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CITY CITY EDITION ALBUQUEROUE NING JOURNAL. EDITION F01tTY-KM"OX- YKAK New December 1, 1921. Daily by Carrier or Mull. 5c a Month VOIj. CLXXI. No. B2. Albuquerque, Mexico, Thursday, Single tpl fie DEMAND OF JAPANESE FOR A 70 BIG THREE' EXPERTS Did Obenckain Plan T BRITAIN Madalynne PER CENT FLEET PRESENTED TO the Murder of Her Lover Here? AND 5. WILL 1 THE U. S. CANNOT AGREE ON THE TRY 10 SETTLE American and British Experts, Standing To- 5-5- on -3 Ratio as the S ROW gether Hughes' Only SIS OF CALCULI AH One Fair to All, Are Said to Regard the Japanese Proposal as Unacceptable. China and Japan Accept Their Offer to Act As Washington, Nov. 30, (By the Associated Press). s1 Friendly Advisers in An Japan's proposal for a 70 per cent fleet, as necessary to nival her national instead of a GO cent mm Attempt Problem security, per fleet, has tojtolve been formally presented to the United States and Great HUGHES ANdIaLFOUR Britain. Baron Admiral Kato, senior Japanese delegate, has communicated it to and A. J. TASK IS GIVEN DP PROBLEM WILL CONFER TODAY Secretary Hughes kf Balfour. It is said in Japanese quarters to have the full Chinese Will Ac- support of the Japanese cabinet and the diplomatic IS SUBMITTED TO DtLEGATIORS Say They advisory council in Tokio. SSStfC cept Nothing Less Than s Situation H Delilaic. the Unconditional With- American and flrlllsh naval ex- - on Secre- Is Reached As to the of of Claims. prrln. standing tngnthcr 'Agreement Accuracy drawal Nippon JURY EXPECTED Hushes' plan as the on! - . i tary Con- Aisn-lnlc- fair to tho Estimates Submitted By the American (By The d Trm.) fine nil, regard Japnneiw Nov. 30 tho As- proposal as unacceptable. In tho . ference But the Claim Washington, (by 'of some American dele-Kate- Group, Nipponese sociated Press). Bringing with it TO GET FATTY'S opinion Dele- - the stttmtlnn is delicate, but ,This Is Not the Proper Formula; U. S. some of the sharpest Issues of not without hope, that the the th- - "5-5-- world diplomacy, Shantung ultimately will accept gates Will Insist on the 3" Ratio. controversy took its place today at orl'tinnl plan. (Sad? e IavJ the arms conference. Tho seriousness of the turn nf MT Hi tl&X? Amer-i.'nn- 3sVVcj Tho result was an offer by the affairs, in the opinion of the Washington. Nov. SO. fBv the Associated Press). United States and Great Britain, CHEJpiY Is that Japan In persisting i:t Experts of the "Bis Three" naval powers agreed today accepted by Japan and China, to her request for a ratio, assume the role of friendly ad- Introduction of Evidence makes a stroke at the fundamental that thev cou d not reacn an accord on tne Dasis oi visers in a new attempt to solve the Idea nn whirh Secretary Hughes' calculation to be used in measuring Japan's existing problem and end the long and bit- Will Be Concluded By proposal Ifi ba.""d. relative naval gave up the task and ter debate. Japan's proposal, it was dis- strength. They Obert-chai- exercise of Noon Each Side on A new and view of Kenned; and where tragedy occurred. Madalynne n The plan for an Today; closed, was based her estimate turned the back to their respective arms dele- general caoin, carage stairway American and British "good of- of for rational problem stood on 'he porch above, arrow No. 1, when Kennedy, at spot marked No. 2, was shot. The Has ur necessity security. its solution the fundamental fices" is understood to have origi- Arguments. It was pointed out that If consid- gations. Upon hangs shot was lired from the bushes at the right of the stairs, indicated by arrow 3. Insert is of J. Belton were "5-5-- 3" nated with the American delegation eration of national security principle of the American proposal, the capital Kennedy, the slain man. China had (By The Amoolntfd be after it became apparent rm.)Nov. 30. to substituted for a continuation Bhip ratio. resolved to raise the question In San Francisco, Calif., nf fleets at reduced tonnage but in The were In liid Madelynne Obenchain calm- Burch a former sweetheart of says that a t'.iot was fired frqrit the conference. Tho prosecution in tho case of the same ratio as it now exlftfs, the experts substantially Is for bushes. to the-- of ly plan the tragedy which ended Madalynne, being tried the the Tho state charges Secretarv Hughes and A. J. Bal- noscoo Arbucklo, accused of man- whole basis of tha conference agreement as accuracy murder the state believes this that Burch shot Kennedy, t.i estimates of naval of each In the murder of J. Helton Kenne- four, as heads of the American and slaughter In connection with the would bo upset. strength fact will como out. Mrs. Oben- prove his love for her. The jury will meet tomorrow On the basis of national the IS SILEHT dy, Los Ansc'.ea man, on a stair- British groups, death of Rappe, closed security. power originally submitted by chain, divo:cee, left Burch to be hearing tho Burch case was taken with the Japanese and Chinese to Virginia, It was said, neither tho United American conference group If the way In froni uf his cabin home with Kennedy. She had gone to yesterday to tho sceno of Kenne- basis for tho negotiations. today but made reservations which States nor Great Britain would near C. lay the American plan of Including all that city? As Arthur Kennedy's cabin with him. She dy's death. Chinese Are Firm. may lead to an extension of testi- nsree to tho 60 per cent ratio, The Chinese announced mony for several hours tomorrow. which tho would al- hlps actually under construction, delogates sai-- i Hughes plnn fol- REGARDING THE tonight would go Into the dis- The prosecution attorneys low to In arriving at the ratio, was they to two Japan. lowed. cussions prepared to accept nothing they might wish question Secretary Hughes and his thre-- Japanese experts, however, FAMINE HORRORS IN less than unconditional withdrawal persons and to introduce other evi- colleagues spent threo hours insisted that this was not the prop- CONVENES COURT in Tho defense nearly RUSSIA GROWING AS of the Japanese claims in Shan- dence, all in rebuttal. tonight debating the situation. er btsls of calculation, proposing RATIO DISPUTE tung. It was assumed that the attorneys said they reserved tho Baron Koto's Action. Instead to disregard all now APPROACHES coin would con- to offer evidence to contro- Baron Kato's action ships WINTER Japanese spokesman right swept away de- tend for the reservations Insisted vert new brought out, tho deliberations nf the building by either power in anything J experts WHERE KENNEDY IMPROVING on in the exchange be but that otherwiae their case wa-- tho American limita- termining relative naval strength. Rl.ya, Nov, 25- by the Asso- U.S. diplomatic considering tween Tokio and Pelting. closed. tion Thev have bad to do , To Continue Discussion. A ciated Famine horrors plnn. ' High Official, However, Press.) . ; Uotn sides "However, that - The of the two in are with- 4ho Advent of the Phantonr qwt!on ajrrfeea, only with technical questions- of plenary delegates Russia, growing Rt followed a fle adduced from will discus- -'-Declares He Believes the - the council table, anvthing further tonnage, estimates Involved In the powers continue 'the approach winter, official nf . not mora sion from this DEATH advices l.nto nn tho maintenance foreign witnesses would require American proposal to limit fleets point. 70 Per Cent Allotment Is 'METIS bolshevik government In China. Sneaking for than tomorrow morning's session on the basis of Firm determination of the Amer show. troops - existing relative to the Japan, Vice Foreign Minister Hani- for presentation. Attorneys also strength in capital ships. ican delegation insist upon Vital to Japan. In the Saratov region, where of the i on for Japan ratio and inclusion of ships listed as hara declared withdrawal agreed four hours argument has now taken the matter out of 389,000 peasants are from several parts! for each sldP, so that.lt appeared thnt field. building in any estimate of naval The Amnrlntefl PriHW.l Arthur C. Burch Faces the even children have Toward Normal Japanese troops was Wj starving, Progress of China, outside tsnaniung, must ine jury mwm navo mo ihsuu hi ii I'rltlsh experts arc In full accord strength, reiterated tonight. Washington, Nov. 30. Admiral been without food five daye the afternoon. Since no call for an executive Jury at a Roadside in are Conditions Has Been await definite assurances that hands by Friday with Americans, thnt tho Baron Kato declined tonight to dis- and many persons going Chinese authorities would take Interest Is Revived. Is session of the conference delogates mad. of the inhabitant? No- proposal the only possible road the ex- cuss the situation arising from the Beverly Glen; Surveyor Many Continuous During more effectlvo steps to maintain Threats of perjury prosecution to an ngreement thnt Is fair to or for further meetings of are now reduced to eating cats, de- all, was issued, it was assumed disagreement of the naval experts Continues His order. for Mrs. Minnie Neighbors, a particularly In view of the enor- perts Testimony. carrion and grass. vember, Reports Say. said fense revived an other- En attempt to settle the point by on the ratio of limitation, but one to tho Rostn At Hankow, the Japanese witness, mous dlsnroportion of the sacri- between the In the Dispatches repeated disorders had wise slackening public interest In fices In and the Unit- informal interchanges of those high in authority (By Tho Annorlstcd Trcu.) News many moth- (By The AnKorlatcd delegate, court- ships money American and delegates Agency say Prcu.) justified In keeping her the trial and corridors and ed States has offered to undertake. Japanese Japanese delegation unequivocally Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 30. At ers are their children Nov. 30. Japan sta- was in progress and might last doplared Japan believed her 70 per roadside in Olen a bathing Washington, Progress troops where they are now room were crowded again today. The two powers are agreed also Beverly only in a poisonous extract madr toward normal conditions has been tioned. Hn declared in Howover the tenseness notab' overal days. cent ratio was Vital because she short distance from the point where 11' gnrrlsons that previous efforts of the Jap- from wool, hoping j was Japan May Accept. believes anything less would place J. Belton fell dead Aug sheep's continuous during November de north China wero remaining under when Arbucklo testifying anese to base their claim for 70 per In the Kennedy will bring about their death. of the Boxer was absent. cent on a There was a strong feeling the empire at the mercy of ust fifth, last, from a shotgun Asiatic Russia spite a relative "slowing down" as nelflc authorization Monday calculation of existing American and British circles that naval powers. He added that C. Burch faced At Tashkend, nrotocol. and thnt thnso along the Mrs. Neighbors' testimony that strength, which would exclude great wound, Arthur tod.'iy are declared to compared with tho two act-- 1 ultimately would accept the he felt the Japanese were Justi- which is him on a 2,000 refugees previous Chinese Eastern railway were Miss Rappe was at a health resort shins under construction, are not Japan the Jury trying sta- the n method of calculation for a be starving at the railroad months, federal reserve board in the inter-allie- d ngree-(i- Ventura county last August within tho of American fied in contending higher charge of murdering Kennedy. aver- tonicrht In under scope agreement. the ratio, not insisting that the of N. con- tion and the daily deaths aid its monthly review. ment of 1919. Willingness of Japan was answered by that of Mrs. Mary On a national end ratio, believing spirit Judge Sydney Reeve "On the tho hoard security basis, tho on a ratio. This was based the American proposals supported vened court In regular session in age seventy. whole," said, to withdraw her troops from Shan- Poulln, hostess at the resort, that extent of American and British cn the conclusion of the British In demand for a perm- In "the .best opinion now looks to a was dependent there was no record of Mies coast as to Japan her a roadway front of the Kennedy even, if tung, he asserted, lines, compared Jap- And American experts that the anent navy large enough to safe- summer where the tragedy steady, locally interrupted, on the estimate of nn acceptable Ilappo's purported visit. The per- anese, American and British Inter- been cottage progress toward normal, although followed. The defense Japanese naval officers had guard her national Interests. occurred, and Frank W. Stoddard, no Chinese police force. jury charge ests and obligations In the Far to show sound claim to view was repre- con- immediate or sudden expansion Derision. offered by an em- as unable any The Japanese a deputy county surveyor, or boom is in "Postpones today testimony Fast compared to Japanese: 70 cent status on the basis sented In a sense, as fol Los eight." Its de- ploye of the resort, who said sho the commercial a per political tinued testimony begun at the HEMI LAMM During the last month, the board The conference postponed enterprises of of figures they have presented. lows: Angeles hall of Justice, 15 miles cision until Friday. Among the had seen Miss Rappa there. American and British citizens over was nowever, for moment has no declared Improvement In business belief was The announced .There expectation, "Japan the away, about topographical points OAT conditions was not so American delegates the prosecution that the world, as compared to Jap- t::at to any of'er by the Japanese nor has the present con- connected with tho case. The dis- CONVICTED pronounced. somo declaration of had the of Miss Irene anese, would have to be ratio guaranty, no For the time It was explained, the that general testimony weighed, group to accept the ference found a guarantee, that trict attorney pointed out spots principles might be adopted finally, Morgan, a British war nurse and It was said. The comparison. It be a condition as to difficulties will arise Jn the future. peak of demand has been reached, of defense closa exam- was would coupled concerning which he said testimony MURDER CHARGE and while re- setting forth the opinion the witness, under added, would not admit of on naval bases In the a existed and passed uncertainty In ination to on Its accur- 60 nn agreement If such guarantee would be offered later. of powers that all foreign troops determine even a per cent status for pacific. That question has not yet the Japanese could return home The saw a cottage. Indi garding prices stnples, particu- sanction acy, but that no charge was in an- conference. all would jurors (Br The AMorlatcd larly cotton, has interfered with China without treaty been Injected Into the with the conviction that cated as the Kennedy one, perched Fmi.) should be withdrawn when condi- ticipation. , Where, They Started. be harmonious In the future, there a hillside 20 feet or Versailles, Nov. 30 (by the trado buying. Health Good. Quit ex- upon steep Possible reductions of tions warrant. Appeared The of naval would be no need of Insisting on more above and a Associated Henri further Mrs. Hardebeck. SCHOOL at the roadway,' Press.) rates, It was said, has ap- Telegraph Facilities. Josephine BUS IS pert quit where they started, any higher naval ratld. But Japan, flight of a dozen steps lending up who has been on trial freight sub- housekeeper for Miss and ratio. is known of view and Landru, parently tended to unsettle prices Along with the general Rappe the capital ship It from a practical point to it. On the ninth step from the for three weeks In the to In of foreign troops was con- Mrs. Minnie Buck, practical nurs?, In two weeks' discussion, they from the ,f the com- road was red stain which nearly and retard Industrial activity ject HIT BY TRAIN: that other standpoint feels a dark assizes court charged some chief sections. sidered the problem of foreign and others, all from Los Angeles, have not touched on any parative strength of navies, It had been testified marked the here, manufacturing and radio facilities in- testified that had known Miss Items as the ten-ye- ar a naval force found with the murder of ten women Recovery In the steel and Iron telegraph they point. Such she must maintain place where Kennedy was tratte has halted for time. stalled in China without her spe- Rappe for varying periods and 10 ARE KILLED holiday, submarines, proportional enough to defend Japan ade dead. of sycamores and and n boy, was found guilty of the her large Clumps to- Export trade shows the result of cific consent, with the argument that health appeared good at allotments of tonnage lit auxiliary quntely. poison oak trees and briars were murder In the first degree toward a ref- all times. the capi- venture no specu- - strong foreign demand, especially apparently tending craft, were deferred until Japan would on either side of the steps, and night.' de- of the ne- This was offered to was solved. solution of at- was sentenced to die for staples, which the board erence of that feature testimony Red tal ship ratio problem lations as to a possible from one of these, the district Landru note- con- offset defense evidence Misi Bluff. Cnllf.. Nov. 30. still stands the experts. to clared to be particularly gotiations to a more general that Ten liljrh school The arms conference the deadlock among torney said, the state expects by the guillotine. ... In communications fatal was the cli- students wero It objec- unofficial ca- M. Moro-Glaffo- coun- worthy view of the much lower ference on Pacific Rappe's injury tonight, so far as major Jananese here in sn show a shot was fired which caused defense be- max killed tndnv south of hero at goes, prices at. which cotton is now to be held next year. of a chronic condition of long tive the naval agreement pacity express the Opinion that Kennedy's death. It was testified sel, finished his summing up this Shan- tho PmlWTta crossing when In tne are Gil- ing shipped as compared with last In its approach to the standing, and was not caused by t that point. Japan could not put herself by Stoddard that while there afternoon, after which .Judgo conference is external force Arbuckle Southern Pacific train No. 15, circles to sup- of a break hn. KnttnivPi within vlf.w from forty-eig- ht year. tung problem, the applied by In Japanese pleas eventual position putting it bert read questions t) reduction In cereal been Influenced by as alleged by the prosecution. southbound, struck tho high the Jananese claim for a 70 in the conference. They expressed jthat of Kennedy, the particular the Jury. The first was whether However, said to have school automobile bus in port as to how a. set prices and failure of cotton to Intricate considerations. A leading witness today was Dr. cent ratio were put forward, anxiety, however, spot where the shooting is alleged Landru was guilty of murder with ex- many in- which they were Four ycr on to be reached. maintain as high a level as China's have Rufus Ii. Rigdon of San Francisco, r'dlng. but they wore based largely tlement was to have occurred was obscured premeditation in the case of Mm' handi- representatives who was called to rebut children nml the driver wero of and them the shrubbery. also were pected have proved a serious dicated they wanted the ques- defense, questions national security from. by Cochet. Questions put cap to the Interests, the all of the evidence that bladder of injured. on claims as to present KATO NOT LOSING The Jurors were guided up the as to the mental condition of tho farming tion raised openly for injuries The bus, en ronte with not IS board said, which has resulted in nine to debate, and the the sort which resulted In the strength of the two navies. The SLEEP OVEU QUESTION stairs to the cottage and Burch prisoner. consum- nations death of children to school wd n1lf. e-- i a lessening of demand for Dr. "Wang. Miss could be of pre- by a sher- M. Moro-Giaffe- rl doubt Chinese delegate. Rappe ferod an he-hi- only compilation figures followed, guarded deputy cast able in communi- ne- caused other than ex- accident nnd was to the 70 cent 30 As- iff and accompanied by his attor- all the evidence. He goods farming that the "good offices" by agencies schedule. Two sented support per Washington, Nov. (by the prosecution's ties and a tendency to cheek some no means meant ternal force. Dr. Rigdon testified drivers estimate was that already authori sociated At a conference neys. reminded the that a person gotiations by were sent from the hl-r- school Press). Ken- Jury what liquidating of loans at nanus. was "outside the that he knew of no case of his uy un-- . with Ad- Also of the party was J. D. could be dead con- that the subject to bring It in. Another tatively rnjei;ifi newspapermen tonight who proclaimed legally Nevertheless, retail business indicated own knowledge where such Injury mis delegation, exclusion of all ship miral Baron Kato, senior Japanese nedy, father of the slain man, only when they had been mlssln.; tho coun- conference." Japan has was crossed abend of the hnt calcu- the pro- tinues to Improve, taking to debate at purely Internal or spontaneous train, construction from the declined to say took a keen Interest in He cited cases of to reluctance Shantung this one, d. under plenipotentiary, automo- thirty years. try as a whole. Prices continue In character. following closely of while from an n, conference sessions, lation and Inclusion by Japan whether the views expressed to the ceedings,, missing persons returned stable pos-ltio- tho regular In a denso tns . was bile In tho road R. Oben- having maintain a substantially she the invi- Even a bladder which became over twenty Associated Press by Vice Admiral Ralph years afterwards. while unemployment has at because accepted struck snnnrcly amidships and naval chain, whose former wife, Mada- "A assas- tation to Washington with the gradually would years old. Kanjt Kato, Japan's expert, white slaver, yes; an least decreased. sub- not ho or- hurled Into a block slcrnnl. No Vote Taken. coincided with the views of the lynne Obenchain, Is Indicted Joint- slightly that specific, rupture, said, as other sin, never," he exclaimed, pointing Except for the foreign exchange understanding gans would be affected be- Fnclosed in the enr, tho child- While was no vote taken to- The ly with Burch, watched events the fi- should be considered only by fatally were there Japanese delegation. Kanjl them. toward Landru. He added that situation, the board continued, jects fore such a occurred. ren unable to escape and In the of the ex- Kato interview was an exposition closely but took no part in of pa- were encour- the nations directly concerneu. rupture bodies wero day Obenchain is as counsel for possession by the prisoner nancial developments Report of Commission. their hurled in nil perts, British and American groups of Japan's reasons for insisting on acting pers his alleged victims A distinct tendency toward Another Complication. directions. a 70 in- his former wife. From the cot- identifying aging. circum- Tomorrow there will be Intro- were In fullaccord that the Jananese naval ratio of per cent, corroborated the theory that Lan- decline In the level of market rates Another complicating duced the of a wag not sound and that U stead of the 60 per cent proposed tage the party moved to a spot dru sent women as ab- stance is that Japan bases her report medical com- proposal about S00 where the probably had the was ohserved as well ready mission of three which was named In the American plan. yards away abroad with false papers in "whitu sorption of new capltnl Issues. claim to Shantung on a direct to (Continued on Page Two.) The attitude of prosecution contends the slayer of - In of determine whether Miss Rappe's Japan's principal in a slave" .traffic. "The general situation of trade grant contained the treaty bladder was delegates differs from that last Kennedy hid his automobile ho "Is which has been rati- healthy at the timo MORE DAYt side road while he in wait for "These wemen are alive." and Industry," the board said, Versailles, she is alleged to have been night voiced by Prince Tokugawa, lay said, to the ten women more hopeful, and is fied by five of the nine nations Injured. who the that the his victim. referring unmistakably re- One of the experts was appointed expressed opinion the Landru was charged with killing, Improving as steadily as can be represented, but which China court TO Kato Interview merely rep- The party then returned to the slowness because of the by the and tho others by WEATHER Kanjl hall of where "but they are ashamed to make expected In view of fused to accept prosecution and defense. resented the personal views of Justice, adjournment their whereabouts known." of economic progress In other parts Shantung section. Japan's naval expert, was taken until tomorrow morning. and Arbuckle displayed relief today. Vice Formal of death was intro- "I am Innocent." Landru shout- of the world." Great Britain. France Italy He smiled at "Has the Interview given by proof ed to the This was first also are to the secret widely adjournment FORECAST. Admiral Kato the approval of the duced at the morning session, the Jury. the parties and seemed to take the day's de- STOP." ' time in thirty-tw- o months treaties in which during the war, Denver, Colo., Nov. SO. New delegation?" the naval witnesses Including the elder Ken- the DR. A, H. STPONG HIES velopments as being favorable to YOvRE ECEEDlN J Japanese A. since ho was the to support Japan's V.( Mexico: Generally fair Thursday County Autopsy Surgeon arrested that pris- they promised him. THE SPEEP minister was asked. nedy, oner had used "innocent" AT CALIF. claim to the Kal Chow lease. The and Friday; no important change cannot criticise what other F. Wagner, V. M. Strother, under- the word PASADENA, District an- J "I In Heretofore had con- American delegation Is Bald to Attorney Brady in temperature. people have said,'' he replied. taker, and Raymond Btagg, pho- public. he to nounced that Leo Friedman, an Arizona: Generally fair Thurs- like Tok- tented himself with saying, "Show (Bf The Anrlntrrt have felt that the proper way assistant who has "Do you think, Prince tographer. was me 30. Dr. deal the at the examined many day and Friday; no Important ugawa, that Vice Admiral Kota The trip to Beverly Glen my guilt." Pasadena, Calif.. Nov.!. with question of the witnesses would make In made automobile. The party, Today, however, he was Honklns Strong, president present stage would be through the change temperature. merely expressed his personal by showing Augustus Al- first argument for the prosecution about BO, Included more emotion than at tlm-- of theological the tender of "good offices." The views?" which numbered any emeritus the Baptist with defense offered to submit th"s LOCAL REPORT. like to be excused from Judge, Jurors, prisoner, bailiffs, at- during his trial. seminary of "Rochester, N. Y., and though maintaining .liaison case without "I would it is that argument, but the Conditions for the twenty-fou- r answering," he returned, "because torneys, newspaper men and During the short address he one of the most eminent theolog- the conference, expected prosecution declined. hours ended at 6 p. m. yesterday, if I it would be In- made to the Jury, Landru de- ians and educators of the naptisi for the most part, the negotiations say anything ' on be- recorded by the university: terpreted as my own opinion. And clared. "I havo never killed onv denomination, died here, aged 8i will be carried directly B2 I pre- SENTENCED TO PIE. one; I am innocent. Jurors do tween the Chinese and Japanese TRANSPORT ARRIVES. Highest temperature am not yet in a position to years. meet- , , . 88 sent! This is a Mount N. J., Nov. 80. your Death followed nnlfkly after s delegates. At tomorrow's Port Au Haiti. Nov. 29 Lowest my own position. Holly, duty.'' Mr. Prince, Hang 14 matter of great Importance and I Louis Lively, a negro today was blood transfusion, which had been ing, Secretary Hughes and (by the Associated Press.) The Mean . 45 think it will take more time to found guilty of murdering MRS. HILL'S ESTATE. resorted t.o In preparation for an Balfour are to make preliminary American army transport Argonne Humidity at 6 a. ni 72 s tie it." Matilda Russo of Moorestown. St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 30. Mrs. operation. suggestions, but thereafter they arrived today bringing the special Humidity at I p. m 74 He said that while he "was not The Jury deliberated an. hour and Mary T. Hill, 75, who died Novem- Dr. Strong was a life-lon- g friend may be represented by author- senate committee investigating the Ivrecipllatlon None losing sleep" over the question, it a half. Supreme Court Justice ber 22, left an estate valued at 0, of John D. Rockefeller, the form- ized spokesmen at most lof the occupation of Haiti and the Domin Kfaxlmum wind velocity;...; 12 was of such vital Importance that Kallsh sentenced him to die In .the according to a petition by er's son having married tho latter Japanese-Chines- e meetings, i ican republic by American troops. Direction or wina ooum he was "worried a little by the electric ' chair the week of Janu- six of nine heirs to the estate filed daughter, Miss Hessle Rockefeller, From American quarters 'came Several witnesses wero examined Character of day. .. .Partly cloudy question." ary 16. In probate court today. who died In 1008. hopeful expressions, today. fc

Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 1, 1921. PROHIBITIONISTS TO their in detecting and LABOR BOARD SKATING CIIAMP BEG PERIOD' M punishing such violators. SIC 'EM, SIM. RAILROAD ISSUES TIHST JOSMM'S CONTINUE TO WORK AS The next election work the party Tueumcnrl, N. St., Nov. SO. PREPPING NEPHEW will undertake was laid out for Mct'nrlnnd bank A PARTY Brothers' FOR ICE HONORS POLITICAL California, which votes In Novem- at Lofrnn was held up and rub- HEW RULES GOVERNING SHOPMEN AUTO CAMPAIGN EHBS W ber, 1922, on a law enforcement bed of $1,500 this afternoon (By The Associated Press.) measure. about 4 o'clock by two men Chicago, Nor. 30. The prohibi The party decided to get Into the traveling In a roadster. After to Con- EFFECTIVE M DECEMBER 1ST Votes Are into Campaign Department as Interest tion party will continue to work as fight and support former a futile attempt to lock the Pouring same gressman C. H. Randall of Los An- president In the vault, the men in Journal's Club a political party aloni? the for Big $8,200 Salesmanship Campaign lines as in the Its national geles entered the onr and drove to. past, Prohibition work that O. McFar-lan- d for Studebaker Sedan, Studebaker Touring Car Three decided Virgil ward Mosqucro. Sim Economies in Increas committee today. Hlnshaw, chairman of the party, followed close on their Predict Operation aid Chevrolet Cars and Hundreds of Dollars in Sentiment was against changing Czecho-Slovakl- a Touring name did in Austria, and heels with a Winchester. The Increases and Bounds Who Will Lead the party's and enlarging its elsewhere in last summer, Inst wns ed Efficiency of $50,000,000 a Year; Recog Gold, by Leaps issues or for its af- Europe report to the effect in the Vote Tomorrow is the Question Heard major closing was approved. that he was within a half mile Standings fairs. of tho bandits. nition of the "Open Shop" On All American on Every Side Votes Alone Will Win These Prizes The committee voted for deport- i-- ; and Now is Time Get Them the ation of aliens convicted of viola- VISIT WILL BE BRIEF. Traffic Lines; 400,000 Men Affected. j Right the to by tion of the laws and London, Nov. SO. A letter sent prohibition rrn v . wi-t- ' Thousand. disfranchisement of citizens for the to American Baptists at the instiga- Ami;.nn uu.Ci- - COOKED AVii Tirm iih-k- Associated connect or same offense. tion of Premier iJoyd George, says bats. (By The Press.) pairs may disconnect in SWEETS, COLLEGIA Nov. 30. Economies In or con- PERIOD" of the campaign ends It called on the government to the premier will be Washington DANCING. Chicago, any wiring, coupling pipe Wednesday night a9k nations to ex- for a or three weeks INN, rilONE 211. operation and increased efficiency, nections necessary to repair ma- December 7th, at 10 o clock next Wednesday foreign prevent only fortnight, to reach a or This work At Ten O'clock. nifiht, December 7th, and every portation of liquors to be used in at the longest, and that he will estimated 50,0)0,000 chinery equipment. United in violation of be to devote his entire time and recognition of tho "open was previously assigned to electri- At that hour will end the big- candidate in the list should do the States obliged 7. "cu.tii, Bu Lucre me ruau 19 vear, to solicit J to the conference. hell won't be Bhop" on all American railroads cians and sheet metal workers only. gest and best credit offer in The their very best to secure every suv the prohibition laws, and paved long. were forecast tonight in the pro- Under the new rules, engineers, Albuquerque Journal's Big "Every, serlption possible before that time. mulgation of revised working rules firemen and cranesmen are not boly Wins" Salesmanship Cam- Subscriptions count far more votes governing railroad shop employes prohibited from making repairs to paign. After that time Less credits If turned in before that tlma by the United States railroad labor equipment on the lines of the road St! will be given on each and every than they will later on in the cam board. as they are qualified to perform. , subscription secured by candidates patern. new rules become effective-morro- The new rules thus allow train op- in the race. Think of prizes worth as The vrm ( having December 1, and take eratives to perform repair work V'' Get in every possi- much as $2,295 given to you for con- subscription jurisdiction over approximately even though it is ordinarily ble before that time and take every your spare time efforts In this cam 400,000 men immediately althougn sidered shop mechanic's work. advantage of this big, liberal of- paign. That is lust what the win a lit 111 larger number will be af- Grato Rigging Work. fer. The different prizes will no ner of the Studebaker Sedan will fected when tha normal traffic Boiler makers' helpors under the doubt be won by the candidates win. as close as tne race now re- What's the biq idea conditions are restored. new rules are given the Job of who do the most during the pres- stands, any candidate in the en Changes. moving and replacing grates. Un- ent vote offer. The "SECOND tiro list can secure enough votes in Spur? It's the af In the der tho national agreement all PERIOD" vote schedule starts yet to win the prize desire. changes to they blend that a rules which supplant the national grate rigging work was assigned next Thursday morning and will It all depends on what you do be gives spicy t agreement made during federal journeymen boiler makers. mean less votes for you. tween now and next Wednesday flavor unlike control, were designed to afford The classification oi me won. A NECK AND nignt. ... any a basis for permanent stability In of the sheet metal workers, elec- NECK RACE. GET BUSY NOW, AND other cigarette. . t of trical workers and car men has The race Is TURN IN EVKRV POSSIBLE the rallrond shops the country the at this time and were declared by members of been chaneed to allow some of truly a neck and neck affair; KrBSClUPTION BEFORE the labor board to bo the most im- work previously performed by them no candidato lias a lead that THE END OF TTIE PRES- work done exclusively to be done Dy meir X cannot lw overcome ENT VOTE PERIOD. that portant yet by the mechanics In othor easily by Spicy board and of much greater signifi- helpers and to Yk any willing worker In Just a cance than decision In craits where the neeas oi me m few hours of real FLAVOR any the it. Under the national sincere effort. ASK HARDING past, even including the wage scale require A'otes nro the only thing that TO TAKE agreement car men were exclusive- count in adjustments. to crews. Un- this campaign, and it A STRONG STAND FOR Large economies are expected t3 ly assigned wrecking Is going to inko of thorn Kentucky Burlet der the new rules, wrecking crews plenty for result from revision of the classi- will be com- to win: better have a million PENDING TARIFF BILL good old tobacco taste which were miul-- exclusive of engineers, too fication rules, of car men, where sufficient many, and win tho priws more elastic, and hereafter will posed of your choice, than to lose The Associated Choice Macedonian men are available, but when need- (By Press.) ' for aroma permit members of certain crafts of class be taken out by a few thousand. Washington, Nov. 30. President spicy to do minor dono ed, men any may The Journal nro be jobs previously us additional members of wrecking Joe Moore, above, and his young gifts to Harding has been urged to take a by members of other crafts. Stat- awarded to, those who, cam strong stand In his address to con Ooldhn Virginia crews. nephew, Ray Murray, snapped iot life and isticians attached to the labor Another Important Changs af- the to those who show gress next week in behalf of pend sparkle board estimated that economies in al- during a lesson. . and ambition. fecting car men is that which energy, pep, ing tariff legislation. Confidence Broad operation, increased efficiency and common laborers to disman- Joe Moore, international lea Wishers won't anywhere was evidenced among many con Maryland lows gt for g larger output would approximate tle wooden freight cars hereafter. skating champion, believes that his in this campaign but the will- gresslonal leaders today that the J50,000,000 a year. Under the national agreement, only youthful nephew, Ray Murray, now ing workers will. Tills is truly power of the executive would be put ts a race "live Recognized. qualified carpenters were aiiowea 10, will some day be a champion, for wires.' behind the bill now In the senate Provision for tho representation to do this worn, auoui oo too. Uncle Joe is the WEDNESDAY NIGHT finance committee. grle-anc- es i" teaching boy 10 of minorities who may have of the country's freight cars are rudiments of AT O'CLOCK. The suggestion was said to have is another item ot per- the the racing game The important built of wood. The new rule this winter. present big "FIRST been made to Mr. Harding that he the new rules. Under the national getting J3.26 to recommended in the Interest of em- mits employes agreement, negotiation for $5.00 a day to do work previously speedy disposition of tho measure, ployes was placed almost wholly l.i rpouired to be dona by car men "BIG THREE" EXPERTS elimination or the American valua the hands of labor organizations, $5.84 a day. tion plan from the house bill and the result receiving P T SCALE MORE CANNOT AGREE ON THE with that the railroads New Typo of Apprentice. the writing of a tariff law on the and many Industrial and civic An nntlrelv new rule promulgat basis of the old method of Invoice declared that the agree- JAPS' NAVAL STRENGTH ed by the board, for the first time, prices. He was understood to have ment forced a closed union shop on new of apprentice been urged to ask congress then to .Non-unio- n creates a type the roads. men found it to be known as "special appren- PUZZLING (Continued from Page One.) Include a provision empowering the Impracticable to attempt to brine; tice." Previously there have been Til executive to apply the American before board In constituted a of their grievances the only two kinds of apprentices question policy, valuation basis of assessing duties and as tho rules worked out, union the skilled shop crafts, regular and not of fact. where, after surveys, it is shown officials handled the cases, taking apprentices. Regular ap- For the American delegation, added protection Is needed. Smart Brown their from the national helpers' the II FEVEH situation was described author- - precedent prentices are youths entering CUT the Another suggestion reported to ad Silver, agreement negotiations In which Hervice between the ages of 16 end Ittftively as an agreement o tha have been given Mr. was packet of IV em- ns to Harding t union officials acted for the 21 vpars and Bervlng four years experts points of difference. that the houss bill provisions re- ployes in up the agree-ane- nt appren- These include minor questions re- drawing and helper :t-- garding be stricken under federal control. apprenticeship, selec Russian Workmen Get So to of tices are those apprentices lating percentage completion out and a law described as "having Ljcoeir 62 Tobacco Co. "The principle of the open shop the ranks of the helpers. of shins under construction. teeth" be to Myers from select. Many Rubles a Month, enacted supplementary established by the new rules," a Special apprentices are to be whether battleships" over twenty the tariff. ptatement by board members said. uniincr men between me Free Car years old can bo included in esti- Some members of the j - i , n.t.M nnd-- Bread, Rides, republican Vwill In fact be more theoretical , " kavtt mates of of modern na- ages or is ana and strength senate finance committee declared han practical at the present time, a technical school education, Clothing and Shoes. vies and similar points. All of today that even with a call by the aince a large majority of the rail- thev will be required to serveonly these, in tho American view, ars president for more speed, there road shops are unionized and thi three years apprenticeship before (Br Th Amoriiilcd Press.) minor because they are questions could hardly be a tariff law before Existing unions are recognized bv becoming journeymen Moscow, Nov. 30 (by a Staff of fact. March. One declared it would be the board and transportation act Rules wnten requueu Correspondent of the Associated Point of Difference. May before the bill became a law. s representative of the major- standards of force and eaulpAjent Press). The Russian waea scale The major point of difference, ity." to be maintained for doing under present conditions is more however, the Japanese proposal to Rules Relaxed. of worK nave ...w.. - wmu & disregard under construction ALLEGED SLAYER IS Rigid utnrin un eum- - pu.ikk icvi luhh. ships "Most of the older . ji nmn discontinued, thus workman tells a different tale. in naval !s working in calculating strength, CAPTURED BY YOUTHS ules sanctioned by the experience inatlns the expense of maintain Apparently the standard wage viewed as a matter of policy and sfEif. ?t2 of years, are preserved in full ef- unnecessary men on the rolls. Oth- for an average workmen at the a suggestion that is not open to fect of more been changed to.all- present time is about 130,000 rubles debate so as United (By The Associated Press.) Many the rigid rule, er rules have far the States Colorado Nov. 30. however, were considerably relaxeti tho use of forces assigned to a month, which at the time of writ- Is concerned. Neither the Ameri- Springs, Colo., ow is to BO Frank Roberts, shot at White In favor of the roads, although the particular classes or worn ing rouehly equivalent can government nor the American recognized of the men are la no work of cents. That is the wage of a will consent, it was station. 30 miles east of here, short rights work, when there the people stated, noon Jied fully protected and the principle of class to be per- workman employed by govern- to scrap fifteen capital ships, av- ly after today, directly Collective their particular ment. But in addition there Is a after the shooting, it was learnea bargaining and unioa formed. eraging 50 per cent complete and said recognition is retained, as contem- of the rules are Mn'y great variety of perquisites, if he on which more than $330,000,000 here tonight. Emmett Geuls, the Many Much time gets them. to have done the shooting, was cap- plated by transportation." technical In character. has been paid out as the equivalent chase v The rules controversy dates back on the rules reKardin? "I am supposed to get a pound of four new to be tured by two youths after a was spent - of bread a day, also free car ridei Japan's ships In which Geuis ran until exhausted. to May 1, 1920, when tho railroad? electrical railroaas. wnicn ai p;- scrapped. from a few roads like between eight and ten in the mora On emerged government control. ent appiy only to . four and seven In the at every other possible basis of (Strenuous objections to the na- ing and calculation considered ex- Takliis Desperate Chances, become I am also to by the se- tional agreement were made In a h".P?nibut ihirhrwlll "f teraoon. supposed perts, Japan could show not evon It is true that many contract which as the elec- cot a clothing and shoe allowance, tho 60 cent vere colds and recover from them hearing began January 10, increasing importance 1 the orders these per ratio proposed for lemonstrationbtansiooav 1921. pro- but get for things or After several months of trification of the steam lines ex- her In the American plan. Appli- without taking any precaution the and find that tho supply is a knowledge of this testimony, rules were referred ceeds. one workman who is em- cation of the capital ship tonnage treatment, and back to tho hausted," it- fact leads others to take their Individual roads with Shop Crafts Involved. with the American relief measurement to fix the ratio instructions to negotiate such new The six crafts' employes ployed self, is a wide concession to chances instead of giving their shop administration explained to the Japan,' And rules as they could with their Involved are the carmen, sheet it is said. colds the needed attention. It Continues Tomorrow and to black- Associated Press correspondent. should be borne in mind that every Saturday replace the federal gov- metal workers, machinists, yes, I get some free the-at- c- Tabulations Gone Over. ernment rules. boilermakers and electri- "Oh, On the highest ratio could cold weakens the lungs, lowers the Numerous smiths, and concert tickets, too," he Japan the less able , rules were thug agreed cal workera They were represent- be allowed by the figures present- vitality, makes system Come in let us on Individual fol- added. to each succeeding at- today and demonstrate the upon roads, but on no ed at the rules by the to whether ed that include ships under con- withstand lL.i.X.k. X9S1 road was It hearings When pressed tell tho way for tho great Red Star Detroit Vapor Oil Stove. Let uujiia.1 ujafaegsBMaMtgaeama possible to draft an lowing organizations: Brotherhood was the entire amount of his struction, her ratio was about 69 tack and paves us show has won all official test entire new set. The rules of America, that cent and to more serious diseases. Can you af- you why it disagreed of Railway Carmen income, the man admitted that he per reach that eh? for cooking efficiency and economy. Let us JJpon were then sent beck to the Alliance of Amalga- would be permitted to Include tw ford to take such desperate chances International held two Jobs under the govern- Rem- show you why It burns 19 hours on labor board, and the rules promul- - mated Sheet Metal Workers, Inter- ment sometimes bread at old more than when Chamberlain's Cough one gal- today will such and got famous for its cures of bad lon of common coal oil. Let us show rated replace any national Association of Machinists. two places. He knew of men twenty years old, while the United edy, how It bakes you . not agreed upon by the roads Brotherhood of States would discard all colds may be had for a trifle? flaky baking powder biscuits in International who held three Jobs and managed ships over twelve minutes, how and their employes. In any case and on three gov- twenty years old. Various tabula- it broils lamb chops in Where a rule has Blacksmiths, Drop Forgers to keep themselves twelve minutes, how It will been agreed upon Helners. International Brother ernment That was the tions were gone over by the ex- Journal Want Ads bring results. bake angel food by the carrier and its payrolls. cake In forty-fiv- e minutes, how It will employes, hood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship only way it was possible to get perts and in every case Japan's ra- a roast tl.at rule governs, even though the of America, on. tio fell below 60 cent. To three and half pound chicken in labor board Builders and Helpers enough to live per mrt how seventy rule may be entirely and the International Brotherhood is very easy to hold this condition, the Japanese nut minutes, It does everything a city gas different. It apparently range will do and does It more econom- of Electrical Workers. All thesi a government position without giv- forward their suggestion that only Shield Glass-Lumb- er f. Klnstlc Classifications. afloat Wind ically. are affiliated with the American ing many hours to the service, and ships be counted in estimat- C. BAI.DKF. OK IXMBfCR CO. The majority of the changes ef- en- are held naval 1. the Federation of Labor and are consequently the positions ing strength, since In thai 42Z South First Street. fhone iOZ The All Year Round Stove fected by new rules is in the de- for the way alone, their classification of the be rolled In the railway employes' to a considerable extent estimate of 70 per The Red Star Is the all-ye- round stove. work to of of rations. Gov- cent could be attained. Ameri- performed by the various crafts. partment that organization. purpose getting Both People buy It in the summer time because without The national agreement, sup- ernment employes engage in all can and British experts balked at it is as to work as Almost exception these new of work. run this and a final cpol with a city gas or Classifications are made more elas- planted today by the rules, other sorts They recasting of the tab- electrlo stove, in the winter time It can be Under was entered into with the employen shops, sell their belongings in the ulations by the Japanese, present ! New Mexico Steel Co. Inc. made to W tic previous heat the kitchen and agreements the United States railroad ad- markets, deal in wood, drive cabs toaay, added nothing to the situa comfortably with the shop crafts, Including the by estate commissions. Bnllertnokrt nntf economically by allowing the oven door to national it ministration September 20, 1919. and take real tion. tlOO 8. Second fit. Tel. 1U47-- remain Scores agreement, has been the was Russians of and low de- Are open. of users in Albuquerque custom to define In detail the vari- From the first it strongly high a Jnps Silent. wear by It. ous of work to criticised by the railroad manage- gree have undoubtedly acquired Admiral Baron Kato. active lead types belonging each sense un- Five-Piec- era ft. ments and others because they con- great deal keener money er of the Japanese delegation, re- A e Set of "Mirro" ! it uneconomical der the bolshevlst regime and the fused to throw on The carriers have complained tended Imposed tak- any light what Aluminum methods of on the rail- avidity with which they are his group planned to do. In view Free that the national agreement set up operation indicates that they and In such minute detail the classifi- roads, limited the discretion and ing to trade of the authoritative stateme. t C. CARNES Today, Friday Saturday during th control of the and will be less thriftless than in old from the American H. Red Star demonstration we will glv away cation of duties that Work not re- management are delegations free to skill in greatly Increased the cost of oper- times. Children, particularly, that the 70 per cent ratio sugges- SPECIALIST IN OCULAR everyone purchasing a stove at this quiring specialized any craft be five-pie- Was to ation. Tho railroads also com- showing themselves, to sharp tion would not be it REFRACTION time a beautiful set. of the famous assigned exclusively a par- entertained, "Mirro" aluminum. ticular craft. For example work plained that they had no voice In traders. appeared likely that compromise 107 S. Fonrth. Phone 1057-- not requiring a mechanic's skill making tho national agreement offors from the Japanese were In Terms of was "wished THE BAHAI. Eay Payment y.as assigned to a skilled mechanic, which they 6clared LEADER OF order. We are offering during the demonstration thus making efficient and econo- on them" by the railroad adminis- terms main- MOVEMENT, ABDUL BAHA unusually attractive of payment. A mical operation Impossible, accord- tration. The employes have mall percentage down and the balance on to the railroads. tained that a very of the ing large part ABBAS, DIES IN SYRIA GLASS. PAINT, an easy budget plan will put th Red Star The rules effective today broaden national agreement had been put in your home the the scope of each craft's work. The into effect on various railroads, during demonstration. (By The Associated Press.) LUMBE R CEMENT. PLASTER. Bought on this plan It will soon pay for it- machinist working on running re prior to federal control, by the Baha with of London, Nov. 30. Abdul self its great economy. voluntary act the managements, of the liahai move- ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER COMPANY ONE OF THE FIVE MODELS and that it fairly con- Abbas, leader represented ment, died at Haifa, Syria, Mon- 428 NORTH FIRST STREET. current enlightened thought of the to carriers and as to work- day, according to a dispatch the Free to Asthma anc employes London Times. ing conditions and rules. Attend the Demonstration the New Lower Two Previous Decisions. as Abdul TodayRemember i Fe?er In two decisions the Abbas Effendl, known Hay Sufferers previous Baha, was born In Teheran, Persia, v board disposed of twenty-fou- r shop Letterheads i Prices Are In Effect Now! over- May 23, 1844. He was leader of With Special Holiday Designs Must craft rules mainly concerning the Bahal movement, which has Pre Trial of a Method That Anyone time pay. Today's decision practi- bp ordered SOON. See our Samples these as Its aim world religious unity. Folders Can Use Without Discomfort cally completes the rules for The Bahal belief is said to be that an excellent line. Orders for En- or Lots of Tim crafts, with the exception of a few is Blotters minor matters on which an agree- universal peace possible only graved Greeting Cards can be ? We have method for the control Aith-tn- of all of ment Is probable. These the board through harmony religions. nlaccd for only a few more days. and we want you to try It at our expene. has The Bahaists teach that all relig- Checks t4o matter whether your case li of long Hand- referred back to the roads and differ- or recent ia the ions are basically one; that IT'S ing development, whether it pres. employes for settlement by ences In , "IF HARDWARE WE HAVE IT" cnt as Hay Fever or chronic Asthma, you them. them have arisen through should send for a free trial of our method. corruptions of theology and dog- First nc( Phone 74 Ho matter in what climate you live, no matter mas. & Inc. Copper what your age or occupation, if you arc visited Albright Anderson, with aithma or WOUNDS RECEIVED IN He the United States in troubled hay fever, out 1912. He was the third of the lead- A Red method should relieve you promptly. GUNFIGHT ARE FATAL 208 West Gold Avenue Star for Christmas Appreciated 365 Days of the Year if We especially want to aend it to those ers of Bahalsm. For many years, apparently hopelesa caaea, where all forma of because of his teaching he was a inhalers, douches, opium preparations, fumes, (By The Amnrsnfrit l're. prisoner of the Turks and 'patent smokes," etc., have failed. We want Bisbee, Ariz., Nov. 30 Nick to show everyone at our expense, that our method is designed to end all difficult breath-In- rancher, died this morning all wheezing, and all those terrible irom wounus received yesterday TOO MCCH FOR THEM. raroxysmt. afternoon In a gun fight with J. P. "That's what I call killing two offer If too Important to neglect a Chapman, another rancher. The birds with one stone," said the ingle day. Write now and begin the methpd at once. Send no money. Simply mail coupon altercation took place In what is jeweler as the couple dropped dead telow. Do it Today you do sot even pay known as the West Huachuca on bearing the price of the dia- postage. country, forty miles west- of here. mond ring. Sun Dial. Chapman, a rancher in this Egg pioneer Fancy FREE TRIAL COUPON section, surrendered to a deputy To Cure a Cold In One Day FRONTIER ASTHMA CO., Room36S.G sheriff following the shooting. He Take Laxative BROMO QUININE $12.50 Niagara and Hudson 6ts., Buffalo, N. V. declared that he fired five shots at tablets. The genuine bears the sig- Send free trial of your method toi Farrell after Farrell had severely nature of E. W. Grove. (Be sure beaten B. Lewis, a cowboy, and you et rROMO.) 80c. then fired at Chapman. THE BEST IN THE SOUTHWEST THAT'S ALL. "The Land of th Lost," by AZTEC FUEL CO. 6TART A COURSE NOW In our DAT OR NIGHT SCHOOL Conrad Nagle has deserted the Courtney Riley Cooper, will be Too Will Bo Satisfied. Lasky lot, at leaBt. He next He has Phone 251 L. L...... , temporarily Harry Carey's story. JOE MILLER, Pre.. A. MAY, Manager. , .i: ,. E. L. HOSEING, Principal. is now Alice Lake's leading man. Just completed "Man to Man." December 1, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Pasre Three

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Impressive Memorial Serv- Is Believed to Have Lawyer , i.r' v fir,, Accompanied By Wife, New 2 ice to Be Carried Out; Overboard About 'v Leaped i Iff . t i Leader of S. A. Forces Public Is Invited to At- " tipe-.- Midnight Real V in me Saturday; i Arrives City; Roswell tend a4 )! , V Full, Ceremony. Motive Still a Secret. Regrets His Departure. local ,t Departed brothers of the 11. (1. " 0 1 1, .. S ' s Captain Guest, accompan- m m m m -- s m m m JUUKU Ul Tll, 1U1, Mill.In l,f Havana, Nov, 30. Lieutenant Ft , "H? s J'jiiva, iu. - v- - J ied by his wife, his bruther-in-ia- honored at a Colonel O. W. Whittlesey's ship- ' 4 , v ' appropriately special f ' , 4 W. II. Smith nnd by Mrs. Bmith. ( II service in the room of the mates of tho Toloa told now the 'J ' -- M1 1 'V 5 i";?',,;"!f ? a . lodgo 'v,1 "iJ - mrivod overland from Hoswell yes- 8 commander or tno famous "Lost S' VV. , v , tk i . ' club house at o'clock Sunday - Jf r l - V , v ' 1 . t i! terday morning and the lias 'III attalion" spent the last hours of j" t captain M evening. A of t. prosram consisting his before overboai d t ? already started his efforts for the in musical and im- life, leaping , V t Jv7 1 numbers several t o 1 l 7 TV local Salvation Army. Captain ia to still tho haunting voices of the f i -- .V pressive memorial features pa: it il ir! ij. Guest was Mil finely active in .Sa- be presented. 13 lvation Army work in lioswell and "We event ut while they recounted the V believe that the last words and actions of the fam- made a nuiabie record there. $ V be i will very beautiful," members ous to "I simply want tho people to use The Gift of the have stated. American soldier whose "Go raid Cozy foraWoman committee Hell," flung at a German officer, me," Captain Guest. "I'm "No effort will be to ' hero to work. 1 want them to tell M ' spared won him the applause of the world, - ' ,1 him make it the most Elks me what they want done. Ordin- i v -l impressive they came no nearer to revealing y j j- t memorial service ever held here. the real motive for the deed. arily, tho Salvation Army merely The ceremonies will take on ft is on tells a community to provide the Tills, it thought, must wait - A Warm new character owing to the fact revelation of the contents of nine nays and liie.n.s of meeting a dif- Dainty 1 and tneu diil'i- - that the Elks will be In their new letters left by him on his state- unity turn the building." room Grant. etiliy over to us; wo will solve it bunk, which Captain if Orchestral numbers are to be master of the Toloa, said ha would possible." rendered an orchestra of fif- in the malls. Captain Guest was busyi yester by place or- teen pieces. There will be vocal The httont story of the lawyei day getting; in touch with other numbers by Miss Grace Stortz disappearance Is that he leaped ganizations doing similar work. and A fea- Satur- Captain K. G. Giost and Prior to his departure from lios George Geake. special overboard about midnight Family Ho- - de- well, a big of Rosweil Bathrobe ture will be roll of tho first out from New meeting the call day, day tai'ians was held to him well. parted Elks. York, on tho voyage which none wish At 'Will editor of the lf--1 Following the usual custom, of his friends knew he had planned. 63 POUNDS AND it, Kouluson, XfA the full will be to For two hours after din- Hoswell News, declared that Cap ceremony open nearly FE COLL!IPSE tain Gue.xt had saved tho Hoswell The rose-color- charm of the Beacon the general public. ner Saturday evening, Colonel t 1 Bath Robeing war. IJlks S 1,000 yearly by the closi Whittlesey sat discussing the MORE WILL RACE - is to must A. a mer watch ho kept on individual char- hard describe, you feel its snug comfort CARLOAD OF COUPES Malnret, Porto Kican eases. chant, said his now acquaintance ity to really understand what a wonderful it would had none of tho of a man BETWEEN HALVES The following resolutions were gift AND SEDANS UNLOADED bearing OF CONFERENCE Hotarium with a heavy load on his mind. On passed by the Hoswell make. BY KORBER & CO. Colonel with reference to Captain Guest: f J. the contrary, he declared, A new feature has been announc- the spoke of the war with "In view of the fact that Whittlesey ed to take place between halves of of the Salvation Army 'Imness. before n headquarters A bath robe made from excellent J. Korber & Co., Dodge Prother.i, apparent Shortly the Hooligan-Yanniga- football 1 PEACE have deemed it to trans ; pretty this have unloaded the midnight, he said, the former offi- lOISII necessary r dealers, just game at the university Saturday. fer to other iields of that Se- cer he was about activity material would be a gift that could not go amiss. very latest and left, announcing It will consist be- Kit-har- Dodge Coupe to of a footrace good Itotarian, Captain dan, They are now on at retire. tween "Spike" Civerolla, weieht 63 clun Color display That was the last time any pas- Guest, the Hoswell notary combinations are: shaded tans and light blue, the salesrooms at 216 North Sec- pounds, nnd Howell Faw, weight Miracle Can Avert wants It to he known: i:i.OISJ0. ond street. new enclosed cars sengers were certain of having seen more. Only a o By The On somewhat A suit of leather 'First, That we don't approve old rose with shaded greys, brown and tan with have many new and Colonel Whittlesey. Monday B. V. D.'s will be awarded the win Break-Dow- n of aro improvements his absence, until then ascribed to a Nego the action of the Salvation Army, They showing knickers every- cardinal and old rose cream as to beauty, durability, etc., aro ner, It Is announced and the man and feel sure that it will have where, but it can scarcely bo sail green designs, and and sea sickness was remarked and a tiations and a Renewal of a classed with cars of nearly twitv; search revealed his bunk undis- asement is pullinp for Civerolla, ns mighty hard scratching to find yet that they are wearing then grey with red and black designs. their price. Steel disc wheels, on the leatner is high. Separate lanes will Both Sides man who can nvmitmn mo nirn everywhere. The time has como. United Cord a turbed and the letters lying bo ruled off on to Warfare, Say of here which however, for women to States Royal Tires, counterpane. the elnder track standard the Army make their Per Yard 75c walnut on Civerolla In under set Kotarian Guest, decisions knlc'ter-bock- er heating system, finish prevent getting The Aisihk luted Trcsa.) has been by concerning the windows w neath cannot seo (By is in- suits. The and doors, where Faw him London, Nov. 30 the Asso- and thnt Hoswell positively coming spring is NEGRO (by know- to be tho sei.-c-r. rattlers, blue and black baked on The Hooligans of the state uni ciated All jured by the change. The first official open Frogs and Cords enamel cream went into Press.) government the S Ovation is for knickers for women. Mer- finish with a stripe. IS LYNCHED BY MOB versity rlenrons tralnine business is way to the grav ledge that Army The body in much lower, square yesterday. All forms of athletics giving an independent body and can order chants are in the situation of a to match Set...... ,..,.,..,..,,....500 ity of the Irish question, liotn it has no love sick windows, upholstered in genuine were prohibited to the Hooligans ex- its men where pleases youth pulling daisy petals (IJy The Ansorlntod PrcM.) government nnd Irish circles on sentiment. are mohair velvet, and there are num- yesterday by Coach George White, mir'i-cl- o bearing this They saying, "They'll weir 'em, erous Ballinirer, Tex., Nov. 30. Mask- press tho fce'.imr that only a We express in' this way they won't wear 'em." other improvements. These and a rigid diet of camels and can avert of tlv; con- "Second, ears must be Reen to be ed men seized Robert Murtore, beechnuts on a foundation of cream collapse our appreciation to Kotarian Guest Meantime designers end manu- appreciat- negro, from the custody of ference, and renewal of warfare." has been to to ed. If you are unable to call at puffs and French pastry has been a for the help that he facturers continue make them. Sheriff Flint three miles from here It had been intended to hold us and collectively, and Hero is a new model made ot the the salesrooms, the salesman will prescribed. cabinet to consider personally tndnv and tying him to a post rid The are still council tonight to tho humane work in Hoswell. newest fabric on the marke. e. gladly bring the car to you and bullets. The Yannigans exerting German but this was record demonstrate. J. Korber & Co. dled ills body with fifty themselves violently every on reparations, It is more to leave such a The knickers aro made o'l night to the n - have also unloaded a load tour- netrro was charged with criminal the football field, and it is feared postponed permit special behind than to have hunt raii- the bloomer stylo nnd tho coat of on a white cabinet committee with a ing cars which are real black beau- assault girl that the unwonted exertion may do dealing been a financial general plain tailored model wi'h fiat, The Best Clothes Is Irish to ties. Adv. last nijrht. The girl's condition much to chances In the affairs assemble. To have so systematized and gov knotehed collar, pockets, shoestring injure their Lord due to town belt not considered serious. combat Saturday. They have form- liirkcnhend, speak erned the giving impulse in a and ion? lines. Note the sjft at a political meeting in Liverpool, iiiiu a(?o vecmires lust as much real hat to match. AVooIlen FRESH COT-LEG- E and hose and VIOLETS TODAY. COT- - ed a training table, however, was to in He FTtKSIT VTOLFTS TODAY. cream soda con- obliged stay London. ability as to have done those other walking oxfords complete tho INN. PATS, SWEETS, gnllons of ice are sent a mei'sarro of ex are DANCING. 211. LIC.K INN. KTS. SWEETS, sumed at menl. Beefsteak apology, fine things. knlcker costume. PHOXE DANCING. riTONE 211. every plaining that his absence was ow Thlrrl That wo wish uotarl.in and all other Injurious luxuries to ' lives have been banned. ing grave public afiairs, Guest nnd bis Rntaryann long FAMED A spokesman of the sinn feln of continued usefulness and happi- PAINTING DRAWS The management Is contemplat- declared was no inten- and bleachers to ac- that there ness in tho service of others, LARGE AND BEST WAY TO ing building extra tion of the sinn feln to its at- to that we will IMPRESSED Tailor Made REM rccord-breakin- e alter want them know commodate the titude towards either the of them forever. If some day OVER crowd which Is expected, and will unity love wl THRONGS; in which Ireland or nllogiance to tho crown. thev can come back home they 4,000 provide paper napkins Hepresenta-Mve- s of the sinn feln hand in Hoswell find every "The Man ot valu-- 1 spectators may park their gum denied the statement of a London out to them, and Kotar- Galilee," the mam when the becomes highly ex- stretched able painting which is ex- - im game him being paper that the sinn fein had con- ian Guest's place waiting for YourXmasSuif citing. Doctors will also be on hand to club." hlbited at Strong Brothers' build-- 1 care of who swal- sented agree to a plan whereby in tho Hotnry hns drawn "Run Down?' Become Be- to take persons, Ulster could Contract with an ing, great crowds since Many People Discouraged low their spearmint. - its Installation. cause Follow Course conflict will be the parliament, retaining her saw 1,500 view Should be from the They Wrong Saturday's existenco or unless she Tuesday people shop ,v i .ha rights until MEXICAN CITIZEN the picture, up to 3:30 o'clock in i hn onTTerander changed her mind; to form an al-i"- lr' the afternoon. Then the count of Meyer & Meyer. Here There Is only one way to revive blood rich with iron and vltamines ,ni?,111 fv .f:! loslance "which ought to be satis- - TAKE! TO EL PA?0 lost endurance. No! It courses was lost. On Wednesday 2.000 we satis- strength and through the veins carry one is to a ''V into to guarantee you matter what you may think or be- to ore. No able give good 19 n0ntarrlvrinii,hfnrmlr!iS;C" F0RDEP0RTATI0TJ people passed the building ing nourishment build tissue for the continuance of the! spend silent moments before the faction. No lieve about this, it is true. vitalize nerves, strengthen muscles oVviV Vveont to the iPPintment of a boundary garment Do is ,T. United States immi great painting. you know what necessary and quicken the brain. PAn TmprormenUn th"!commi'''" to delimit the presenr F. Ilarn, "In all leaves our until for a robust body, endur- The tc it inspector, will leave tn'.s of this great crowd," said shop you strength quickest known method of onuc? of thS7sToeoe noted' gration O, "there has not ance and a wide awake ap- the stomach intestines - morning for El Paso with Jose Harry Strong, are satisfied. cheery getting and tho i..t ntr rub- the Mexico for been ono unfavorable comment pearance? Let's see. In to Is "in 1 a citizen of shape do this bv taking n b"er Ub" c "etween tho north an Guerrero, - ' must hare footballs used, denortntlon. Guerrero was nrrest- about the picture. I have seen peo- First, you strong combination of Nature's own prod as on for-- 1 a mo' satisfactory nerves, firm of one stuffed with rags f60"1"'1$!"?' ed Sheriff Charles ple actually emotionally moved by The latest fabrics healthy and tissue, ucts neros, roots and barks by Deputy it. and blood rich nnd vitm-i- . mer ucuuxiumb. u- - on 6. Busy merchants have loft their with iron which has In suirtresf inn tbnt Bangliart November t'-- your druggist the - -khnIIi . to the market has to a -- to which occupations see picture four styles and keen active brain. Second, form of Garren's j ine Bovernment will a new According tho story must Tonic, put up propose he has or five times each." offer, and at the lowest you get plenty of fresh air ready to use. Then, as your strength jjrnenio io Lister, sum rein dele-pat- Guerrero told Mr. ITarn. and sunshine. And to not been In this country for aho"t two All of which surely Indicates that third, your begins return you can get the SCOUT NOTES say they are concerned aro able to ap- prices consistent with stomach, liver, kidneys and intes- beneficial action of fresh air and with it and refused to share tho years, spending most of his time. In Albuquerque peonlo service. tines must act and frovernment's Chlcasrn, Nebraska preciate extraordinary art, and the good freely fully. sunshine, becauso you won't be Scouts. responsibility for it. the penitentiary of the Then it is true that the only way "too tired" to get out and in a few By the There was another session this eve- and cities (n the east. experiment bringing picture to of was hns not'fal'ed. Mr. Strong paid last enjoy robust health, strength days the transformation will be ning the British delegates hut He arrested by Chirls be and endurance Is to stom- was re- .on one of the roadi night that the painting would Suits and Overcoats get your complete. You will be robust, nothing forthcoming as a Banehart for two more weeks. ach into shape so that the gastric healthy nnd filled with vitality. Troop Three. sult of It. north of town, after alarmed resi- kept juices can digest the food you eat Garren's Tonic is sold in Albu- - TTelln Remits! "Whatever tho result, Mr. Lloyd dents of tho community had tele- Made to Fit Your Person and take the iron and vitamlnes Alvarado Huh? Well, if you had been at'ocorge will go to Washington," phoned for an officer. When ar- querque by Fharmacy one DEATHS AND FUNERALS from it to be assimilated into the leading dealers tn every our regular meeting last Friday, official said. rested he was carrying a complete yourandI whole blood by the intestines. With your city Adv. you would say that to the it was stated at' sinn feln head- camping outfit, a .44 caliber Win- word. quarters that such a move bv the chester rlflo nnd a .38 caliber re- MARTIN Funeral services for We did not have any business premier would not be viewed with volver, with a belt full of ammuni- Sylvester I). Martin, who died here to discuss as our scoutmaster patience or without suspicion, for tion for both weapons. Ills pecul- Monday morning, will be held at to could not come, so our senior the reason that if iar actions had persons 2:30 o'clock afternoon $27.50 $50.00 frightened Thursday scout taught us some knots. We support was weakened in conse-starte- d whom ho met, and It is believed from French's chapel. Rev. F. E. as per schedule (or what-;nuen- of tho premier's visit, the thnt ho may not be wholly sane. McGulre will conduct the services. ever it Is) at 7:30 sharp. Some sinn feln might be forced to mod-o- f Ho entered the United States In Tho following will act as pallbear- us were mighty smart and ify its domend, on which it feels 1919 at a point near Eau'o Pass, ers: C. P. Erickson, Harry Jeanette, SPECIAL BARGAINS learned several different Knots, now in a position to persist. Tex., without a passport. It Is not Hoy Carrington, Andy Anderson, Gee, but It's fun. The Impossibility of maintaining probablo that ho could havo Williamson and Louis Clifford. Some more Kwlz. the truce long after the breakdown a passport at that time, since Hurial will be in Fairvlew Some Boys. of the conference Is realized. The passports are not granted to per- Ladies' Trimmed Hats "Some boys will be glad view expressed by sinn feiners is sons likely to become a public To have what they had, that there would be no formal de- chnrge, MAHONET Miss Mary Ma- - But what they have got, nunciation of the truce, but it honey, 3j, died at a local hospital Each They will use it not." would "quickly decay." It is TImi Ladles' Alii society of the early Wednesday morning. Her $1.00 A Scout pointed out that such provocative rnurrn will bold tln-t- r brother, John Mnhoney. was with "A scout will be cheerful all day acts on both sides havo been oc- Christmas market on I'rlday nnd her. Thsir homo is in Hardin, long. curring recently in Ireland, would Saturday, December 2 and It, at the Mont. The funeral will be from "Except when he does something probably be regarded as definite Pnlnco drug Btorc, 210 West Con tho Immaculate Conception church Children's Trimmed Ifiafs morally wrong." breaches of the truces and cause its trnl. this morning nt 10 o'clock, Kev. Boys, ever think of being a speedy collapse, if it were not for Father Mandalarl officiating. In- scout? Well go to a bookstore tho fact that the conference still If the day breaks before you get terment will be In Calvary ceme- Each and get a scout handbook. You has being. up you should not expect to find tery. Strong Brothers are In charge. $1.00 know the rest. the whole day before you. Watch for next week. Its "Eagle SPIRITS DESCEND GAHCIA Sablno Garcia, 28, died at a local hospital early Wed- M Patrol" week. r. Man Thanks, so long! TO ETERNAL REST nesday morning. lie was an em- High Grade Tarns TED MAGEE, Scribe. ploye of the railroad at Winslow, 1 Bad news was received yester- Ariz. Tho body will be shipped Stiff? Sore? where resides. Majestic Regular or day by Juan Brady, deputy United A lame a muscle or a ptiff there, his family g?I TRADE -- MARK SELECTED back, lore Brothers are in Each $1.00 States marshal. Official authori- often ia considered too Strong charge. zation for tho destruction of a joint lightly by the sufferer. It should be remembered Per-fect- o Announcement Is made by tho quantity of assorted liquor and PEREA The funeral of Combination that rheumatic stiff-nes- t, board of directors of the Albuquer stills was found in the morning's backache, paina, Perea, who died Inst Tuesday Range que Dairy association mall, and the services will opon to- soreness, sallow skin end puffiness morning, will be held this morning Brooms - 8 )ua!ify of the selection of a trade-mar- k, ioi- morrow with a for under the eyea arc symptoms of kidney-en- d from the family residence at A FINE GIFT FOR THE WIFE e prayer the lowing a several weeks city-win- spirits. bladder trouble and these o'clock. Burial will be at Santa a' to bo certainly Barbara cemetery, Crollott will contest for suitable design Among other varieties of liquor should not be neglected. Each 49c placed upon all their products, to bo destroyed are named tequila, have charge. and for which a cash prize of fif- Canadian Club whiskey Corn teen dollars was offered. whiskey and wine. The booze ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. - ! In Probato Court of Bernalillo The emblem chosen was selected will be ' poured down th-- the from an assortment of several sink in the and the kidneys eliminate from the County, New Mexico. Soys' Pants marshal's office, help In of Louis hundred and was submitted by C. Mr. Brady states that he Is the waste and acidc the Matter of the Estate clrcula-devic- e going system poisonous B. . consists of after-ward'- s Candelaria, deceased. Beyer It a down to the soda fountain that cause these aches The;-ac- t circle end pains. Notice is hereby ghen that the the outer containing for a bromo seltzer, Just for and to Pair $1.00 the slogan "Pure as the Sunshine" old times' sake. promptly effectively restore undersigned was, on the 17th day PRICE and the Inner the letters A. D. A. weak, overworked or diseased kidneyt of November, 1921, duly appointed I worked into a monogram As soon end bladder to healthy, normal Administratrix of the estate of as the proper cuts can be secured 1 . i Louis Candelaria, deceased, by the trade-mar- nri rr Court of Bernalillo Ladies' Sleeve Gowns the new k will appear I II J. E. 400 50th Probate County, Long ineaters Simmons. E. St., Portland, On.. and as such Ad- $140.00 upon all Albuquerque Dairy prod- today writes: "I wis troubled with backache, an: having qualified ucts, etc. trouble. I tried Foley Kidney Pills an. ministratrix, all. persons having containers, wrappers, urinary de- rill that 1 recommend them to anv-sn- claims against the estate of said Other in Each ALBUQUERQUE DAIRY "B" Theater "The Lost Ro- asy highly styles $1.00 ASSOCIATION. troubled in that way, as thoy art excellent." cedent are hereby notified and re- mance," the great William De Sold quired to present the same to the proportion Mille with an all-st- everywhere. production undersigned in the manner , and CIIAKGE DISMISSED. cast, Is being today for law. 30. The repeated within the time prescribed by Large Framed Pictures Nogales, Ariz., Nov. the last time today; also repeating DOLORES Q. de CAXDELAKIA. charge of manslaughter against the "Travelogue" pictures by In con- Administratrix. Samuel Bat, who was held Burton Holmes, and the "Cur- Dated November 18th, 1921. Each nection with the fatal shooting of rent Events" pictures. Certain foods, those brother-in-la- $1.00 his Stratton Smith, Lyric Theater Constance e, here last summer. was dismissed in the beautiful film star, rich in vitamins, the Santa Cruz county superior is at the Lyric today for the last are more useful We will free court here today. The charge was time, in "Wedding Bells;" also give absolutely with every Majestic dismissed, it was announced, be- the than others. sold up until Christmas a set saw repeating "Standing Tat," FOR SALE $12.00 of cooking cause all of the witnesses who two-pa- rt Gayety comedy. ware FREE. the shooting have moved to Mex- Pastime Theater William Fox 100 WATER MOTOR ico. Smith was shot' yards presents the popular Dustin Far-nu- Scott's Emulsion from the international boundary. as the star in "The Devil Inquire O t) It N A I ) WHITNEY HARDWARE CO. RED, WHITE AND BLUE FRONT Within;" also presenting the is with FTICE ' . Attend the Red Star Oil Sunshine comedy, . "Who'B .Who." replete those Phone 299. 321 West Central Ave. Stove demonstration at i elements that determine SOLE AGENTS Attend Oil CAN- Raabe & the Red Star and NEW MFXICO'S FINEST Mauger's today. Stove demonstration at growth strength. DY 8TOKK. EATS. SWEETS, THE GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE tO-- COLLEGE Want Ada results. Raabe & ScottftBownt,B1oom6rlrl.N.J. DANCING.' INN, Journal bring Mauger's today. I'ilONE 211. . December 1, 1921. Page Ff ur ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SUTCH. to serve four The others MISS0URIAN BREAKS CALLS OFF years. 4 AVIATORS KILLED CONCILIATION MOVE Chicago, Nov. 80. Pal Moore, will serve two years. Thereafter IN are to elected as CANADA'S WHEAT HE TRIED TAHLAG IN PLANE COLLISION HOPED F0R IN CHINA WORLD'S RECORD bantamweight boxer, today called ELEPHANT BUTTE the directors be off his match with Pal Tremaine, their terms expire for four years, BOWLING TOURNAMENT on board. Tho AMorlnlrd scheduled for Memphis, Tenn., thus establishing a rotating Lawton, Okla., Nov. 80. Four (By Vnn.) December 8. bout was called of district is of Nov. 28 the Asso- The The business the army aviators, two officers and two Peking, (by (By Tho Amoolofed Fran.) off Moore announced, because of such a nature that it would be un- HONOR IS LOST TWICE GOOD were killed when ciated Presa). A movement for Nov. SO. G. ELECTION TO BE WITH privates, today China is Des Moines, la., his championship match witn. wise to have an entirely unexperi- the two In which they conciliation toward south Falkenhach of St. Mo., Decem- enced at time. This airplanes as the result of a con- Joseph, Johnny Buff at Milwaukee, board any were practicing combat duty, col- hoped fjr rolled 726 In the singles of the ber 17. change will also prevent radical or ference of all the northern military lided at an altitude of 2,000 feet, at Middlewest Bowling association's drastic changes of policy without TO S. GROWER and crashed down a half mile east elements which has just closed tournament here today, breaking HELD Oil DEC. ample ana lair consmerauon. 0. RESULTS. HE SAYS Okla. Pao Tlngfu. Reports are that this established on Mrs. M. loan flllmtnlfl of Post Field, Fort Bill, the world's record Laura Hoyt Recommends r tha RflmA The dead are Loomls, conference, which was originally November 20 G. Becker ot Mil- Chamberlain's Tablets. In the Captain fac- by tration has been responsible Lieutenant A. T. Lanfall and Pri- called to unite the northern waukee. Becker's score was 725. "I have frequently used Cham- last tour years lor many revolu- and B. A. Smith. tions and cause them to sink their started out by the (pedal romapondrorc to The Journal.) Montana Man's Grain Tests "I have tried Tanlac twice now, vates Tuhbard a Falkenbach berlain's Tablets, during past Nov. 0. Two tionary and changes. as has done work both As struck the differences for huge campaign 236 in his first set. three and I have found them Las Crucee, N. M., tvia Vina hAAn created nnd and it the the airplanes closed In an at- smashing pins yearsv bi- riitrft Pounds to Bush- I don't to recom- earth, their gasoline tanks ex- against the south, His second counted 225 and the splendid for headache and bilious contests are announced at the on a sound basis, effectually 63.6 the times, hesitate favorable to and of put mend it," declared Olaf E. Fors-bur- g, enveloping the wreckage mosphere unity final 265. attacks. I am only too pleased, at ennial election the Elephant tne puonc owneramp el He is Crowned ploded, howler Butte Irrigation district, called for estaolisning and of 734 Merchant St.. Los An- In flames. Ambulance attendants peace. Falkenbach was the only any time, to speak a word In praise and distribution water backed by unable to reach the bodies to get in the first ten standings In of them." write Mrs. Laura M. December , when nine directors, ot tne an accom- King at Chicago Show. geles, Cal. wire event as many districts, are the power siaie "Two years ago," he continued, until after they had been charred CORPORATION INSOLVENT. either the singles or doubles Hoyt, Rockport, N. Y. representing of a magnitude as yet Nov. 80. Wll-ls- made chosen. Albert S. J. plishment. "my health Just seemed to break bevond recognition. New York, The today. Other bowlers only ( to be Eylar but little, realized. (By The Amuclated I'tnl.) for which federal mediocre scores. retired In favor of V. J. Rlgney Nov. 80.' America down all at once. My appetite According to officers, the two rnrnnrntlon. has That novt fnnr venrs will tirobablv Chicago, I were last Sat MOST EVERYBODY DROPS in the Chamberlno district, and B. wheat went back on me and the little michines had been in the air for receivers appointed TXTO I Y1T? J gee as many, but not Of such radi wrested the champlomship to in is insolvent ana in Tm mi l T.l TW In favor of Georne did eat soured and caused a gnaw- some time when they attempted urday Toledo, HOME-MAD- E B. Romlff retires cal and administrative nature. from Canada tonight when George ac- Little Richard Hedrick, one of PIFS AND SAND- Benvle In the Hatch-Rinco- n dis- leal ing pain in the pit of my stomach. execute a difficult maneuver. As debt more than J12.000.000, have The changes will be more In the so each other to an petition the most popular child screen ac- WICHES. EATS, SWECTS, trict. Competing candidates and extended crowned 1921 wheat king at the I went down hill rapidly and got they swooped toward cording involuntary Louis B. COLLEGE Berlno-An-thon- y nature of Improved work. met both air-plm- In filed In the United tors. Is to be starred by DANCING. INN, been nominated in the water increased economies international grain and hay show, weak I could hardly keep at their wings and bankruptcy PHONE 211. Miguel-L- a Mesa dis- service, nrhUVi Ann in hriaAl wna "I decided to and by fell in a States court here today. Mayer. and San and refinement of methods and t, tm try Tanlnc, helpless tangle. trict. The nominations as fileri and awarded by the Chicago board of the time I finished my third bottle by the board are as fol- - prartlce. trane. I was a well man and feelins as approved In addition to the routine func- ever . . water service are a Kraft takes the title from J. C. fine as I did. I gained thirty uarneiu-Ane- tions of there was Division No. 1 prob-tnni- c pounds in weiKht and strong number of large development work. I F. Elliot. rtmintr nn nmnn? which had held it for two years. Mitchell enotiprh to tackle any kind of 2 Hatch-Rinco- fhaf o was two and I Division No. is of the financial Was runner UJi una year, xirun "This years ago, Benvle. the adjustment wheat tested 63.6 pounds to the enjoyed the beat of health up to Qeorge relations between tnis project ana Btom-ac- h Division No. I Dona Ana, Jqe stated in reeard to the bushel and Mitchell's wheat tested about three months ago. My th TTnit,i 64.7 the smaller kernels affected a cold and I delivery of water to Mexico. This pounds, got by IDAY and SATURDAY 4 Los H. care to eat much and felt Division No. Cruces, is time or tne giving greater weight. didn't of the district. engaging the presi- The wheat was stuffed-u- p tho time. H. Brook, president almost exclu-a4..ai- v winning grown drowsy and all 6 Jle-illl- a dent of the district In Hi. nf Afontana and I Division No. Mesllla and anri la Anhtact of ereater r:llnrin vnllpv Tanlac fixed me up again Park, P. W. Barker. from part of a prize sample grown feel as fit as ever. I can eat any- VALUES Berino-Anthon- and complexity than the Division No. 6 magnitude vy weeger wneeier oi inaaa.. thing I ever could, In fact, I can average farmer realizes, ai hub Inhti W T.iirna. Pflvlpv. Altfl... to come. WE OFFER CHOICE OF OUR T. I. McKamy, S. G. Kilgore. district hna a eood hardly wait for mealtime Miguel-L- a tho fight is holder of cham- - and Division No. 7 San h, much more again the grand I have picked up ten pounds Lee Harlan. ing chance to get a ouia BweepaiuKea. ihm nsk to feel better." Mesa, D. E. Rodriguez, and Just settlement out ot pionsmp couldn't any UP TO Division No. 8 Chambcrino, F. equitable new variety is called "Victory," Tanlac la sold in Albuquerque by the United States. The oats weighed 46.4 pounds to the Alvarado Pharmacy and all J, Rigney. nonVnra oav thnt in twft or three the bushel. Division No. La Union, J. E. should be other leading druggists everywhere. years the bond market J. W. Workman of Maxwell, ill., Adv. SUnS Jlelnburg. DRESSES, even in such condition that tne power at won the grand championship corn Directors elected from the .v. iriArtVinnf TOtittA dam can be de timbered divisions this year are sweepstakes. IN veloped at enormous direct and In The international livestock jux-- PLANTING TREES " direct benefit to tne project, j.no nn.lHnn n nnnnnrnri vlnnprfl of the HONOR OF financial situation is the only real cups and ribbons offered by the COATS Tlven and .j!?!...!.. of ihi timp. the InutitnHrtn nt AmttHnan Mnt Park MEN, IS CRUCES' PLAN delay is working all the time to ers for the "best bred" carloads of more attrac- were awaraea to Journal. I make the proposition livestock, frizes (Sperlnl Correspondence to Tho VALUES UP TO $49.00 YOUR CHOICE DURING THIS DUE tive at the start as the demand for 33 breeders. They Include: Beet N. M., Nov. lant Las Cruces, power, upon which the success of r.ntt1a fi h nrt hnrnst. a Tree In Honor of Every the first few years depends, Is farms, Grain Valley, Mo., first end in Las Cruces" Is THREE-DA- Y SALE ONLY Imboden Man Stops Hair Coming Out; growing rapidly. second; Herefords, John the slogan of a committee of seven The to make a national and Sons, Decatur, 111., first; C. D. proposal sec appointed by C. F. Knight, presi- out of the Elephant Butte Casement. Manhattan, Kans., of chamber of commerce, Thickens, Beautifies. park Mes-cale- dent the lake In conjunction with the ond. to work out plans to beautify the Indian reservation is one of SheeD: Hampshlres, McGregor Cruces. F No Charges No Approval to residential streets in Las extreme value and importance Land and Livestock, Hooper, The committee consists of Cap. the water users. The plan would Wash,, first and second. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. No C. O. D. No Deliveriet benefit to the Swine: Ifnrkshires. Iowa Farms, Charles Hill, be of incalculable Duck, L. E. Freudenthal, Mrs. Her- 0 Davenport, la., second. and project. Girls' clubs: Short- bert W. Yeo, A. F. Barncastle No Refund. Boys and Samuel Bean. Mr. Duck, who is horns, Josephine Garden, Wapel- assisted in R lo, Jennie B. chairman, materially OWNERS OF THEATER la.; Hampshlres, Clean-u- p here a suc Turner, Dewitt, la. making day This is to be a sale which can't affordto miss. Come in and look at thr.--. HELD WITHOUT BAIL Fullv a third of the Clydesdale cess. you men e. horses entered today were from Four hundred and forty won't be Our newest are included in this I: owneu went out from Las Cruces during you disappointed. garments (By The AinoelatwJ Prraa.) Canada, and W. U. Donaiu, did 30. C. of Bask., the world war. Some ot them fur silk or a Canton siil: ";"33s, New York, Nov. Sylvester by E. Weaver ltegina, memories 0 you want a classy coat, trimmed, lined, crepe Rosenthal and Samuel Moskowltz, was named senior champion stal not come back. Their are to be by metal with latest steel beads; an all wool tricotine Crzzs owners and contractors of the lion. ... , perpetuated elaborately embroidered, In A. of Basuaon tags on stately trees. Planting of -. American theater Brooklyn, J. Morrison, ram, in suit in all wool velour, tricotine or Normandy, we can which burying Reading, England, broke into the trees is to begin early February. N' or a stylish please y- collapsed yesterday, nnn is all tho trees nearly BO workmen, today were or- uinnintra wtin of his Hamp It expected that Some of them are fur trimmed, all are silk lined. Long tailored coats and dered held without bail when they shire sheep won the blue ribbon' will be planted at the same time. lc;' on of man- ewe lanms. Arrangements are being made to L effects. You will find these at 518 West Central. We give what wc were arraigned charges for town you slaughter. The Duke of Sutheriana won an have them watered from tho Later, however, Supreme Court award with a sample of alfalfa system without cost to the proper- promise and advertise. buys a bottle of "Dan-Berin- Justice Kelby granted a writ of from his ranch at Brooks, Alberta, ty owner. . at store. After habeas corpus and the pair were at Ih. nnd hav sllOW. and The plan to plant trees to be any drug for his sam was ene application you can not find a released on $15,000 ball each. also captured a prize named after SEE THESE VALUES, YOU WILL APPRECIATE THEM re- nara rea wucm, u.a to the attention of the particle of dandruff or a falling Search of the ruins continued, ple of spring brought every hair ehowe sulting In discovery of the seventh did the duchess of Sutherland. chamber of commerce by Capt. fair. Beside, awaras met en- in the House is Reduced for this THREE DAY SALE. new life, rigor, brightness, more body. Eighteen injured are In Among leading loaay Hill and with enthusiastic Everything and abundance. were: dorsement of all the directors. Color stallion, four year oia ana over Re-gi- it Wee Donald, C. A. Weaver, Sick, unthrifty farm animals and Sask; First Principle, Mani- poultry bring no profits. There's a toba Department of Agriculture. remedy for every disease of ani- breeding ADBruirnsu mals and poultry in the Interna- tie. Junior yearling heifer Pride tional line of Stock and 25 KAMI'S GROCERY BULLETIN Poultry Protest sixtn, Jsciier u Preparations. Sold by Valo Bros., I T. 307 North First street. Junior heifer calf Pride Protest ecialfy Shop Ninth, Escher and Kyan, jrwin, ju. ahnan. ram. one year u.mnahipa A A A A A A A A A REMEMBER and under two, entry oi mio. Min TTTTTTTTTTT".. The Last Store on Main Street The Store That Sells For Less nie Miller, wenueii, jaano. vnm iamb, under one year, en- - A Z You'll Do Better at I . m Minnlo Miller. Ewe Stubborn Cough Always or Loosens one year and under two, entry Right Up Mrs. Minnie jviiner. Champion ewe, entry of Mrs. dor Kaally "J" Minnie Miller. . (or quirk mnlta. er and made. T Southdown sheep, ewe xamo, un-- cbeaply one year, entry of Iowa State college. I Champion ewe, entry of Iowa Ilere is a home-mad- e syrup which KAHN'S millions of have found to be State college. people SELF-SERVIK- G GROCETERIA the most dependable means of break-Inj- ; READY un stubborn coughs. It is cheap EVERYTHING and simple, but very prompt in ac- 109 North First Street Opposite the Y. M. C. A. FOR PARK MEETING tion. Under its healing, soothing Phone 353 chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens, breathinc becomes easier. (gpeelal Correspondence to Tbe Jonnml.) In throat and N. M., Nov. SO. Ev- tiekiinpj stops you pet Las Cruces, a good night's restful sleep. The i in readiness for the colds are con- LEMONS! LEMONS! LEMONS! erything Cru- usual throat and chest OK mas convention In the Las in 24 honrs or Ipbs. . . 1 when quered by it Each Dozen ,v:. AO ces armory next Saturday, Nothing better for bronchitis, hoarse- the Southwestern All-Ye- ar Nation-n- l ness, croup, throat tickle, bronchial Syrup, Log Cabin Brand, large cans ...$1.15 will come into sizo Park association asthma or winter coughs. Syrup, Log Cabin Brand, medium cans.... 59c being. Several hundred delegates To make this splendid cough syrup, Cabin small 32c are from Texas, Arizona., pour 2V ounces of l'inex into a pint m vi 35 .ry ' r vuz Syrup, Log Brand, cans..,.. expected Kan-an- a Xr New Mexico, Oklahoma and Dottle and lill the bottle with plain Tuna Fish, J. S. B. Brand, can...,., k. .25c and shake ATM V granulated sugar syrup -- Frank T. French, chairman of thoroughly. If you prefer use clari- Jrl. SUGAR, Always - M ftA the local organization committee, fied molasses, honey, or corn syrup, 1Jt 16 Pounds for ... towns in instead of eugar syrup. Either way, PUU says that cities and k -- 11 m III and Texas alone will send you get a full pint a family supply Royal Gorge Pitted Cherries, can...... 30c of much better cough syrup than more than 200 delegates. e 2-l- b. could ready-mad- for three i. sV each can 36c Thn convention will be called to buy jVai, .Pure Lard, ,t.z. ?ou the money. b. of Keeps perfectly Pure each can...... 84c order by Judge W. A, Hawkins love its taste. Lard, chairman or tne or- and children pleasant Pure Lard, each 10-l- b can ,U1.$1.64 Alamogordo, l'inex is a special and highly con- ganization committee. Senator H. centrated erf Nor- & G. 16 ..j.,.. will deliver compound genuine Soap, P. Naptha, bars for... $1.00 B. Holt of Las Cruces way pine extract, known the world 16 bars for the address of welcome and pre over for its prompt healing effect Soap, Sodate, ....$1.00 M. C. of C. 16 sent Governor Mecnem upon the membranes. Soap, P. Naptha, bars for. ..$1.00 New Mexico as chairman. Dr. A. To avoid disappointment ask your : ..aj, Give Soap, Pearl White, 25 bars for. .$1.00 D. Crile of Roswell, will read the druggist for ounces of Pi'nex" Puma Hand Soap, each resolution to establish and locate with full directions, and don't accept Soap, bar..,....,!.;. ,.i....5c the new public playground In anything else. Guaranteed to give Scmefhirio southern New Mexico, taking In absolute satisfactii or money the Mescalero Indian reservation promptly refunded, 'he, Pinex Co., and Elephant Butte lake and dam. Ft. Wayne, Ini Elecncsir Because It's "Rich and Mellow" Afterward the various officers and committees will be elected and ap- pointed. LEGAL NOTICE This We Sell Senator Holt, head of the recep- tion committee, will be assisted by REPUBLICATION. twenty local iromInent business Department ot the Interior, V. 8. Land Christmas CHOCOLATE CREAM COFFEE and professional men. R. P. Porter orNee at Santa Fe, N, M., November will have with him a similar num 1921. of Notice la hereby given that Julian Gar- 1 ber as members the entertain- ment committee. The ladles of the cia, of Barton, N. M., who, on December The Grade Macaroni IS, 19H, mad Homestead entry, No. Highest Methodist church will serve a 025!28, for BBlii NWj, W WH Egg Noodles, Spaghetti and chicken pie dinner. This will be KE4, and KVk 6W'i. Section 13, Town- & followed by a smoker at the Cham- ship t N., Range I B.. N, M. P. Meridian, Skinner's other Macaroni Product haa filed notice of Intention to make ber of Commerce rooms. three-yea- r proof, to establish claim tn the land above described, before the V. WOOD-FORBE- S REPORT 8. CommlMloner. at Albuquerque. N. M.. on the 19th day of December, 1921. Our Christmas stock Is. complete and we would advise to shep early and get the first choice IS UNSATISFACTORY Claimant names aa witnesses: will-la- McOulnnesa, ot N. M. ; Jesus " ' v TIJeras, in electrical. ' . ' FILIPINOS ASSERT Maria Garcia, of Barton, N. M. : Dement- - everything FREE CREDITS COUPON ro MoQulnneaa, of TIJeras, N. M. i Solum Chaves, of Morlarty, N. M. (By Tbe Anoclatod Frets.) A. M. BERGERH. Herlster. Good for 100 Nov. 80. Recom- Credits in Washington, NOTICE. The Journal mendations embodied In the Wood-Forb- es THE UNIVERSAL GOODS. Albuquerque report on the Philippines last Will and Testament of Joseph has the tendency of "practically F, Glrard. Deceased. nullifying the power of the Philip- To Margaret Morrison Glrard, Al SALESMANSHIP New Charles CLUB pine senate in case of disagreement buquerque, Mexico; Universal Iron between that body and the gover- Glrard, 117 South Bichel Street, Travelers Universal Percolators and Urns In every nor J. C. Deveyra and Los Angeles. California; Joseph Universal Waffle Iron. general," Call-- and ; Isaure Gabaldon, resident commis- F. Glrard, Long Beach, , Universal three design description. 881 Toasters; styles. 1 i sioners, declared in a statement. fornia; Julia Emily Ward, Universal .. t, : ioo ioo San Universal Irons. Grills. "To a subject people like us," ' Querrero Street, Francisco, Curling, the statement said, "the' cower of California; and To All Others to .Universal Hotwater Kettle. Universal Urn Sets. ffflCT the Philippine senate to confirm , "Whom It May Concern, Greet- Credits or not to confirm appointments ings: submitted to It, Is a bulwark You are hereby notified that the I HEREBY CAST 100 against possible tyranny on the alleged Last Will and Testament of gJCreditsFREE CREDITS FOR F. Glrard, deceased, late of part of the governor general. Under Joseph MAKE THIS AN ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS. the circumstances, therefore, we the Cqunty of Bernalillo and State cannot surrender It." of New Mexico, was produced and The commissioners "recognized read in the Probate Court of the In of this of State of New AddreM.-r.t- t Diet No.. the authors report a County Bernalillo, lofty Interest and profound sym Mexico, on the 17th day of Novem- This coupon, neatly clipped out, name and address of the pathy for our people, ' but they re ber, 1921. and the day of the prov- - candidate filled In, and rpalled or delivered to the Campaign fused to accept the conclusions' of ing of said alleged Last Will and Department of The Morning Journal, will count as 100 FRE3 the report "because they are con- Testament was thereupon fixed for CREDITS. It doe not cost anything to cast these Coupons trary to the Ideals and aspirations Thursday, the 22nd day of Decem Gas & Electric. Co. ; for your favorite candidate, and you are not restricted In any of the Filipino people." ber, A. D. 121. at ju o clock in the Albuquerque tense In voting them. Get all you can and send them In forenoon of said day. they all count, LET THE COLLECTS INX CA Given under my hand and the 'At Your Service" Fifth and Central Phone 98 TER FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY. seal of this court, this 18th day of 1 This coupon must be polled before 9 p. m., Saturday, Dec. 9. WE KNOW HOW. EATS. 6W1KKTS, November, A; D. 1621. DANCING. COJULEGJfi (Seal) FRED CROLLOTT, - . PHONE 241, , : , . , . . Clounty Clerk, Paire Fire December 1, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MQRNING JQURNAL

MEXICAN CHILDREN NOT DISCRIMINATED Woman s AGAINST, IS CLAIM Sacramento, Cal., Nov. 29. In Daily a filed here today with Magazine age report Governor Stephens through Will C. Wood, state superintendent of public instructions, denial is made BEAUTY CHAT iocia! Calendar RHYMES of charges which caused a protest RIPEW to be made to Secretary of State B Edna By WALT MASON. Charles E. Hughes in Washington Kent Forbes. that the school authorities of Thursday. Imperial county, are dis- El Club Otra Vez will meet with Mexican THE ARMS. it also a to criminating against DEVELOPING tringent, has tendency Dr. Margaret Erewington at 8 WINTER WORRIES. ters for rqy sunstroke and my children. make a dry skin more dry. But m. hives, summer dope that human school was to one to the it be used to p. The department There is way develop would have to exces3 Sixty club danco at Country Winter brings Its own diseases, critters must consume or lose their make an investigation of the mat- Is Of before it would produce this effect. now I winter ail- arms, and that by exercise. club. calling for a change of pills; whe.1 lives; have my ter by Governor Stephen after the If are too a reduc- - Betty. It depends upon the way ments, rheumatism, croup and flu, Mexican is said to course, you fat, mother feels about it, wheth- - the climate ups and freezes, thcrt'n government to will brin your with the usual derailments of a have complained to Secretary lion proper weight a brand new set of Ills; so I put wishbone or a thew; ailments more who in turn the f to better If ,,,, , Hughes, requested tho arms proportions. PERSONAL NOTES away the bottles that the summer or less distressing, foreign and governor to conduct an inquiry re- you are too thin, by gaining flesh saw me for the winter but I count it t mora OF THE STATE buy, frigid ills; quite garding the matter. you will make tho arms throttles all the ailments of July. blessing to confront new kinds of m if within rCi But you are shapely. 1 i- And with Jubilant emotions to th" pills. There Is always something ten of your weigh', r , . - i r new WARNING I Pi pounds proper pharmacy I scoot, and buy up cheering, in this happy life wo OWLS' PRESIDENT IS Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. and have not beautiful arms, th.; LEVY. pills and potions, hoping they are lead; always some attraction near-in- g, is iO for Las IN only thing for you to do J. M. Wood left Friday worth a hoot. Thus the winter if we only give it heed. When GIVEN FIVE YEARS exercise. Cruccs, where ho will spend the time is satisfaction mani- the cold no and the Unless see the name on tablets, you are will son, Dr. giving longer pleases, PRISON, FINED you "Bayer" If you play tennis almost winter in the homes of his fold; for a change makes lifs winter seems a grind, spring will $5,000 every day next summer, I ca.i Douglas Wood, and his daughter, worth living, and It's routine usher in diseases of a new and not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians practically promise you we.l Mrs. Charles Pickett. makes us old. of stern kind. Novelties are to us (Bj The Asaodnled PreM.) Sun- Every form piquant over 21 and safe millions for rounded, firm muscled, attractive Miss Ruth Irwin returned endeavor should be mixed wit" trooping, always something new Indianapolis. Ind., Nov. 30. years proved by If to resume her , arms at the end of the season. day to Las Vegas harmless play; doing one old thitg and strange, and the old world John Talbot of South Bend, Ind you do not want to wait until nexl work at the Normal university, af- vim supreme o? the Order of Colds Headache Rheumatism week forever takes one's pep and goes down the ringing president summer, as you probably wont ter spending Thanksgiving away. I was tired of taking bit grooves of change. Owls, a fraternal organization, who you might try indoor gymnasium with her parents. was found guilty in the United Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis work, with dumb-bell- s, Indian Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crlger are States district court last week of clubs and paraphernalia like tha' the parents of an eight and a half violating the Mann act, today was Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain If you havo no gym and can not pound son, born a few days ago. fined $5,000 by Judge A. B. Ander- Zimmer- make up a class of enthusiasm Mr. and Mrs. Albert j I son and sentenced to Leavenworth Accept only "Bayer", package which contains proper directions. among your friends, you can do man entertained the Levy Jolly THE HEW GENERATION for five years. It was the maxi- wonders by yourself, if you will club at their homo Saturday mum sentence for the offense. Handy "Bayer boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. cards practice a few exercises every day. evening. Music, and dancing By JANE PHELPS Aapirla If Ui trad mark of Bayer Manutacturt of Monoacetlcacliteater of RtllcjUcacId First, stand with the arrm were features of tho evening, and Journal Want Ads bring results . stralcht out in front of you ana cake and coffee were sorved to the I' '.. ' 1 the fists clenched, draw back thrt guests. .hands to the shoulders, tightenlns Mrs. Marvin Miller and children JOAN IS ANNOYED. of what Joan would the muscles and resisting yourself came in Friday from Albuquerque, have said, did she know of the iaat' as much as This is where hail been visiting rela- CHAPTER 27. few hours indiscretions, Margaret possible. nplen they ex- more con- did for tho arms. Repent it 20 tives. The Millers, who recently "Oh, how lovely!" Joan carefully hid the box times. Do it again holding the came from 'Clyde, Tex., will taki claimed, bending over the roses. taining her dress and accessories. would never do, now arms out at each side and draw- - lmmedlato possession of their "Aren't Muni-sle!- " It that Joan you the extravagant knew Craig Forrester had been , Ing them back to tho shoulders ranch east of here. Mar- ' she added as she kissed to allow a of Groce-Tot- DO this 20 times. Misses Frances Davis, Maxine note there, her glimpse Rosenwald s e Will re- garet, who held the unopened thnt box and lis contents. And do not despise housework Bolt, Lola and Lottie DUIard v Thoro is an enormous amount of turned Monday to their school in her hand. But not even Joan's disapproval, work In "No, I was not extravagant, her feeling that sh had disgrace) beauty exercise to be gotten out Wagon Mound, after I did not them." Mar- of if is spending the Thanksgiving vaca- dear. buy herself in her daughter's eye housework, it intelligently felt her face grow hot, al- from and energetically done. Sweeping tion with home folks here. garet could take Margaret the C. W. Daniols out though she had tried to appear she felt In her for instance is not only good for held a closing casual manner. arranging closed all tho pale at his ranch The and speak in a roses; or her pleasant thoughts of be and arms, but for the shoulders as The arms must develop by exercise. Tuesday. "Who sent them? Is that the day today well, if you stand straight Daniels will go east, Mr. DanlelN tho giver. fairly to to treat- note that came with them? DJ "I wonder if he will write," she while using tho broom. er or not you should put up your going Kansas City take me. stand aver-ag- o ment for benefit of health. read it or let Don't asked herself as she put part of Redhead: As your skin Is so oily, hair. As you are above the the his It." She reached for the you will not be likely to overdo size for 16 years, you could be Mr. and Mrs. H. Bi Taylor of holding the rofes upon her writing table. coil. Las In note. the remainder in the music room. the use of benzoin. The amount wearing your hair In a But Vegas spent Thanksgiving It." of benzoin to bo been tho home of Mr. sister, "I'll open Margaret slow'y Joan, still peeved, Was on the It Sat- up- have Taylor's will used depends the way you arranging toro the end of the envelope and to tomorrow. be on its action when dropped into it around your face will be your Mrs. J. L. Walker and family . poreh pretending read. whether it Miss Anna Gibson hns extracted a card. "If he docs 1 must not let Joan open the water; if the water becomes most becoming choice, returned "In of our rose with a or have is with a barette and from Albuquerque, where she at- remembrance know," she added, then felt angry milky drop two, you confined and gray luncheon," she read, her with herself attained the proper proportions. hansinK loosely, or done up in the tended the teachers' convention. that she, the mother, Mr. Maaiesreo cheeks now crlmr.on. should fed she must hide While benzoin is an excellent as back. Rev. of Roy held serious. anything Thanksgiving services and meet- Joan's young face grew so innocent. "I don't care if she ings the remainder of the at What did It mean? American does know!" she added fiercely. with fresh jyeek rones, her mother blushini; urday a Arkansas Valley school house. Beauty complete Prof. Emmett E. Johnson re- like a girl! ARIZONA FEDERATION turned to his school work "What Is It? Who sent them. Sunday Mother?" in Watrous, after spending the . OF LABOR ANNOUNCES vacation Margaret noticed that "mother' By LAURA A. KIRKMAN. Thanksgiving here with card ROSTER OFFICERS his family. and slowly, carefully tore the JOF stock. Alfred Ledoux left recently for into tiny fragments. Dawson, where he will until She could not hope to escape an (By The Aniorlp.ted PreM.) work should .foan see Nov. 80. Offl REQ VESTED RECIPES. which have been boiled 10 minutas the Christmas holidays. explanation that Phoenix, Ariz., in clear water; seal with melted allusion to the rose and gray clals of the Arizona Stat Federa- luncheon. tion of Labor for Some of my Reader - Friends paraffine when cold. (One Jelly HERMIT FOR 19 YEARS year beginning have written to nRk me to print glassful will fill 1 pie crust.) "The roses are from Mr. For- January 1, have been announced tho following retipes: Clam Chowder: Dice a two-inc- h ENDS HIS LIFE WHEN rester, dear. He called on his way as follows: Salmon Loaf: Open a can of sal- square piece of salt pork and fry to the train." President, H. S. MeCluEy, mem mon, free it from skin and bonoa, it with 4 large, sliced onions, then PURSUED BY A POSSE "You must have been awfully ber of Miami Miners' union, to and chop finely. Mix with It 2 strain off the liquor. Cut the necks nice to him to have him send those succeed Leroy Kennedy of Miami 1 of fine bread from the soft parts of 1 quart of (Bt The Aniiorlnlrd Prem.l to pay for calling on his way to president for the past two years. beaten eggs, cup vice L ROSENWALD'S 1 of chopped shelled clams and chop the necks Mahomet, 111., Nov. 30. Harry the train," Joan replied sarcastic- First president, Clyde crumbs, tablespoon union parsley (if you have it), 1 table- finely. Cut 8 large raw and pared ry Davis, 50 years old, who lived ally, and a bit impudently. Tlmberlake, Typographical spoon lemon Juice, 1 tablespoon of potatoes into small pieces and put in a cave and had boon a hermit "I alwayn try to be nice to any- Phoenix. melted butter and salt and pepper these potatoes together with the for nineteen years, committed sui- one who cails." Second vice president, Fred Col- to suit individual taste. Turn this chopped clam necks, the pork liq- cide yestorday nfternoon when pur- "I haven't noticed anyone elss lins, miner, Miami. mixture into a greased baking pan uor, and 2 quarts of boiling water, sued by a sheriff's posse seeking to sending you flowers." Fourth vice president,. W. S.Cace, GROCE-TOT- and bake In a hot oven for i! into a -- large saucepan to simmer arrest him on a charge of thiev- "Come, help me put them In carpenter, Preseott. E minutes. for at least three hours. A halt ery. He shot himself in tho breast vases. They are so lovely we must Secretary, Thomas A. French, Thousand Island Salad Dressing. hour before time add 6 as he stood deep in a small not let them wilt." serving hip T hard-boile- "T a in linln don't The list of officers was announced Rub i d egg through a Boston crackers which have been lake, while tho porse beat the ilnn'f pa r it with 2 broken small and soaked in 2 brush about the shores. like men you flowers following a canvass of the votes sieve and mix tablespoons sending aj cast. of finely chopped raw onion, 1 pint of milk. Ten minutes before After being accused of murder if you were 18 years old. It well small cooked beet finely chopped, serving add the soft parts of th nineteen years ago, Davis drew it doesn't look nice." 2 cup of mayonnaise salad dress- clamd. Thicken all with a littlJ himself away from his fellow men. "Joan!" Margaret had seldom ing, 1 tablespoon chili sauce put flour stirred to paste with sweet He roamed tho shores of the San- spol'en In so severe a tone. "I through a sieve, and 4 tablespoons milk. Season to taste with salt and gamon river. Last Monday night a won't have you talk like that. 1 of whipped cream. Chill before pepper and, the very last thing, store at Lodge was robbed. Thu have a right to receive flowers ? using. (This is such a rich dress- add 1 large cup of hot, strained sheriff started out to arrest the from anyone I choose. I am not ing that it is usually served with tomato Juice. (In some parts of hermit, who fled from his cave too old for flowers, even if you plain lettuce or romaine, no other the country the addition of the to- into the timber. seem to think so." ingredients being necessary in the mato Juice is in disfavor so tho Davis had gone to the lake and "Of course you aren't too old salad. It is especially dainty for housewife may add it or not, as attempted to wade across it. He for flowers no one ever Is. But a company meal.) she wishes. Many people believe heard pursuers behind. Ahead of it is so silly to have a man send Easily Mado Mincemeat (with- that it spoils the clam flavor. him across the lake he saw other them to you. I suppose that florist out brandy): 1 cup cooked an J Rhode Islanders, however, belleva members of the posse. Then he will tell about it, and the girls will Do 1 killed himself. be me I am serve chopped beef, cup seedless rais- that a clam chowder Is not a clam asking when to have h 1 4 chowder new you ins, cup dried currants, cup without It.) father, and a lot of other 1 A " shaved citron, cup brown sugar, Pepper Relish that Can Be FRINGE SLEEVES pleasant questions about you!" 4 cup molasses, 2 cups chopped Mado in 45 Minutes: Stem 12 large "Don't be vulgar and silly, apples, 1 cup of the water In whicn green peppers and 1 2 large red ARE PARIS IDEA Joan." ? tho beef simmered, 1 teaspoon of peppers. Peel 6 large onions. Put "If It was all right why did you fritters salt, 1 tablespoon ground cinna- peppers and onions through the tear up his card? There was some crisp mon, 1- -4 teaspoon mace, 1- -2 tea- food chopper, then boil them, 10 thing on it you didn't want me to spoon cloves, the Juice and grated minutes In water to cover. Drain see. Perhaps you were ashamed rind of 1 lemon and 1 orange, and off this water, cover the vegetab'ft to let me see!" ,1 cup of boiled cider. Mix all these mixture with J cups of vinegar, "Joan!" ; Ingredients and cook them, all to- add 1 cup sugarj 1 tablespoon each "Very well. Mother. Remember gether, until tho apples look trans- of ground cinnamon and salt, and what I told you. If you bring a Is ask- 1 parent, then cool before putting It let boll 20 minutes, when It is man here I'll either kill myself or "HIS another way of into tho pie crust. Or if you wisn ready for the table. I recommend run away." And with the air of to store it for future use, turn it, this relish as the easiest to make an outraged queen Joan flung out from the fire, into hot Jelly glasses and the most delicious. of the room, leaving Margaret ing, "Do fry with stanningjn the middle of the floor, you the tiny card scraps In her hand, and Hannah looking on sympa- Crisco?" thetically, while the neglected roses seemed to reproach them. "It ain't right noways, Mrs. Hay-de- n. No, It ain't! Tou is not old. and Miss Joan should not talk so." "IT'ish, Hannah) It Is my fault. The woman who uses Crisco for I ver have curbed her, never shnil. But, oh. Hannah, I don't feel old at least I didn't until makes came deep frying, fritters, Joan In. What would she AT have said if she had caught me 1 1 playing it was evening in that and which dress, with the candles lighted and doughnuts, croquettes mm the shades drawn?" ft "Tou looked lovely." are as and tender and Still shuddering at the thought dry fluffy inside their crisp, brown shells as though they had been baked it in an oven. J Crisco in this Eglj Try recipe

ANCHOVY FRITTERS i Pound yolki of 2 hard cooked eggs with 1$ dozen bottled anchovies, 1 teajpoonful BY ELOISE. expert, 4 Crisco and 4 Although sleeves are rhe Impor- tableipoonfuls tablespoonfult tant part of all the newest gowns Parmesan cheese. Rub all through fine wirs there are few creations which can sieve and add of one raw and 1 table boast such sleeves as this yolk egg unusual bread crumbs. Season new frock of Paris design. The spoonful of with pepper lines of the frock are simple and with salt if it is needed. Form into tmall balls, enough in themselves. It is the roll first in bread then ill and eccen- crumbs, egg again j trimming which gives the in crumbs, and drop RISCO itei frock. Smai Km tric touch to the -- osphaie Silk crepe of a dead leaf brown Milk, Butter 1 into hot Crisco. For Frying For SJioHenny Is the fabric used. It is draped Serve on CaJc9 about the and gath Buttermilk napkin For loosely figure Parme Making ered at the waist line with a sash Cheese with grated of wooden beads of dull red and Cottage tan cheese. 38 russet tones. The silk fringe of a Hi Cream, 9 The Procter m slightly darker brown blending r trim- with the crepe forms a skirt Whipping Cream Gamble Co If 365 different dinners In this book. Send for ming and the unusual s'eeves it. of Home Eco ir the long fringe falling from the and Ice Cream Dept. It a complete dinner menu for of the armholes may be called sleeves. 321 North Second gives you every day nomics, Cincinnati, Ohio. Although the skirts hangs at an year 365 in all and 61S original recipes. By Marion PleaMiend "A Cal even effect of the postpaid, longlh has the Hams Neil, formerly cookery editor of the Laiitf 10c uneven bottom because the crepe Is endar of Dinners." I enclose Homt Illustrated and cloth bound. cut In points and the Iringe is put Albuquerque Journal. la stamp's. on evenly. The frock is designed Each copy costs 42c to print. Yon may for formal afternoon or dinner i t j- - . wear. Ass'n. nave copy oy scnuing coupon ana Name Dairy iuc in statnos. . . . THERK IS A DIFFERENCE Address BETWEEN HOME - COOKED Phone 351 CHICKENS AND HOME-COOKE- P.O.. . State. BAKED HAM IN A SANDWICH. EATS, SWEETS, DANCING, COL- Do yon use Crisco pev? LEGE INN, PHONE 241, Page Six ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December I, 1921. IS TAKEN f GERMAN REWARDED FIVE DAT $7.50 FINANCIAL AID C.QF C. WORKERS FARM II! BY GREAT BRITAIN FROM 'CUB' BY Hil Jftllllllll FOR DARING RESCUE FOR RUSSIA TO CLOSE DAY WITH COURSE STARTS A LONE BANDIT New-York- Nov. SO (by the Associated Press.) There is a sea "Well, I Just had an experience," saying of the that Eng- said G. ft service Paul Horgan, cub reporter land never forgets on the as he BE SOUGHT HERE rendered a subject. This was 937 MEMBERSHIP ER E DEC. 12 Morning Journal, was rushed Into the office about 9 borne out today when it o'clock last learned that the British con- night. bestowed on a "Well, get busy and write it up," sulate had The plan adopted Tuesday eve- replied the city editor, Intention Is to Supply Food German merchant marine of- the central committee of County Agent Lee Reynolds and ning by "But I was held up," Horgan Grain ficer a silver loving cup the Chamber of Commerce to be Is managed to stammer. and Seed for the medal earned by a daring res- into was a Arranging Program put practice yesterday All "Go on, quit you're klddln'," ex- 15 Million Starving Per- cue in 1914. success. The plan called for the Covering Phases of claimed the city editor. "Who In of that year, distribution of the workers in such in February Farm and Work. would be so foolish as to hold up sons Famine Zone. the British Bteamshlp County a manner that ell of the people Dairy a newspaper man? never on her In bus- They of Devon capsized way engaged the professions and have any money. Of course," (B.T Th AninrltifiMl l'reB.) from Norfolk to Rotterdam. iness would be visited. Plans for the agricultural short mused c. e the Associated and course to be held here De- the "maybe they held Riga, Nov. 30 (by For three days her captain At the close of the campaign starting you In a dark section of 24 membr-- s crew sub- cember 12 are by up the city Press). The United States govern- of her pitch- yesterday, the report showed being completed and couldn't see who you were." ment soon may be asked for funds, ed in rn.sf'ng seas. scriptions totaling 937. County Agent Ie Reynolds. The Deutsch-lan- d course will "That's Just what happened," probaMy as a government loan to The German tanker "We fully expect to have 1,000 probably last five days. cub. "I was to re- said Sid- The which will Include the going a be controlled by the American was first to sight the members by this noon," program, dinner about 7 o'clock. On with to whose crew M. Weil last "However, addresses and demonstrations by party lief administration which hapless Britisher, ney night. Sixth street, between TIJeras ave-ru- e supply food and seed (?raln to pro- had into the Bea. Dis- the work Is dragging. Many of experts of the extension service of Jumped is and Marquette avenue, a man vide for the 15,000,000 of starving regarding danger, a boat in the workers do not report for duty the state college, practically out of dis- noon some and until stepped a dark alley or from persons in the Kusslan famine command of the Deutschland's until days, complete. lehind a fence and ordered me to trict. everyone is on hand promptly each Dairying, poultry, home econo- You'll somewhere first officer, Ernst Harzmeyer, In- f hands. I A loan the campaign will con- mics and horticulture will be old up my didn't argue get under plans informally rescued the British crew. morning, the with him. I had $7.60 in discussed by the relief administra- came the war. tinue to drag." cluded in the course. Mrs. Maude point Then Kngland stated home demonstration sliver in my right lower vest pocket tion In Russia would not be made and Germany were enemies Mr. Well further that the Doty, county the Moscow but to drive for new subscriptions needed agent, will have charge of the ind a J 10 bill in the watch pocket A.S to government, five years. f trousers. He took the 17.50 with and P. the provincial governments in the week there came many more workers, in order to home demonstration work. my a pipe Early this been sent to prac- tut overlooked the bill. He then famine region, guaranteed by the into New York the tank steam- make the goal of 1,500 members. Letters have central to be at "We shall not stop until wo have tically all of the Bernalillo county turned and evaporated." government repaid er Vistula with Harzmeyer ' com- Mr. Horgan the matter Get the next harvest. He was invited gone 'over the top,' said Mr. farmers advising them of the reported Start fresh all over again at the beginning! a loan aboard. by course and them to take to the police, but was unable to The nmount of the would Glouster Armstrong, Weil. ing urging smoke ever had be about $50,000,000, which the re- Captain advantage of the opportunity for jive a description of the holdup pipe! and forget every experience you British consul general, to visit demon- man, as there were no street lief administration Investigators say and was RELEASE scientific Instruction and lights the beans! For a would be to save virtu- hia office presented WHOLESALE stration. In that vicinity and it was very f..r" that spilled jimmy pipe, packed sufficient England's testimonials. ally the entire famin situation. OF PRISONERS ISN'T Meetings will be held at the par- dark. JVfnes Albert fa brimful with Prince Albert, will trim any degree The plan wns brought to Riga by lors of the chamber of commerce mold in toppy rod a revelation! Walter Ij. Brown, Kuropean direc- ASKED, SAYS FRANCE and it Is probable that home dem It's about as hard for a man to bogs, tidy red tins, smokejoy you ever registered! It's tor of the relict administration, onstration worK, such as canning, a as for a woman to handsomm pound LETTERS MAY Atrisco keep diary and halt pound tin from Moscow. . Nov. 30. The de- will be conducted at the n lead tLoB Washington, courses are to be keep sharp pencil. humidors and in tho Put a in here! Prince Albert can't bite your; "We are getting full cooperation mand for "general amnesty" does cannery. Similar Angeles Express. pound crystal glut pin from the Soviets," said Mr. Brown. EXPLAIN DEATH not mean wholesale release of pris- held In several New Mexico coun- humidor with tongue or your throat. Both are cut out by our. "Soviet cooperation is satisfactory oners from federal prisons, Sena- ties this year under the auspices sponge molstener parch but naturally we encounter delays tor France ot Maryland, declared of the state college. top. exclusive patented process. So, just pass up any old' and difficulties. OF WHITTLESEY in a statement setting ' tonight idea have stored that can't smoke "However, our feeding of the forth the purpose of tho joint am- AGRICULTURAL BLOC Artifical you may away you a nnd the American Get ! starving is growing by leaps (Bj The Ancucisirtd rrrn.1 nesty committee of pipe We tell you that you can and just have the time hounds as Haskell's organi- As- Liberties union. The move- TO KILL Diector Havana, Nov. 30 (by the Civil IS PREPARED fire-u- p zation gets into full swing. We sociated What com- ment, he declared, had for its ob- of your life on every if you play Prince Albert Press). of- SALES TAX PROPOSAL are feeding about 700,000 persons." pelling motive sent lieuten- ject, "the pardon of political fferve Force in for ant Colonel C. W. fenders only, those convicted under packing! Whittlesey, AKnoctstea commander of the "l-io- Bat- the espionage law and other war (Br T!ie Pr. i sea laws of opinion against Washington, Nov. 30. Represen- REPORT LOSS OF TWO talion." overboard into the expressing of NUXATED IRON What P. A. hands you in a pipe it will duplicate in a only a few hours out from the war." tative Dickinson, republican BARGES AND SIX MEN New may Iowa, Issued a warning tonight that home-mad- e Gee but have a lot of Yorlf Saturday night was Tor cigarette! you'll be revealed in letters to mem- the house agricultural bloc Greater Physical and Mental Vigoi to kill for adop- fun 'em with Prince a cinch (By The Associated Prm.) bers of his family and business prepared any plan Strength Energy and Endurance, rolling Albert; and, it's ft sales tax as a means of Boston, Nov. 30. The loss of associates, which he left for tion of Nuxatftd Imn not because P. A. is cut and raising revenue to pay the soldiers' only contain! the crimp stays put! the barges Governor Itobey and Captain Grant of the steamer would principal chemical constituent! ot living Carrlo Clark, with six men aboard, Toloa to deliver. bonus. The bloc, he said, nervo force, ready to be transformed Into of were nlaco nothing In the way of the active nerve force the moment off Navesink In a storm early yes- Nine these letters WOUld living it In hnnua mmallfn Itself, but enters the body, but it also contains terday, was reported by the tug the captain"s possession ef- blood New-Yor- docked content itself with defeating Ingredients for enriching the Neptune on her arrival at when the Toloa tonight. and stimulutlnir the blond to manufac- to re- He also received a note from forts to raise the money bv the today, according word declared sufficient ture an increased supply of new nerve ceived the here. The Colonel Whittlesey, which he sales tax. He force. by agents con- on to eliminate Copyright 1921 BERT votes were hand were in tow of the declared he regarded as Burprlslnp results are often obtained ft. barges Neptune were to the In (ft J. Reynolds Norfolk this fidential. the tax if it aached two week's time. Nuxated Iron has Tobacco Co. from for port. been used and endorsed former "I can say, however, that bonus bill. highly by JfViniton-Salc- all the act The bloc leaders have half a doz- United States Senator, Members of Con- the national joy smoke from appearances will gress Judges of United States Courts, was premeditated," he de- en forms of taxes which they offer as means of the need- and manv prominent people. Even the clared. raising to Pope at Rome wrote an tnterostlng com- ed funds for a bonus, according munication In Us behalf. Sold by all Rub on Sore Throat Mr. Dickinson. He mentioned druggrst. taxes on Musterole relieves sore throat quick- SCOTTISH RITE 'among these, gifts, liquet inheritance and prop- ly. Made with oil of mustard, it is a 'community that will not burn HONOR erty clean white ointment MASONS His warning aroused comment ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS or blister like the mustard -- hold- Almost mong house members, some All a'nd plaster. DEPUTY HANNA ing It was a step toward ending Uabelievable sizes, all standards standard prices. on with your and Perfame bouse action bv special rule which Just spread it fingers. Powder You can hardly realize BUY THEM BY THE CARTON Gently but it penetrates to the has limited debnte and it has been surely R. H. for this few and some- m4 the wonderful im sore the Hanna, deputy charged, spot and draws out pain. Get With Cuticura Talcum permitted as skin Musterole ot store Jurisdiction of the Scottish Kite times no changes In measures provement to your your drug today. was e by In. end complexion 3 5 b 65c in (k ;hospital $3. Masons, given banquet brought your jars tubes size, 250 members of the Scottish Rite An exquisitely scented, antiseptic mirror wilt reveal to you BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER order Masonio last Gives quick relief to sun- WOVTiT MAKE IT WILD. after J. at the tisingGouraud'sOriental KORBER&CO. temple powder. I night. A number of address? burned or irritated skins, overcomes Percy Have you any wild fish? Cream for the first unit. Albuquerque's Big Hardware Store. were made by Masonic men pres- and a Dealpr We have none ready, but Send I5c.hr Trial Slia heavy perspiration, imparts one. Phone 878 208-22-6 North Second ent from Albuquerque and other delicate, lasting fragTance, leaving if you'll wnit I'll provoke FERD. T. HOPKINS ft SON cities. the skill sweet and wholesome. Topics of the Day Films. New York The banquet Was In honor of as luk rintoMtB. AiMiw IWImUW Judge Hanna's appointment hub.WrtM.UM.14r,MM.a 4t,lwf." Sold avcry Attend the Red Star Oil deputy for this Jurisdiction. Judgj whr. BoftpB. OfnUiwntUaQdlOe. Talewtfe. Stove demonstration at Hanna Is one of the senior deputies g)ajrCuticura Soap kT. without For Quick and Certain Results the Journal Want Ad Columns in point of service in the country. Raabe & Mauger's today. mm try

0 rniture ny. Do Your Buy It Now! Christmas I Pay For It Shopping Now 4TH .ANNIVERSARY SALE Later!

To show our appreciation to the many hundreds of patrons we have made during our four years' stay here, who have helped to make our Furniture and Rug establish" ment a phenomenal success, we are going to celebrate our Fourth Anniversary by placing our entire, immense stock of dependable high grade Furniture, Rugs and house hold goods on sale at such low prices that every thrifty buyer will be convinced at the first glance of the real savings m store for him. Nothing reserved, every article in our large show room reduced greatly for this occasion, commencing Thursday, December first. You will find our red special price tag on everything in the house, show- ing you the former prices and the special anniversary prices offered to the public during this sale. And in spite of the low prices, you may still take advantage of our Easy hundreds of in store for to visit Sale and learn for say--. Term Plan. It is impossible to mention the specials you, we urge you our store during our Anniversary yourself the j ings offered. Be sure and tell your friends about this great savings opportunity. It will pay you to do your Christmas Shopping NOW A FEW OF OUR MANY PI Three Piece Living Room Suite Eight Piece Queen Ann Dining Room Suite Cane back, veloury upholstered. American Walnut finish, oblong table, Tapestry QHA Aft covered chairs. Former A A Anniversary Price ...... ' ...... ,, tP 1 TUU price $195. (J" AA Anniversary Price j) Dufolds To be appreciated, you must see them. lt.lU Regular price $59.50. AA Three Piece Steel Bed Outfit Anniversary Price. . tJJTtTcslJv .K.r.'r.v.'HnT Two-inc- h post bed, heavy coil spring. Forty pound Six Piece Oak Bed Room Suite white cotton mattress. Complete during our sale. While last. Consisting of Bedspring and Mattress, Dresser, Dress- they Ol QJ. I J- - -- A Anniversary Price...... - isOrl: ing Table and Chiffonier. Former J AA PER CENT OFF ,tt $165.00. 25 price Anniversary Price... tDAJLtsVll Two Inch Post Bed ft Oak Dresser Value, $12.50. (go OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES Price...... rrj French Plate Mirror. Value $26.50. (COft HA OF Anniversary .... JOe Anniversary Price Mattress J5" We will give you, during our Anniversary Sale, twenty-fiv- e per cent off on Ivory Dresser Phoenix, all layers of felt. Former (2 "fl "1 HA' all of size, in either Wilton, Axminsters, Etc. X --Le Hk Fine French Plate Mirror. Sold Ofi HA rugs regardless Tapestry, price $18.00. Anniversary Price. tP I for Ht formerly $35. Anniversary Price. . . $miJ I NOW IS YOUR REAL CHANCE TO BUY A REAL SENSIBLE Coile Springs Inlaid Linoleum coile 25-ye- ar CHRISTMAS GIFT THAT WILL LAST Very heavy spring, guarantee. Fine selection of .patterns, k Value $7.50. HA ffl . Anniversary Price, yard. . iiiTir.WSr,, j) XDtC Anniversary Price ...... v...;t . . l5e I TT Remember the Date Thursday, December 1 Sale Starts At 9 A. M.

Buy It Now! Do Your For It f Christmas Pay g ITU If PANY Later! $ ' Shopping Now

IK 213-21- EARLY BUYERS WILL FIND IT PROFITABLE WHILE SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE 5 WEST GOLD, ALBUQUERQUE

ti 'December i, 1921, ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 Page Seven

SHRIMRS FOREST GRAZING DVKE CITY SHOPS OF SANTA FE LATEST ADDITION TO WARDROBE OF POTATO STORAGE IARLING BABY All members, of the local MAKE MOST MODERN ENGINE MRS. WILKINSON Shrine and visiting Shrlners are asked to meet the east-boun- d PRODUG E & . REPAIR PLANT IN U. PLAN T California Limited at o'clock THE 5. i this afternoon to greet E. A. s. Cutts, Imperial potentate. The - LIGHTENS local Shrlnera are to make a MUCH LIVESTOCK The most magnificent and most mm gift to the Shrine head. modernly equipped locomotive re- n FOR FLAGSTAFF The from 1 11 uni following telegram in United States, fiiiiiiiiiiina 131 MRU ML U Mr. Cutts was received by E. pair shops the newest and on San- T. Chase, potentate of Ballut Issuance of paid the largest the MI'J uUIHftd IIULU fr Shrine: Through the second Fotato Growers in the Coconino Abyad to stockmen, the ta Fe railroad and the largcs; "Imperial party numbering grazing permits of any shops west of Chicago will district of Arlrona are making eleven will arrive 5 p. m. forest service of the United States be ready on March 1 to give em IN ! scientific plans for caring for their Children's a Sound and will have of agriculture not only to The LUNCH crop next year, to R. V. Laughter Pleasing Thursday, forty department con ployment 1,120 mechanics. MM according minutes with you. Come down secures for the government a new million dollar shops being Jones, assistant district forester, and shake hands.". siderable sum of money, but erected hero by the Atchison, To-pe- who returned yesterday from at- transforms into a marketable prod- Santa Fe wero the Coconino farm would and railroad tending county uct weeds and grass that thrown open yesterday to members SANTA SHUTS bureau meeting at Flagstaff. A po otherwise be lost. In addition of Klwanis club and their Ft tato warenouse win De constructed ' NEW FARM In the Vo what SLIDES grazing reduces the fire hazards guests for a tour of Inspection l this winter and all potatoes will " L,di. to district m '4 i ARE BEING SHOWN the forests, according The visitors expressed them n be graded and sized before being (SOOTHE forest service officials. selves as being amazed at the enor- Barton Presents Letters stored. : At the International Livestock The had BY COUNTY AGENT mity of the plant and its facilities, district around Flagstaff Is d 3 YM-- 1 n six children die almost t exposition to be held at Chicago no idea of tho extent of which can From Officials of Road adapted to potato growing, Mr. '!Is $ birth-Fro- onhoOT November 26 to December 2S, the i a? 1 be obtained from outside Inspec- Jones stated, and it is ! 1 Is all , Rural communities are beinar Dow- expected mm j days they hare will Welcoming Guests; "! S shown the new set of department show, through tion. D. E. Barton, superintendent that they will soon form the mail P'H t PI X& ' "4 J lived, fiefore my next one agricultural graphic Illustrations Just what of the R. su- crop in that section. 'Action pictures and slides which Of shops, J. LeveridRe, ner Tells Road's Policy. being done In the production of the installation of Work of the county agents was Wlclu'iitiri ties of vour Com. have Just been received by County beef and mutton In the national perintendent vmh" Vegetable Lee The the machinery and other officials imM tvntooi VinNer factory greatly praised at the farm bureau - and I can that it is Agent Reynolds. pictures forests and what the grass and " m ; pound, say were shown at school house acted as guides through tho shops, nound of orT meeting. the greatest medicine on Armljo weeds amount to when turned into the status of roar and hammer "Whe we first got a countv m Tuesday evening and at Ranchos meat. explaining present of tho is earth, for this baby is now do construction and describing ma- motals noisily significant agent wo thought wo couldn't pos- four Albuquerque last night. The In one year, It la estimated, the motto "We build," months old, and a county agent will give talks chinery yet to be installed. Klwanis club sibly get along with him and his healthier would not national forests turn out approxi- eighty-fiv- e members of the club one of baby yon the at Me-na- Imagine a great cube, light and methods," the delegates plaining pictures the 300,000,000 pounds of lamb after-lunche- stated. "Now want J am sending you a school and Ala- mately airy, 04 feet long and 243 feat and their guests exchanged that we had had of her. tonight at and mutton and 600.000.000 92 felicitations with the him for a we picture Everybody meda tomorrow evening. wide and feet high, studded couple years, find ' That is pounds of beef. Many lambs are above with monster cranes bo-lo- w Fo officials we couldn't cct says very healthy and Santa shops yesterday along without ' You have born In the forests and leave them with dark engines, with vistas noon. The weekly Klwanis lunch him," he added, looking baby. my only when they aro ready to be the tall metal to was served In buffet in a bl The farm bureau is consent to show these few to Trie through supports style planning lines to Mrs. shipped mancet. if, 400,00') tho whlto glass walls which enclose sunny work room of the lmmens-- many activities for the oomlnir anybody." eheep and cattle that move Into the tho entire space. That is the first new building. year and farm work has been C. W. Benz, 131 8rd Avenue, forests every spring are drawn of the main D. E. Barton, of Increased, to Aitoons, ra. from a wide area of conception shops superintendent greatly according Mr, surrounding building, not nearly equipped as the shops, who made the Klwanis Jones, due to the recent farm loan Mrs. Jansson's of territory, and in the fall they pour yet. visit possible, read letters from law passed by the Arizona lmrialii- - experience interest to childless wives' out in great streams to such cen The side !s several Santa Fe officials welcom- ture. and which is Mi!lston, Wis. " I want to give you a word of for north of the building Just beginning medicine. We are chfidren. praise wonderful tral markets as Chicago, Kansas left open for tha nine overhead ing the guests, and a description of fond of end for rnnu.M.'n. and where theV were married I feared I would not have 1 City, Omaha, are cranes which will be Installed the new building and its facilities I. any. began taking Lydie E. Pink-ha- m turned Into meat products that go while the south aide Is divided into from H. B. Phelps, chief engineer FORMER s Vegetable Compound, and it strengthened me so I now have a nice to an or in- EMPLOYES OF Milk parts the country. two floors for special shop work,, of Rhop construction. He also strontr, healthy baby irirL 1 suffered verv little nt rhihihiti. .a i ii For Infant apprentice class rooms and locker vited the visitors to tour the plant r f BANK UNDER ARREST the credit to your medicine, and shall always recommend it highly.' Mrs When Tou Are Constlnatad. rooms. Three elevators and four at the conclusion of the meeting H. H. Janssen, Millston, wis. i& Invalids To insure a healthy action of the S. for bowels stairways serve the upper floors. Georgo Downer, attorney (By The Asiorlated Trent.) MO and correct disorders of the The entire is tho Santa Fe railroad, spoke on if Tombstone. Ariz. 30. S R Mrs. Held of Marinette Wis., adds her testimonial COOKINQ liver, take two of Chamberlain's building heated by Nov. for Lydia E. "Food-Drin- two enormous hot air furnaces the policy of the great company, of Brown and J. H. Reld. Plnkham's Tbs k" tot Jr.. former Vegetable Compound. She All Ages. Tablets immediately after Biipner. overhead and is which the new building is a con- cHsnior ana rormer says: will not cause lighted by bookkeeper, re Marinette, WU. " was in Quick Lunch at Home Of5ce,w4 They only a gentle crete result. Such enlargements spectlvely, of the defunct Central I a nervous condition and very movement or the bowels, without Two cranes of nine ordered are made the bank of My husband me one of yourbookleS Fountains. Ak tot HORUC1CS. banish the possible through Willcox, Ariz., wero andt0rvdi"se(l'!0PT,,rt0?;me brought unpleasant effects, but that have arrived and are belntr in policy of the corporation to havs in Phoenix todav bv Sheriff try Lydia E. P.nkhar.'s Vegetable Compound. It wereama dull, stupid feeling, that often ac weakness so 1 now have i&Aroid Imitations & Substitute! stalled, One of these has a span of all dividends, one port for the Mrs. Smith Wilkinson in her new Joe Hood of Tombstone, according my that a healthy baby girl after companies constipation. fift foet and a carriage tho entire stockholders and the other set ermine cloak. to an announcement made here riednineyears, 1 am glad to recommend yonr medicine, uu ieec or me snop. it has a ca- aside for building up the railroad, tni evening. letter ss a testimonia'-M- rs. H. E. Held, 330 Jefferson St.ZrTnetKmiwWs' pacity of fifteen tons. The king of he said. Mrs. Smith Wilkinson, whose Brown Is charged with having There are such homes is also the of the Santa many, many that were once childless, and are now cranes, the largest built, is yet to "It policy lavish expenditures for dress and receivea aeposits for tho bank Classed with healthy, happy children because E. Pinkhsm's Wi ill MP ot Lydia Vegetable JltiHS. ...it n Jl. be installed. It will have a Fa to with tho towns luxuries in have attracted when he knew it was insolvent Compound has restored the mother to which the linos) said general Is a strong and healthy condition, as it span and a capacity of 260 tons. through pass," world-wid- e has added Held alleged to havo falsified Mr. attention, restoratlv? 'or ailments as indicated backache, irregu-lantie- s, It will bo able to lift a locomotive Downer. "We believe what is wonderful ermine cloak to her records of the bank in connection by into nine for tho town Is for the this with displacements, weakness and nervousness. the air feet abovo other good pood extensive wardrobe, which a alleged shortages. Brown and locomotives and movo it to anv railroad and are always willing to upon Ileld will be given "h"ld most of the commoner ailments small army is working. preliminary ef women s-- T?.? ,Mmenib' part or me Duuaing. contribute both money and servlcj constantly hearings here Friday. thlfurgJ.ca,' '"'"-th- ey re not caused by serious displace-- . to of our- towns. 1 be cloak was months in the mak- .n ine shop will bo conspicuously building up any The Central bank's failure last 1 Z lh8't?Ith0Uf?h nrmptoms may be the same, and that ii why empty of the usual Wo invite any Industry or move- ing and is referred to as the most year resulted in the loss of thou connecting ment come to creation of season. uoua, eauu piece or hav-ln- g in Albuquerque to gorgeous the sands of dollars to cattlemen and Compound, as it acts as a natural restorative. It can be taken V own macninery co- i?,...... Its electric motor. The the Snnta Fo for assistance and dry farmers. FcwCk.vr.f .moiy una oiien prevents sorious troubles. machinery is all of the latest mnri- - operation." ow cf "ho is and has been unable ols, some of the pieces never hav- The district governor of Klwan- PLANS TO BE MADE MwiTiiV0 ,nyw?"an suffering , been used bv is, Dr. H. M. who ing the Santa v mil. Bowers, presided MILK SUPPLY FerTtrUtf,- road. One over D. Tcfiouiuic as unas UHU; ; of these Is the meeting, and Senator FOR WOOL GROWERS ana ' intor r so uuiiipuuou, orougntni IliHTP machine for piston rods nriinoto.i K. B. Sellers both expressed the Happiness many homes once darkened by Illness and despair. to grind to of an sentiment of the club members to ANNUAL CONVENTION ward Lydia- E. Plnkhnm'a Tt4ratn Tn.nni. i u Inch, the first ever, used by thy the great shops industry and GIT! uiuu AUUICUS company. what it means .to the city of Albu REGISTERS Arrangements for the annual omen wm be scnt 40 yu 'rc uPn feonest. Write Upstairs on the anuth ot 1, qucrque. "To us Klwanlans that convention of the New Mexico tof The Lydia E. Plnkliam .f Medicine Co., Lynn, '- building are a number of anoM.i racket out there Is sweet music," Wool Growers' association at Ros' XWs book contains work eho.na, the electrical said Colonel Fellers. The club well will be completed at a meet valuable Information. repair --( .v,.. a iuui iiianuiactunng shop, a members thanked the shop offi- TESTS ing of the association executive brass room for cials for their hospitality. board to be held here December ous making the numer- HIGHJ small fittings on a locomotive, A standing count of members 14. The date of the convention the air room where all air parts present at the luncheon showed al- will be fixed by the board and a The Built are repaired and tested most a hundred per cent member- Dairies committee appointed to arrange Scientifically Wato the out, and Supplying Albuquer- the workmen's lockors and study ship in the Chamber of Commerce. program. rooms. A committee was appointed to in- que With Milk Are Com The board meeting will be held For the accommodation vestigate the mfttter of at the chamber of commerce par No. of the bringing With 10:30 6076 Yellov cm workmen and apprentices are large the Francos. E. Wlllard school for plying Spirit of New lora starting at o'clock the rooms on the second floor. girls to H. C. Donald morning .of December 14. is One Albuquerque, City Milk Ordinance. a school room which will be son, Pearco Hodey and Clyde Owen fully equipped with .i asked to see the Kl- Pauline Frederick's latest lead hi,. neins wbnt Complying with tho study tables for the students in the' wanis club can do. Sidney Weil spirit as well Ing man, Tom Santschl, will prob' UB as tne letter of .No. 60SS Yellow d scnoo. or which there was appointed tho club delegate ro the law as prescrib- ably play opposite her in her next caM will Ibo ed by the new milk No. 60B9 Green d mm about ISO when the shops the League of the Southwest meet city ordinance, picture. He is vacationing in the practically all of the dairies which mountains. 7u at iu capacity. Here ing at Riverside, Calif., on Decem- furnish the boys will be in median-ca- ber 8. The milk for the city made high trained l attendance prize, a desk scores drawimj and other technical set II. C. sanitary last month. The given by Doiialdson, was was knowledge needed for their trade won by Jcrre Haggard. monthly inspection completed in all departments. This training yesterday by Dr. J. F. Dochertv. will be given at of county health officer, and many of WALTHAM the expense PENITENTIARY CORNS Ladies' the company. The room beyond GUARD mo nturies receivea almost perfect Wrist Watches is locker room for the workmen, TAKES BACK CONVICT grades. Ribbon or Convertible equipped with a thousand steel A grade of 85 is about the high- Bracelet for $4; lockers and many rows of lava- est that a dairy can mnke linleso it Always Fresh W. R. a In tories with hot water. Hill, guard the state is equipped with special machinery Lift Off with Fingers In the center of the main floor, penitentiary of Utah, at Salt Lake such as is In use by the Albuquer- Sweet! convenient to City, nrrlved here even- re- and all departments is Tuesday que dairy ' which the tool room where about ing. He came to take Oscar R. ceived two Always for $30,000 additional points for Ybur Wrist ready use, Lytona worth of implements will be kept Illaney, who was captured here the this reason. Why Tiny Watch Baking Powder constantly re- under lock and key. These will 16th of this month, back to the The following table shows the tains its superior, rising qual- be checked out to the workmen penitentiary. Blaney la an escapeJ bacteria count of the taken as convict samples ? ities and purity. needed. Eighteen thousand dol- and was taken bv Special at random from the milk brought Refuses to Time lars worth of now Officer o. E. In Keep tools has boen Wyatt the Santn here for distribution and the gen- Exceptionally economical, Ly- ordered for the new will Fe yards, eral shops and sanitary score, which is based TINY wrist watch will tona is a baking powder that be delivered within thirty days. The HUI and his prisoner will leave on methods and results: that not keep time is an , yon should not fail to try be- blue print room equipped with large tonight on train No. 8 for Salt Pasteurized. Milk. A expensive piece of jewelry. It soon doubles its cause it will never fail perpendicular racks for the Lake. ' you. of filing Bacteria cost in repairs. It vexes you everytime you look' blueprints under C!nnnt SeorA " owes sub-stor- e Many a cook her reputaV,' rererence system, and a co-O- ' at it. j tioa room Aiouciuerque Y r for good baking to Lytona.; occupy the lower floor on enUlve Dairy. , 1,200 87 the sub-sto- re ra built south side. The will Christ It probably was abroad for show, not for small USE 44,000 83 LAYTON PURE FOOD CO. carry quantities of supplies, SLOAN'S TO Hubbell 30,000 79.5 service. It was much cheaper than a such ea various of from B. Waltham.) EAST ST. LOUIS. TLt grades oil, T. Phillip 3fi,00O 79.5 You didn't know smaller WW the main store house. P.ezemek that the a watch, the wjifam 79 The nsw is 84,000 more costs make. power plant which WARD OFF Blumenshlne 200,000 79 it to Greater skill, greater care,' Q?''rfjpKy?-:-3tKitB- m being installed south of the shops PA! J. I Phillips 36,000 79 if it was made to keep time. ifa building will be the on the fcff i git 'iTM M largest aches into Poplar dairy 250,000 79 Santa Fe system. The grow big pains T. ? watch-make- work hus LITTLE C. Smith 15,000 78 Doesn't hurt. a bit! Drop a little How should you know You're not a r. But no been retarded on the power warded off by an applica. "Freezone" on an In plant tlOn Of Sloan's. RhninMum Beyers 90,000 78 aching corn, watch is better than its "works". And fine feathers do not because of delay in giving the con- that corn stops fine stiff lame Camferdam ,. l.soo 78 stantly hurting, always make birds at least, not in watches. tract, thus postponing the nneninir neuralgia, joints, back won't S. T. Vivian a nnn then shortly you lift it right off Of the Shoos for three mnntha after ut;ut 77 with You iong against swan's Liniment. Scaralmine , 120,000 75 fingers. Truly! can buy exquisite Waltham Wrist Watches, the works January first, the original date set. For more than Sloan's Coen Tour druggist sells a tiny bottle of which are smaller than a dime. are built to In the new power will forty years 48,000 78 of They keep, plant there Liniment has .Tacobson 75 "Freezone" for a few cento, suf- time, as long as you live. Of course, cost more. We've be five additional boilers makinc helped thousands, the 70,000 ficient to remove they world over". You won't be an T. S. Wiley 12,400 74 every hard corn, told you why. But they soon save the extra cost in a total of nine. These will be auto- excep. or- - repair Stevens . soft corn, corn between the toes, bills wasted on watches made for show. matically stoked. "wuauiiyuoes proauoe results, 70,000 and the without soreness Brewer . 100,000 calluses, The four standlnar amnk .t.pVa Pfnchxaea without rubbing. Keep . or irritation. Ask He will be thistJ old West 3,200 your jeweler. noujWaltham Watches. supplanted by one large one family friend always handy Del Frate of reinforced concrete 244 feet v. use. 90,000 isk your neighbor. Rio Grande 6!i,000 Write for a valuable booklet that is a liberal "Watch" education high, with a diameter of 29 feet. Solz The new babbitt shon annth nt M BU druggists-3- 5c, 70c, 1,40. 20,000 Serttfreeuponrequest.TheWalthamWatchCompany Sells 93,000 Crescent the main building, connecter! with . Street, Waltham, Mais, 3 Mk. sw Chado . fio.ooo it by tracks, is nearing completion, and another special buiMini? east Williams 60,000 4 of that is to be Eake 60,000 yet constructed. Louden CATARRHAL JELLY It Is estimated that the shops will give employment to 1,120 men Guarantor.! MIIL it guaranteed by 30 years besides the common laborers who LinimeritS Boddy A 10,000 84 service to millions of WALTHAM Raw Milk. Kondon't win be employed. This to American!, THE WORLD'S WATCH OVER. j applies Hicks goo works wondtn tot TIME ine locomotive repair shops only. 83 your VUn rmmdmti(mlhr,nU Wdtm Wmuka '' When the Sherer . 1 sno xvt cold, ineeilntf, cough. Sliif shops begin fMakrtof0tfamcwWallhamair-fricthnqualiyStetdomiUtian- operation It wil! about 800 more Bowers 30,000 81 cnronic catarrh, bud- - 4 bring fami son Automobile Timt-pua- s uud on the world Uadinf cart nes to the city for shop employ Matthews . ss ooo 80 FREE DOM, tc ment and probably 410 more faml Butler , 43,000 80 tOTrattmeni ' Mann an nnn n GIFTS THAT LAST lies Jn consequence of the first tin m trail great Influx. Shirk '80,000 79.1 pruggUu The Santa Fe shoDs aro main Robinson . 16. son 79 i root ato tained for the purpose of Fitzgerald , 140,000 78 repairing . KONDON Jt railroad locomotives, a large Item Reynolds 12.000 77 Headquarters for Waltham Watches. In the operation of the engines. All who hav nuert Seantv A. F. & M 11.500 7R KlaoMpollt, Mlsa. The estimated repairs pn all loco Bleach Clark & Murdock..., 27,000 75 on to clear tha' complexion of Becker motives the Santa Fe system blackheads re- 30,000 75 in and pimples, and to 40 nnn 7n a 1920 amounted to $26,556,641, move Brandebury the average repair on a single loco- tan, freckle and similar Trapp 82,000 73.5 motive about annu- Russell . 6,000 73 MMDLIN'S being $12,810 "What We ally. Although each trip necessi- proclaim it a wonderful skia beau- - Davis . 6,500 71 Say It is, It Is." tates soma repairs, the round trip tuier. Garcia, Andres 8,300 71 Armstrong between Albuquerque and Las Black and TThita Bcantxr Bleach Gilmore 44.000 71 Jewelers Diamond Merchants. Vegas, resulting in necessary re- used in connection with Ttlsrlc and Thomas, H. B 86,000 71 Table Stoves of at least $1.10, Chavez, 71 I'm to pairs the great White Soap is most' effective-- will Eugenio 90,000 going work expense occurs when the engines Bivalschi 120,000 70.5 $16.25 receive not harm the most delicate for Somebody in this their general ovn" rk.'ri. Ferguson, Nell 10,000 70 periods of from 18 months to three Black and Whitn Rennfv Menaul 70 The electric grill BOc , 73,000 town. Every week I years. Bleach, the package; Black Major 65,000 69 that is more than A MOP UP Oil The Santa Fe con onu, zse can Nerinl . MOPS will deliver & mes- system has nnite soap, the cake, 100,000 66 an electric grill. centrated Its repair equipment at be found at vour dm? or depart French , 70 We have a stock sage of real worth' Intervals along the road. The shops ment store. The only table large of Universal Oil Mops, at Fort Madison, la., have a ra Write t)ent C. TlnnV Mom. BROADWAY tove will cook which we wish to close out before Ve while interest. a, TEACHERS that inventory. pacity or is engines, those at phis. offer these at Kans., 88 at La Tenn., for your Birthday three thing at a the following bargains: But who doYou sup- engines; Book and leaflet! wfcieK tella all TO GIVEA DANCE ' Juntak Colo., 13 engines: Clovis, N. time. It is com' $1.00 at. M.. 9 engines: Cleburne. Tex.. 23 about Black and White toilet nren-- Grade, .,, .60c pose has The teachers Broad-wa- engaged San Bernardino, Calif., S9 arations. of tho South y plete with waffle Me Who? engines; school will a dance Sat- $1.25 Grade, at Watch engines, and Albuquerque at the give iron attachment, ...75c of list with of urday night at San Jose in Armljo next week's issue of top the a capacity hall. The in toaster, These mop3 have good handles and are "packed in r 4t engines. The old snops naa money taken at the special i dance will be used for electrio wir- and tin boxes. this paper capacity of 23. Some of the ma- In griddle, broiler old here ing tho school and for the pur- On Sale chinery from the shop chasing of domestic science egg cups. The For Ten Days which Is now inadequate will be I -- BLEACH ment. equip- is to some of smaller jrY Soda pop, sandwiches, candy price complete, None delivered, except actual distributed the and pop corn will be sold messenger charge DON'T MISS IT! shops. )r by the $16.25. added. teachers during the evening. Andres Baca Is floor manager. PHONE 76 The eherlffs office will send two I Attend the Red Star Oil f3 I .ill men to watch the automobiles of ai Stove demonstration at those attending the dance. g-- WHITNEY HARDWARE CO. Raabe & , . ij Mauger'a today. Journal Want Ads bring results. Page Eight ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 1, 1921. !

with the United States and Great consid- PASTOR COMBINES ART AND RELltiluiN E Britain, was taken under AT eration by the naval "big three" SECURES TO DRIVE HOME POINTS IN SERMONS dFEU with the American attitude of de- HIT termined opposition remaining un- changed. CTbr ON JIT In her latest request Japan pro- INTEREST UPON posed to abandon the yard stick of existing strength and measure the new ratio on a basis of national The Association of flaw Mexico I that her Taxpayers' security. Under plan DELICATE STAGE suggestion would be accept- BONDS able to neither the United States 1Q01 WILL MEET AT nor Great Britain. were dis- The same differences Phil Jagels, a member of the How- throe-corner- sub- CHAMBER OF COMMERCE American Spokesmen, cussed in the county commission of Sandoval ALBUQUERQUE committee of naval experts, wltn-o- ut arrived in ever, Express Confidence result. county, Albuquerque to yesterday and delivered to A. G. That An Amicable Settle- Finally giving up the effort Simms, chairman of the Bernalillo BUILDING, MONDAY, DEC. 5, 1921 reach a solution on a technical a check for Will Be Reached. subcommittee county commissioners, ment basis, the adjourned $1,500 to meet the June payment sine die. on the (50,000 bond issue whlcn AT 10 A. M. (Dy The AnnrlMrA Irw.) Shantung, over which China quit this has. SO As- scot into county Washington, Nov. (by the lha Voronlllfia conference, At the meeting- of the commis- sociated Press). The naval the negotiations through an 'Offer sioners here it was decid- All interested in an economical uai-fo- Tuesday, efficient, government are ratio and the lone debated problem by Secretary Hughes ana A. J. in ed that a special effort would be invited and to be at this of Shantung today URhered the to use their "good offices" made to collect the June interest urged present meeting. Washlnprton conference into a helping Japan and China to com- on the bonds. It was voted that period of increasing delicacy. pose their differences. the local commissioners would go J. PRESIDENT formal request for a The suggestion, accepted by the to 'ft HAGERMAN, Japan's was made Bernalillo for that purpose. Ap- naval strength, as comparei Japanese and Chinese, parently the Sandoval county com- oftor rhlnn hnA indicated her in missioners the before found that their funds tention to bring subject would permit tho Interest pay- the conference. ment. in of the grow-i- n 3T Meantime, spite Another payment of $1,500 Is nroBsnp. nf nnnnAlnir views. due In December". declared their Don't let American spokesmen ?5 , K:i v wtlv a poor confidence mat Doin me navui mm 0xi vk p Far Eastern question would be ACTIVITIES OF skin spoil brougnt to an amicauie auiuuun your tn tha nrlnclnles laid down v. In the ratio and the Ameri BOYS AT THE Y pleasure r,c can "four Resinol can heal those points.' ARE INCREASING Chamberlain's Consh Honied y the Blotches cbJ Mother's Favorite. Tha soothing- and healing pro Plans for the development of the at M. C. SEAL RECORDS imakeour ertlcs of Chamberlain's Cough boys' work the Y. A. dur- 'Announc- . rWtt 3 Remedy, ltjj pleasant taste and ing the winter Include the forma- Swlnftn' Vine (dramasr) "Soptik BnwhS mm (Ckorby-Coaao- 74719 , crompt and effectual cures have tion of a newsboys' club, member- Naur.th , RthulWmnnth skin more Hl-- 66003 Canzotwtta A. made it a favorite with people ship campaigns, activities, , d'Ambraio) Mboha Etnua checker and ing the 64999 Carmm AratonaiM Artun Taacamlr J and La Scala Orabaatn beautiful everywhere. It is especially prized chess tournaments for 747 IS Laa Ptehaura da Parlaa Comma autrafoia children for boys and a CsIU-CW- by mothers of young fathers' party. December F.rl Kuban As in Formn TliM.) (Bust) la FnncB Amallta ti colds, croup and whooping cough, The newsboys club to b con- 64997 Song of tha Volaa Boatman Emllio da Goaonw relief and ducted under the of the 67576 Tha Laat Hour (Bfown-KrajM- John MeCormaek-Frit- a KralaW as It always affords quick auspices U 74519 Is and other Y. M. C. A. will be at of Cantiqua da NoU (O Holy Ni,ai) (Adam) la Fraoch Maraal Jowaat free from opium organized list 74716 Louisa Dapula lonftampa J'habltala aatta chamhro a of all of the on Harrold-Oantlila- harmful drugs. meeting boys ' For a Lng Tima I Hava Ouupiad Tau Rooa) In Franea al RES) December 8. Further meet- new 87H0 All 9ehimuuM-Htn- weekly Oh Coma. Ya Faithful AdouaFldalaa(PvftuJ) Bmaatlna k Doris May will have as her lead- ings will be planned for athletic 69643 Patria CanUbUa da Ryaoor (Soiuj of Ryaoot) (PaUdiiaa) la Fiaaea Titta RuAa SooVhinq tni HeaJiruj ing man In "Boy Crazy," Harry and social development. The sec- Victor the noted "Connecticut ond meeting of the newsboys' club Rct. Banford Clark at work on a painting of Christ in the garden t- - DANCE RECORDS Myers, will be held on December 15. Yankee." Myers has Just complet- of GethBcmane. 16816 Trot C. Smith and His Ornhaauai If. On December S there will be an Records uaarr ran aoaspnJoph amltn tua Uronaati ed a role opposite Alice Lake. of church In Brook- wnjr, iros and all day hike for all boys in the Rev. Banford Clarke, pastor of the Pillar Fire IM23 'Ona Kiaa Fo Trot Tha Banaon Orehaatra of Chloa On N. Y is and as well as a minister. To Juat Llka Rainbow Foa Trwt Tha Banaon Orahaatra of Chleaco city. the following Sunday lyn, a painter poet emphasizs 'Canadian Fos Trot Paul Mia be an will drive home ISB24 Capara Whluman and Orahaatiai afternoon there will inter- his sermons he frequently paints a picture that help the Blminl Bay Fo Trot Tna Banaon Urehaatra of Cbioaatt esting program for boys. The main idea, He takes the with him to the pulpit. Saeond Hand Rooa Fos Trot (freaa "ZlasMd FoUioa 1921") De- pictura preps' social will be held on 1MI8 Paul Whltoman and Hla Oraaaatm cember 9 and the treasure hunt on Hava You ForgottanT Madlay Faa Trot (Introducing a ) Paul Whluman and Hla Orehaatm the next day. The tournaments Mr SunnT Foa Trot Tha Banaon Orehaatra of Chlaaaa. on 12 will porch. They will be built around IM19 Tannmn will open December and CONSTRUCTION OF 12 I Ma I Ona-S-up tha Banaon Orehaatra of Chioago continue for three days, a court and will form a "U." The Tuok Ma to Siaan fat Mr Old Tusk Homa-4'- aa Trot m one in All boys who ere members of APARTMENT HOUSE IS two wings will be story 188201 Tha Banaon Orehaatra of Chloago the Y. M. C. A. are to Invite their height while the back section will (Wabaah Bluaa-F- aa Trot Tha Banaon Orehaatra of Chloagaa IT'S THE RANGE OF i as- STARTED ON SILVER be two stories. At one side there fathers to a "stag party" at tho STANDARD AND POPULAR RECORDS 16. will be garage accommodations. sociation building on December Tha Vlraln'a Lullah Maria Ah at 4)237 Kllna-Lamo- This is an annual event tho "Y," Excavation of the basement for At. flMSimJ LulUh OUa Murphr PRICES YOU WANT and Is much enjoyed by both the a nouse in tne i)uu A I)HY LIFE. IChrlatmaa Hymna and Carola No. 1 ("Cnnedane Awakal Trtnliy Chokf guests and the hosts who usually block on East Silver avenue has Harry Leon Wilson, the humor- Ub Utue I own of eatalanaai Tjos Kaat I oa. Marry Mark I He NowaU put on several Btunts for the enter- been started by Crosno and Shirley, ist, was praising California. Uaauaman Mrat auanl mint of dads. "California Is so he 33712 Chrlatmaa Hymiu and Carol No. I ("Joy a tha World' Trinity Cheat, Most men tainment their who are the building. wonderful," the ShackereV' "Calm -- appreciate a complete range constructing unre- "The Angela and oa tha Uetening Ear J It is to be completed and ready for said, "that If you praise it those you of Night" "We Three Kinga of the Orient Are" A oyfal of prices when they select their clothes. occupancy by the first of March. servedly strangers will think you Chriatmaa Soaa") DENVER ENGINEER TO 1 The twelve will each are lying. Like little Mike, you 33711 Santa Ciaua Viaita tha Children Part Cnhett Cirarf They appreciate the opportunity of a apartments want Santa Claua Vlelte tha Children - Part S CUbert ClrareJ ADDRESS LOCAL BODY contain three rooms, bath and know. ' real selection, both as to and to You're Juat tha Type for Bungalow Irving Kaufn prices 18611 Mo j main ENGINEERS SATURDAY Don't Throw Down quality. That's the reason we to hear IMI2 Mjr Sunny Tenneeeee offer men's Ain't You Comlnar Out. Mattnda? --r I Peerlaaa suits and overcoats from "ZleefeM FoIDee 1 its hi 18813 Sally Won't You Come Baekt ( 1921") John Steal At dinner at 8:30 o'clock Vs'H Brine? Koaa I Zlaadeld FelUaa $18.50 up to as high as most men want the Y. M. C. A. Back Mr Bluahlna Joan Bteei Saturday nlgrhtj 18821 Kantuakr Home Henra Burr and Paarleae Quart at to go. the American Association ef Engi- Who'll Be tho Neat Ona T Cry Over You) Arthur Field neers will b addressed by John, F. gladly 43235 Darky Storlea , Walter C. Kelly Denver engineer'. IHah StorUe Walter C. Kalha "And we want men to feel that at all Greenwaldt, a Roea' Doer Solo) ' Faee" Roea Mr. Greenwaldt will on 188151 Trot fBanta "Bleak Eddla from lowest to speak play them. Reee' Reel "Black FW Eddla Roea prices, the the highest, the topic of telephone rates, and PASfARm 5. our clothing is guaranteed on a money-bac-k will be introduced hy City man basis. ager James N. Gladding, president of the local chapter, which num- bers about 30. After the address, BOSERWALD'S VICTOR DEPARTMENT a business meeting, will be held, For Constipated Bowels, Sick Heajdache, EUBANK BROTHERS during which officers will be m elected. ' Third Floor Meetings of the chapter will he Souf Stomach, Bilious Liver 118 We.! Central Pbon. 513 held every two weeks after the annual meeting, which takes place The nicest cathartic-laxativ- e in completely by morning, and you H Saturday. the world to physic your liver and will feel splendid. "They work bowels when you have Dizzy Head while you sleep." Cascarets never Attend the Red Star Oil ache, Colds, Biliousness, Indiges stir yr u up or gripe like Salts. Pills, or Acid Stomach Is or Oil and cost only Stove demonstration at tion, Upset. Calomel, they " candy-lik- e "Cascarets." One or two ten cents a box. Children love Cas- For and Certain Results Ad Raabe & Mauger's today. tonight will empty your bowels carets too. Quick try the Journal Want Columns, MUGGSY KEEPS COMMISSIONER BUNK OUT OF THE MOVING PICTURES

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7 DAYS a Live hustlers have the opportunity these next seven days to practically "cinch" fee the big grand prizes. ft FsfJ For there are just seven more days of the big votes seven more days that you us are given the greatest number of votes for every subscription secured. This means a that you must do your "level best" these next seven days. And, if you try, you X1 can increase your vote score by leaps and bounds. h4 Just a few subscriptions IF YOU GET THEM NOW will make an amazing difference in your standing in the vote column. For that matter, newly nominated candidates with no votes to their credit could easily climb to the top of the list in these last few "Big Days." H You can't delay every minute you delay means that much good time lost. And time during this Big Vote Schedule, is vitally important too important to waste. 1922 MODEL STUDEBAKER SIX SEDAN, VALUE $2,295. I OR WINNER MAY SELECT BIG "6" STUDEBAKER TOURING CAR PURCHASED FROM Live contestants will make the most of their now. The AND ON DISPLAY AT certainly opportunities COOPER MOTOR CO., Albuquerque, N. M. si wonderful opportunity to "sew up" the big touring cars during these last few days is too good to neglect. Those who do work the ambitious candidates who use their utmost .energy will be rejoicing next month. The big $8,200 prize campaign is for WORKERS the big prizes will go to the ones who deserve them. Are you going to be the proud owner of one of these STANDINGS touring cars or one of the other large cash prizes? If you want to win one of the u1 bigger award-s- MAKE A WHIRLWIND SHOWING THESE NEXT SEVEN DISTRICT NUMBER ONE Ml DAYS. Mrs. Margaret F. Barnes 388,300 Chas. Hill Barber, Jr...... 350,200 Miss Dorothy Bowman 260,800 Benny Cordova '...... 32,700 ttv Lynn H. Fox '. ".. 5,000 Miss Helen Gurula , ,' 376,900 Mrs. R. E. Hathcox t.v 354,800 Mrs. Markett Jones . . 37,000 Miss Margaret Kleinworth. u. , u, . , . , 359,700 H. M. Kingston 53,400 Miss Shirley Lewis. 7,2CO G. Albert Linder ...... 8.0C0 What In Would Count John Livingston 5,000 $54 Subscriptions Mrs. R. M. Marx 390,600 Mrs. Tony Ortiz 9,300 One six-ye- ar subscription ($54) counts...... 7...... 360,000 Miss Ada Philbrick ... . 387,100 This constitutes two clubs. , ..";,.. . . . ,", ...... , ...... 200,000 Mrs. G. D. Ramsey...... 340,700 ' ...., ";: f ,: ; Miss Louise Roark ...... 182,100 'A Total credits given for this arrangement. . . . ". . . . .''....'i . 560,000 Mrs. Margaret Schaltegger 375,300 Miss Margaret Spargo. 9,C0O Miss Niles Strumquist. , 6,900 Two three-yea- r subscriptions ($54) counts....,,,..-.- . 120,000 Miss Mildred Tatum. .. . . 5,100 This also constitutes two clubs ...... 200,000 Mrs. H. J. Tompkins 352,900 Miss Edna L. Williams...... i ...... 392,200 ' Total credits given for this arrangement 320,000 Edna Margaret Davis. 30,000 Sidney Marcus 30,000 or James Ross, Jr , 163,700

ar Burrus...... Three two-ye- subscriptions ($54) counts...... t...... 90,000 Henry ...... 6,000 This also constitutes two clubs . ... l4t ...... '. 200,000 DISTRICT NUMBER TWO. 1 Total credits given for this arrangement. ...;...... ;.;,;...... 290,000 Mrs. Lawrence Abreu. 155,300 Alfredo Baca .n.V !."- ' or-- 11,600 Neil P. Bolt l. 13,000 Six one-ye- ar subscriptions ($54) counts.. . .w.wt.. r. . o 72,000 Miss Eloyse Bumgarner. t... .., 5,000 This also constitutes two clubs...... 200,000 Rene Divelbess. , 301,900 W. A. McGahan. '., 5,000 1 Total credits given for this arrangement.v.-.T- . . .m,.v. . 272,000 F. C. Groman ;. 371,300 Miss Virgie Hidalgo 378,500 Remember that the present Big Credit Schedule will never be repeated or Mrs. C. W. Howe .;...... J...... , 5,000 extended. AFTER TODAY 7 days more is FINAL chance to the J. F. Jamison , 52,000 only your get R. M. Kimbro greatest number of credits for every subscription you secure. 5,000 M H. S. Mason 5,000 Don't sit back with your hands, folded while some one else is working Mrs. C. Martinez 372,000 and taking advantage of the final days of the Big Credits JUMP INTO THE Miss Sophie Martin , 351,800 CAMPAIGN YOURSELF NOW DETERMINED TO WIN - Mrs. J. F. Oglesby. 305,300 J. M. Sandoval ...... 183,000 it Mrs. Florence Saul ...... n.,.;. . . . . , 306,800 Mrs. Fern Swatzell 320,700

DISTRICT NUMBER THREE f T. H. Bowland . .uiu. . . . .u, , . 258,100 ... .,. . . . . Baby Ellen...... uu,. . ui 24,100 J. Eller...... lw r 5,000 Miss Fannie Frost. 5,000 Miss Lupita Garcia...... i 52,900 H.L. Hart.. .M,x.. .y...j: 5,000 Miss Geraldine Hodges. ,. . .UJ,fc. 5,000 Charles E. Hayes...... ; .m...... 5,000 Gordon Herkenhoff Ui...... Ui. . 202,100 Colbert Hicks ..,, ... . 5,000 Jos T. Gurule uw ... v.iaut'. Jim 5,000 BIG Mrs. Florence Kronig, .. . : 65,500 VOTE Mr. Lentz . . . .i(.'...rui. George ... .iu. .ui.i. .i.Mj. . y . 5,000 O. E. Lovan .miux . 316,900 Rev. C. D. Poston . ,Viu. . , . . t ,. 6,200 Miss Margaret Radcliffe...... y. .. : 315,000 H. 4 . L. Rose. ux: . .iuM.'. ";. ." . 5,000 Miss Lutgorda Sanchez. 5,000 WILL Clarence Stdldt...... ;:...... 5,000 Fred Rogers ...... 49,500 L. J. Stone ...... 1lt ..!....,...... 45,000 Harry White. ... .,...... M.ir. .v. . ... 5,000 SiOM BE OVE Where Will You Be Tomorrow?

2L 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL December 1, closed Dec. has tures barely steady. themselves for advancement. Every community STARTING UP A LITTLE INDEPENDENT COMPETITION, BILL? 17.75; Jan., 17.63; March, 17.60; such. May. 17.81; July, 16.85. Morning Journal many flKTloJSKX. I )j Albuquerque are not going to the dogs; not INTER THE MARKETS NEWSPAPER No, young people LIBERTY BONDS. AN INDEPENDENT About the urual proportion Published By as a whole, at least. few hence they New 80. JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY are headed for trouble and a years Aesoclnted York, Nov. Liberty KUSON. op- (Ur The Press.) CARL C. MAOEE. D. A. MACPH those who, with fewer 30. Bonds were bonds closed: $96.46; first 4s, will wake up and envy New York, Nov. 8s.4s. first President. T.!IL them in the race- of llts, stable of $97.38; second $97.24; portunities, are distancing the only feature today's $97.24; second $97.36; D. A. MACPH EHSON. .Business MsnHifi active but Inconclusive stock ex- 4s. 4s, . . . Brtlior-m-Chi- " and wonder how it happened. al- third $97.70; fourth CARL C. MA(JEE , change session. Liberty Issues, 4s, 4s,Vic- without added to $97.50; Victory $99.96; REPRBRENTAT1VK8 most exception, tory $99.96. 8s, C. ANDERSON. .. .Marquette Hldg.. ChlcBgo. in their sustained rise and other sea- 4S, J. MONEY AT WORK. n to RALPH R. n soned bonds continue strength- NEW YORK MONEY. was MlllnAN,EJMJINLsecond-clas- s at the postoffice en, but the share list hesitant Entered as matter so much preaching about of N. M.. under act of Congress of The public has heard or reactionary. New York, Nov. 30. Call money Albuquerque, has become so trite it does Oils, steels, equipments, chemi- March 17. 187 thrift that the subject food Firm. High and offered at. B'.i' HIT SUBSCRIPTION It deserves. The fact that cals, fertilizers and specialties TERM!) not receive the attention recessions of one to five per cent; low, ruling rate, closing or by mall one month, 85c: and made gross Daily, by carrier banks have increased their deposits Prominent miscellaneous bid and last 5 cent. yearly. In advance, tt DO. savings is points. loan, per number of depositors over those of one year ago Issues were lower by one to three Time loans Steady. Sixty and" Journal haa a higher circulation Weaviness of oils, which 90 6 "The Morning In New Next to working for money the thrifty nninti days and six months, per cent; than la accorded to any other paper encouraging. to Standard Oil of 6 6 rating his money work for him. did not extend prime mercantile paper, to Mexico." The American Newspaper Directory person will try to make New and the European per cent. In New Mexico Issued every day this is not Jersey The only paper Wise expenditure has its place, but lp group, was accentuated by reports In the year, to make substantial f uu m if the Individual desires that Mexico coniemmaiM FOREIGN EXCHANGE. ml-uue-i) THH ASSOCIATED PRESS. enough nip It is necessary that a part of m.n.o nf thn exDOIt tax. The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to headway financially. of rails seemed In the .New Nov. 30. ex- to it can earn something, Selling York, Foreign the use. for of all news credited the earnings be placed where nature of a professional maneuver change strong. Great Britain de- credited In this paper and also revenue. It or not otherwise where It can become a source of tn create weakness in seasonea in mand, cables. local news published herein. of one to two $4.00; $4.00. the Government savings and the various financial duetrlals. Reactions France demand, 7.03; cables, wag-earne- rs tn were . . December 1, 1921 utmost In security to nnintq transportations pari 7.03. Italy demand. 4.15;' THURSDAY Institutions offer the in the final hours. Sales 4.16. In the sums ly retrieved cables, Belgium demand, and provide for an increase "50,000 shares. 6.72; cables, 6.72. Germany de- ar THE ANNUAL MEETING. the increment of Interest. The reg-ul- a mnro hnneful feeling In indus mand, cables, Holland through was Indicated the .43; .43. of a sum so small as a dollar a week, trial circles by demand, 85.37; cables, 85.43. Nor- deposit of the dividend 14.25. Sweden de- its an- of years, will be a source declaration regular way demand, The State Taxpayers' Association holds maintained over a period of Railway Steel Spring common, mand, 23.60. Denmark demand, All the sum as too nual meeting in Albuquerque on December 6. of surprise to persons who regarded notwithstanding the admission that 18.60. Switzerland demand. 19.00. in tax The government is able, the dividend had not been earneu Spain demand, 13.90. Greece de- taxpayers who are more Interested seeing insignificant to be saved. connec- are to the public to Money rates were firm in mand, 4.05. Argentine demand money honestly and prudently spent than they because of the close relationship December disbursements, 32.75. 13.37. otherwise be w thheld tion with Brazil demand, Mont in escaping the payment of their just proportion secure money which might call loans opening at 5 per cent and real, 81. to this B B should attend. banking" institutions, and oirnniMmr to in the final of the taxes from the regular be- at valuable service without hour. Some easement of time funds NEW YORK METALS. I The association has come under suspicion extent it is rendering a more liberal offer- a of the banks in a real sense. was indicated by times because it is known that large proportion coming a competitor IPI ings of SO and 60 day accommoda- New York. Nov. 80. Copper financial comes from the corporation tions. Firm. spot and near- of Its support rose Electrolytic, who are the big taxpayers of the state. However, Leading foreign exchanges by. 13c; later, 1313c. are substantially on announcement that Tin Easy. Spot and nearby, . the little taxpayers and the big taxpayer equally States intends to partic- $29.87. taxa DAY the United $29.76; futures, interested in seeing that the money raised by EDITORIAL OF THE ipate in the proposed meeting of Iron Steady, unchanged. not wasted. At this point there is no conflict bankers which haa for Its Lead Steady. Spot, $4.70. tion is European interna- be no object the stabilization of Zinc Quiet. East St. Louis de and there should suspicions. SONS OF HUMOR. credits. demand bills never lacked confidence In the tional Sterling livery spot, $4.70. The Journal has rose a fraction over $ 4 and all the Antimony Spot, $4.65. slumber lies - integrity of ex.Oovernor Herbert J. Hagerman, pres- At breakfast time, when continental quotations were higher Foreign bar silver, 67 o. of the association. He belongs to the very Not so remote from human eyes. by seven to fifteen points, the Mexican dollars, 61 c. ident can evoke alone and justice-lovin- g The Sons of Humor Dutch rate reacting. highest type of the intelligent makes a joke. Advances bonds CHICAGO PRODUCE. with bu: A twisted word that among Liberty citizen. We have not always agreed him, It serves to speed us on our way, ranged from 10 cents per $100 to we have never found him under the domination of Aad rather brightens up the day; more than $1, final prices easing, Chicago, Nov. SO. Butter Maf for a while on The ket any improper influences. His judgment and honor it curves the lips that however, profit taking. higher. Creamery extras, 46c; Have just forgotten how to smile. same was true of the general bond firsts, seconds, 83 are not for barter. In which realizing seemed a 3644c;38 o.- of list. Governor Hagerman showed a type Independ- And I have seen a growing wrath strong temptation. Total sales, par Eggsi Market unchanged. R ence last fall and winter which is rarely seen. A- Diverted from Its crimson path, value, $22,850,000. celpts 2.924 casea. the all cold and dead, Alive higher. Fowls, lthough president of this association, to which And laid aside, Closing prices: Poultry fool-thin- g that has been said. American Beet Sugar 28 21c; turkeys. 80ci mines were contributors, he wrote the By some 1425c; springs, copper heavy There's plenty sad when day is done, American Can 81 roosters. 16c. report of the Special Revenue Commission against Hut Sons of Humor find the fun, American Smelting & Ref'g.. 41 Potatoes Market steady. Re them, at God bless every man who strives American Sumatra Tobacco.. 31 ceipts 88 cars. Total U. S. ship those same supporters, thereby alienating And 116 the association. To the laughter -j- American Tel. & Tel ments 402. Northern white, bulk least temporarily, from taxpayers keep mrjivesl Zinc 11 the immense American $1.501.75 cwt.; sacked, $1.60! The people never have appreciated Anaconda Copper 45 1.65; Red rivers, sacked, $1.25i labor put in by Governor Hagerman, without one Atchison 90 1.50 cwt.; Idaho Russets, $2.20 J, in an effort to equalize taxa- Baltimore & Ohio 37 2.30 cwt. dime of compensation, CRISP PARAGRAPHS "B" 65 Mexico has no abler or more Bethlehem Steel tion in this state. New & 17 KANSAS CITY PRODUCE. in- Butts Superior public-spirite- d citizen' than he. His intelligence, California Petroleum 42 tegrity and Interest in the general welfare are be- Canadian Pacific 122 Kansas City, Nov. $0 Buttr - - nose. "Don't tricks!" was Just as as a real silver 31 all .haKhCTmot.naud ence tnat usea iu ju.mh p:ay good Central Leather eggs and poultry unchanged, yond question. picture down not to a I & 69 the Tax- runaway locomotive came dashing "I'm going play trick, one, think. Chesapeake Ohio Our sole difference of opinion with when the the "Come Susie looked at the clrclo Mil. & St. 22 , toward the camera? New York Telegraph. Storie Susie," spoke bunny. shiny Chicago, Paul LIVESTOCK MARKETS, payers' Association has grown out of what has Bedtime with me!" on her paw. Then she kissed Un- Chino Copper 26 view So Susie went with Uncle Wig- cle for sho was Crucible Steel 64 livestock. seemed to us to be a too practical concerning HAS NEVER. BEEN TRIEB. Wigglly, happy Chicago for THIS about a For Little Ones glly. Over the fields and through But Just then the bad Fox sprans Cuba Cane Sugar 7 CMfttirn Nov. 80 Cattle Re administration of monies. It wa9 a man who told a story .' the publio Once there was the woods hopned rntil th out of the bushes and was to Great Northern 77 7,000. Better grades beet school and In manl without the term "anny oM tot I By Howard B. GarU they going pfd celpts limiting the levy for purposes Scotchman using re- came to a little candy store, kept bite Uncle Wiggily. But brave lit- Copper 37 steers and fat she stock dull, mostly be termed in it. but it was so long ago nobody Inspiration 57 cases has fought levies for what may members9 or of the circum- by a monkey doodle gentleman. tle Susie flashed her silver brace- Int. Mer. Marine pfd 25c higher; lower grades and othei I the man's name, any 24 beef1 J zeal to taxes down incident-Kan- sas 1921. McClure "A chocolate bar, if you please, let in the sun, and flashed the Kennecott Copper classes steady to strong. Bulk humane purposes. In its keep stances Cltj Copyright. by -- of the remarkable Mr. Doodle," said the bun- into the of the Fox, Louisville & Nashville 114 $6.25 9.001 fat cows and It seemed, at times, willing to sacrifice progress. Newspaper Syndicate. Monkey sunlight eyes steers, has Star- - ny gentleman, and when it was and blinded him so he couldn't see. Mexican Petroleum 111 heifers largely $3.60 S 6.75; canner , There is a legitimate background or the view- SUSIE'S him Uncle said to chance! run 25 bulk TOO UNCLE WIC.GILY AND handed Wigglly "Now's our Let's Miami Copper largely $2.75 3.00; bologna; of the association. Taxes are too high. They MIGHT ni.OW UP CONGRESS. BRACELET. - Susie: "We'll go off in tho woods while his eyes are filled with tears Missouri Pacific 19 bulls, $3.6503.85; veal calvee. point of can find 61 In More at Of course the makers explosives and eat this. I think perhaps it that my new silver bracelet madi) Montana Power largely $9.00(3)9.25; bulk stockers-- must be curtailed fvery possible way. besides hostile armies. There 75 6.00. be- something to blow up When Uncle Wigglly, one day, may prove to be a magic chocolate come in his eyes!" said Susie. New York Central and feeders $5.15 t tention, however, should bs paid, the Journal tunnels and canals to be built, bur- So she Uncle Paclfio 82 20.000. Marked-stea- dy are, for example, cleared. Chi- hopped Into the underground bar." and Wiggily hop- Northern Hogs Receipts lieves, in going after those who waste public money. rivers to be dredged and land to be row house where Sammle and Su- "Oh, Uncle Wigglly! Do you ped home safely, and, if the poker Pennsylvania . 34 to 6c higher than yester- Then there will be less occasion to wish to cut down cago News. sie Littletail. the rabbit children, really?" cried Susies with shining doesn't fall down the cellar stairs Ray Consolidated Copper.... 14 day's average; opened fairly active,',.-late- r levies. lived, he saw a sad look on Susie's eyes. "Do you think It has enoug'.i in the night when it's playing tag Reading '3 slow. Top, $7.10 for light; necessa'ry face. Susie had Just come home magic in it to make me a silver with the fire shovel, I'll tell you Republic Iron & Steel 49 lights and 160-pou- averages;, director, is a very 1o-- Rupert F. Asplund, managing OF TODAY from the hollow stump school and bracelet?" next about Uncle Wigglly atid th3 Sinclair Oil and Refining.... 22 bulk, $6.8607.05; pigs steady ' efficient piece of machinery. He has made some VERSE instead of there "I shouldn't be a bit surprised," electric light. Southern Pacific 80 10c higher; bulk desirables. $7.000.3, seeming happy 20 '" blunders, but he grows In wisdom and constantly was a shadow of discontent on her answered the bunny gentleman Southern Railway $7.20. a GERMANY CLEAN HOUSE. faco. with a smile. "We'll go in the Studcbaker Corporation .... 75 Sheep Receipts 16,000. Market . becomes more valuable to the taxpayers. With LET (v "What's the matter, Susie?" woods and eat the chocolate bar." Texas Company 45 active 15o higher. Top western. board of directors, dovoted to the pub- to Little Note Book 130 lambs! $9.H good strong asked the bunny uncle, twinkling So Uncle Wigglly went the Benny's Union Pacific $10.40; bulk fat lambs, fx be more valuablo still. the Dally Financial America.) on Steel 82 choice ewes, $5.00-bul- lic welfare, he would (From finrman mark s a fair Indica his pink nose In a Jolly way. "Did woods, and, sitting a log they United States 10.25; handy to sav to- ate chocolate bar. Susie Utah 69 native ewes, $3.6004.50; feed There Is no better way for taxpayers of former empire are at last you miss your gnawing lesson the Copper the people the -- watched to see when the Me and Martin was set- ers than a little in joining the asso- thei? The German at home a day in the hollow stump school, carefully Skinny strong. money by spending realizing position. is or couldn't recite when the magic would begin to work, and on my frunt steps last Sundcy CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE. Is of support. value to his paper money that he you ting ciation. It worthy your tachca so little The mouse teacher asked how Uncle Wigglly finally said: not thinking of enything speshil, Kansas City livestock. i to it for anything tangible. price lady 30 break- 80. Cattl- e- We that from all over the s'atc will willing swap g. could If "Shut your eyes, Susie." and a buntch of gerls started tu Chicago, Nov. Record Kansas City. Nov. hope people he cuts little figure in his many carrots you buy. steers j be to attend the annual meeting. The state of the article buys he gets cost a penny each?" The little rabbit girl squeegeed wawk past tawklng and giggeling ing low estimates of the condition Receipts 6.800. Beef steady here What Is of interest to him is that lollypops was of lOo $7.25; other 1 to without Institution. shows that he roe. "Oh, it isn't that. Uncle Wig- as if they thawt they having of the domestic crop winter to higher. Top, can not afford be this Something convertible. He thus G, Im wheat had much to do with a $4.7605.00; fat she is bankrupt, but that tho glly," answered Susie, and she sort a grate time. Skinny saying, sharp early sales, ognize. his government of shuffled her paws over the glad I aint a gerl, wat goods gerls? upturn today in wheat values. The stock steady to strong; better grade wealth or is un was 2o net bulk other kinds, f RIGHT. inherent inausiry since counselled floor. This sl owed that Bhe was No good. I sed, and Skinny sed, close firm, to 2c cows, $4.25 04.76; SHERIFF" ORTIZ IS Dally Financial America long Im not even to get married higher, with December $1.13 to to declare tnemseives ,m"1' ' not happy, even If her face had going - the Teutons u"' V not told the same story. "It isn't wen I grow up, wen youre married $1.13 and May $1.17 to $1.17. B.bO; calves ZOO nigner; ucni slate and start airesn on a c to oats fin- bulk heavies and The majority of the board of county commis- their ma- - that." Susie sighed. you haff to take your wife with Corn gained ers $8.608.76; to use their old propaganda wat-ev- er c lc, classes In down the motion of They sought rather "What is it then?" asked Mr. you every place you go, and ished off to a like advance, and mediums. $5.50 7; other sioners were wrong voting i,.,ii.. n.nniniml their productive ability, 10c decline most bulls $3.00, neces- j caP'tal. Longears. you wunt to do you haff to provisions varied from generally steady; Chairman Simms that the county provide the that by so doing they could attract to a of 30c. (3)3 75! hulk cutters $3.0003.25;. thinking this ruse made little if "It's a a silver bracelet!" burst ask her ferst, no sir, nuthlng doing. rise money to maintain a traffic officer on th When they discovered that Me neither, no bells for According to a recognized au most canners arouna sz.ou; eariy : sary back-tracke- d and whined of out Susie. "Oh, dear! It's a silver wedding i . i tR K I. n t cement road. any impression they wat do I care for thority, the condition of the United n if fncdprfl North Fourth Street tnnhllltv to meet their expenses. This tack, ot bracelet!" me, gosh gerls? a limit law and thi "Dear me!" cried the I sed. Im satisfied Jest scums States winter wheat crop taken as IlMKlS)5.R0. Tho state law provides speed could not be expected to Impress investors, bunny a 77 as ten-ye- course, arouse gentleman. "You don't mean to heer this way like 2 batchelers, I whole is against a light-dimm- laws on such roads. It is beside th did think that it would sympathy of 88.4. an to trade mostly but they or at least tell me you lost your silver brace- sed. average Such estimate, sales steady strong; for the commission to attempt to and perhaps enable them to escape Me so am we re comforta with normal winter loss of to 6o lower, ciosea auu v question entirely To add force to their let! Never!" too, I, together steady for best j' on wisdom of these laws. They are on the postpone their Just payments. never!" answered "I ble setting with our legs crosse.l acreage, suggested a yield of decline; $6.85 top paid pass the thev speeded up the printing presses "No, Susie. with and bulk good"? commissioners are poverty plea world never lost a sliver bracelet, be- and everything, and the more gerls bushels, compared light light butchers; statute books and the county until had flooded the markets of the U 644,000,000 bushels harvested this bulk of sales,:! they as worthless. cause I never had one. But, oh, there was erround the less fun hogs, $6.7006.85; charged with responsibility to do what Is necessary with the mark that is now recognized would I wouldent be year.' Less favorable crop reports $6. 60 6. 85; pigs strong, best .uvy y value before the flood as It is to- Uncle Wigglly, I want one so be, serprized 2.600. to procure their enforcement. When Max Gutirrei It was of as little much! There was a rich little if I never had enything more to do from Argentina and Australia Shpeti Receipts Killing ar- day, only its worth was not apparent. counted as a bullish factor, and so classes strong to 25o higher. Most said he did not believe that violators should be normnnv nnd In fact tho world's ex pussy cat girl in the hollow stump with gerls at all, sed Skinny. whiia Neither would I If I dident, 1 did famine advices from China and fat ewes, $3.7504.uu; native lamos, rested and fined, he took a. position which is Inde- Is about marks, it is only school today and she had the most from earljl1 change market panicky silver on her sed. Theyre more trubble than assertions that grain exports $5.60; feeding lambs steady, fensible. Administrative officers are guilty of con- because of the Insincerity which caused their down- lovely bracelet paw! Manchuria might be stopped. Un- herself in the Oh, I did want one so much!" theyre werth and besides theyre $8.10. fall. If will honestly place eny-wa- der such circumstances wheat duct which should result In their removal when they Germany Indebted- - Uncle looked serious. "I nuthing but a nulsants and debtors' dock and liquidate her internal Wigglly wa.ni a. silver bracelet f prices here closed at the Denver Livestock. to decide which laws shall be enforced t... will flnrl mnnv He well knew that Susies father. wat good are they? I sed. nearly presume .I, willing club day's top. despite the fact that dur- Denver, Nov. 30. Cattle Re which It Is the duty of the legislative hTnda Not because of sympathy Mr LIttlotall. the rabbit gentle- - .sighed Susie Lets start a batchelers and to and Ignored. ready to help her. ; eny member that even gets saw ing the early part of the session the ceipts 2.400. Market steady to the laws. is the of the com- for but because common sense directs man, couia not airora to buy n bears were In control, large- Beef steers, branch pass It duty her position, silvor bracelet now shut. Uncle Wig- with a gerl cant belong eny more, owing strong. $5.006.25;' means for the enforce- that a nation of 60,uou,uuu innusirious peupio mum especially her eyes tightly ly to setbacks in foreign quota rows and heifers. $4.2506.00;, missioners to provide the before we can even with work so scarce and milk so gily picked up from the ground a sed Skinny, and I sed, All rite, Im of lib be stabilized and strengthened tions and to the possibility calves, $6.009.50; bulls, $2.00.- A ment of all laws so passed. dear. But still Uncle slender twig from a willow tree. willing. . . Ml approximate a start toward normalcy. Wigglly Wich who to eral deliveries here tomorrow on 3.00; stockers ana reeaera, .duiv we to decide which laws shall be America the great wanted Susie to be happy. Quickly he twisted the twig into a Jest then started ga contracts. The off- : If attempt Dally Financial recognizes "And so but Watkins and Loret-tc- r December only 6.00. we are in of the German people. It wishes, you want a silver brace- round circle to make a bracelet. past Mary set was drought news from enforced and which Ignored, grave danger potential capacity let, do you?" he asked the little "But of course it Isn't silver yet, Mincer, both looking grate all early law. these laws therefore, to see this capacity put to work at useful Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. of loing all our respect for the If German may get rabbit girl. and Susie wants a silver bracelet," dressed up for Sundey espeshlUv oats with production from which the people so and me and Corn and hardened are bad they should be repealed. Meantime they fair and meet their obligations. This can "Oh, very, very much do I thought the bunny "Ha! I have Mary Watkins, Skinny wheat. demand for corn profits want a silver bracelet a it! The silver tin foil from tho Jest kepp on setting there and Export should all be enforced. only be brought about by liberal loans. But before lovely to was good, and country offerings CtasiBed liabilities must bo shiny silver bracelet!" sighed Su- chocolate bar!" tipped our hats them, Mary his These laws are not bad. . They are these loans can be arranged the Watkins We're a light. particular reduced to at least approximate the assets. We, sie. "But I don't s'pose I'll ever The chocolate bar had been saying. taking Provisions had no decided trend, very wholesome and necessary. Unless they are get one! But I hope I at least wrapped In a lovely silver sheet wawk. Wich me and Skinny sat the CARPENTERING therefore, View the mad scramble of the Germans wile I Business lacked volume and enforced some one will be killed on this as a heart- dream about it she went of shiny foil. Taking this foil, there a longer and sed, Hay was MAN. strictly to rid themselves of their paper Incubus tonight," wunt-e- d market easily influenced. PETTIFORD THE ODD JOB on. I bet she ment 167S-- a Mr. Gutirrez' own peo- of Internal recognition of their real posi- Uncle Wigglly wrapped It about Skinny, they Closing prices: A . kind of wiirk rtinne road before year passes. ening sign Uncle in us to go with them, G wlzz, true worth Wigglly twinkled his the willow twig bracelet, and an WANTED Odd . paint- Spanish-American- s, who traverse this road tion. With the people recognizing the pink Wheat Dec, May, Jobi orpnterlnf ple, the nose on one was It looks fearce to set heer as if we $1.13; I48-R- ., of their it does not strike us as being a dif- rather side and smiled Instant it turned to silver! ing and ronf repslrlni Phone horse-draw- n most in money dident wunt to wawk $1.17. In vehicles, are the Jeopardy to recom a bit behind his whiskers. "Open your eyes, Susie!" called dellblitly YOU of ficult task for the present government Corn Dec, May, 64c, IP are thinking building, phone ' to come Su- as he brace- with them, no matter if we reely 47c; 192D-- from laxness In enforcement. We are unable mend repudiation of both the paper money and "Suppose you with me, the bunny, slipped the Oats Dec, May, plan furnished tree; all work sie," he suggested. "We'll take let over Susie's paw. And when dont or not. 82c; 38c, guaranteed. understand the position of these two commissioners. their bonded indebtedness. Once this housecleanlng a Pork Jan., $15.40. h walk through the woods and per- she her eyes and saw the Maybe we better run and catch Ortiz is to be commended for his takes place they will be ready for the guests who opened Lard Jan., $8.62; May, $8.82. Sheriff Tony with haps we may find a silvor brace- bracelet shining In the sun, she up to them Jest out of politeness, $7.72. TYPEWRITERS The are ready and willing to belp them. Then Ribs Jan., $7.35; May, Insistence upon law enforcement. sentiment Intensive productivity again put to let." cried: sed Skinny. TYPEWRITERS All makes overhauled Is "Oh, Uncle Don't "Oh, the chocolate was Wich we did. Proving wat you YORK COTTON. and repaired. Ribbons for every ma of the people with him. work will march forward and at least partiany Wigglly! play magic NEW K they tricks on me!" the little after all! It really was magic! 1 say and wat you do are 2 different chine. Albuquerque Typewriter regain their prominence In the commerce of the begged 0J-- J. 123 South rabbit with a of have a silver bracelet!" And It things. Nov. 30. Cotton fu- - chance, phone Fourth, world, . girl, quiver her New York, YOUTH OF TODAY. i U. 8. Patent Gene "REG'LAR FELLERS" (Copyright 1921 by George Matthew Adams Trade Mark Registered Office) By Byrnei The Yale Union having decided that there Is no truth In the assertion that "the morals' of the present generation have fallen below 'the normal American standard," It remains for some to define this standard. body I - will be those of us who, back up- yfiTTT MOM! SfW1. JUST WMT There looking " TAST zmvl on our own period of youth, will be Inclined to agre PTMlS W( with the union. If It means that the boys and girls v of today are much the same as those of a genemr ' K tlon ago. Young men and women of today simply '' do more openly many of the things which some ot the lads and lassies of another day did behind the door. A study of history leads Inevitably to the conclusion that human nature today differs but lightly In Its good and evil desires, in its hopes anfl fears, Its virtues and its sins, its devotions and Its dissipations. Us loves and its passions, from that of I a thousand years ago. The real difference lies in the new standards we are setting up. The boys and girls of today are not all headed for ruin, nor even a large percentage of them. The d, gaudily-dresse- d dance hounds and motor speedsters are In the minority, but they make more noise than the thousands upon thousands of young men and women who have their eye on per- sonal success and who are crowding our night schools and studying after work In order to prepare December 1, 1921. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL

Copyright, 1921 by the International News Service. By George McMamu BRINGING UP FATHER. Registered 0. 8, Patent Office. ALMOST DAILY 7 WE ARE ASKED THIS IL HO-HO- - U 1 HAD A 6IT NE COAT- MAID AT THIS 'HOW LON4 tIX HOURb ' NA.P- - QUESTION: UTTUE t WONDER I'M OOT HOUR? 1 A.-M- . (3 ELAPSING -- WOZ ITS ONE f WHAT TIME I - V DO YOU HANDLE REAL S Tvu(if'''j IT THltj EVErHlN A -- LEER3 of Mix MlkS COT A DATE. WITH ESTATE? DltSTX THl- -- EVENN ANYWHERE EXCEPT IN COOT) BRICK HOUSE UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS? Five rooms, modern; garage; AVE DO shade; screened front and back All parts of Albuquerque and porch. This house is located the whole state. on a corner lot; has good side-wal- FOR RENT and paved streets. The TWO STORES paving is all paid for. The Best location on West Central price is only $4,000.00. avenue. No information given coon t,ocattox in over phone. FOCRTH WARD FOR RENT well-bui- Several furnished houses. A nice, new and lt house. All kinds of f'' Several unfurnished houses, at all I built-i- n features: nartlwooa prices. floors; iunmt-- jictti. anu FOR SALB ideal home. This was built for Real Good Homes a home but party is leaving East Silver Ave. town and it can b bought at 5 rooms, porches, hot air the right price. L As : heat, $7,000, furnished. ,....-'- " ... Bfl 5 rooms, hot air I porches, FOR RENT heat, $5,700, furnlnhed. . f I z 11 11 Some very desirable furnish- BV INT'L FfATUM 8IRVICI. tttcl'M xz-- East Central Ave. ed and unfurnished houses and lts j Several beautiful new bun- apartments in all parts o the galows on easy terms. city. University Heights Several dandy bungalows, US AN OFFER f want we MAKE ONLY SIX LEFT SOLD $8,500,00 $3,650 on Tell us what you SOME BARGAINS WHY PAY Monthly-$$30$$-Mont- priced, up, easy -- RENT near have it. WIl B LC II 1 UUU1 Worth of lots on asl Stiver, terms. may Five-roo- m $5,000 dwelling with two baths. I Btlll have six fifty foot lots HIGHLAND PARK the pas,t month. Fourth Ward D. 850 lit- e Why not apply this on a home, A lots left T. KINGSBURY, and bath on each side, fur- When you can buy a nice left In the Albright-Moor- few choice it New 4 rooms, lot 450 on In preference to paying it out $500 and up on easy terms, Bungalow REALTOR nished, separate entrance, only Dandy tle furnished house at $300 each. Seventh rent. We can porches, fireplace, hardwood Lot and Adobes for six corner lot for $2,100- - every month as A. five blocks from postoffice.. a only street is now being opened four-roo- m J. HAMMOND, shade and and room 750 show you the nicest little 11522-- floors, grass, only Loans Insurance. OWNER VERT ANXIOUS house only $400 down and $30 per which makes these among the 12$ Fast Silver. Those Terras. 210 W. Gold. rbone 907-- We have a customer for your month. house in the city, that $3,750. TO BELU SO call best located lots in the entire can be on the above & house let's have it. addition. Don't Get start- bought TO SEE THESE CALL, ACKERSOX GRIFFITH, delay. monthly payments. Put your Realtors. SHELLEY REALTY CO., ed on the upgrade right now. 414. A, L. Martin Co,, Realtors rent money Into a home and FCKNISIIED HOME 120 S. Fourth. Phone Realtor. $20 cash and $10 per month. show for Of two FOR AN Gold. have something? to six good rooms, porches, Phone 459-J- . 18 W. Real Estate, Firs and Auto close in. Live) in one 13,100 frame cottage, sleeping your receipts. large lot, corner SUDDEN SERVICE. Insurance, Loans, W, C. THAXT0N side rent of other half will meet porch, completely furnished, over the West) ren- lot; highland!, one block from Cen- The Bed Arrtiw (all 223 W. Gold. Phone 156. 705 West Mountain Road. J, D. Kelehsr, Realtor, payments. Small payment down. tral avenue; terms. ders sudden service on Kodak finishing $3,700. If we haven't one to suit you Work 211 Gold. 410. Only 11 8,D(I0 One of the finest homes on East to people who demand quality. West rhono small ranches we build one just as you :n 11 a. m. mailed same IX BATIO TO BENT We have a few Stiver avenue; seven room and bath; before day. FIGURE close to town for sale or trade want It. extra fine sleeping porch; full base- Work In before I p. m. mailed noon next The Following: CASH ment; hot water heat, laundry, fine day. Address work to room, two bed CUT OUT RENT FURNISHED, $750 for city property. Second and Gold Avenue. with Wvlng room, dining K. 040. electrical garage THB BED ARROW, kitchen Five-roo- m Six KOIJJN (itjTH RIDGE, Phono equipment, good rooms, nice sleeping porch, brick, sleeping porch, large rooms, two good porches A servant's quarters. Albuquerque K. Las Vegas and back front porch and per- GREAT BUY Phono 1023. 814 W. Gold Ave. In TO'JH porch, up to date except furnace, modern houae, close in, splendid -, (We want a representative gola, brick, rent 160; price 13,750; right - A. Renltor located on location; newly decorated, fine Five-roo- corner, hcrdwood FLEHSOEl, territory.) reasonable terms;. University Heights. University Heights. like Insurance In nil Its hrnnchee, Loans, bath, r, delight- I'rice only $3,750, good terms. shade; $750 cash, balance floors, garage, M.oOO. Eight-roo- flnratv Ilonds. corner lot, rent tuO; rent. lively, the price, $4,000. hardwood A KEAf, SNAP ful living room, MoCLI REALTOR. Step corner, two garages, Rent-Room- South Fourlh. Street, Next to P. O. 83,976; terms, 60 cash, bal- R. GHAX, are fine For s with Board ltl price, Uolil. 442-- J. 3. P.' REAL ESTATE). floors, steam heat. They modern brick, with glassed Phone ance $45 per month Including Inter- 204 W. Phone GILL, Close front screened ?. 115 S. Second. 723-- J. locations and good buys. RolTNBOARu! sleeping porch, largs WANTED TO BORROW est; rear University. Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, Phone porch, also one off the kitchen, 8 furnished, south to postoffice. at 8 Per Cent rooms, bath, Notary Public. Mrs. 200 latest built In features, hardwood $2,000 83,000; terms. FOR SALE W. H. McMILMON, BOARD 88 per week. Knight, BO Per Cent highlands, Houses South flours and finish throughout, large First Mortgage. FOR RENT Room 206 West ('Old. Broadway tot. Just outside city limits. In Valuation. Address DIKCKMAXV REALTY CO., TOR SALE brick bouse, on NICELY furnished ruon. with board; Fourth $2.4f,0 cash will han- vircNT Two furnished housekeeP' 1037 ward; Itenltors. uit KENT Rooms, 112 North Kdlth. mirtn isuitn. Phone HU1-R- J. private family; no tick. Forrester. balance of at 8 cent. lng rooms, for two adults. 620 South 27-- R, Care Journal, Loans. FOR SALE dle, $2,000 per Real Estate, Insurance, room. 807 Morth FOR SALE. Good HOUSES FOR RENT Room and board, with For rent, modern apartment, three Third. 800 Gold avenue. Phone 670 FOR RENT Furnished houss, gar- West age first-clas- s board. 410 rooms and bath, close In on South FOR RENT Furnished apartment, I and small grocery. Call at 816 furnished $ 850.00 steeping porch; West Several unfurnished roooii. South Seventh. 950.00 East Central. Arno street. rooms and bath; no sick. 401 FOR RENT furnished A. C. STARES, 124 FOR SALE Flve-rou- FOR RENT furnished room" with X,ead. FOR SALE Miscellaneous South Edith. vuugalow, priced two corner lots 1550.00 Large SIB West Gold Avenue. Phone 168, furnish- FOR RENT Dwelling FOR RENT Three furnished, rooms right; look It over and bo your own table board; rates for two people, til FOR RENT New small, modern IN TOWN. modern, Fourth South Fourth. 7, Two-roo- furnished cot- TRY BUDDY'S MIL1U BEST 1011 First. Judge; fine location; terms. 1439 West ed apartment. Inquire apartment FOR RENT modem. North Central. ward 8500.0U IJlIi West Roma. tage. 1727 West Central. Phone Z413-K- RE.VT unfurnished rooms. GOOD HOARD and eleeping porches. FOR Three exoosure: seven sou.n SAME AS A Four-roo- Guaranteed rugs. FOR SALE Nicely furnished & WOnSIIAM, southern miles TRKSENT RENT furnished FOR SALE Navajo 829 North Flffi. apartment McDONAIiD '2408-R- Ton RENT lurntsned apartments; FOR bouse, house of town, $40 month. Phone 2 COOK LOTS rooms with 1215 South VolterJ 208 South Arno. 120 Bouin and small houses furnished. Real Estate Insurance. per three bath. Albuquerque modern, FOR RENT Lovely room. Phone 1771-- J. on and This 60o 966-- S. GOOD BOARD AND ROOM, with heal rocated Sycamore TIJeras. Hotel. 216Vj North Second. FOR RENT Five-roo- modern fur- SWEET CIDER a gallon; war lax, phone 2072-- Phone 108 Third. is and Walter, FUR SALE Double and home privileges, $45 psr month. neighborhood rapidly building up RK.NT fur nished house. 415 South High. A s cenis. iiv o.iuvii .",u rooms. 218 house, six rooms, lotii will soon be itf Wo havs FOR Two rooms with bath, FOR KENT Fur r.'shed eiose in, in also a few 023 South Walter. premium. nlshefl for 607 KENT Small house, DENVER POST delivered at your door. South 1667-- Highlands: two dandles, south and east fronts, water light housekeeping. FOR very nicely 1949-- Walter, phone cheap lots. Write care of room South First. Hotel. 801 South Edith. 65c per month Phone "Bargain," FOR RENT Nicely furnished In street. Will let both go for LEbS Inquire Savoy furnished. Inquire FOR KENT Moaert, furnished rooms, Journal. HELP WANTED with 618 West for SALE New 81,500 Daldwln player Central. board, lady preferred. THAN PRICE OF ONE. Terms, too. FOR RUNT Three rooms, furnished FOR RENT Modern cottage, furnished FOR steam heat. West FOR SALE; owner, 718 Fruit. Phone H72-- Is heat. 714 HOP. Phone 1826-- 60lj By West Coal, Male. This offer genuine. housekeeping, private bath, steam with garage. Apply South High. piano, bed room, name 4 8 1701-- FOR KENT Front strictly stucco, rooms and bath. on FOR RENT Newly furnished roous J. I.. Villi. MI'S, Real Fstate, 122 South Phone four-roo- Good almost Man and wife to work Broadway. FOR RENT FOR SALE piano, given clean, close In. 208 North Sixth. large porches, newly decorated, vacant. WANTED or without board. 418 Soutn 110 South Third. Phono 354-- 323 west farm. Address box 413, with FOR RENT Housekeeping apartment, houae, at 828 North Fourth. Dr. away Apply racmc, RENT Two rooms furnished for Terms If desired. Phone 1608-- dairy postoffice 1908-- six or or will rent entire FOR Broadway, phone months longer, FOR SALE Bicycle. Herman Chavez, 1222 South Elm. FOR SALE new modern city. RANCH tor house. 1004 light housekeeping. Pretty EMPLOYMENT We fur sh all JAMESONS Ideal location Forrester, Five-roo- 1425 South Becona. pnone n v, stucco OFFICE now FOR RENT modern bunga- FOR RENT Nicely "furnished bed room, uungulow, extra well built and of our servm. 110 healthseekera; few reservations PROFESSIONAL CARDS FOR" RENT four Urge n 314 75. fine location. 110 kinds help. Try 8238-- Apartment; low with glassed-l- sleeping porch. FOR SALE Threshing machine, close In. Phone 1585-- 420 West Coal. North Elm, Apply 354-- available. Phone 198S-R- Sruth rooms sleeping porch, nicely furnished South Sixth. Postoffice box 412, cityj 121 North Elm. Phone . Third, phone At UIKNfclrt. nn-- newly decorated. 414 West FOR RENT Furnished room, private Man to drive Ford and FOR RENT sleeping porch and room, Inquire Adobe tmild. house, Wnlt-;r- :eOit SALE A four-roo- cot- - WANTED W. FOR RENT Four room house with bath. FOR BALE to furnace heat. 307 South furnished man. 803 Broad' bath, with board; rates JOHN WILSON, Lead. 813 mon 1202 North Arno. on 60 foot lot near R. R. shoDS. poultry South adjoining ' "heat- noar Fourth Ward school. Apply Garcia, Good one or fur- Inge month. 1638 East Central. Attorney. MAR VI AN APARTMENTS Steam FOR RENT Only 8760 - way. IT 19, North Eighth. NAVAJO RUGS Positively at cost, 415 Second. for quick sale. J. A. Ham- looms II, and Cromwell Building. ed apartments, close In, nished apartment. North mum, 424 1522-- cashier and manager FOR RENT Heated room and 1153-- Highlands; three rooms. tw- phone 1730-- East Silver. Phone WANTED Capable dressing Phone linens furnished. for rent, 10S FOR RENT Modern North Mulberry, HUNT- - -- furnished rooms; In Mexico; must for 8 oonvalescent Oarage n FOR Reautllul FOR - for small bank New porch gentlemen. glassed-l- 608 SALE MUST SELL IMMEDIATE- 1811-- J. PflVHIC'IANM AMD SirKUEONH. Walter. sleeping porches. FOR' SALE Stock of groceries and 1007. 420 Edith. A-- Address 1125 East Silver. Phone South 911 no Bk'k. Phone South 1.1 offer. have l references and Invest. Pacific. Call at South Walter. 815 South Sixth. Inspect and make your H. FOR 11 KJJT Three-roo- furnished household goods. furnished Four-roo- Bank, care Journal. R RENT Room and porch, UK. L. Ul'KTON. five-roo- two FOR KENT Nicely sleeping house, bath, porches, gar sleeping Stotnar-Ji-. with bath and two sleep- FOR RENT Dandy FOR SALE One coal heater and one also 706 North Third. ages, full slse lot. In AT ONCE Young married vith board for convalescents: gentle Diseases of tne gparlmrnt, furnished or room, garage. Everything good WANTED 8. - decorated Inside and glassed sleeping porches, small wood heater. Inquire 619 South not of hard work men home. Phone 8148-- Suite. Harriett Building. ing porchps, newly- unfurnished. 621 North Thirteenth FURNISHED rooms, hot water heat; no repair. jsortn Klxth. man, healthy, afraid only; private out: wt-- r and lights 121 East Arno. 414 Most bo efficient bookkeeper and sten HOUSE warm IR. 8. O. I I.AKKE, pad. five-roo- slilc, no children. West Silver. FUR SALE Account fur HOME BOARDING Nice, j Crfnl. 159-- FOR RENT Three, four and Moore excellent leaving city, with mechanical N'osii A Phone FOR SALE in nished or unfurnished mod ographer, preferably leeplng rooms; good horns cooking. Eye, Knr, and Throat. houses and some furnish- rang, 812 FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms to apartments; condition; also pair of andirons. ern house; screened ar- aptitude or ability. Salary adeuuate 904 South Third; short walk from station. Barnatt Building. phone 83$. i ed. W. H. McMllllon, 206 West Oold. ' ' for housekeeping. 815 west ucnin porches, ntcsly Increased as deserved. Apply WANTED Miscellaneous West Gold. ranged for two families. West Central, begin, but FOR HEALT11SKEKERS Modern Office Uours Five-roo- in nwn hnmiwrttin full ex 8 FOR RENT house, completely lej. near park. Phone owner, 3304-- and give with nurse service. 9 to 19 a. m., and to 6 p. m. WANTED to board. Phone good location; no and references. Box L. M. C, Cattle furnished; modern; FOR five-roo- perience 814-- DR. sf AKGARKT I'AKTW 05. 604 West Marble, SALE By owner, and care Casa de Oro, 818 West Gold, phone HIOHT, children; Inquire large modern Journal, Office Grant BlUg., Room 16. Phone 171, In rear. front porch, bungalow, von to an accountant's stool? FOR RENT Nice rooms with sleeping Foil i" :kmg and serving dinners and FOR SALE Edison "Opera" phonograph i in good residence section; east front, ARE alued Resfdenco 1123 East Central lr.S9-w- Rooms houso In a bank teller's riorches. with board, for convalescents. rjiVi'it.r phnno ; FOR RENT Three nicely furnished nnrt & rncorda. olv RENT for light Are you Imprisoned 671. nnmli.r of very cheap. over lawn and trees, in very best condition; Mis. Reed, 818 South Phone rooms with sleeping porch; chicken avenue. keeping. 31914 West Central, would cage? Are you cnainea to a lypewrurn Broadway, phone S'DVliS POLISHED and set up. 405 1305 West Fruit sacrifice for quick sale; leaving to 526. 471. yard and basement; all modern. Woolwortlis. town. Phono 1480-- Are you In a business that iicms BriMIng Co., phone FOR SALE Saddle, gasoline hm-- no future? Would you lllo a po Rooms with W. M. SHERIDAN, M. D. soutn waiter. Nice front room, adjoining Three-roo- FOR RENT sleeping of Coro- other ranch articles. 616 West FOR KENT FOR SALE and Imlted WAn.tNH all kinds done, Joe Five-roo- tank; slseplng sition with opportunities culy board If desired. Also gar Limited FOR RENT furnished brick 1420-- hath, wun not ana coiu porches; Practice to Tin. 1820-- Atlantic. Phone waicr, porch, facing south; good condition; for hard work and for rent. 801 South Edith. Ph me - two and bassment. sick. 311 South Arno. one-ha- lf by your capacity age GFNITO URINARY DISEASES house; nice porches rt outbuildings, block from Fourth In WAN i'.t. Y 24H9-R- 1908-- SALE and with more room at the top Sinn ry 340-- 'ur garbage. pnone tt2 North Walter, phone or call FOR Cheap, baby i. , ,w wi.'M-l- M..H frout bed room. street, near street in AND IISFASJ.!S OF THE 6KIN . sani- s't Fourth school; price Una of business? Then write, d io--- W. Hunter, general delivery at 417 South Walter. buggy combined; good condition; no ' 81.800. mhr FOR RENT Furnaced-heate- bed Wnsaermiin La born In Connection. also violin.' '1115 Sotitrr able for two: sic. io 315 West Marble. to address F. B care lory i five-roo- tary; High. WO-- strict confidence, entrance to iuihc EM M.i'i.-- trunk and furniture crating. FOR RENT New modern, Eleventh, phone ML oi' AT ONCE New with private dbiu, Citizens Rank IlltlR. Plinnv 88". SALE hot water heater, for ilE SULD Journal, 1. 1207 f'ji; fi r Joe. Thones 307 or 896; prices completely furnished, house or three FOR $126 vi in Furnished room; gsntleman fruit sleeping porch, for two; December rer- h'e. Call morn- 835; suitable for heating etore, ware- rknt house, basement, largo lot, East Central, rooms with use of kitchen. 410 soutn iniru, jiu trees, shade trees, berry bushes, nice CHIROPRACTORS house of work shop. 110 South Walnut. preferred. 6U home-lik- e WAX Ki Cattle to feed, and ings only. 819 North Seventh. 1213-- place for and chickens. down, WANTED Chambermaid. Apply HEALTHSEEKER can get ac- ensilage ll 6 garden Part Fbur-roo- SALE Used tractors, and West Oold. commodations In modern hi jr. SI per month. W. J. Hyde. Phone FOR RENT house, modern, FOR h'nit HR.T Two rooms ana pore balance cheaper than rent, 1108 North country home, 2411-1:3- . Hardware Depart- care to bed near Chiropractor. well and completely furnished, two with gang plows. hot ana coia water. Kleventh. WANTED Waitress, apply Presbyterian special given patients; 10 20 ArmUo no sick. ment 3. Korber Co. phone service, car line. Address bog 224, and Building. GOoiim'iN A CO. Cleaning paper and blocks from postoffice; Inquire South High, FOR SALE By owner. In the Fourlh Sanatorium. postoffice kalsomlne; all work guaran 708 West Sliver. FOR SALE One 9x12 bnwn two-ton- e rooms for ward, modern gar- WANTED collar girl. .Ex city. cleaning : FOR RENT Sleeping gentle bungalow, Experienced MIRAMONTES-ON-THE-MES- DRESSMAKING teed. Phone 634-- FOR REN-- Furnished cottage, two rug, one large etrolt Jewel gas range. men s.ou up; no age, has light and heat; very best resi- celsior Lsundry. and Call Phone 1438-- employed, sic. dential In A SANATORIUM-HOTE- L for tubsrcular W A NT ft II Well located building lot In rooms with sleeping porch, large mornings. Wist silver. district city; priced right; A woman for general cook rent 825; on full-all- e WANTED convalescents; graduate nurse In at- Fourth ward: looatlon and price. vard: lights and water paid, FOR SALE Two beautiful rooms and easy terms; not priced over phone; 809 give 1218 South Edith. FOR RENT B'urnlshed two shown Phone ing. West copper, tendance: rates by the week or month. DRESSMAKING Address Lot. care Journal. car line. Apply brass beds, new mattress and Royal by appointment only. M'M.llA-Mire- llOUSI by the day, $3. porch; light ana w.uer, 2040-- ur a ri for Call 2400-J- Three-roo- unfurnlshea Blue 801 South Edltlr slceplnu hi 506, Imperlol Rooms. BCAVHXnEll AND GENERAL HAU FOR RENT springs. Phono 1511-M- . TOnri- addIv Mrs. Brcdmeyer, 1315 n two or FOR on cor GOOD BOARD and room, close to shops - 1XO. Reasonable rates. E. A. Orlfllth, house; glassed-l- sleeping porch, FOR SALE Fresh pork, by the half room, bath SALE Large house, 80x40, DRESSMAKING Miss Ilalchuch, Ovsr- n FUR RENT Sunny southeast olshty-four-fo- South Edith, and car entrance to room, T22 2399-- screened-l- porches. 1201 Bast copper. r w Hunter. ner lot, front; fifteen line; private land Hotel, 309 '4 West Central. East Iron, phone 2378-- I .h.i. near ooarums Ttr fnr moUBeWork to pre- 210 North Cedar, phone 2409.'r2; adjoining; gooa fruit trees, grapes and rilrl seneral also bath; gentlsman employed sew- also cook stove or Inquire phnn. evenings. 10 gooseberries; Call at 1021 621 WANTED Dressmaking; children's FURNITURE wanted; 318 Mc North Walter. Can have $1,580 $35 must stay on premises. ferred; reasonable. Inquire East , sjo-- KflR RENT Dandy new house, Pasteurised milk. Theie price $2,800. at per Mrs. Buki-r- 1130-- ranse and heater. Phono CLARIFIED and FOR RENT Two nice furnished roorr.n. month. Will take car as first West Roma. Haseldlne. Call 2040-- ing specialty. phone li 10 a. m. closs to North Fourth street; Is one to obtain It. Albu . light part sifter p. m., until Klnley; only place In home. Phone zuoi-j- payment. 1H24 North Second, vTt-- A pnnk In a family of TOUT now lie had St. WANTED Plain scwlns; prices" reason- four rooms, electrlo light, large front Association. Phone 861 erlvate n,i RESERVATIONS may at Call 814 UNION LATHERS f.athlng done querque Dairy th Seventh In to rlslrt Mrs. D, John's Sanatorium : rates, able. at West Iron. at porch, shade trees. Apply Hit r.orto 1)1' OWNER, modern house .. nipa narty. (Episcopal) promptly by J. E. Thlehoff Sons, FOR BALE Fresh buttermilk and A rooms with fire- 70$ West 817.60 to 825 week; Includes HEMSTITCHING, Williams' Mil- 675-- First. FOR RENT suite of two Fourth ward, hard wood floors, Weinman, Copper. per private pleating. 1104 North Eleventh, phone cheese: also fresh milk In gallon steam room with porch, connected to linery. 200 South Broadway, 1073-- Three-roo- modern attrac 1816-- bath, completely furnisnea; place, large screened porches, thrse WANTED Girl for housework; plain sleeping ph. AND CUTTING of metals; FOR RENT - lots. Bwsyne's Dairy, phono home bath and medical care, WELDING tive! furnished bungalow; large sieep- 303 Bouth Fourth. light, airy bed rooms with extra large cooking; two in family; go toilet; meoicines, DRESSMAKING Ladles' tailoring, eve- also welders' supplies and carbide for FOR SALE Chicken sandwiches, Plg'n closets, fronts east on lot with Park avenue. general nursing; excellent meals, tray and embroider- 1947-- na norch! no children: sio.uu per mourn. FOR RENT Rooms, lurniBliaa large nights. 812i,i ning dresses, beading sale. N. M. SI eel Co., Inc.. phone Whistle best Ice cream In the lawn, In excellent room service; no extras. All rooms have steam 1825-- One-ha- lf block from University car line. candies, connectea wun out".i' trees, etc.; everything school girl for ing. Phone South We free. Inn, housekeeping; desired. Phone hoat. hot and cold running water. Rev, !ax BARQaTn STORE, at 815 hone 113S-J- . city. deliver College 410 South Edith. condition; terms It In for help, De side and box; 241, 1977-- and board exchanga W. II. Zlegler, Superintendent. Phone PLEATING, accordion, First, will pay tne nignesi prices ior Furnished three phone RENT furnished front room, cember 1. 103 South waiter. 491. mail orders. N. Crane, 215 North second-han- FOR RENT cottage, FOR Large shoes and n SALE selection of Navajo FOR five-roo- modern. your clothing, rooms and bath and giassen-i- souin FOR Good man preferred; no sick, pnone lasa-- SALE fiow, nnAHD Room and $10 month Seventh; Crane Apartments, phone 314, 858. built-i- n two ritiM furniture. Phone porcV. Phone 381-- key at rugs and Germantown puiow ioii, 501 South inira St. features, largo basement, school: catalogue free. CHANCES sleeping sale. 1006 East Cen In the close-I- n ..it. ..i.nriin. BUSINESS i RUG CLEANERS 624 or oau rjrlced for quick i large porches; u dandy, College. SOSVi South East central, pnono 1419-- FOR RENT Two front rooms, furnlsae-- throe-roo- MATTRESSES renovated. $3 68 and op tween and 11 a. m. tral. Phone at highlands: ls.) modern house, FOR SALE Garage, best location In arocer Albu for light housekeeping. Appiy large or same strset, for Main, Los Angeles. town. Phone 879. TIME furniture and packed. Ervln rooms, ui TaTTTTinAsk voiir for 8 408 West sleeping porch, In CARDS repaired FOR RENT House of five If p, m. Lead. $1,600 now rented for $38 per White woman to assist Crf, 471. $30, or nn.rnna Dalrv Association butter; cash; WANTED FOR SALE business, 450 will Bidding phone 418 West Atlantic avenue, for rooms four-roo- useful Growing can not call ai FOR RENT Housekeeping and month; also house, near shops, housework and be generally A, cars Journal. DOKAK FINISHING It is will rent three rooms for $20; water pall; your grocer supply you, no one with handle. Address liox BETTER 817-- i norm neconu sloeptng porch, for two persons, furnished, for $760 cash; bargai.i. about house; would prefer Return on mall to railroad uity iieauy the dairy, . 1614-- Elm. Will have good FOR SALE Small grocery and better. postage paid handy employes, box children. 110 Bouth Walnut. Phone or call at 215 North some nursing experience. orders. The Barnum Studio, 218 West Co., 207 West Gold, phone 667, frmi Fine apples, by the wairea. 803 South dwelling. Call at 816 South' Seventh, kale FOR KENT Nicely furnished large room. FOR SALE By ownsr: Four modern Apply Central, Albuquerque, N. M. Jonathans, Roman Beauties, Arkansaw one FOR SALE One of the best huslne.-- s Position Ganos. Ben Davis. close In; also one light nouseKeepina bungalows In Highlands, one and Fourth, mornings, WANTF.D Careful Kodak finishing. WANTED Blacks, 823 on car line properties In Albuquerque. :'H Souih 1628-- or Wm. Dolde. 705 Souin apartment. South f ifth. halt blocks from Central service. Remember, satis- and clerical call four rooms, and First strest. Inquire at Savoy Hotel of Twice dally WANTED Stenographlo ROOMS 7' I co, clean rooms; bath. Dlastered glassed Bend 1666-- Broadway, IMPERIAL, bookkeepers. flee. faction guaranteed. your finishing work. Phone or over rasum In sleeping porch, front and back porch. WANTED Stenographers, WESTBOUND Dally. established firm. Hanna SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions ratea by nay week, oai and all forms of office ROOMING Rooms all to a reliable, WANTED Washinsr and ironing to take 211 'A West Central. $3,100 to $8,880; $500 to $750 casn, accountants, HOUSE filled; Train, Arrive. Depart. fallen cures an ruoi Theater, now Educational 1 A Hanna, Master Photographers. home. 106 1805-- prevent lnstsps; ancs like rent. Oood Investment; help. Apply Southwestern central location: profitable Investment No. The Scout.... 7:30 pm 1:30 pm East Coal, pnone II no Arclr Glassed-i- n ana two build 823 Send or your ,,,lil. Plantar Supports. FOR RENT porch renting for $50 and $5$ per month. Will Exchange. Chamber of Commerce Inquire at Everybody's Candy Shop, No. 8 Calif. Llmlted.li;:30 am 11:00 am RAZOR BLADES bring WANTUD Laundry work to take home. Keleher Leather Co., 408 West board across street, 114 New Mexico aounie-odg- Thos. F. airy rooms; sell furnished or unfurnished. Apply at ing, Albuquerque, South Third. No. t Fast. .10:6(1 am 11:28 am dull blades for resharpening; or tne pnone zioi-l- . 1067-- 1888-- Fargo 26o by day. Central. Flume North Maple, phone 718 East Central. Ladles or agents SALE five second No. I The .12:36 am 1:09 am 95c; single edge, per dossn; WANTED gentlemen nov- FOR At a bargain, Navajo. tiava voiir razor honed and set ex WOMAN WANTS day work, washing. AKitir.wTns ItOOP PAINT FOR RENT Three nicely furnisnea for fastest selling Christmas hand oool tables and one billiard table, SOUTHBOUND. iy houae roofs. the - work Kobza Bro:hers Ironing, cleaning, nnrin fn ail kinds of $1 Per gsl rooms for housekeeping; piano; close AUTOMOBILE! on the market, 'The Dlpy Dog In first-clas- condition; also one twelve- No. 29 El Paso 10:10 pm parts; guaranteed. S98-- V. K. elty now Eip Frlerson. on. Tho Masano uo oouin no sick. 215 West Iron. - between and A- -l No. 27 11:18 Bra at mippe-- l.rug more. iiv In; Fult SALE S Bulck- car; make a olean up foot soda fountain, condition, in El Paso Eip house- - 1884-- a built up touring 1636-- for appoint- 129 EASTBOUND. . WANTED Work of any kind; Walnut, phone Try Kl.lilN HOTEL Sieepln mums ana first-cla- condition. Bond-Dillo- n Co.. Christmas. Phono quire at West Sliver. cleaning, odd Jobs of carpenter work. roof, will last as long as the building. tne aay. ment. - - Old tabllshed No. t The 2:10 pm 1:40 pm housekeeping apartments, by . . . BUSINESS FOR SALE Navajo.. Phone 604-- 201 East Lewis. No, 4 Calif. Limited. 6.0O pm 6:40 BOO' WORK of all kinds Repairing week or month. iOtt West Csntral. EXPERT REPAIRING. O. mercantll business, looated jn railroad. pm worn take RADIATOR FOR SALE Livestock No. F. 7:28 pm 8:10 pm and painting, roofs built up, guar WANTED Washing and Ironing to It NT One room furnished fo K. Shea Metal Works, 21 worm Will sell for value of lmprovnents ulnns 88. Eight.. Call 643, for man. also clothes FOR BALE Five hundred shares of City cow and bred Good reason for If Int. rested In No. 10 The Scout.... 7:20 am 7:50 am anteed. home; rough dried; prices Dr. R. light housekeeping, $10 per month; Third. FOR SAI7E Fresh youni selling. reasonable. Phone 1606-- B.ectrlo Railway, below par. gnod-sise- address jostoft'ee FROM SOUTH. very gentleman only. 801 Lewis, near shops. FOR 1921 model, does. 717 Soutn Arno, proposition, or cor for I Hust, N, T. Armljo building. SALE Ford coupe, - box 638 Albuoueroue No, 88 From El Paso 6:85 pm WANTED To drive truck FOR RENT Modern furnished rooms for brand new. Deal u FOR SALE Horse, wsgon, harness, Jer- rerorenoos. Square Oarage, ...... No. 80 From El Paso 7:00 am SALE prtvata family; experience; near school; no West Copper. Bev cow ana can. fOk Ranches E. F care Journal, housekeeping, high FOR SALE Real Estate No. 80 connects at Pelen wtth No. it Address sick. Phone 1680-- 808 North Ardo. used cars; Two horses, two colts, 100 SALE Forty-acr- e alfaltarancn", FOR SALE Bonis extra good FOR SALS for Clovla, Pecos Valiev. atans.- City and FOR WE AUDIT, CHECK. OPEN, CLOSE and -- sua FOR SALE 60 fool, lot on East 400 SALB hand-palnte- a FOR RENT Two large rooms, nicely fur- easy terms. Mcintosh Auto o., chickens and gooa come Fins G Coast. four miles from olty. Inaulre West Books. WILLIAMS ZA.NU, FOR Beautiful ". at reduced J. A. Ham- keep such as buffet sets, luncneon nished for housekeeping; gas and coal West Central. Mr. Lawrence. 1204 norm t.ievmiu; Silver price. No. 29 connect at Tleln with Ko. SI Oold. room S Mellnl Dunning, mono nui-- pieces, Coal. mond. 824 East Silver. sets, sofa nlllows. Dlano covsrs and any. range; desirable location. 61 West FOR SALE in good condition. SALE Young horse ana imoi from Clovls and ptdnts east and souh SALE Fine close In. Overland, FOR Two-acr- e FOR Valley Ranch, EXPERIENCED chauffeur wants posi von mav wien ior Amas 814 iron. eee ummm FOK BALE tract, highest at less than Improvements cost; or - thins gm". FOR RENT Furnished large front room, very cheap. Call at jsaei spring wagon; cneap. North tion with private family; not a healtn- Orders taken: reasonable. Call hot and cold ac- pnone 1185. 213 Silver. land In valley; two blocks from will trade for good residence in town. care prices steam heated, water, West two miles ess. seeker .Address Chauffeur, at 80$ West Iron. cess to lady Phone overhsuled. neaa worn Fourth street; water rights; postoffice box 824 or pnone bath; preferred. FOR SALE Truck, newly FOR SALE Four num., Pbons 2412-11- 369-- 81S sounu au out; terms, jiTOR SALE Country homo, stucco house, . cheap for cash. West Atlantic. weight 1,200 pounus; TRAVELING man with candy experience, USB EFFECTO AUTO TOP and seat FOR RENT Furnished room and glassed Phone H20-- also one set double harness. Phone even rooms, steam heated, electric Vals-pa- from Pennsylvania, wants position. Ad Effecto Auto Enamel, oatn. 2412-R- ten-ac- In alfalfa and dressing. in Bleeping porch, with private FOR SALE Ford car, 1920 mod lights; oq ranch; dress care Journal; not Enamels on automobiles. 215 touring Address Postoffice box 277, or Salesman, Valspar Crane apartments, North Seventh, el, electric starter, In gooa conamou, FOR SALE care load good work norses, Jorchard. healthseeker, Homestead 814. are 8467-R- Plymouth Cottage Paint, phone 911 South Third. Phone 982-- some msres, all young; some 'phone Roof Paint and Cement. good 310 HEALTHY, educated lady, desires post Floor Paint, WOODWORTH Newly furnlshsd, nice, excel- not broke, at Grande Wagon yard, FOR SALE Nine-acr- e ranch, on main Hon or Satisfaction inoa. r. FOR SALE Oldsmoblle six, in as housekeeper, waitress prac assured, an clean rooms and housekeeping apart lent a. barsslnt Cash OV North Broadway. ditch; new house and garage; nurse. Address Box 66, care Jour, Leather Co., 408 West Central. Phone imnriltlnn: - tical ments, by day, week or montn. terms. 1304 1488-- fwsh milk mile from school, one and one- nal. 1067-- tit West Central, phone FOR BALE Carload Jersey miles west Barelas in South Thlrd FOR BALB 1821 Ford car cows and several springer cows, from Gf half bridge, Young married American touring tuberculin JLrf WANTED FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for or three six old; all quire at Hunt's Ranch. of FOR Poultry-Eg- g. starter and demountable rims; cash to ysars kg man wants work in ttr out town; SALE one room or seen at McAllister Yard, SALE Seven acrea four aens housekeeping; also large part terms. Call for Jackson at Occi tested. Can be FOR land, can speak Spanish; experienced. Address FORsXTiEBucks?"doee rab- - for 617 1208 cornsr Mountain road. In alfalfa, fruit trees; 800 feet east and'rying housekeeping, lady employed. dental Hotel, 222 East Central North First, THE L. If. 8.. care Journal. bits and hens, 710 Wsst West Lewis. D1T.IE a Shetland Select yours today. frontage, on Boulevard, five blocks from - Iad. FOR SALE Extra large Warner's Auto nlra Cony, NURSB wants position, nursing and keep- ot FOR Well furnished room, ad ex- for children; will make ear line, f.i,zoo; terms, j. M. Easter, or WE BUT POULTRY, AND RABBITS KENT Trailer, with canvas covering; In good companion NUMBER LIMITED, We N. M. lng house for Invalid neaitnseeaer 852-- gen - new. V01 a i" One Old Albuquerque, In Ad' all kinds. Phone 802 South Joining bath: private entrance; cellent condition- and almost nice cnristmaa gut. jof Number two years' experience hospital. no sick. 1462-- to St. Boys SALE 320 acre In best bean Broadway. tleman employed preferred' Ill Wsst New York or phone referonoo apply Anthony will a home FOR ranch, dress, N. c, care journal, South Walter Home. North of town. On N. Fourth St. build you just belt, near Mountalnalr, N, M. 116 Amer FOR SALE Twelve fine Hii.in.Tian iiHi-- lisht sixes. 191 acrea under cultivation; $3,800. Buy wanted By young, experienced. Barred Rock hens and rooster, 82 eacn. FOR RENT Two well furnished rooms Ford truck, FOR SALB We are Breeders of grade in man ana wire, wors on models, f50 and 87S0; on hand be- a3 you want it either nlaca and be Hauser ican urai 709 North Twelfth. for housekeeping, with large ons-to- n worm Holsteln cows, and have this Independent. or out of town; can speak Span light 8175; rora truca, unr., choice 111 West Copper ave., Albu dairy, in sleeping porch, electrlo lights and gas Ford $176; tour- tween throo and four hundred Addi- Saddlery, ish. lu. ai. p.. cm-- .luuiiim. RED POULTRY YARDS Thoroughbred $350; speedster, Dodge As we a little of the Anderson N. M, Aduress H. no children. 410 East central 11 West Goltt and halfera are querque, C. R. I. Rada. Rlnsrlet Barred Rocks, ing enr, $40. would a limited fafrl(0) BUSINESS depieselon makes available breed- - FOR RENT Nice front bed room, south- MODEL nmiAA fnr room, aell Small cash aooountant-book-keep- cockerels, pullets, hens and pens for FOR SALE 1820 NASH SPORT tions. pay- S capable American . hot water hot and In number at a reasonable price. The City ALkFumiture with In ph oi14SjJ-w- ern exposure, heat, Fiv lr wheels with cord tires, Denver, Colo., f ani stenographer, thorough g.418WAtlajitlc! cold running water; gentleman preferred; nnnriitlnn. snot mOtOmeter, Park Dairy Company, on small FOR SALE stoves, oil heaters, of ana FOR SALE Mammoth Bronse Toms, light. York 7641. I ment balance, Heating knowledge spanisn wm.iiiiHi cock-rel- no sick. 220 North fteventlv Driven phone 10x13 on Ad 810; hens, 86; White' Minorca Apply tools, two storage batteries, ato. tent, wardrobe, dressers, library AmtiA miaiificntinns request. On room wltll to sell at Victor $30; box $41, 82 White chickens. vnn nu!NT nine thousand miles; forced MONET"TO monthly payments. tables, phonograph, large dress Results, Postofflcs phone each; Wyandotte two sink Cen- Two of hlgh-ola- used furniture. 826 11.50. .Mrs. R. H. Blankenshlp, Route six windows, large closets, sacrlflcs; will demonstrate. Apply loan Number stock 289. house Sixth and TO' On Bouth First. ' no. s, uenmson, Texas, and runnlne- water: furnished for tral Auto and Machine Works, HONEY LOAN watches, St. 814 per month. 818 west coai. Central and everything valuable, On N. Eighth This is your opportunity. SALE Six $10 to $20 C. Reds, keeping. guns von dresssrs, WANTED Apartments "MOUNTAIN VIEW" 8. B. I. Broth-er- s' Mr. B. 818 Soutn to table - FOR BALE Dodge Marcus, nret. two chiffoniers, $13 $20; library won twenty ribbons January, 1921; FOR RENT Office- Rooms Re- $1 to iron Deal, wYrcrKnSiP'amliio'v'ed now Touring car and Roadster. MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds, watches $14; rocking chairs, 15; must be close In superb lot of cockerels and cocks means have been put con. :i to $12.60: springs. $1 to $6; mat modern aoartment: for bred rrom rineai e run KENT Attractive utiles, steam newed they and gold jewelry; liberal reliable, ex ready sale; my and top y N. $3 to $4; baby bed, $7.60; baby and reasonable: no sick; references hlbltlon visitors welcome, C heat, and water furnished. through our repair shop, paint fldentlal Gottlieb Jewel-- Co.. 105 1st, tresses, R. D.. case matinga; light They are inspected be- buggies, $2 to rugs, ti to tit. aim changed. Address journal. P. Hay, 236 North High. Wright building, opposite postoffice. shop. carsfully same CONFIDENTIAL loans on Jewelry, dia- $26:ll; $12 fore put on Sold 'with the ? table. Hot Blast heater, FOR RENT Three very desirable offlca sal. ears. monds watches, Llbsrty bonds, pianos, coal $17.60; range, $30; oil Interest as our new Dodge Brothers Rnthman s hard burner, SSattress PERSONAL rooms, neat and will rem also vs for sale a late automobiles. Lowest rales. $7- to $14; oil heater, $8.60; renovating light, water; We have left with 117 tho state. cook stove, RENOVATING. up. or as a whole. A. B. Mllner, 1919 Sooth First. Bonded to leotrlo $6; desk, roll ATTRESa $3.60 and VIOLIN lessons a French violinist. sepsrately modsl Ford touring; a heater, flat top jr 818 H zs. be office chairs and many other Rug eleanlng, furniture repairing, fur 828 South phone 1E1-- West central, pnone studebaker. Terms can arrangsd. top desk, Broadway, 3. Korber A Auto Dodgs WANTED z.s oouin oecunu. niture packing. Phone 471. Brnn ma PHRENOLOGIST Co., Dept.. Agents REALTORS. bargains, SEWING MACHINES Brothers' Dealers, phone 783; ding Company. IARAH M. JONES, 118 Cornell avenue, LARG-- BHIRT MANUFACTURER wants 11ns ot W ATEDBoard & Room phone 2166-- SBWlNll MACHINES leimire LOST AND FOUND Agents to ssll complete shirts, Third and Gold Phone 857 FOR RENT Ranches WaM ED Private teioliot has elsaned; part and supplies for all direct to wearer. Exclusive patterns. m AT ONCE by employed glr pupils; Free . Madison inted e all work C ri. Lost Uray collar j rewaid. Big values. samples. board and room . In private family, FOR RENT Thlrty-flve-acr- ranch. AP special training for 'primary aTUdta, makes; guaranteed. squirrel . t0-J- , 412 Copper, Phone K18-- Kills, (01 Broadway, New York. , Close In. Phone 1334-- evenings. ply M. Msnaeil Clothing Htors. 119 Kcrtn uign, pDoue jui-j- Morehead, shuns W, Page Twelve ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1 December 1, 1921. "V

FURTHER SHIFTS STAGE FOR SALE BY OWNER These homes are all Las VegaE OLIVE OIL Army Goods Sale Press Brick and built owner. . Albuquerque by Your and Small cans are once more in stock, and pleased to Buy Winter Supplies to Santa Fe. and AMONG SANTA FE take advantage of great suvinjt. modern, Ninth say price is lower. Army Overcoats, . Leaves Albuauerane. . 7M5 am Gold. Reclaimed DOaUUff tn KnntA TTa. . .Ifhafi firrU! To hand Lorna Doones Cocoanut Fads, modern on North fSTHEATRE yesterday, O. V. Leaves Rants Fe ...... 4:30 pro WOOJj (fO Pfk block Central. Chocolate Puff Cakes, Fig Newtons, Snaparoons, OFFICIALS SHIRTS, W ...DO0" Arrives In Allmauernne 7:80 pm Maple, half from LAST TIME TODAY Twinkle Chocolate Cakes, by the pound. IDE Reclaimed Russet (pi "TP Phone 600 one block from Shoe Ribbon Brand in b. round boxes. . .35c tDl.lO Blue Figs, NlewBr?:!r'....i3.50 SINGER TAXI HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY Large California grown Figs. Further readjustments among modern, two blocks made necessary O. D. Breeches, Re- - Office Singer Mirar Store, Santa Fe officials (Jrt 210 West Central from Central. Extra large imported layer Figs, the very best on account of the death of several claimed, SI. 75 andtDaOU Ariz-wre- obtainable, lb 50c men in the Wlckenburg, ck Army Wool Underwear, New Can Make Good Terms. last week were announced Two-piec- e, f?f If you are Intending to buy The Yams have had for some time. railroad here yesterday. suit tbUtOXJ best looking by the per (j MEDICATED AND SULPHUR investigate these first. The place of J. D. McCully at Six Buckle, New 821 1 Per pound di- (Tjq BATHS West Silver. Phone San Bernardino who was made Cloth . been Overshoes. .tDOtt) Graduate nurse and masseuse vision superintendent, has New Army at M filled by E. K. McCnrty, former Shoes rr ,n attendance Shampooing and A, It. O4.0U treatments a WARD'S STORE CRESCENT GROCERY train master at Needles. New O. D. scalp specialty Woods, trainmaster with Jurisdic- (Tr ff Call for appointment. FOR SALE OR RENT. Selig-ma- n Blankets .JdDUU JONES tion between Needles and MRS. TERRY DEAMER, Prop. Six brand new houses, H. WARD ROBERT 085-Y- VP HOMER to take Mr. McCarty's to Mall Phone 608 H W. Central corner Ninth and Coal. Will Marble Avenue Coal and South Walter is Trompt Attention lift place. Orders. sell one or all on reasonable fbonet Phone It. S. Goodrich, trainmaster be- terms. See F. H. Strong or L. tween Albuquerque and Gallup cm Ei.rcxBio shoe shop C. Bennett. at Gallup, is the Liberty Army M7-- 145. with headquarters n Ptaona SIS South Second. PHONES 75 or The Grade Macaroni iNeenien-Seligma- Highest new trainmaster or tne Co. FrM Call and Deliver;. We Ee Noodle. Spaghetti and division. Mr. Goodrich s Supply Sell will be taken by O. W. other Macaroni Product place WlnB- - 117 North . First. Schlueter, chief dispatcher at 10 The 'place of assistant to the chief engineer at Los Angeles held bv the late W. H. Oliver, will be taken by W. W. Kelly, dtv slon engineer. Mr. Kelly's place will be Christmas B. division en- Greeting Shriners GO TODAY taken by M. Clark, LETS at Needles. II. H. Tinsdale, r.i..togineer nHth lurlsdiction be Cards! tween Winslow and Sellgman, is to continue in that position. Only ten days more Attention WILLIAM rOX Presents time to order them UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS with your name plate A R H D M added to make them Potentate Cutts and his DDSTIH F DOINGS personal. See our sam- Imperial party ples and prices. 5 m. L. TV. Glbney and family will will arrive tomorrow evening at p. move into his very attractive new Strong's Book Store "THE DEVIL WITHIN" Pueblo on GIrard type bungalow with' fez. : avenue some time week. Please be at 'depot your Jacfc Hbit and Iois 'Wilson, in scene fan the Paramount ns this PictapS i A dramatic tnlo of tlio South Sens, with Dnstln Fnrnum The water company has been re- LD5I ROMANCE 5 a sea with nn iron lianil onil whom no one Coal iIH6 .l3eVPiOlucUcJl captain, ruling filling the ditches cut across mm- - - dares to oppose. and Silver avenues. However, mois- 1 f tnryit' will be before the Potentate. Also SUNSHINE COMEDY ture necessary E. T. CHASE, ; a Job will be complete. FOR SALE L. K. Harris haa purchased a lot llfam "WHO'S WHO" on Harvard avenue south of Coal deMille's has ordered water connection to ADMISSION PRICES and Up minute house, Reduction. REGIXAR preparatory to the building of a ofEdward Knoblock's) five-roo- five cozy m California typo rooms and glass- bungalow. ed sleeping1 porch, Attend the Red Star Oil furnace heat, and qheJCost Romanci LOCAL ITEMS J 15 JEWEL Stove demonstration at garage, in 4th ward. With CONRAD NAGEL, LOIS WILSON & JACK HOLT) Raabe & Mauger's today. Patrol -- OLGA PRINTZLAU. Coal Supply Co Phone 4 nfl R. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Phone 1386-- Photoplay by Dr. Hurray, Osteopath. P. G44-- We deliver any size any A PARAMOUNT PICTURE . W. M. Stone of the Home Oil where. Transfer ; has GOLD WATCHES Henry Co, ' and Supply company returned V- from Jemez Springs with a Phone 939. Attention ... ALSO 7'J'Pi; turkey which was shot by his son, F. J. Stone. The hunters to- saw several bunches of turkey but FOR SALE Please meet at Masonic Temple at 4:15 p. m. BURTON HOLMES TRAVEL PICTURE no DRESSED POULTRY meet deer. Two Diamond morrow to put on your patrol uniforms and wood, full truck load, and EGGS Rings at Great 5 Factory Bargains if sold once. These Potentate Cutts at the depot at p. m. and I four dollars. Hahn Coal Company. Co. at Imperial Phone SI. Southwestern Poultry stones are perfect In cut and The Missionary society of the Phone ft 11-- J pure white. CURRENT EVENTS I Broadway Christian church wl'l QUALITY SERVICE One Is Knrnt meet this afternoon at the homo of and the other Kurat CHAS. LEMBKE, Captain. Mrs. F. E. Shelley, at 824 North ADVANCE IN PRICES Sixth street at 2:30 o'clock. Divi- 3ee these. You can buy them NOTE: sion No. 2 will be in charge of Opening Announcement at loan prices. Apply meeting. Matinee Adults ,25c; Children..T..v.10d J The Woman's Auxiliary of the St. I sell Best Grade Meats. 213 S. First Street John's will hold a tea and sale of Prices right, free delivery Night (6 to 11; Adults 35c; Children. ..,,.150 fancy work and home cooking nt DELMAR ENDICOTT (TAX EVCLTJDED) : 117 100 POUNDS POTATOES, $2.25 the home of Mrs. Hoy Strome, Phone 5 1 a 1 024 S. IJrond wn y 3 South Fourteenth, Thursday after- Boss .$2.23 mill m 48 lbs. Flour.... .m.iii..hih. 11 mi... in iMniiii.mw iLiiJimi. mm mil noon December 1. $1-1- Dr. II. J. Davis and family re- The Jeweler 24 lbs. Boss Flour 5 turned last night from a hunting FOGG, 48 lbs. Diamond M Flour...... $1.95 trip near Pajarlto, Santa Fe FOR RENT Expert Watch. Clock and Jewelry 24 lbs. Diamond M Flour ;. ....,...$1.00 county. Repairing. Also Engraving. All will be a commun- Beautifully furnished modern work Opposite Post-offic- e. 48 lbs. Wolfs Premium Flour .... $2.00 There regular 5 rooms guaranteed. ication of No. 6. A. home, and sleeping Temple Lodge SPECIAL porch, in Fourth Ward, close 15 lbs. Sugar ...... $1.00 F. and A. M., at 7:30 o'clock this Phono 903-- J. 122 S. 4th St. in. 1647-- J 8 lbs. .$1.39 evening. ONLY , Rent $75.00. Fhone Snowdrift...;. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. George II. $ltJ 4 lbs. Snowdrift ....a:. ...72c of North Blumcnscheln, Fourth Fully Guaranteed b. pkg.' Swift's Premium Bacon ,..47c street, a son. For Sale Owner lb 28c (CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE FROM 1 TO 11 P, M.) Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pres-te- l, By Swift's Premium Hams, per 318 West Lead avenue, Sunday Good house In University Swift's Premium Bacon (by the side) per lb. . ,40c LAST TIME TODAY ROTHMAN'S Studio Dance rooms night, November 27, a girl. Big Heights. Four and i " The Moose lodge will give a TAMARISK INN sleeping porch. Areola heater. Have your orders delivered for 25c, and still save dance at Moose hall. Music and Jewelry &tore FRIDAY EVENING, Terms. Address 5 to 15 on your groceries. Our prices are Wedding Bells and Wedding Yells all Week Mrs. J. P. 412 South DECEMBER 2nd O. Ii Cnr ' McMurray, 7 Journal M. SCHENCK Present Fifth street, fell Tuesday and frac- 117 8. First St. Phone 91 J convincing. JOSEPH tured her left hip. She was re- moved to a local hospital, where th'! hip was placed In a Central plaster paris GO of Grocery TALFJABGE cast. She is reported to be getting payment of a year instead Let Us Send a Man Broadway CONSTANCE as well as could be 110 as at present. The commis along expected. were had Your Watch To replace that broken window ALBVQfERQlE STORES CO., Incorporate! sioners informed that it Bring Lnmher Co.. ';; FIELD'S the of the agency Clock nnd work In glass. Alhnquerqne No Mail Orders Taken. IN SALISBURY support present Jewelry I'hone 421. 42.1 North First ! BASEBALL PARK MAY here, but decided by a vote of three during the Christmas rush. I Corner Broadway and Central. Phone 1S8 to two to bury the measure. It did BE CONSTRUCTED ON not conform to the present scale will take care of It. - "WEDDING BELLS" of charges. Grade Macaroni STURGES-KEN- T TRACT n, j?jn Ths Highest The firm of Crosno and Shirley Brassfield, GUYS and "I CANTS' appeared to ask a sewer extension TRANSFER We GTrf IMMlfffik3 EggNoodle., Spaghetti A Play of "I WILLS," "I WON'TS," Members of the city commission to a new apartment building In the 117 South First. Phono 9 17-- J. Call Sell other Macaroni Product. Because he's going to get married again tomorrow, discussed at their regular meeting 900 block on East Silver avenue. mean he shouldn't kiss his first last night the possibility of the The city announced that it would it doesn't that construction of a buseball park on be unable to build the extension. 3 7 1 wife good-by- e. the Sturges-Ken- t tract which the The commissioners were re- has for the Bride-Number-T- city purchased develop- quested to name a member of their But and convince thai 4 it ment of water supplies. Trees are to work on the Mothers' War Holiday Gifts try body is "good-bye.- " Just ancf do it! to be planted in the tract and the Memorial hospital committee. WOOD really try commissioners favored the Idea of Thomas Hughes was selected. Shelled COAL and the construction of a When she walked in on that fond farewell the permitting PINON-NUT- S We Are the Job grandstand and the laying out of a on Blues. base- HOUSE ROOMS Tonr Trunk for We service and Wedding March became the Iron Foundry diamond for use during the BITTNER The Finest nut-me- Shelled; Hauled give you and qualitr guarantee every order, ball season. 3I9H South First. Phone 821-- tt Machine - Shelled; Machine -- 25 ADDED ATTRACTION The question of trees in McCIel-la- n Separated. The dainty nut in Cents Square was also considered. C. II. CONNER, M. P. D. O. dainty packages. Call Albuqncrqne Transfer Co City Manager James N. Gladding Phone 543. COAL SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. was instructed to with the Osteopathic Specialist. "STANDING PAT" proceed Stern Blilg. Tel. 701-- J, 2033-- Fannie S. Spitz stocking of the park with suitable 4 PHONES 5 shade trees as rapidly as possible. Telephone 802 '" A new city ordinance, raising Shelled Pinon Nuts. Phone Ziet Our Trucks Bring Comfort to Tour Home. A Gayety Comedy n 323 North Tenth St. $11.50 the tax for the opera-lio- Gallup Lump Coal, occupation 802. Fannie S. Spitz, 323 Send for mall order list of teachers' agencies, was pro- price Co. REGULAR PRICES posed. It would have required the North Tenth. Johnson Coal COAL and WOOD REDUCED PRICE 900 X. First Plione 888-- Fancy White Colorado Potatoes, per cwt....$2.35 DAILY'S KASII AND KARRY 40 lbs. Potatoes. . .$1.00. 9 lbs. Potatoes 25c LIST YOUR CHRISTMAS COAL FREE 15 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 Fresh Lime 206 East Central Ave. Swift's the lb 42c Lump Bacon, by slab, per Better Kodak In Bulk Best on the Market. According to our custom each year we will give Armour's Picriic lb..' . .20c Hams, per SUPERIOR WHITE MME CO KANSAS CITY MEAT 5,000 pounds of coal to six of our customers as Swift's Sliced Bacon, per pkg 50c Finishing Warehouse follows: Armour's Star Hams, per lb 29c Rolls Developed ...10c Coal Supply & dumber Co. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Packs Developed 15c Plionea 4 and 5. Free Meat Delivery. 1st Gift lbs. 4th 500 lbs. Coal Brookfield Sausage, per pkg 33c Printing, each 3o to 5c 2,000 Coal; Gift tall cans 12V2c b. Box Pure Pork $3.00 Grocery Order Deliver- 2nd Carnation Milk, ed to Gift 1,000 lbs. Coal; 5th Gift 500 lbs. Coal Pet Milk, tall cans 12y2c The Barnum Studio Bausauge 30c Highlands. b. Pure Pork sausage b. Butter 45c 3rd Gift 500 lbs. Coal; 6th Gift 500 lbs. Coal cans 13c 219 West Central. Nut-Ol- Red Cross Milk, tall CURIOS (bulk) 25c b. a 28c On the 23rd of December, at 8 o'clock p. m., we . will St. Charles Milk, tall cans 13c NAVAJO RUGS 1- - lb. Box Best Bacon... 48c 1 Box Winesap apples. .$3,00 day 1 Instant Swandown hold a drawing at our office, 115 South Second Street, and California doz 53c and 61c Grade Hams on iI. Oranges, per 35c, Highest the COAL will be delivered FREE December 24th to Moccasins, Boskets, 29c Cake Flour 24c holders ' each 13c and 15c (whole) 1- ...i of the lucky numbers. t Florida Grapefruit, Established 1883 Gems, Ijaces, - lb. Seedless Raisins lb Jewelry. Good bacon, side or halt.SOc 28c Be sure to keep the numbered Delivery Tickets which tho Bananas, per 12c IS Tradln Post, (bulk) 2- - Drivers will leave with each order of coal or wood lb 12VSsc WRTflHT'S-- lbs. Hamburger 85c Swift's Pure Lard. 85c purchased Fancy Eating Apples, per 'Indian Building 10-lb- s. from December 1st to 23rd inclusive. Picnic Hams 20c Swift's Pure the J. S. B. Babie Country Gentlemen Corn, can. . .19c Opposite Postofflce. Lard The Pork Roast 22c ..$1.65 drawing will be made from the stubs on file in our office Monarch can 23c Cooking Apples ...25c which bear numbers and the winners Corn, per Side Pork 25c corresponding will be can 12V&C Fresh 8 Bars Crystal White announced In the Morning Journal, December 24th. Standard Corn, per 55c Loose Wiles RELIABLE Watch Our Window Pork Chops . 28c Soap You may have your choice of either BLACK DIAMOND Cookies, per pkg .12l2c MATCHMAKERS & JEWELER! Veal Stew 18c 1 Cream Oil Soap Free GALLUP. SWASTIKA, SUGAR1TE, BRILLIANT or Monarch Food of Wheat, per pkg 25c W. For Bargains Rings, Watches, Extra good Pot Roast ..15c 3 Palm Olive Soap 23r LUMP, the best COALS on the local 205 CENTRAL AVE.. 2- market. Ivory, Silver, Jewelry. Boiling Beet 10c -lbs. Prunes 25c Ralston Wheat Food, per pkg 25c doz 80c Cream of 28c WISEMAN'S WATCH SHOP. Lamb, Chichen, Oysters Oranges, Wheat, per pkg.. 815 Sonth Second St. NEW STATE COAL COMPANY Puffed Wheat, per pkg , ...13c Puffed Rice, per pkg 17c PHONE 85 Post Toasties, large size pkg 17c Office, 115 S. Second St. Tard, Fruit Ave. and Santa Fe Ity. Corn Flakes, large size pkg ...17c MOOSE LODGE ELMS HOTEL Phone 91 For Your Fuel 800 North First. Will state-st- Finest rooms In the eam GALLUP LUMP, GALLUP EGG 25 Cent Taxi We Deliver Your Order for 10c. Pay More? heat, hot and cold Estancia Line Why water all outside rooms. Wood Kindling and Factory Wood Boy and Night Service Stage DANCE TONIGHT or with- Prompt Over Delivered FREE Weekly rates, with Orders $8.00 out private bath, $4 to $10 ween usinj? Phone 17 Leave Albuquerque ,. ,8:30am rate Combine satisfaction and, economy by Arrive Estancia at Transient $1.50 single; more Open and Closed Cars...... 1:00pm $2.00 double. Cerrillos Egg, burns longer, produces heat. Leave Estancia ...... ,8:80 am WILLY-NILL- With bath $2.50 single anu Arrive Albuquerque ...1:00 pmJL ( Y MOOSE HALL double $3.00. IIAIIII COAL COMPANY J. W. BRASFIELD, the Wntrh M.fer. T 205 South First Street Friends Invited American. Bwlii and nsllh Hakaa. Daily Except Sunday J. A. Skinner All Work uuarantead. 158 Taxi & Baggage 158 HT South Jtlrai. rbone 017-- J.