ice Are you following the second Arguckle trial with . l 1921 was Six and two-third- s times morals, as some of the "contestants tl,,.,i no,nln5-- To have tol of the most auto still frozen to nothing. nothing the same zest that you did the first one? Neither naveofjin1thor startling galow one very cold morning. your tall, and thaw to understand seem to think, I can only aav that "lsIlnfr con,lltlons mignt biography that English society ever them off at home." Is still nothing. We fail Judge are we. s l wno are "Wait a minute, if you please!" to me lives Fcr- - weaiungs read. Mrs. Herbert Henry Asquith "All Do insistence his method would be any o o o Albuquerque up to - "What's tho matter now?" ask- right! that!" bcerged Rodey's that T morally too unstable to trust them- rls Bhe is known in life, the Foreival. Sir: I note in the last and final number of the gusson's picture. private ed Mr. Longears. around solution to our problem. questioned said that the "Blood of selves beyond the shadow of a wjf, of the former prime minister turning "But, alas! I have to Well Country Journal there was published what was church and rubbing a little snow on 'his! nothing The suspension of copper mining, with its con- tiie Conquerors" is an accurate pre- steeple. of England, arrived In this country chop the ice with'!" sighed the called your "masterpiece." Do you in any way feel "The Blood of the Conquerors" is on !3. will be1 pink, twinkling nose to keep it! entire of net income, clear- sentation, but that it might hurt Jamiarv Her trin bunny. Then ho put his paw in sequent stoppage proves that the discontinuance was due to well, Just the an earnest at realism. Why confined to a series- - ot from freezing I mean to keep tell the customers In own what think town. attempt primarily his nose from of his pocket, and felt of what Nurse ly our theory that the only consistent and sensible your way you All I can to should we wink at the trickery ofhcotures in various parts of the freezing; course, Jane had him to to say this,ls that P n sno-- given take mlno taxation is on tho basis of the actual about the matter. PEG TOP. me the cunning Anglo-America- and it is to be supposed becauso the was already! system of Your insinuations the The of brought here. whorountry frozen. "Do want me to! Mrs. Twistytail. The napkin had unjust. coughers C. is trying to rob the Spanish-Amo- r the same wit and clever insight you come off nnd Uncle going value of the property. Otherwise the state the Well Country Journal were never in better con- PEVTOX RHODES, bring you a loaf of molasses from Wiggily found "Apartment in t he ican of his holdings and to supplant will again be prominent. what do you think? A can can never know how to plan its expenditures, ns dition, but the paper could not stand the absent Highlands." his and ideals? We know the store, or a quart of bread,1 treatment the business language Nurse Jane?" opener! "Hurray! I can cut there will be a high net Income in one year and practiced by manager. Calls It Libel. about this, and the author no doubt Pnblislied August 12, Little, your tail out of the ice n o o different "Neither one." answered tiel with the nothing In the next year. There is no way under My fil'St thought Ulllin could have used names, Brown & Co. have already printed can opener!" cried tho bunny. SAXATOnil M DISTRACTION'S. names that are well but unfavor- of A. S. M, Hutch- muskrat lady with a laugh. "Rut And such a system to fit expenditures to income with I've tried all to write a Harvey Fergusson's novel was to 232,000 copies while are around. he did. The can opener day rhyme, dismiss the as of ably known In Albuquerque and inson's novel, "If Winter Comes," you Hopping soon made Percival's of But it so seems that every time thing unworthy to looking for adventures. tall free, any degree certainty. (lie time in Cp-o- n vicinity. Why shut our eyes the now best novel in the please and the Old T spent answering it. the selling leave this Mrs. dear Dog could run The Journal has established, by Its that find a thought that has a kick. further abuses of tho church, and to the States. Over 100.000 were at Twistytall's for; to fight, The Vic consideration I have as- Fnited home thaw off the little pieces de- guy next door starts up his awful of a secret order the of me," and Nurse Jane handed an ad valorem basis is possible, in spite of the And sumed the task of expressing my practices sold during month of ice. Then Uncle Wiggily took blooey! of tho a that Is a survival of the Dark Ages? the can to nials of mining officials. Now the Bole problem in opinion book, Impelled by opener Mrs. Twisty-tai- l, desire for fair play. If wo wish to remedy such things telling her how useful it This morn I had a 1 to raise the values from time to time, as facts and I thought gem do not wish to be considered as nnd we surely do, but most of us Nina Wilcox Putnam author of was, and what an More a ...... l adventure he conditions justify. So we are making speed toward brilliant than diadem, resorting to abuse for lack of ar- lark the courage of our convictions west j in m Tmfin had had. It was so . liroaoway,i. . , .1 tn annnft ' dignified and staid, Tho as I tho best way is to face the facts, 1' wnere sow ' .,.k.nHw And equity in taxation, in spite of all resistance by the Rut at moment came a maid gument. book, read it, la., uuianio if the parlor lamp doesn't that contained a clever plot, well Few, however will risk their popu- tho balance of the winter. Her new go outsida to special interests. And piffle! fairly what think will ill iiil"' play tag with the executed, but at the same time a larity by saying they book, "Tomorrow We Diet," im.pi'iiik ash can, nnd leave the piano all Whether or not we must fight further in order series ef a nnd feel. Fergusson lias bo George H. alono in T untruths, malicious libel Harvey published shortly by the dark, I'll tell you mine-owne- At noon reached up In the air to forco the to let go their strangle- upon the native population of this done that! Doran Co. next about Undo Wiggily and 'the And grabbed a beauty hanging there. state; a clumsy to It is hardly to he expected that Cold hold on New Mexico remains to be seen. If the With it I knew town attempt satisfy or- Jay. the I'd sway, personal bias instead of gratitude. the secretary of any local civic Stewart Kldd Co., In connection mine-owne- will trust the of govern- But in walked Lizzie with machinery my tray It has been said that Harvey ganization will n,sk tho publisher with tho Cincinnati Enquirer, has The first train in will do Adios! or two to be on ques- robbery the ment which the people erect, the Journal Fcrgusson "saw the story, and had for a thousand copies lust closed a contest the United States occurred near Sey- the guts to write it as he saw it." sent out broadcast, inscribing on Booth Alice all it can do to prevent any injustice being dono At sun tion "Is Tarkington's mour, Ind., May 22, 1868. eventide tho setting Ves, he saw what he to tho fly-lea- f, "The town referred to to life?" The winning them. If they persist in nn effort to run the state Saw attempted Adams true nothing started, nothing done; write. To us who know Albu- In this book is Albuquerque." For essayist, Mrs. Rosiland Asch for their own advantage we will quarrel with them My muse lost heart and flew away, querque tind New Mexico, "The that, chambers of commerce and Schwab of Cincinnati, offers the And left me more to con- warm to the bitter end. Contributions by them to political nothing say Blood of the Conquerors" is such like do not exist. On the unique criticism that the Classified must end. Nighty night! somewhat more than an or- trary, if the necessary funds were hearted and simple greet the book campaigns o o o is consider of crys-talize- d M novel. nlso even bit now rn be dinary It a story available they might warmly an an exquisite Mlno taxation, and the future, should THE HOTEL NAME CONTEST. of what we saw, as well as the au- nnd the cynical and Tiie stopping any proposed printing life, but N OV ATI NG settled on merit. The peoplo have no powerful Scrawllngs has again covered itself with thor, Probably we saw if a buying up nil unsold copies and wise receive it with a shrug. MAJTRESSRE and nroves doubt thnr ft to tho worldy 11AVJUKSS political lobby to protect their Interests and the glory, without mnci different angle. Ramon Delcasar, consigning them to the flames. KKNOvTrrNtr,j3!6ljuiTJp! widely read column in this paper next to the edi- - and the other charac and discriminat- Hug cleaning, furnllur repairing, fur- mine-owne- must cease to have one. MacDougal, The discerning niture torials. and even runs thermometers a close second ters, know them as as ap- not convey the 1W packing. Phuue 471. Ervln Bed. you well if ing reader will welcome the trust This would n'ng Cnmpinf. for state honors. their true names were given. I pearance of the novel. Written in Impression to the above reader tail is frozen, fait The treasury's statement that per capita This was shown conclusively by the answers we have no defense to offer for In- a style that is approved by the that the entire population was of 'Ky TYPEWRITERS received in our Hotel Name Contest. The answers dividual memfiers of the descend- we can take In at more than the ac- of money is $6.09 less than a year ago modern school, this type any T V V Ji w K X All" niiikie were written in five languages, namely, bad, ants of the "Blood of the Conquer- a without being burdened bf Archulera girl would EltS overhauled that are being deflated to good, glance tions the Uncle Wlggliy something wrapped and repaired. Klbbom tor every ma- pockctbooks mediocre and quaint English, as well as hundreds ors," who have proven failures In with the usual sickening slang of cause the reader to think that all chine. size. In life. I have as much in a clean napkin. Albuquerque Typewriter limpy liquid Spanish. contempt for the cow puncher and the plains- women were immoral. phene d03-- 122 SnUh Fminh. We we were to Ramon Delcasar use his of Spanish the country "What is it?" the bunny want- regret that compelled throw out (I might man the working of tho minds The descriptions of ed to " the Spanish as we could not true name) and for men of Ids newcomer in excellent and the know. THE ANSWERS AVE LIKE. proposals, pronounce the native and the and climate are , them, and even if we could, we would have no type as the author has. I have as book is to he New Mexico by "Oh, just something I borrowed IrALJSIOTICE had New Mexico. The hook will benefit from the last an- i:.F.( i idea what meant. much contempt for MacDougal (I serious-minde- d in the pig lady week," ;tisixs noticeT they recommended to the awakening a new interest swered the house- In tho Court Asked whether they dressed for men or girls, or In submitting things to newspapers, it should might also use his true name) and who wishes to some "The Blood of the muskrat lady Probate of Bernalillo men ns - person gain state. Judging keeper, "and I forgot to it County. New Mexico. for own sixteen fiouoher always be kept in mind that you must write on one for of his type Mr. Fergus- of the southwest as it is. by the standard of give their satisfaction, college side son has. I have knowledge Conquerors" back. You leave it for me like a In the Matter ot the Estate of of the paper only. Many suggestions were nothing personal "CRITIC." day fiction I think Mr. " Douiso girls replied for all three; eight admitted appealing eliminated because sender wrote on against either of these, as I am present a book that good bunny. It's only a Favorite, Deceased. the both sides Fergusson has written But then the Notice is to men and six for the sake of the approving glances of the while forced to believe Mr, Fcrgusson . just telephone hereby given that the paper, a tremendous number failed to Everyday Life-- should rank with the leaders. and on s, on has. rang Nurse Jane hurried in undersigned was, the twelfth of their fellow write either side. In "Tho Blood of the Conquer- A. M. V. of Is I certainly will oppose and con- the bungalow to answer it, not day January, 1922, duly appoint. But of them all we like best the reply of the It rather difficult for us to do anything with- ors" Harvey Fergusson tells a tala Uncle ed Executrix nf the esfata nt Lnnlia out having to about but in this demn the attempt, here carried to telling Wiggily what it was when asked: "How do dress?" something say it, to of everyday life in plain language. she had handed him. student who, you instance we restrain ourselves by the ef- conclusion, satisfy personal bias over tho RATON AND DAWSON (Favorite, deceased, by fie Probate, greatest Hn does not try to gloss "Well. I don't makes Court vurt llarnnlllU n. .... HI1U replied: "As well as I can afford." fort, and give you, without comment, a few of tho and hatred by picking out individ misdeeds suppose it I.UUHLJ, names uals of Spanish descent and mold- ugliness of his characters' BASKETBALL SQUADS much difference to me what it having OUallfiert,.,lluuns such Pveentrlv There is a lot of common sense In that. suggested. with flower words or trite phras- said the nil Chnntontlta kicks In with two favor- ing a frieze of "the last struggle BILL is," bunny, as he put the persons having claims against Any girl who dresses poorly when she ran af- suggestion, of a degenerate race," and es for his hero does not suffer SPLITD0UBLE napkin in his pocket. "I reckon me estate or sam oec.dent are ing "The Dawn," and explains that with all of our placing remorse for his wrong- hard-earne- d before from it's a little or ollvo hereby notified and to ford a good grade of clothing is apt to be as lax money invested in it, we this the American public. ptckle dish required certainly want of 1 but like the average man Correnpondcnee to The Journal.) Nurse the same to under- about a lot of other matters, and the who the project to be The second choice As a story Ramon Delcasar, doings, (Special Jane borrowed for the present the girl "prophetable." have no criticism to offer. As a who has been guilty of the samjj N. M., Jan. 29. The quilting she had last week. signed In the manner and within means is of this contrib is "The Public Well." busi- Raton, party dresses beyond her headed straight for libel upon the n aive pop- thing, ho goes on about his teams I'll leave it at Mrs. the time prescribed law. Mrs. A. K. R. thinks "The Atlasta" would not personal had hoys' and girls' basketball Twistytall's by trouble across lots. But she who "dresses as well be ulation, as an unjust accusation, ness as if nothing happened. school for her." WEINANDE A. FAVORITE, only beautiful, but appropriate, while Peg Top It is to be revile the frankness of "The of the Colfax county high So the rabbit as she can afford'1 has tho makings of a good wifo Insists upon "The Pears." regretted that the book Why and gentleman hopped Executrix. parenthetlcallv stating came from- tho source it does. H. Blood of the Conquerors" and came back stronff Friday night along, looking here, there and Dated 13th, 1922. or tho elements of success along many another line. that this is a tribute to Mr. Weil, who will not be Horsemen of the January till he B. Fcrgusson was a great roan. He praise "The Four walked off with the boys' game by everywhere for an adventure. ADM IX I ST It ATOH'S VfVTlftlJt happy gets it. was honored or "Mare Nostrum" a score of 44 10 while the Raton But Three Star believes timo and again with Apocalypse" to they seemed to be very scarce In the Probate Court of Bernalillo Hennessy "The Lazarus" hits the this state ter- with their glowing descriptions of lost to Dawson by one that was RAIL TRAVEL MADE SAFER. the bull's-ey- e, as highest post and girls point, day, perhaps it hecause County, New Mexico, the rich gave only crumbs, and M. could and is fortu- the licentious indulged In the score 18 to 19. weather was so T. Washburn-Crosb- y ritory offer, it pleasures being the freezing cold. In the Matter of tho Estate of Head likes for two reasons, ' heroes? the first of which nate he is not live today to learn by their respective "Anyhow I'm having a good Beatrlz C. De Baea de Figures compiled by the Interstate Cornmerve is that eventually we got it, ani of the contemptible abuse his own Ramon Delcasar Is typical, not CUT THIS IT IS WORTH said Uncle Martinez, the name is already advertised. OtT time," Wiggily to him- Deceased. Commission show in a way how the nationally blood has cast upon this same peo- alone of, the Spanish race, but of MOXEV . self, and striking safety The winner of the contest will be announced as hopped along a little Notice is hereby given that the of railroad travel has gcen increased. In 1SS9 one ple whom he loved, and who loved all races of the present generation. Cut out this slip, enclose with Be faster, pausing now and then to undersigned was, on soon as the Judges get and reach a deci- own carries items & 2835 the twelfth together him, "for his satisfaction and Any daily newspaper and mall it to Foley Co., toss a snowball up in the air and day of 1922, out of every 1.523,000 Passengers carried lost his sion. This is not expected much before the Barelas amusement," as the author nre dai- Sheffield III., writ- January, duly appoint- is finished. says. showing things transpiring Ave., Chicago, watching it drop down. ed Administrator of the estate ot life; last year there were carried in safety 5,673,000, bridge Are all the descendants of this ly that are ns sordid as anything name and address I I am not C. O O o ing your clearly. "Well, guess going Beatrlz De Baca de Martinez, ot nearly four times as many for every one that was "degenerate race" ot the tvpo of Ramon was guilty of. You will receive in return a trial to have any adventures," thought deceased, by tho Probate Court "AIN'T IT 1)E TROOF!" Ramon Delcasar? Are One critic the view that of A of all the takes package containing Foley's Honey Uncle Wiggily after a while. "I Bernalillo qunl-lfie- d killed. much smaller number employes and Tn n county and having speaking of American politics, the Manchester Catholic of of Anglo-Saxo- residents of Albu- priests tho tvpe the and Tar Compound for coughs, wouldn't mind even being chased as such Administrator, nil of trespassers lose their lives on the railroads now (England) Guardian says: "Party is rather a mat- Father Lugurdo? (I am thankful querque are pictured as robbers colds and croup; Foley Kidney by the Woozie Wolf or the ter of or I not Fuzzy persons having claims against the than twenty or thirty years ago. geography family tradition, rather than do recognize which ot our and rogues. But the average read- Pills for pains In sides and hack; Fox If I was sure I could get estate of said decedent principle. Whence a cheery Indifference like the Old Town tho re- er will 1n mlrul that the Rnd are horeby The improvement has been effected through padres author keep story rheumatism backache, kidney away. If they chased me it would notified and required to present aged widow who said she would be glad to get into fers to) Who was the delegate to Is told from the Spanish viewpoint bladder ailments; and Foley Ca- be an adventure. But I same to tottering of the roadbeds and equipment, Absolam's or or bosom." woro guess the the undersigned in through Abraham's any other congress who penltonte and that the older Spanish settler", thartic Tablets, a wholesome and they are safe In their warm dens the manner and the installation of cars in which the vestibule doors O ) of us can within the time 'O stripes? Many tell of by being tricked out ot their land thoroughly cleansing cathartic for today. It is too cold for them prescribed by law. are closed While the train is in motion, the Dislike our state if you will, it must be admitted politicians who wear by some few unscrupulous Yan- constipation, biliousness. head- to be out. Still if were through that few it in for kite these same they out, KUTEMIO MARE8. elimination of In eclipse qualifications flying. stripes and ,who ere not kees, look upon the "grlngoes" as aches, and sluggish bowels. Sold and they chase me " grade crossings, and other ways. now IS. ' - " Administrator. Particularly from about ou, "T. C," ol the blood uf the conquerors.' a whole, with suspicion and dls- everywhere. Uncle Wiggily suddenly, stopped uatco. January 13th, X January 30, l'JTi. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Sven.

BRINGING UP FATHER. 1021 Copyright, by tho International News Service. By Registered U. H. I'ntent Office. George McMamu LEVERETT-ZAP- F & CO, 1 J-- -t rve omc I ( ioior: I ( cot "3 you there ppf54! kooovm foot T777l HOT WHEN Realtors, f C -- U ALL POLLEN- - 6 CCS" Z!"lJ 40T A COOD M YOU COME. Prosirtrrlly Is At Our Threshold V STAND Oh? vast like. Now is tho time for you ami ff0 Rl l"! FOOT'T J all of us to decide, our - TT 0 future, ZK. - i - i i i ii i n ii fl'T u a ui- v m 'LgJUn i. i i whether it he fur a busi- at ' home, it ii Q. -- ' W UF.T CAREFl'OA' TO) A!fX iCfcyf IN WITH fOUR n AWHILE! spm ) - . ness or what not. .Markets, Jtfczf HAVE-- 1 L- are all ad- An extra well built DON'T ? -J FOOT IN THE ' S TX stock, bunds, etc., pressed V ara 7 4SrA ? etc., aro brick located close In b UNDERSTAND I j 5 - vancing. Mines, shops, house, LfU VgfSW T.HOt.-- fOC ft - - In fact the on corner lot, east front; 192 resuming operations. feet besides wheels of commerce nd prog- pood slflevvalk, ress are sending forth their sidewalks In yard; shade trees, V THENi lawn and an extra well built kj ftjr JwJs3,rs jtKft&'HL) ff J'JKi Joyful hum throughout our 'r WVik vW v, hole land. garage. This house nontalns 'inrrx Tho are seven rooms, modern in every above statements extra facts. Wo know whereof respect; large basement; wesponk. Furthermore we want good lmt water heating plant; tho to havo absoluto two bath rooms, and is in per- public This house was confidence in us, otherwise we fect condition. do not want business. liuilt for a homo tho pres- your by :t If you want to buy, sell or ex- ent owner and is easily worth Es- leav- change any tiling in Keal $11,000. The owner is com- town and cash will tate (1KKAT or .SMALL, ing $8,500 municate with us. It Is our buy It if sold before he makes to serve other arrangements. 2 pleasure you. roit SALE. ' DOxl-ll- on I922.BV INT'L FEATURE SERVICE, INC. Dandy lot,. feet, FOR RENT j'ljfl West Kilver avenue, also an A completely furnished house; extra well built, almost new n six rooms; hot water heat and FOR RENT I brick bunsalow, glassed-i- modern in every respect. We LOOK AT 'EM r . EIGHT nOOM. sleepinff porch, front and back Five-roo- w m i side- also have several other houses house in Fourth ward, RANCH Two Modorn house for sale near Uni- screened porches, lawn, for rent. completely furnished, only four Dandy lot and adobes for" Only Lots Left North walks, trees, Kai'ase, etc., lo- ' us versity. Ftirnnoe, paramo, cement blocks from Central avenue. house f 650 Let show you this Fourth drivp nnd walks, lawn and shades. cated on West Silver avenue. & adobe 850 with a Street, to terms. ACKERSON GRIFFITH. ranch, equipped Nearly new, and only $6,500. Triced sell and good Realtors. and porch 1,150 furnished house, an abundance A few ehoiea ones on Second I'art terms. $20,000.00 to loan on good first Phono 414. 120 South and fur- of and Fourth. porch, fruit trees, and Third streets, Anderson ad- J. A. HAMMOND. FOIt KENT. mortgage. nished ' 800 alfalfa. Is on ditch. Owner has 14 25.00 Desirable building lot In the furnished unfur- - dition. Select yours now. Fourth- - 821 F. Silver. Phono J522-R- . Soma and a good one 3,900 gone from tho state and is ward, easy terms. nlshed houses. SUDDEN SERVICE. anxious to sell. $20 $725.00 Two-mo- Th Red Arrow (all over tho Wnt) ren- ' Down, $10 a Month. cottage with sleep- D, on Co, A. L. MARTIV ing porch, city water, South high- STAKT II.r.UVAKY KIGHT. T, KINGSBURY, der, sudden service Kodnk finishing Shelley Realty CO., lands. BEST LOCATION to people wbo demand qusllty. Work' Realtors. Franklin & Co, Invest 10 per month in Uni- in 11 450-- J. In mod- REALTOR before a. m. mailed same day. Phono 816 W. Gold. Three-roo- University Height, modorn Heights lots. Tho $925.00 roof cxr-pp- t versity Work In before 6 p. m. mailed noon next Real Estate, Fire and Auto Realtors. shingle adtibe, hflat. furnisheil. plastered Inside and out, new, easy Completely erate prices of $275 to $400 Loans and Insurance. day. Address work to Insurance, Loans. P.nilt for health seeker. A Ihtkb own Third and Gold. Phone 657 terms. makes it easy to own your 210 V. Gold. Plione 907-- TUB RED ARROW, 223 W. Gold. Phone 156. sleeping porch, four rooms $,1,(501). our office B. Las Venae home. Call or plione Albnquerque $450.00 Immediate prSFefl"n of thl Terms:. wo will he to show (We want representative la YO'JK niGHXANDS. new In and glad home the lowland, the new homes built territory. Now sleep- fine, porches und tho balance of you many F01R SALE path, largo J, L. Real dui-in- tho last ing porch, furnished; now rent- fS.Bno.Oi) as rent. A snap. Phillips Estat3 on the Ilaizhts $8,000 white stucco bungalow, FARM LAND. Ill TXO. Ml.. INVESTOR. I'hone 351-- 110 S. Third year. We can also state some "SOME BARGAINS" ed, $45.00 per month; present How $G!)0 00 A new on splen- modnrn, hardwood floors, fireplace, 11 A. i'"5,. on would' ynu lilio to learn of home facts to about things that tenant retain or North Fourth street, did street in Move you furnace, Karate, fine location on Six-roo- lance possession a dandy Fourth ward. riRht done these easy frame, sleeping move If desired. at good land, fine for cutting in place, In nnd pny the balance whenever havo been by paved street; Fourth ward, corner lot, 100x142, $2,750 Bargain with fine porches, lot, yoii Investments that will fs.500 modern residence, hard- porch, $2,800; $500 cash, $50 per small tracts. Price only $175 per splendid wish. Prlcp only $2.0T,O.U0. Ktinv payment wood Six rooms, corner lot 84x125, will acre. nice shade, close in, that you can tTnii and nn homes .Mid surprise you perhaps. floors, hot water heat, laundry, month. on rllit prices double parage, corner lot, close In; take light car la on first pay- R. handle lenient terms. Price vacant lots Jn nil parts of the city. Look this addition over today. brick, dandy location MrCLVGITAN, to sell FOR SALE Bond value. ment $2,600 trees. Realtor. quick at $5,750. We are penerril apents. $4,750 double compete-l- y lawn, large shade Price .1. P. J. KrXF.IIKK, Kealtor. serve house, MrTONAT,I & WORSIIAM, erms. 204 WW Gold. Phone 412-J- . (UM,, IIKATj ESTATE. I. Our aim is to the public furnished, occupied by two fami- $4,750. 723-- J ll: South Second. Phone 211 make a Greater lies, Income $:)Q per month; High- Real Estate, Insurance. Real E:".ate, Insurance, Notary West Oold. Phone 410 CHEAP thereby help lands. Phoho 442-W- .- 214 W. Gold. DIKCKMANN REALTY CO., Tublic. Albun.uero.ue. $3,500 brick, modern, partly Realtors. A pressed brick Phone filO. Second and Gold. furnished, large porches, large lot; 300 W. Gold. Phone 670. limine, with two bnth North Eighth street. FRUIT tf RANCH $500,00 CASH TKEES rooms nnd Inrscei Rloip-In- SITAD13 ORNA-J!i:.TAT,- S All modern and And balance like rent will take TREES AND porch. A. KeaSter On Old Town boulevard, must be R () M ALBU-- . - In good condition. PROFESSIONAL CARDS FLEECIER, on account this six room modern house, com- r ALL GOOD BUYS tn till sold. Owner leaving QrEUQl'E XUitSEP.lES . A I I OK Insurance Its brunches. Loam, of health. Good pletely furnished. Accommodates I'l ret Ward. Nhs. Bonds. houses, garage, Get Your Order in Now. Write 4 Surety 13 or two small families If desired. A StuepT tvLd.i', rooms, $1,000 cash, D. W E I N M A N JOHN W. WILSON, to fruit, alfalfa; either with VACANT HOUSES, for balanco JTO p.-- . Ill South Fourth Street, Next P. O, real at" catalog. 70S Went Attornrf I'hone 674. 22 acres. See bargain $3,600. & co. I'ltiverMty Heights, Copper, City. ro- m II, J7 nnd 19. Cromwell Bulldlm. List your vacant houses with j. t. orx(i frame. Karaire and other nut Phona 1153-- MoMITXION & WOOD. Albuouemue. N. M. beat In V the in We have an excellent building V buildings: location Heights; IANM ANO HltKORIIM. R-- l. lient Department thjs I'llYSK Or Phono Owner, 2117 site for sale tn the Luna Park J VjUD down nnd H' m r month on balunce. office for prompt and efficient Secrnd IViird. I. - Ul It ION, HOUSE Four-roo- WANTED, district. hi Rent-Room- Rtnmarh. service. l k, cIosh In, modern. For s with Board lleatii ef til We have a with $300 to FOR RENT largn poreli.' $ t.nnn, terms. Pulte. 0 Harriett Fultdln. party r. ciTirrtmoK. Dwelling. A ben fnl MI'.Al.H witTi .No make the on a CITY REALTY CO, nou.iv u'i hojnn, p. rooms, furnace, pnvato r.imtty, Pit. s. c. r.AitKi:, first payment 311 W. iold. I'hone 1023. i'td; K K.N i nice houue. fire hard wood ' of N "irt h llr t ft furnished unfurnish- Imndy pl ire, floors, lots Kvk. f ur. None and Throat. house, or ). 207 W. Gold. Phono 667. )n.'l."'r" nt 1411, South Arnn. closet f, pirro basnuii'tit with stationary oma FOR SAI.B ThnrouKhbreO-!- '. rthToe Koit ltw.vr witli 'loaril; f.osa in. BariHtt liulMliiif. Phons ?. ed. What have you to offer. ItK.N'T i'hree rooms. tubs nnd extra rooms; grtrnifn for PIS W.sl. Iron. (523 I'lt buckleVpTng t st"i;'e Office Itnurs WM. CO. Islam! rnrlcorpl!. North Sopnml. .1. two cars. a pevernl thousand 2 SHAVER fornlsh. 1201 South Walter, prici RHS'T SIS 9 18 a. no. and to I p. in. FOR RALE FOR SALE Miscellaneous dollars 1(hs tb-- It. mnl-- lu: built for. Fill! l:.nTm", with board. Phono J 300 S. .Setting hens, Rhode Island .l'b,FUR Fioir-roo- 005, Edith. LENT- - modern house, M urd. Sf.it h Pr'inrlwny. im MAiHiuVi' wkioiiT, Reds, price $2. Apply 1218 South FOR SAI.K Fino piano, cheap. d!5 Fourth t'caiit 871. large screened porches, only 35. I'hone will ilouMc 5 rooms, A UcBidenco 1123 Fast Ontral, Phona Edith. Kuma, 410, JLRO lu house TAlli.M it Hl."lnl nienia nrvcS; Wist ; F)71. threo live in one, let the ,11 I'hone WILL IlL'Y POULTRY of all will IN TOWN. buy 't. home c.mkiriff. North 'i'enth. kindn; H. fRYllb'tPT-- MILK, BEST F'R I'.I'INT Two-roo- furnished h'uno other for both tn r. nt. call for J, F00TE, M13-R- pay Ft 'It KKNT Uass(.(l-lr- i vorcti. iniKuMf and pay top prloes. Phono 1"18 down nnd J n on M. D." FOR SALE Houses S02 will, sleeping porch. South $l,0fo pvr month IWM. W.ll SHERIDAN, Snuth 1300-W- . f.if wrthtii.iir.t. lH.N'nrth Mapl". Broadway. Contractor and Builder. FUR SALE Angora cats. Phone balance of js r.m iviJ bti' mod- FOR RALE H. C. FOK Hi;N Canvas sl.-prn- with rractlci" Limited to FOR SALE four-roo- hotut. R. Ittrts and lilaok 1023 North Sooond. Itl-:.- ern brick with three lors; better see this puruh. i3yrmner, Mlnorc-ns- First class work Guaranteed. Felt furnished noinse 7 1 . - honiM. ?b a Ufek. 120 Fast - I ltlNAKY DISEASES Inquire 1015 West Fru . hatching $1 per sel- FOR HALE cows and rab- t 1 or, Knst 7S inonTli. one. Central, fiFNITO 7Q! 1SU.-R- . 809 South .Street. Alfalfa, for Silver, per North Second, Walter 2121-R- lr.CS-W- . firn umaci-T.e'tt'- AND SKIN VOll BALE brick house, on tng phone bits. I'hone Phono 14,700 for hnme, modern, fort i:i:nt frent I)ISEASE!S OF Till', FOR RALE sixteen v hit 2318-- hardwood built-i- n Uh .iihor:'ferv In Connectin, 2401-R- oTeirhorn Phono new. line-roo- place, features, niiim garage it dpHlred. i:07 Eat iiNHprmnn KttrtriEdith. Phin FOU RAl.i-- Howard healer, almost For IIF.N'T j Turnlshed fuM Riz" $(10 HHB. pullcta, $1,60 each; elrht hens. $1 each,1 lioii-- enrt front, lot; $!.no ami per Bank Hldir. I'hono Three-room house" 9(1 S. vonth. 7o4 db-'- FOR SALE ptrictly now li!7-R- . North sening porches; keys at month vfi! ii ('jtlwns laying. Phone 1222 South Fe. NP'i:t.Y tn: h Ib'iaru. Prl-y- ; modern, ono block from street car . New " f & .Ish(il!ro"inw llns; SAI.K ): "'ItADH Mel!!' IOV sk-lt- a. Broadway. . .r.yj: vato fanil no 10J7 term ll'iij South Walter. RENT--Roo- mi Phono 4'.''). Fi '!i R KA'T four-roo- mod ?fH XvHt SIS. Forrpatcr. SUNSET "RANCH S. nfuTdo FOR Furnished Phone C. Island ern buDRn low no 'T f ronm s FOR SALE Brick, fS.OOv. nine large C. P. FOH .SAI.K Beautiful piano, adults, sick. Inquire Fcli I;t N'tccly urnishil wi'a trirt' sr S0 Reds, Hayes strain; breeding FOIt iiL.N'T Lovely furnished room. 120 first buff.rd. 110 rooms, income, unfurnished; owner sweet toned. Phono 2 TO. On rh Second. chips table Seuth Arno. (tilrnprnrtor. pens and singles; also bronze Turkey South Walter. U57-W- . 1t 5U Arm Mulldlmg. lives in two. 124 Pouth Eflith. 2410-J- FOR RENT- - new nn4 DENVER POST Ce:n-frt- dour, Throe furnished houses, , ggs.Plione FOR RENT your HELP WANTED FOR 8 A LB On tern-ig- Furnished room, BTic 1H49-- three and five rooms each. 216 lt(oM ANI HOARD, alt aeromni'tilatwins, easy TO MAKE room for my young chicks. heat. 307 South per month. Phone RENT modern bungalnv ; will take jroofl lota Walter. fL'3 nnd Mnln. four vacancies. 602 South Arno, phone FOR Apartment. will sell a few of my FOR KALE Corn fodder. $9 per ton. 2324-- or real put.it ft paper. Phone 2040-- now FOR lUC.NT Room, south and east ex- l'Oil RENT Four-roo- pullets; laying. E. M. Ely, 623 Phono 2409-R-- l. Robert E. ictz. houpe, furnished FIREMEN. 11KAK E.dEN. lr.o, FoH KKNT Furnished apartment; a'so - posure, fill West Copper. btjfinnpra Fblf"r.BXT riifnlhe.l room wlthitlerp-tt- lr.im-R- . FOR KALE By owner, new modern South- Eighth, plione IKS. with lights and garage, $25 month. Inter Write i KJraffe. Phona FOU SALE rhiluK'.luiii pups, nix months 11 South' 17 monthlv. Railway, first claH board. 410 house, near Robinson FOR KENT Several unfurnished rooms Elm, phono porch; East! M : park, FOR SALE-D- uff Orpington eggs for old.; reason.'! I. lr. iVJl Knxt rare Morn ins Journal. '( i N T Fn rnlsli' d threo rooms and t50 Phone 182B-- liko new. (Vritml. It R N'T four-roo- central. 4 cash, per mnnth. blue ribbon in A- lSSnuth JBdlth FOR New house, $:'5 TV A 9 North Edith. hutching; winners HA LI-- NT ED man ti Bullet t fire. Blrnplnj porrh. Five-roo- FOK Elect rio Hoover sweeper; month. Pee H. or L. C. ("apnl'le Kult JtKXT nmm with bnard, FOR KALE fnvne, modern, lbuquerque poultry show. ln21 and 1922; FOR RENT Sleeping room, connected per F, Strong: in Ni'p fr.mt It K XT i good, as new. I'hone 1111. 7 5 Insurance: good companies. Apply 605 Foil t Hpartment. convenient for two larRe Buff cockorrls and also three with bath. Gil West New York. Hfnnntt, phoma or H5. K"ntttrn;in preffrretl. South High, furnl'-hed- families; l"t, pullets: person. 'JftfiU "West field. . (I!Srithrtroadway. enyt 1889-- 1472-- WOMAisT'R"Exeh;uiKe." Y.W.cTa.. homo partly front. Highlands, Phone White Leghorn cockerels. Phone FOR RENT Rooms to women 322 for FOIt KKN'f Brick houafT - 51S only. fuur roomi W A N'T El y, smatt and of- Kr7lllt Three; rooms, furnished for - West Krult. 721-- cooked goods, fancy work. Saturdayp. - wiih or without in FOR PALE A five- roonT" at u c o o South Seventh. Phone hath and Bleeping- porch, nicely fur- flcfl man. Office, 110 ..H.f board, privatn no sick. 423 Wst RED KALK A 718 South-- i;rnt)lovnint npNntlld f ort; reasonable rates. liht . modern improvements; POfLTRY YARDS Thoroughbred FOR RENT Front room Full Ktainer violin, with case, nlheil Arno, nh'-n- :i.H-- family; Iron. furnished. Gray 1M4S-- Third, rinlil. leaving town; location. Call Ringlet Ilarred Rooks, S. C. R. I. Reds; fc'tone Over hundred years old. I'hone FOIt KENT t2'iKjM; good Rooms. 218'4 West Oold. " Thru" f..ur und'livproom EE A OK - Fxc llt iit opportu- i'uit RKNT nice furnished apart- st Pouth Arnn. pens and cockerels for breeding; $3 and OA KK V11 hnusns and some nii'iM ANI)"ruA ItlX larH front rnnin Wry FOR RENT Two clean Apartments, furnished. travel earn larse hit; with KiuafTH if dtsired. i'done up. Brothers of blue ribbon win- housekeeping 1 "ft & 20(1 nity: salaries; with b Ms, ment, FOR SALE my kinds. Phone J. Mrs. (."has. McMlJHon Wood. Went dd. pi'panite all convenlenc'is. irtifl-R- , By owner, 7l tVesc Coal, ner. now. while hav rooms; dose in. 403 West Iron. rewiirds; particulars free. Texas Informa- 4 2 Boy you the pick Weau'lev. finn North Semnd. four-ron- r.ll H.inth Hrmilway. frame stucco, rooms and bath, FOU KENT Nlc tion box Texas, : rT of the flock. YVm. niotz. 3 West NICELY furnished room. bTh adjoining; cottaff. Bureau, h'?., Austin. V A NT F.I tr pliare apartment with larjre porches, vacant f6TTPAtTk t7sed"" trart"orsT and u v i i in Rpniri mid board in newly decorated, Atlantic, 14S3-- no sick. 417 West Silver. 56 itxuinine. IJICJCIB WANT I'D A ynumr man tn art us com- t'dll private two ot her good location. Inquire Y. Terms if derlred. 1803-W- . phone telephone; 1 9- South 736. of two; nod modern convn-IrtK- Phone with gnntr plows. Hardware ' Second, phone nnd chores nround family W. O. A. FOR RALE A vFgorouiTlot of purefhred FOR41ENT Three furnisr.ed houstkeep-In- g & Co. - panion do trading 21s Kh. FOR PA LE Ey owner, new bungalow, Pepartment, J. Korher LTST vacant hniiscg with Ci'.y would for S. C White T.OKhornx, bred from sires room s. nil) Nort h Fourth ytur the po.it: i'fnvn lescrnt do; more I'l U K NT M "b rn three-roo- furnish- modern. 510 East Panta Fe. A street. R KCEIV KI li JAoIK.hiN'S Ji A Infill and dams of 275 to strain: JtlST a lurKe conmnmeiit Hcnlly Co., pmmpt and ffficlnt companionship than work: per month, NH locatloqfor ed J3U a month. 635 South Fee owner at Crockett's Electric eight FUHMHHED rooms, ho, water heat; no of 15n Mac- - service. 207 West iod. fi67. A. B. earn hoalt hseeltprn; few reservations' now apartment. hens, IS months old; and pinotis. the pound. Robert phono hoard and room. Address C, R r " a H w a y 302 West twenty pullets, sirk; no children. 414 West Silver. 1114 V Phone piudio, Central. three phcrson W'fPt Central. FOH HEX F i n m ck hous p Pturgrs Hotel. avajlablp. cockerels nine months old; also a Ft ill RKNT Two-rou- furnished apnrt-mi;- PALE Two FOR KENT Two nice f - F R RKNT Hoom nnfr . FOR room adobe house: few Aneonas of same class: an exception- clean front rooms Frn'tsXl si'rh ri'enprtHT"au nlla y volt, hath. Bleeping po.cn. ur.i'Lr- Frmnle Bleeping poroh. for 1023 West ; f'T noun Ni-t- Th rd. WeBt nlffhed. $4r,. zzo a board ; Rentle-mp- n housekeeping-- good outbuilding larpe lot; city and al chance to get the winter lnyers and ekpeplng. bed mattrcFKes to fit. 907 water free. North High. lth for convalescenti New York. 1 1 'J77-- WANTED salesladies. Ap- 2148-W- . irrigation water; 1,800, on easy pay- good breeding stock reasonable. Inquire Full RENT Two furiushed room fti Mountain road, phone FOR RENT Furnished mnalt corfaRt' Experienced only; private hnrno. Phon ments. W. C. 705 West Moun J. C, 1038 plv Tho Economist. F O K N T i w o furnifTied rooms, Thaxton, Largent, East Ceptrsl. llKht housekeeping. 1727 West Cen- FOlTpa" LK PoVffWtrr h a yfeeifi u g v nine with sleeplnfr porch; llKht and water STRriA h (Uliehtful room nrtfl porch In Rr: lck.fr CiTr I u s e w o r k , HkM adults; no tain road. BARRED ROCKS tral. of one ton of Is worth three I'hone 21S5-- or call 1203 East WANT E for g eneraiho f u in ri hnmn. for conva- - housekeeping; WHITE porghum paid. fiOS h'nrp( lady 7? Kecornl. Five-roo- 2400-R- . Apply Nort h Second. IfS'-- t tiintith FOR PALE furnished house; W YA NDOTTES. F0 1 1 RENT Nice ly furnished room "for tons of corn stalk. Phone nt. Price f 53 per monih. Phone FOR RKNT Kar unfurnished apirt-men- t; front porch, living room .bedroom, At the show Just held in Albuquer- (Tontleman, bath 423 South Cofri'B FOR RENT Three-roo- with WANTED Waitress. American preferred. ' adjoining. FOU SALE urn. hulp range, house, hot water and Metim, heat, 1313 dining rinm, kitchen, sleeping porch and que we entered 19 birds. IS of them Third. cash chairs anil count- glassed-i- n ; furniture Apply Presbyterian Sanatorium, phone MUS. UK KM moved to 30 S'.uih , rpplstpr. tables, sleeping porch lis West Roma, bath-- with water and $3,200. were under the of 2 were 4'19-- can he 301 room phno lights; price ribbons; these FOR RENT Room and plassed-l- n Bleep-In,- ? ers. Ktnr runilure Co., phone bought. Call at South Edi'li, IJro.itlwny and has lovely and Call 130S Knat Copper. seconds, all others 1.140-.- c nvu- - Ft 'R ItKNT Two-roo- t r were, FIRSTS and porch; only, 224 South SALE nnd phono WANTED Girl for tight hourework, aleoplm; porchf-- with board for apartment a limited of gentleman FOIl Fresh buttermilk b hiiuseket'pinir, very reason- FOR PALE OR RENT s brand new SPECIALS; amount Walter. also fresh milk In fallen FOH RENT 1, modern two or three hours each nnrnini;. sc nts. Plo ne fil't). complete; four-roo- cheese; February, 20G0-- able. Wept Cold. houses, corner Ninth and breeding stock for sale nt reasonable lr15-M- . Phone r FOR RENT Nicely furniihed room, c lots. Swnyne's l:i ry. phone furnished hoiu! In Fourth ward. FOU ItKXT Rooni and Kassed'"w","ilpep-trif- Coal; will sell one or all on reasonable prices, J. D. Notgrasa, 004 North Second. Pp RKNT i"ii furnished three-roo- 2042-- 603 ' i i m Mr. Coulston, at Morning Journal WANTED School to work porch, with (rood serv- Fult Ben- heat. I'hone North 5 ft a i A', "pi ; ill? vi oTTk i girl willing board, tray terms. Pee P. H. Strong, or L. C DAY OLD C II I C K S From fr ee range Sixth. lk offfce after 4:30 p. m for room nnd board in good hnmo. ice, also tabto board. Phone 20SS-J- . apartment. 401 West Lead. Apply New 75 with all the cream, delivered tn vui ns 122 nett. Phones or 145. stock are and - Three-roo- jrm-M- . Walter. Mrs. Republic f'afe, West Ontral. that strong, vigorous FOR It comes from the cons. HICK'S DAIRY, FOR- RENT furnished Phono South Knnrr. Five-roo- full of Years of RENT Neatly furnished sleeping ' FOR PALE brick house; pep. experience' have with fdassed-t- n house- N'T 111) FOR RKNT P.Mible rooms; us how to hatch room. Hteam heat. Close In. 317 phono 2;0. sleeping porch, WA NT ED Woman for genera WA To room find board one or apartment; well situated on car line Jn taught chirks that are - 822 work-In- p renovated Klnssed modern; South- Third. 203 Ivers at Pouth Walter htreet. Inquire 6H work: one that will keep work up; two business school (tlrls or newly sleeping house satisfactory to our customers. We have FOR BALE Vnssar avenue, n. l?tfc$-J- . highlands; has hot air heat, Kitchen East Santa Fe. wages $'i; steady 2399-R- . giris, in furnaco heated home. No poreh; elope Phone n Is .com- confidence In onr stock and know It will FCR RENT also can- and Tond piano, JnbCall glassed-i- sleeping porch, and turnlshed rooms; FOH sick, 4'") South Seventh. i'Ult RKNT Threp rooms and canvassed-I- n Varnished. Trlre is very reason- please you with results'. If you want ary birds for sale. 218 South Walter, cabinet; othr household articles; also RENT Five room house, two EARN BOA RD Tloom and fib month pletely ex- M I A furnished 1523-- the best we have them: all pure-bre- 1667-J- . turkpys and chickens. scremed porches, closets, modern while attending school; catalogue frie. it sleeping por"h; completely able; gnncl terms. Phone phone for huueekei-ping- 4 The two most S. cept heat; no children; good neighbor- Business 906 South A SANATOFilUM-lIOTEL- . for tubercular West Marquntt. 1200 profitable varieties: C RENT One suitable FOlWXl,!; One small Munriy I.ee Inc- Maelcay College, Foil SALE down or htghest offer FOR large room, hood. Mrs. 414 West Gold ' con va In RENT " White Leghorns, Ion. f2(t; soo, 95; i.ooo, tio 725 ubator; also one alfalfa Inquire Frets, Main, Los Angeles, iescents; sra'luat nursa at FuR furnished apart- takes my equity of over $100 in a com- 190. H. for two; sick. South Arno; capacity; week or cold si earn I. Keds. 100. $22; 600, $105; via If cutter and one. Krnlit (grinder. I'hone tendance: rytes by the month. ment, hot and water and pletely furnlited plastered bungalow; board desired IMOfl-J- 4l!l parcel post prepaid. Orders booked upon 1H80-.T- . North Arno. BUSINESS CHANCES MhIp hihI Ffnmlo. Call l heat; liffht and telephone paid. South larpo lot, shade treea and good neighbors; 25 RENT Two nice clean well receipt of per cent. Hatching eggs FOR large FOR WANTED Young men and women f ir FOU TtRN'T Room with suitable Rroadway. payment on balance $30 per month, We ventilated bed rooms; furnace heat. WEt.DlMl ASP CUTTINO of metals, BALE Garage, best location in porch, half price of chicks. are the largest car- Armstrongs dancing classes; also pri- for two healthser kTs, In modern FuR RKNT Room's with sleeping interest; house rents for $.10. and In 108 South Arno. nlso welders' supplies: also for sale Jnwn, Phone 879. 1400-- oldest successful hatchery the : vate Instruction. 207 West flold. eon milk and fresh for lUht bath Phone bides. "Sunllte." "Union." IS.75. N. FOU 8 A E E e b u s i n home; pl 'y eys; porch, housekeeping; southwest. sent On of the est w t ; - Circular upon request. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms and 1IM7-M- . por t care (riven lied pat lent a. per con nee inn and phone fur- - M. Steel Co.. Inc.. YOUNd men, womerl, over 17, $; water, Ikht Mesllla Valley Hatchery, Mrs. H. V. porch- for two; no children. phone properties In Albuquerque. ilS ?sirmg street AUTOMOBILES sleeping cushions Hotal of government position, 1130 mouthy, month, includinir trays, clse to Til West J.ead. Bundy, Las Cruces. N. M 110 South Walnut. SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch First street. Inquire at Savoy car. Box 200, care fallen cures all foot flee, write for free list of positions now opifp, Write, Morning FOR RENT Two rooms, two clothes 1UJD KOItl) SliIMN'. E. Ii. ilootli, 401 '.MOUNTAIN VIEW S. C. R. I. REDS," FOR RENT Two beautiful rooms prevent Insteps; R. Civil exam- Journal. closets clean, Plantar Arch Thos. In Terry, (former Service larpe pantry, bath adjoining, Wpst Cnpppr. make at National Western rent troubles, tl. Supports. FOU SALE Good paying garage, 2fi big winning fur housekeeping, newly decorated, F. Keleher Leather Co., 40S West Central. iner, Continental llldg., Washington, RKSKK VATIONR now be had at St. completely furnished for housekeeping; K-- 5 Stock Show at 1922. 02 splendid locution; or will trade for city may FOIt KALF3 Bulck touring car; Denver, January. reasonable. Kent. D. C. ) : desirable location. 618 West Coal. corn-fed- " ; or trench John's Sanatorium rates, first-cla- Bond-Dillo- n This show wns one of the held in FOR S ALU Fresh, P"rk whole property. Investigate. Address (Episcopal condition. Co., largest FOR RENT Nicely rnm with WOULD YOU In $17.50 to includes close-in- , United States this year. We won second or half ho;-- ; half will average about care Journal. PROGRESS? Enroll $5 pr week; private FuR RENT Nice, modern, city outside close In, two blocks frvm our school ex- room connected to seven-roo- eorkerel class of 68; sixth class of (Joor, 1HO a W. B. FOH HAEE and receive training by with sleeping porch, apartment, with furnace SAI.K A In- pullet 417 West seventy pounds: pound. Improved ranch among the In and S r. FOK real bargain, for $35. 49; ninth of fourth poHtoffice. 2r.n. J. O. Store. perts Secretarial, Stenographic hath and toilet; medical care, medicines, heat. Ions' term tenant desired, per young pen, class 20; Hicks, phone I'rnney pines; many kinds of fruit; fine for 421 1751-- dian motorcycle, with good rubber. COO HOTEL Complete Business courses. You will general nuru'wr; excellent meals, tray month. South Third, phong display, class Reds. Our second STATE Light .housekeeping FOR SALE 12,500 real estate note on dairying and would be Ideal for T12 West Fruit. new poultry; then be in a no extras. All room have steam Two-ron- Denver cockerel was valued rooms for rent. Under manage- a ., placed responsible position. service; FUR RKNT fur- by experts residence, Fourth ward; payable $50 sanatorium. care Journal. Individual and even- hot and cold water. Rev. apartment, FOR SALE Some used cars; Al- ment. Fourth and Central. Jn'.er-pt- t. Instruction. Day heat, running ft r ; tw-- cxtia good at $350; also champion winners at mnnth. 8 per cent At second- Pri- nished unfurnished porches. 08 per Including FOH SALE $. Darn aln, five ing sessions. Western School for W. II. Zlegler, Superintendent. Phone i easy forms. Mcintosh Auto Co., buquerque, 1922, winning first, second FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms, A d d rcss A. B. J., ca r r al. garage, bath never occupied; near ear re.Tu hand pool tables and rnc billiard table, vate Secretaries, Eighth and Tljeras, 491. 119 W"t Central. and third cock, second and third tele- first-clas- line; no sick; no children; $30. first, with sleeping porch; water and SALE about fn s also one twelve-foo- t 901 con- hen, second and third cockerels, 704 Coah FOR Young pet coyote, condition; phono J. Harvard. 1'ni Heights. FOK SAI.K Furd ton trunk, good first, phone paid. West fifteen months old: have raised this as soda fountain, A-- l condition. In- varsity f:!0". 007 West Mountain road. first second young pen, first old FOR SALE Livestock con- dition. pullet, IMPERIAL ROOMS rice, clean rooms; a pet since two weeks old. and Is very quire at 120 West Silver. lVAi MiMrellaneous' FUR RKNT FuniiKiied apartments, 19'1-V- f. for best male American 1D phnne pen; specials rates by day or week. Over Pastime 1123 South ccond, or FOR HALE Fine of rah- - venient to .vinaiorlunis, four rooms, cock of show, tame. Applv at INVEST YOUR MONEY where It will - pair Angora will for well lo- class and champion 211 1866-- WAN'i ED-- -1 neu outer. Bell pre- 505 glassed-i- gas, on FOIt SALE Or trade Theater, Wst Centra!. phone grow; our $10 down, $10 a month plan City bits, cheap. North Second. bath, sleeping porches, Cole-- In Breeding birds for sale; hatching eggs Phone 1032-W- . En st car line. 1321 East cated vacant lots, excellent FOH RENT Nicely furnished sleeping MAnXzlNK 105 South Ce- Is an for ihe ferred. FOU PALE Buck and does; also fry- Ontral rail A-- and baby chicks from fifteen of the THE SHOP, unequalled opportunity or W H. 206 West condition. Address Box ear. room, entrance, furnace heat. Is to hnndle sub- small safe as a ac- W ANTED One or more lots, in or near rabbits. 710 West Lend. Ontral finest pens mated In the west. ORDER private dar. prepared yearly investor; savings ing 'told, or phone lf,7S-M- . Journal, CHICKS EARLY. C P. Hay, 236 North 517 West Marble, phone 2101-- scriptions on all leading magazines. Your count. For particulars address P. T, University Heights. Addres C. B., care FOn"FALE Mare, well" bred, suitable for one-to- n cave Fii'lt RKNT Kuril ish.d of FOR PAI.E Kurd llRht truck, $160; High, 2530-J- . ELGIN HOTEL rooms and order will receive prompt attention. Miss journal. Morning Journal. or children, 1301 North First, apartment E-- phone Sleeping 157S-M- . lady two $300. worm Phone wax- 1826-- front ronnis and kitchenette; bath Ford truck. drive; nousekeepitiK uparimtiito. by tne 4iuy Florence Fleming. FOH SALE At Belen, one block city CI.KAN INtl, kalsomine and paper, phone Hon ne, . $590; Ford touring. $125; 602 West on nnd i.iteed. .in r'MinnK km.-- light Btilrk, WANTED Position week or month. Central. AEilESTOS ROOF PAINT property Main street, one ing oiling floors; work guar FOR S A LE ur a d e fo r bogs, n cleanyin.ii.' nuimue,7. Will $250, 111 gal-to- C.H-- outrhly vacant February etudebaker, FOU furnished front room. GOOD for art kinds of roofa. per brick building, store, rooming house, gar- John (loodson, phone work horse, about 1100; an be not or West Gold WASHINO AND IRONING to take RENT Nicely 110 South several weight rent to sick children. Call after 1343-J- , em- The Manr.ano Co., age and large warehouse and WANTKU Some second-han- furniture, seen nt C. W. north end accesso- home. Phone furnace heat, private entrance; Hunter ranch, lt a m brick bungalow, corner Gold BAVB HONEY ON PARTS and SI 9 North Wninut. phone 1S34 J. Try a built up other business buildings. Mrs. Hortense also cook stove or range. Phone 81I0-- Rio Orande blvd. ployed gentleman preferred, O. K. M. ;rd Arno. ries; slightly used batteries, tires and TRAINED NURSE wants confinement roof, will last as long as the building. Didier. P. Box. 170. Belen. from $ p. m. nntll 10 a. m. Max- cases. Phone 1207-- Ninth. FOR SaTeTwo Tfosh'Vowlir pure-bre- d parts for Htudebaker, Chalmers, - FOH SALE Old established new and ti C A ' ! N G K N K R A L HAUL- Overlnnd-80- . FOR RENT Two rooms for light" houae- QER AND of very high Can be well Jind Mcintosh Auto WANTED nurse; second-han- d Jersey tjuality. Nursing by practical also Use of bath furniture combined vkh ING. Reasonable rates, fc). A. Griffith. seen nt .Tacobon ranch, Boulevard road, JTORALRJAE (MS . garage. Company, Vj'os Central. reasonable. Phone1251-J- keeping; of City location; 2899-- FOR SA LE Or will fur cattle. prices and Phone 1SS6-- 203 FOR SALE Five hundred shares groceries business; excellent 72 Kast Iron, phone Phone William Wilcox, 14S1-- J or 900. trade telephone. below Dr. R. reasonable to make good Improved land In Fort Pumner: WANTED Washing aid Ironing to take North F.dllh. E.eclr Railway, par. rent; guaranteed WANTED 1,000 ladies' or FOR SALE Ranches home. 1601 West Mountain road. L. Hust. N. T. building. more than a good living; good reason suits, gentle- FOR SALE Young milk cow. very Hienp three acres; will trade for property In nice, Armljo men's, to clean and press. each. Las e WOODWOUTH Newly furnished, for Address box 6116, Jl If taken ot once. Cull nt Harvard avd Vegas Writs J. E., i'OH tiALKKorl'y-acl- alfalfa ranch, WANTED ilousework or chambermaid selling. postoffice 44fi. tr Albuquerque. clean rooms rd housekeeping apart- Lss Vegas, N. M. Duke City Cleaners, phone HI Kb land streets, between the end of Nortfi Tweicth. four mil s from city. Inquire 400 TVesc work, half days. 1306 South Walter. or 312 ments, by daj, week month. ice WANTKD A car of old furniture, ru.h, university car line and Falrview ceme- Oold. WANTED ana FOR SALE Hotel range, butchers' Washing ironing to take South TMrd. scale, FOR stoves, clothing; any nnd everything: tery; must sell at once. Chester Brewer. TIME CARDS FOR SAI.K A ranch, cheap, with new home. 105 East Coal, 1C05-- box, steam table, Fairbanks cHsh. Hox phone FOU RENT room, furnished for - pay .Address 400, caro Journal. house of three rooms. Inaulre 1303 Large candy stoves, candy slabs, tray wagon, FURNITURE REPAIRING and uphohjte.r- FOK SA , E Ra h b tsi"bre d d p s7" L50; WANTED or clerical po- and front W AN ED Se G""fur n 1 u ri- Fourth. Stenographlo light housekeeping sleeping work table, Ford truck, electric, lnir Phone 471. Ervln lieddlng Co. f uundhan and docs with voting, $2.ri); one pair extra South can furnish references. Phone In modern home, clean and airy. trunks. We tn house- sition; porch, fans and miscellaneous Items. College FOR SALE A few fur- buy everything nice Flemish Clants, three months old, FOR BALK Small ranah with house and 2194-- 1223 South Edith. plecesof good hold goods. Id ax's Bargain, Slore, 316 on closo-l- north Inn. niture and new rug, kitchen weigh six pounds each, Jl for the pair. out building, ditch, WANTED Position nurse; furnished front room cheap; South First. i'hone 8f8. 12S S417-J- by graduate FOU RENT Nicely USB and seat utensils and dishes. 413 East Cromwell. Vassar, University Heights, phone of town. Fred Zlckert, phone Housework. 1207 suit- EFFECTO AUTO TOP 2133-- will assist with East with or without sleeping porch; Vals-pa- MAX BARGAIN STORE, at 315 South Seven-acr- ETfecto Auto Enamel. Hand-pow- ma- FOR SALE e ranch; will take Central, phone 1950-- able for one or two gentlemen; close In. dressing. FOR SALE washing First, will pay the for In- Enamels on automobiles. also wooden steel highest prices TTO if? E s!m"aR V, S A N r MULE3 good Ford car as part 'payment: WANTED Housework and 41 South Third. Vnlspar chine; wringer, bed, your second-han- clothing, shoes and 61214 South cooking; Plymouth Cottnge Paint, Homestead cot; all In good condition. 830 North HAVE fifty head of good young Colorado J quire Broadway, phone would convalescents. Address Nicely furnished front tnd Cement. Sat- furniture. Phon 858. ' 1830-- help FORItENT Floor Paint. Roof Paint and Fifth. horses, mares and mules for sale; now WESTBUI.N ) Dally. A. K., care Journal. room, to bath, large closet, private F. Keleher Leath- KODAK Is for Nine-acr- I. nct isfaction assured. Thos. BETTER FINISHING It Is your chance to buy your team Train. Arrlv.. FOR SALE e ranch one and board. 119 North '.057-- FOU SALE Cook stove, kitchen cabinet. Pepart. WE AUPIT, CHECK, OPEN, CLOSE and entrance, near good er Co.. 408 West Central, phone better. Return postage paid on mail nt a bargain; have some Nu. I The 7:30 pm 1:30 pm one-ha- lf west of Barelas brldjia, filfi-- dressers. $12.50 and amount spring fanning, Scout.... miles books. WILLIAMS & ZANO, waiter, phone up; large orders. The Bainuin 213'.i West teams that will No. on main new adobe iouse and keep of good used furniture, reasonable. 3115 Studio, good matched weigh J Oallt. Llnilted.lu:30 am H:00 am ditch; . Nice furnished front room Central, N. M. from ten to fifteen hundred; have some No, 7 garage; mile from school, room8,Mollnl ulldlng.2hone701-W- FOU RENT LOST AND FOUND South First. Albuquerque, Kargo fast. .10:50 am ll:J9 am house-keepi- on first floor; are all S 8404-J- CAPABLE WOMAN wants with private entrance, WILL PAY, spot cash for lot In Universi- unhroke, but gentle, young No. The' Navajo. .12:.15 am 1:00 am rhone light LOST Lilack lace scarf; good OUR SPECIAL SALE of Furniture starts second-han- d work or cl must go steam heat, hot and cold water; ladles Bpunish ty Heights; must be close In, horses; also have some SOUTHBOUND. FOH SALE stucco house, nlng; S359-- ' reward. Call Miss Mellta Chavez, nn "Wednesday, 1; and cheap, Country home, home Phone 165S-- only. I'hone February bigger and east front; lowest and lo wagons, harness and saddles for sale; Nc 29 El P.iao 10:10 pru seven rooms, steam electric nights. phono 1504-1- 41 n West better bargains. American Furniture quote price 310 Rxp heated, Tljeras. action In letter. Address Cl. ii.t care com., takf a look. North Broadway No. 27 El Paso 11 :S am on ten-ac- In WANTED Gentleman employed to Co., 223 South Second. Exp lights; ranch; alfalfa and LOST Small brown bull dog, with white Morning Journal. Athuquoruue. Scott Ridenour. EASTEOUND. orchard. Adsrees Postofflc 177, or share large front furnace heated name FOU SALE bog y59NAL who Is out of head and shoulders; answers to Furniture nt factory prices RFO No. 2 The 2:10 pm 2:40 pm 24A7-R- WANTED Private pupils; teacher la ex- room with gentleman of 15 reward If returned to which makes It cost less than .econd CLEANERS Navajo.. phone town the No sick. 400 South "Jerry:" 5x12 $2.00. No. 4 Calif. Limited. 6.u0 pm &:40 pm Kour-acr- e and trained for halt time. hand Come see Rugs Cleaned, dressmaking miles perienced specially White Oarage. goods. and for yourself. S FOR SAI.n ranch, two MATTHIASES 13 bu 1825-W- . No. S. F. Eiisht.. 7:25 pm 1:10 pm work. !19 North High, phone Seventh. American Furniture Cu., 223 South Sec rnnvaud. and up. BXt'KUT I'hum from postoffloe, on main ditoh'J do'inle primary LOST Oold locket, monogram E. L. 13., No, 10 The 7:20 am 7:90 am 1193-- end. furniture repaired and packed. Ervin WTtfrED SKlnK. Mm. COl Scout.... house, garage, milk house, chicken mother's picture Inside. Valued as a Co., 471, Foster, FROM SOUTH. tur- CUT MONEY TO LOAN Redding phone North Fourth. Phonw 1239W. houses, thoroughbred chlckena. and CHILDREN'S HAIR at their homes, gift. Return to Miss Drown, Journal No. SI From El (I 35 pm t corns. Phone ladles' mens cut WANTKD Careful Kodak Puo keys, tools and furniture; S5c; ahampoo, hnlr MONEY TO LOAN On watches, dia- Office. Reward. CARPENTERING finishing. DHKSS.MAKI.N'e By th day or at home. No SO From El Paso 7:00 am rm-.T1- ;. Perkins Twice service. satis- and shaves at their home, by dally Remember, HQS South 5102-- No. $n with M. 1987-- R monds, guns and everything valuable, PET T t FO R D HE ODD JOB MAN. Fourth, phone connects st relen tl Brothers, phone f faction guaranteed. Send your, finishing - FOR RENT Storeroom Mr. B. Marcus, 113 South First. FOR SALE Real Entate AIJ kinds of work. Phone 1673-.- to a established firm." Hanna pirailnS Ttlllamr for Clovis. r'eca Valter. Kana- Cltf and reliable, Cl MONET TO LOAN on M 200 Pnuth Uroe-'wny- l'T-- J Coast. ts diamonds, watches FUH KALE Fine iU foot Jot on Easi WANTED Odd Jobs house & aster rC i'Ult RENT Store room, living FOR RENT Ranches carpentering, Hanna, Photographers. No. 29 connect- at with No, and gold Jewelry; liberal reliable, con- Silver nt reduced J. A. Ham painting and at reasonable EA'l'KHlBM'KU WtiMAN Will Kith Tleln il ' In connection, in the 1400 block price, repairing, aTh ifiiv k w in msit FOH JtKNT Ranch. M. Mumlwll, fidential. Oottlleb Co., 105 N. 1st L'4 Phone 1456-R- . rqii'b do wc leanTno 212 (r tii Clovls and points east and sojth on East Central; splendid location Irr Apply Jewelry rnond. Kast Silver. prices. CO. Windows cleaned and floors home .pwlng, tl.50 pur atternoA ll Writ Contrn!. Nontn wide. drug store. Phone 777-- J. CONFIDENTIAL loans on Jewelry, FOH HA LE Level lot ono block from UUILDINO, alterations, repairing, ,arge scrubbed; stores, offices and houses Mtitn. ioutn FOR KENT Ten-acr- e irrl sated ranch, wntchos, Liberty bonds, pianos, Central with cement foundation. 22xi!fl. jobs or small; work by contract or by cleaned; reasonable rates and honest PI.EAT1XG, acoorillon, ilda nix imtj close In. AUdreui postoffice box HZ, automobiles. Lowest ratei. Rothman's $435; $R0 $15 month. Call the day: reasonable work guar- work. A. leave mall orders. N. 215 - - only cash, per prices; flranone; your calls Orane, North Journal Want Ads bring remit city. 117 South First, fionded la tie stale. J. yV. Lutrull, Anselua hotel, morning. anteed; estimates free. Call J755-- American Grocery, phuita 362 Seventh. Crane Apartments. bona tt. Page Eight. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL January 30, 1922.

W. J. ANDRUS DIES AT TPMITSOTIHE LOCAL MAGDALENA AFTER AN Fresh Lump Lime FL In Bulk Dcst on the Market. MI? ILLNESS OF 4 HOURS SUPERIOR WHITE I J ME CO. We want to reminded uinm Warehouse! keep you that nonnnprn D2, one IT. VIEW SCHOOL J. Andrus, of the Coal Supply & Lumber Co. rnuuuuLO iisiuim prominent cattlemen in the Plumes 4 and 5. BED STAB i.IMi,i died ;it Magdalena Friday, THEATRE an illnivs of about four M BACK is our brag flour because we never heard of a PRINCIPAL flUCRIMIillfilE Mr. Andrus camo New to DON'T FORGET LAST TIME TODAY better kind of flour, strict ly short patent and the wii uiiiiuiiiMi. Lima Mexico HO years ago and at the price is very reasonable. time of his death was associated Delicious Fried Rabbit at A new treatise on criminal law 48-l- b. sacks $2.40 sacks $1.25 Statement Issued By 7 of 'in Iho cattle business with oti HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY wincn omnrnccs aifio BRACY'S 12-l- b. the United Watson and b. sacks 70c sacks 40c the 8 Parents of Children Jerry Wheeler. He Mates criminal cone nas been was born at and Fresh Graham and White Corn Meal in this car. prepared by .Tames K. a Hackonsack, N. J., Mondays Thursdays Siler Praise Grigsby, 0-0-- Taught By of and vo far as could be H! Monarch sweet corn ; Monarch cheese ; Monarch member the Albuquerque bar ascertained LOOK WHO'S HERE! His Work. The volume runs l.aOO his nearest is a extra small sweet are due in a few pages and surviving relative peas days. was published by Hurdette J. second cousin living in Smith & Magdalena. The Greatest Comedian All Time in His Parents of children by Company, law book pub- His brother and of Latest taught lishers of 111. sister perished DANCE the Moun- - Chicago, WARD'S STORE, HOMER H. WARD former principal at the Tho volume consists of three about four years ago 'when a and Most Mirth Provoking Comedy! i.uu new scnooi issued me iouow-- j par,Si The first is of on which they were cruis- Colombo Hall 313 Marble Avenue. Pinnies composed yacht ing signed statement Saturday, thirteen chapters devoted to the was destroyed by fire oft the 1. Dime of ing Wednesday. February claiming that although Kandollli discussion general principles Florida coast. Mr. Andrus was a per (Inner. Musie. by Syncopators Siler, deposed principal of the of criminal law, among which are member of Iho local Elks and school, was removed for ineffic- found separate chapters covering Masonic lodges. The funeral will iency, they have always been and "contempts," 'confessions" Rind i held at 10 o'clock fore twswsseHMa this still are satisfied with his work. "criminal presumptions," subjects noon, under tho auspices of the 1922. not de- "January 23, found discussed in works latter organization, and the body DAH LIAS GO "We, the undersigned, being par- voted to the criminal law ex- will be sent to Hackonsack for A varitles LET'S TODAY ents of children .Mr. Ran- specialty. Largest PISTIPJF taught by clusively. burial. C. T. I' reach will have grown, all colors. Your garden dolph Siler, wish to the state- Part two covers crimes If m m mum tBt-- ri deny specific without them. YOU'LL SEE HIM DOUBLE IN mm " urns ments of charge. is not complete that many of the parents and treats separately each of the Mail orders solicited. :,! the pupils have been dissatisfied common law crimes, together with RAYMOND F. BLOOM. FOX with the teaching of Mr. Siler. Mr. tho or common law- - SANTA FE INDIANS WILLIAM Presents application 21fi7-- J ifcsvra Siler has in our school for of. P. O. Box 841. Phone) n ism pi taught principles to the laws the sov BEAT H. S. SECONDS ..9 En more tnan two years and we nave prai states. The entire work is ifCBk flffSv I never made any complaint, but on se,etionaizul with copious notes AT CAPITAL CITY the contrary were and now arelan(I citation of authorities, satisfied he is a teacher, that good rart thrrB la a compilation by The school sec- "J. S. BOWERS. Mr. Albuquerque High Grigsby cf the criminal code ond team was defeated by tho Sant ' Km COAL nt the 35-1- .'lir vilSjSn United States. In addition Fo Indian boys by a score of 8 in 10 11 n vrr 1,10 r("lp' Presents other Saturday night at the Capital city. Critics all say this is Chaplin's Best Laugh Producer , .criminal laws of the United States was in CERRILLOS Ohe paid the penalty Hie romance of a discontented woman ,,;,' , J;. The game closely contested and gives in full the national pro- the first half but the Duke City "M ANl'F.L CHAVES act. GALLUP I hibition lads dropped behind near tho end i Also "FOX NEWS" Topics of the Day KERTH A SCI l.'LM UISTETl. The volume a ANTHRACITE an "Ih order to sustain our opposi- represents large of tho game. of 14-- For and LLOYD in "THE tion and to removal of amount labor by Mr. Grigsby. It Tho first period ended 8 In Economy HAROLD TIP" objection required several months time to favor of the Indians. In sec- Satisfaction Use Mr. Rudolph Siler, former princi- tho COAL go through the publishing stage ond half Albuquerque camo on CF.KKILLOS EGG ALSO pal of the school at Mountalnview, Costs Less, Burns Longer REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES we submit the statement alone. the floor in a fighting mood and foregoing the score one Makes More Heat signed by seven of the eight par- brought up to within A Western Drama of Thrills ents who had children under the point of the Indian school, when CO. Monk.'uvcicz, the big second string HAHN COAL instruction of Mr. Siler. 91 Suspense, Action, Romance "F.. L. COF,7. SHOWS guard was taken from tho game. PIIONF, J. L. PHILLIPS T The Santa Fe team then started dare-devi- hard-ridlii- IK a of that them A l, quick-shootin- g, LOCAL ITEMS Pianos, Player Pianos, ".. S. BOWERS, spurt scoring put far In the lead. Grafonolas and Records "Former Mrmbcrs of School bud man. A brave girl. Board, District No. 15." Rodgers scored 10 points while Coal Supply Co I'hone 4 and 5. GREAT ADVANCE Foraker and Hogrefe each made A clever villain or two. Soino and Musical Instruments STAGE Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Webster four counters for the Albunjuer hearty chuckles."' Spectacular son of McGaffey are visiting Mr. and Diamonds quo seconds. Reyna was the high- Albuquerque B. and fam-- Jewelry thrills. A real plot that keeps and Mrs. W. Webster ( SCOUT NOTES est point man for the Indians with ily, 600 West Lead avenue. Watches and Silverware FOR IEAR 1921 eight field goals to his credit. to Santa Fe. you guessing. Gorgeous mountain Dr. Murray, osteopathic physician, Indian Beaded Bags The lineups: Leaves Albuquerque. . 7:45 am scenery. Woolworth Bids., phone A. H. S. 2nds. S. F. Indians In Santa . .10:46 am Mr. Mrs. Arrives Fe. Born, Sunday, to and Moccasins & Souvenirs Troon Rodgers F Reyna Leaves Santa Fe 4:00 pm And 1323 North Vir- e Charles Fluke, Twenty-on- scouts were present T. M. C A. work has Increased Hogrefo F Pajarito Arrives In Albuquerque 7:80 pm ginia avenue, a daughter. Navajo Rugs at the meeting held the year of Foraker C Leeds of reorganization steadily during past Mineral Lodge No. 4. Knights Saturday. Carl Lovitt was elected financial according Romero (1 Hernal Phone 690 S to- - readjustment, "MIRACL Pvthia will meet at o'clock treasurer of the troop. to A. Bruce interstate sec- Monnweicz G will Minear, Lujan night. The rank of knight be, The patrols were reorganized as retary of the Y. M. C. A., who Substitution: Allen for Monka-weic- SINGER TAXI conferred. Roth man's follows: Buffalo patrol, Clltton spoke at the "Y" Fellowship Kenfro for Allen. Field Office Singer 1nr Htore, J.P.McG6Wan Factory wood, fun truck load, Howell, patrol leader; Jack Clark, luncheon yesterday evening. The goals: S. F. Indians Keyna, 8; 210 IVefl Central THE .JUNGLE" four dollars. Hahn Coal Company. Music and Store .Sam Blair, Lucian Rice, John membership has increased 3 3 per Pajarito, 4; Lujan, 2; Hernal, 1. Phone 91, Jewelry Ready. Ed Klckett, Kenneth Ball. cent, Mr. Minear stated and edu- A. H. S Rodgers, 3; 2; REGULAR PRICES G. S. lias re- Hogrefe, Mrs. Easterday 117 S. First St. Phone 017-.- I Hawk patrol, Luis McKean, patrol cational classes have shown a 20 Foraker, 2. Free throws: Pajarito, 'a announcing the M. Ruse Or ceived telegram leader; Everitt Walsh, Kliott, cent inereaso while Bible P; Reyna, 1; Rodgers, 4. Keferee: the li. C. Uronk-fiel- per death of her father, Luis Stevenson, W. IX Gravitt, classes have recorded a 14, per Koch. In Long Beach, Calif. Mr. Richnrd Arlage, Neat Fox. Wolf THE IMPERIAL Brookfield hn been a Carl cent increase. frequent patrol, Lee Van, patrol leader; During the year new buildings The Rattler visitor here. Glen Gaskell, Ned Elder, erect- LAUNDRY CO. ! Lovitt, costing $5,000,000 have been Theaters Today Dorin Broomes, Bob Nordhaus, Jr. ed and there are now $8,000,000 MRS. M. J. McGUINNESS ALINE CAIRE OF THIS Matson. of in the process "THE LAINPRY mi i w nr mull in mi nut Everitt Tienfro Is senior patrol worth buildings LEADING on a of construction throughout the Teacher OF QVALITY" CITY TO PLAY "IS" Theater Charlie Chaplin leader. The troops will go Plans for 1022 indicate cf Piano, hike next and of country. ROLE IN FEATURE FILM was at the "II" theater yesterday. Saturday many that at least $13,000,000 worth of Dry CIcaninc, Dyeing, Hats the bovs will pass their tenderfoot this !()t NOPJTl SEVENTH. Cleaned and Blocked. Rugs and ht' surely brought tho crowd test. JACK CLARK. buildings will be started was elenned by latest process. An announcement given nut here with him, for the theater Scribe. year. Saturday by Edward LnZar, repre-- j crowded nt every show yesterday sentative and director of the T. H. afternoon and last night. He and HAYS' ASSISTANT AND Phones 148 and 449. Marshall Film company, states that his picture, "The Idle Class," arc EMPIRE the leading role in the super film The man- ORDER IS BEING FAMILY INJURED .IN being repeated today. (CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE 1 play. "The Love or a Navajo." will agement is also repeating "The THEATER DISASTER CLEANERS FROM TO 11 P, M.) be acted by Aline Cairo of this city. Ruse of the Rattler'1 and the "Mir- CLEAN EVERYTHING Miss Cairo Is expected to be most acles of the Jungle." LAST TIME TODAY successful in this role and she ha." tlly The AMnrlatrd TrMS.) Cor. Sixth and Gold. Phone 4."3 weeks. Lyric Theater "The Girl in the MAINTAINED Washington, Jan. 2! (by the As- - signed a contract for twenty Taxi." with Mr. and Mrs. Carter II The will be made at sociated Press.) Edward If. picture I He is In- Haven, being repeated today of Chicago, second Shiprock, N. M., on the Navajo for the last time at the It Shaughncssy dian reservation. About 1,000 In- Lyric. assistant postmaster general, Mrs. Irs. Kan? on to Your Ilubbv! ii a good picture. The manage and their daughters. life, dians will be used in the film, ment is also the EBRASKA CITY Shaughnessy Brown's Transfer which Is to be nine reels repeating picture, Myrtle and Ruth, were injured, STEER HIM CLEAR OF long. "I e a two-re- The film company will be at Torchy," Mr. Shaughnessy seriously, in the and Shiprock about four months nest Torch,)' comedy. Knickerbocker theater disaster. At Storage accommoda- Pastime Theater Repeating to- the Walter Heed where I PHONE B78 summer and special National Guard Are hospital, TT' tions for supplying strong light day the picture "Any Wife." with. Troops Mr. Shaughnesxy was taken after UH West Silver as several " 4 during the entire day are being Pearl White the principal star; Patrolling the StreetS ',iH ''esene from the debris C. A. HODGES, Prop. tfVW to t also the "Fox Now" pie-- ! IlOLlin LJItl IUUI U ll 1L ...' "The Girl built. Vnon the film's completion repealing .lllW ill, a it will probably be released through! j"1'1 and "Tiie Tip," with Harold and the Packing House said that he was suffering from the Fathe exchanges In New York. Lloyd as the star. broken pelvis and internal injur- Zone; Arrested. ies. IIAVF.NS IN Tyo UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Till: CAUTF.lt 1)H Mrs. Shaughnessy sustained a in . KOI.l ICKIMi SCKF.F.X FAKCF.J Br Tk A4torfnted l'rrfi.) broken rib. .10, had imll Co; Taxi" Ruth, aged toll the .NOW AT Nebraska 2D DOINGS l.YI'lC THFATFi: City, Neb., Jan. (by both arms broken, while Myrtle Clean She'll beat him, cheat him, eat him out of a the Associated Press.) Nebraska was bruised. All are at the emer- Good, Gallup Lump Coal year's The Girl In the Taxi," the latest was with Nebras- - $11.00 Per Ton pay in one hour. A road on Silver City quiet today - gency hospital. little dragging farco comedy production mado by ka national guard troops patroll- President Harding sent Briga- She's Broadway's wickedest with of avenue from Yale to Carlisle ave- .Mrs. ALBVQFEKOl E TRANSFER vamp a pile Mr. and Carter LeHaven for tho streets and tho packin dier General his personal Bit nue would the hearts ing Sawyer, Phone 512, 401 North First St. V'OV?a . f-- style and a mile of surely delight First National, wrwch opened an house district. Only two arrests physician, to the hospital to make Vti-J- guile. of the autoists. of two at for minor offenses were made to-t- condition She'll run him to Reno and use is made to In- engagement only days direct inquiry about tho right your marriage An eftort being today, to Lieutenant Col-i- s of Mr. and to duce the builders of new homes in Lyric, being repeated da), according Shaughnessy inquire certificate to start a bonfire with his bankroll. the type of farce comedy that is 0nel Douglas, in command of the about government employes caught Elm Breeskin The Hie higher restricted district to at once wholesome and here. treat- license, plate doesn't mean the number of the of architec- rollicking troop in the theater who are under follow a line Spanish in its humo.'. It isj devoid of the said but of finish which Colonel Douglas tonight ment there. Russian Violinist taxi, the number of happy homes she's ture white concrete elaptrnp that is usually inherent that he no trouble and ELMSHOTEL will have a most effect expected In Brunswick busted. pleasing in the averago farce picture. Her.; that nothing of consequence had ne- Finest rooms the state Artist when a good growth of green trees A belief exists among the steam hot BRING YOUR SHOCK wo have the li. Havens in a capital happened with the exception of a groes of the West Indies that the heat, and cola ABSORRRRS been started. water mile-a-minu- has with the situations all outside rooms. te comedy, arising report to military headquarters color of coral is always affected by You'll need 'em on this ioy-rid- e Several owners of lowland prop with fire action number of been with- HIGH SCHOOL with week lots In naturally, rapid that a houses had the state of health of the wearer, Weekly rates, with or erty this purchased .'always keeping the spectator on stoned last ' out bath, $4 to $10 the Heights, where they expect to night. becoming paler in disease. private week and Mrs. Bel aud edge with laughter. Citizens are .apparently taking Transient rate $1.50 ir. Carter build homes abovo the smoke line ot the best situations In the but interest in single; AUDITORIUM aya dust. little the situation $2.00 double. city picture reveals a policeman quite created by proclamation of mar- his wife tial law In Four Mile With hath $2.B0 single anu unexpectedly discovering precinct yes- double $3.00. ADDED ATTRACTION: DEATHS AND FUNERALS as one of a party of gay rounders. terday hy Governor McKclvIe, fol- LOST But it will have to be seen to be lowing strike disorders, Colonel Chinese. Jade Bracelet. Thursday, SANCHE& The funeral of Blasl appreciated. La"i!:li cafo sets, Douglas said. The guardsmen, COO Good I tew aid if Found. "COGGOKE TORCHY" hi autiful interior scenes and snap-nig- In X. Sanches, who died Saturday number, bean arriving early REAL at his residence on North action with a well yesterday afternoon. iterations Phone 1261. ESTATE LOANS Feb. 2 at 8:30 A Two Part "TORCHY" Fourth street, will be held this defined plot and an excellent cast are being directed from military Comedy - Every Kind afternoon from the family resi- supporting players round out headquarters established In the of- REGULAR PRICES. oe.-- t Last concert of the series denre. Burial will be at. Santa one 01 toe iarce pictures seen county court house. . , Barbara cemetery, Crollott will in a long time. Orders have been issued closing fered by tho Fortnightly Music have charge. Mr. and Mrs. Dellaven are seen pool halls and other loitering The Jeweler, Club for the season of 1021-2- 2. respectively in the roles of Bertie of kind FOGG, INSURANCE places. Gatherings every FT MOYA The funeral of Andres: Stewart and Mignon Smith, the a, have been banned and warning Expert Watch Making, En- RE AUTOMOBILE. ADMISSION $100 who died Friday morning; at tpr being the girl in the taxi. Des-hi- a has been (riven that loiterers on The National Investment Co. residence on Nortli High street,! rite the fact that his father has the streets will be arrested. graving, Jewelry Repairing, 206 H W. Gold. Albuquerque. All tickets exchanged for will be held this morning at 10 dubbed him a mollycoddle. Bertie Colonel Faid that orders Opposite Postoffieo. Phono 63."( -- eservations at Matson's. GALLUP COAL Douglas 90R-J- . o'clock from the family residence. proves himself anything but one. would be strictly enforced in an Phone 122 S. Fourth After 0 p. ill. 13B8-- Records may be heard at Burial will be at Santa Barbara He hides in a taxi In older to evade effort to prevent nny disturbances. A Pleasure to Call and Explain, Albuquerque Music Store. .cemetery., Crollott will be in his father, when In comes a young The Best for Domestic Use charge. iady (who hired the machine) and NEW YORK RECOVERS. HOMES FOR SALE BY the taxi speeds off. New York, Jan. 20. New Y'ork OWNER. HUN PC K- - -- .. funeral of Mrs. Tho ca t of supporting players had recovered quickly tonight from Several new 4 to press .Tusto Hunick, who died Saturday and their resprotivo characteriza- tno interruption to its railroad hrick, terms. AVould consider Al- SUPPLY and LUMBER CO. night at her residence ut old tions is excellent. King Haggott, schedules, particularly the Penn- lease by right parties. mi will be held this morn- the screen hero of over 300 road's MILK! buquerque, pic- sylvania service to tho 1910-M- . MILK! ture Is 821 W. Silver. Phone ing at 9 o'clock from the family plays. seen as the stern par- south, resulting from an eight-Inc- h We are now to deliver 4 Phones 5 residence to San Felipe de Neri ent, and Grace Cunard, the queen snowfall. prepared e, Let Our church. Father Weeks will offi- of serials, plays ih part ot Mari-ttl- Trucks Bring Comfort to Your Home ciate. Burial will be at the family the wife of the Jealous police- Billy Glover, the old-tim- e Boston man. l Fresh Pure and Cream plot at San'a Barbara cemetery. "The Gn in the Taxi" Is an welterweight, is now boxing in- - Machine Hlk Crollott will have charge of the adaptation of the musical comedy structor at West Point. stage success of thp same name Shelled Pinon Nuts To all parts of the city. Satisfaction guaranteed. written bv Stanislaus Strange and TITY FI.KCTHlf SHOE 8lOP ZAMORA The remains of Mrs. directed by Lloyd Ingraham. Phone r,67-- 213 South Second. Fannie S. Tel 802, .123 N. C Spitz. NOTICE Juan R. Zamora, who died at Gal- Free all and Kellvery. Tenth St. Send for mall order list BEZEilfEEfS DAIRY TO PROPERTY OWnERS lup, N. M., last Friday morning, ar- PEARL WHITE'S M:V rived yesterday morning. The body PICTURE "ANY WIFE." C. If. CONNER, M. T. D. O. Phone 1046 1902 North Fourth St. will lie in state at the family resi- LS A f RE.YT SUCCESS Osteopathic Specialist. Returns on Real and Personal Property must be dence at Old Albuquerque. Funeral Stern Bldg. Tel. 701 -- J, 2033-- made before 1st. of 25 cent arrangements will be announced Pearl lat- February Penalty per "Any Wife," White's FREE - later. Crollott has charge. est Fox picture, scored a success will be added on that- date to property not returned at its first at Until January 31st. Miss Salazar showing yesterday Let Us Send Man Extra SALAZAR Louise Ihe Pastime theater, and it is be- a Pair Trousers with each Mr. and I ged 12 years, daughter of ing repeated today. Its story, To replace that broken window 123,50 Suit of Overcoat Sec Mrs. Porfirio Salazar, died Sunday written by Julia Tolsva. shows glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co. E. B. BOOTH AUCTION SALE Felipe Hubbell morning at. their residence. The cumulative a Phono 421. 423 North First. At BontrU-'h- t Ruhlicr Company was taken to Crollott funeral jthe penalty paid by body wire who. giving way to a spirit Wednesday, Feb. 1st, at 411 S. Sixth St. ASSESSOR BERNALILLO COUNTY parlors pending arrangements. of discontent with her unevent- ful sud- WHITHER Funeral services home life, finds herself Sale Starts 2:30 m. who died nt! denly in the midst of conditions COAL $11.00 PER TON Well Promptly at p. for Clifton Whltmer, that pass from bad to worse, until Country Camp on Last Coal avenue Fri- j A- -l his home she becomes re- Gallu For Convalescent Tuhcrenlurs Five rooms of furniture to go to the bidder for will be held this after-- ) overwhelmed with p Lump highest day night, morse and The situ- In Iho mountains, Rates $12.ftO cash. Note tho following articles to be sold: Two oak dressers, Save noon at 2:30 o'clock from French's, desperation. one Money by Buying ations leading up to this point arc GUYS TRANSFER per week. lor Reservations. mahogany dresser, dining table, buffet and leather uphol- " chapel. The Rev. Hugh A. Cooper stered dining chairs to match, two 9x12 same as services fit t Ho exceedingly dramatic, and the rockers, rugs, will rnniliift flip Phone 371 S. Phone 450-- J new; beds, springs and mattf esses, cots and small SWASTIKA COAL i, woodmen of he, ''" performance throughout is 324 Second pads, rugs, v,..r,i table, Moore's coal range, World will,i be in charge at the marked by a histrionic skill which library refrigerator, range readily explains tho enviable and refrigerator are like new; dishes, cooking utensils and a grave. Burial will be In Fairvicw place of other house account Sugarite Fancy Chestnut, $9.50 she occupies in tho regard of pictur- big lot, furnishings not mentioned on cemetery. . e-goers. of space. Swastika Lump, $11.00 A striking In the Gallup Lump Coal GO GET IT Now, it It la house furnishings you want, or going to need, Malone Taxi & Transfer 153 point story, fall to attend however. Is that it ends with $11.00 A TON 5x7 don't this salo; these goods are all sanitary and SIGN OF GOOD Fancy Lump, $12.00 Folding Camera, A- -l COAL Sugarite some hilarious WHY? complete In condition. Don't miss this be on hand delightful, comedy with tripod, extra lense equip- opportunity, We dellrc any size any comedy which comes as a com- ment, and other accessories. promptly. where. plete surprise to the audience. Johnson Coal Co. Phone, call or NEW STATE COAL COMPANY. Henry Transfer Co., And In this Miss write, TUB ART J. L. Auctioneer. White demon- BOO N. F irst Phone 388-- SHOP, opposite postoffieo. GOBER, Phone 939, strates convincingly her versatility, riione 85.