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OAHA WILL HOOVER I! ALL FREIGHT IS B0WT0 RULING Union Chieftains and Senators IL RITE S OPERATE PART 1 1 FUEL CO L C MOVED OF LABOR BO t Talk Over U.S. Labor Conditions IN TARIFF BILL OF ITS MINES fv J g&l MCHIfl F OFFERED HARDING'SPLEft L CUM Governor M'Cray Announces NIT ES That the State is Arrang- OF FS Men Should Resume Work ing to Supply Fuel to Keep Duty of 33 Cents a Pound Harding Sets in Motion the Until Tribunal Can Be Business Moving. Voted by Senate; Four Re- Emergency Organization Asked to Give Rehear- Six a (By The Ansncintrd I'rcM.I publicans Oppose, to Supervise Coal Supply Passenger Traffic Is Being Indianapolis, Ind., July 26. ing on Doubtful Questions an- Democrats Favor It. Walkout. Ac- Governor Warren T. McCray During Operated Normally, nounced tonight that the state of (By The 4orla(ci) Ir .) to over (H The Aorlntd I'rm.t to a Statement of Washington, 26. President Indiana was arranging take 26. A raw WIRES GOVERNORS OF cording July and "sufficient mines to Washington, July in a sent today operate wool rate of 33 cents a Western Executives. Harding, telegram supply Indiana's necessities." The tariff pound THE VARIOUS STATES to J. Cleve Dean, chairman of the announcement was made in a tele- of clean content, eight cents more associa was i CAR LOADINGS EXCEED railway employes' publicity gram to John llessler, president than proposed by the house Are Asked to Set Up Tem- tion, Chattanooga, Tenn., "Invited" of the Indiana minors, who is in approved today by the senate, 33 in an endeavor to THOSE OF LAST YEAR Lean to urge striking railway work , to 16. Four voted Organizations; ers to decision of the a settlement of the mine republicans porary accept the arrange six demo- Ait-chis- on railroad labor bourd and return to strike. against the rare and Daugherty, Fall and Leaders in the wired crats supported It. Shopmen's work "until you and I and everyone President llessler had to Other Members. in American welfare Governor McCruy that the union Tho committee amendment Strike Still Maintain That else interested Is In in the railroad officials were contemplating a call the bill, as finally approved, may join asking the same form the Til ANwieliifrt PrMl.) the Walkout is labor board to give a rehearing nn for an interstate conference and as provision (Ity Practically was written into tho bill by the Washington, July 26 (by the any question concerning which urged him to use his influence with President Hard- 100 Per Cent. (here is reasonable doubt about the the Indiana operators. The gov- house, except thnt the house pro- Press.) 35 cent set in motion the federal correctness or the Justice of the de- ernor promised his "unqualified viso for a limitation of per ing tonight Th Amorinted PreM.I ad- ad valorem was stricken out. The emergency f .el control organiza- Bj cision made." support to the movement" and a central 26, (By the . As- In finance committee with tion with the selection of Chicago, July The president's message was ded that "In the meantime my majority of sociated Western rail- he received last coal drew nt the last minute its original coal distribution committee Press.) reply to a telegram preparations for production officials under the way executive in a statement to- Sunday from Dean in which it was will proceed as rrtpidly as possi- amendment providing for gradu government said "to to operate ated bucket rates dependent upon chairmanship of Secretary Hoover. night, asserted freight is beijig that attempt ble." commerce nt the mines and railroads by military The governor in taking the step, the percentage of the shrinkage of The secretary, moved as offered, without con- to men Around the table, left to right, A. F. I.. President Samuel the wool when cleaned. request of the president, immedi- forces or to attempt draft advised Mr. Hessler that he had Gompers, Edgar Wallace, legislative representative; of and traff1 is into or railroad service Wash- Frank Morrison, Senators Walsh, Borah and Before finally on the ately wired the governors the gestion passenger mining received official word from secretary; King. acting them to set being operated normally .hi!e would be an attempt to establish ington this afternoon that in pres- substitute, committee amendment, various states, asking loaders in the railway shopmen's involuntary servitude." ent situation Indiana utilities can- Labor conditions in the United chieftains mpt with U. S. Sena- strike conditions were discussed the senate rejected 38 to 19, nn up an emergency state organiza- strike still maintained the walk- in his tele- States were put under the mtcro-scop- e, tors Walsh, Borah and in and the means for ending the in- amendment by Senator Wadsworth, tion for equitable distribution ami President Harding not be supplied even with priori- King for coal out was practically 100 per cent. gram, said ho was convinced Dean's ties from outside tho state and coal so to speak, when labor Senator Borah's office. Present dustrial republican, , to make the maintenance of fair prices According to the statement is- appeal to American rate 28 cents a pound. Six repub- under the administration's plan. "attempted for Indiana people is squarely up Mr. Hoover sued tonight by the western presi- prejudice will fall upon deaf ears." to the governor." licans supported this amendment "Under this plan," dents' committee on public rela- The president told Dean that If and six democrats opposed it. The said, "the distribution for railway tions of the association of in and were use will be directed from Washing- railway he were "the believer peace KENNEDY THE PURSUER WORKED GO TRACY BELIEVES republicans Borah, Idaho; executives, car loadings exceed harmony and the reign of justice HEADS Jones, Washington; Kellogg, Min- ton but, with tha possible excep- those of a year ago, except on which you would have believed, I NOT THE PURSUED. IS Oil nesota, Lenroot, Wisconsin; tion of a few state public utilities, roads especially affected by the Invite you now to pass on the failure Illinois and Wadsworth, tho responsibility for all other dis- coal strike. AU western lines of the mine workers to aecepr. ine DEFENSE'S ASSERTION New York. The democrats were: tribution will rest upon organiza- with headquarters in Chicago, re- awards of an able and impartial OP OVER FIERI IT S RI Ashurst, Arizona; Broussard and tions set up under state control." increases in the number of the 10 OIECE Asked. port commission In determining (By The Ainolntd rre.) Rnnsdcll, Louisiana; Jones, New men at work in the shops, the merits of the dispute between coal I.os Angeles, Calif.. July 26. Mexico; Kendrick, Wyqmlng and of state organiza- statement said. miners and coal operators." Argument for tho defense in the Sheppard, Tex. tions was also nsked by Interstate Reports Au Increase. The assertion of Dean that "the Mrs. Oben-chai- n. II Senator Commerce Commissioner Aitchi-so- n, trial of Madelynne AT JERSEY CITY FOR CONFERENCE TO CALL S QLQN5 Wiidsworth's first move The Chicago, Burlington and American farmer and laborer have took up tho entire session with respect to the wool rate was who telegraphed the several Quincy, which yesterday reported come to realize the hostile attitude of court .Tud R. Rush de- to increase the house rate to 28 regulatory bodies ot Increase of 455 in em- he today. transportation an shop of G. O. P.," Mr. Harding said voted most of the time to a dis- cents, but this amendment was re- the states east ot tho Mississippi added 325 more The ployes, today would treat with "contempt." cussion of the defendant's rela- Leonard-Tendl- er 54 to 6, be- them to net as repre- men to its the statement Bout To- B. M. Jewell and State Should Wait Till jected, the supporters requesting force, President's telegram, dated July 25, tions v 1th J. Bolton Kennedy, of Timothy Says ing, republicans: Borah, Jones, sentatives of the commission in Raid, while the Illinois Centril was as follows: she stands accused. -- Bill Is of the emer- In whoye murder night for the World's Healy and A. 0. Wharton, Smith McNary Washington: Kellogg, Lenroot, facilitating operation has its shops 9,885 men as "Mr. Cleve Dean: He was "the pri- J. asserted Kennedy At- and Wadsworth. gency service orders, giving against a normal force of 12,701 Railway Employes' as tho state tries to Lightweight Title Is of the Railroad Labor Opinion Differs n of coal and the before the strike started. "Chairman, pursuer not, Passed; By vote of 43 to 22, the senate ority to the shipments day Publicity Association. show, the pursued," Man. previously had defeated the Len- necessities. .Men going to work in the last 24 Tenn. He euid if had tracting Keen Interest. Board, to See Harding. With Carlsbad state- "Chattanooga, that Kennedy root amendment proposing to limit The federal coal distribution hours numbered 371, the "Since speak as chairman of let Mrs. Obcnchiiin fllone after to 60 committee selected the you Tbe Awoclutrd Prem.) DISPATCH TO MO.NIN JOUWNAW ier cent ad valoren the by presi- ment said, and during the first the ;i Employes' Publicity her to K. Oben-clial- (By (Bj The Asaorlnted Frem.) S.tCtAl General 98.2 Hallway marriage Ralph ' 26. Not since 26 As- N. M 26. Fol- maximum duties on coarse wools. dent consists of Attorney three weeks of July per cent association and since it Is exceed tho tragedy would never New York, July Chicago, July (by the Carlsbud, July Secretaries Fall and Dempsey-Carpenti- has sent Eight republicans supported tho Daugherty, of Its passenger tralna were on the American ho tlu fight sociated Press.) B. M. Jewell, is a copy of a telegram Altchi-so- n ingly important that have happened. Obenohain, over lowing amendment and seven democrats Hoover and Commissioner lime. know precisely the question added, could have averted the the public been so worked up head of the railway shop- Francis G. Tracy to Governor The Atchison, Topeka and San- people and a match as it to be striking by voted against it. or their representatives, under at issue in the present railway trouble by "a two minute talK boxing appears men, tho six international presi- Mechem Before vote on the of the ta Fa 6,662 mechanics 10 over the encounter tomorrow even- today: the the Lenroot temporary chairmanship reported coal strikes, I am more than glad with Kennedy and threatening dents the the the over commerce and 2,884 laborers in Its shops, 1 his until his own ing in City between Cham- of shop crafts' organiza- "I havo just read Albuquer- proposal fight it, which secretary. to answer your telegram, though smash faro, Jersey began three To Add Fifth Member. representing 53.3 per cent of nor- can par- mother could not him." pion Benny Leonard, New York, tion, Timothy Healy, of the firemen que Journal of July 25. I believe days ago, waxed em- only treat your politically recognize Phil- warm, with Senators and A fifth member Is to be added mal. Tha number of shop prosj-cutio- n and Challenger Tendler, and oilers, and A. O. session Kellogg tisan reference with that contempt Final argument for the Iw Wharton, that tho proposed special Lenroot It to committee Mr. Hoover ployes is increasing daHy, the citizen was to to- adelphia, for tha world's light- un- supporting in addresses the , which Is felt by every good expected begin labor group member of the United for reclamation legislation Is and Chairman who will undertake the ad- statement said. On July 21, the of concern. morrow.. weight title. McCumber of the said, in the hour deep public th'.-titl- e States railroad labor board, depart- and futile direction while th statement said, the road moved American since Leonard took necessary, unadvisable finance committee, and Senator ministrative Happily for the public Hardly ed for presum- the bill Is passed. of the organi- 4,040 car loads of freight In and done and said from the Knglishman, Freddy today Washington, before McNary Gooding. Idaho, opposing it. ultimate character out of Kansas verything everything for a conference with I am advised by tho chief counsel zation "must depend upon the sit City, this being government authority relating to Welsh, at the old Manhattan Casino. edly President by pre-fig- h i service that it This was only the fourth time In the road's is a matter of rec- PROPOSAL MADE has there been so much tomorrow the for the reclamation uation." taken at tho the two strikes , Harding regarding to WHOLESALE SHUTDOWNS business llghtweighto-.on-test- - will be necessary for each state commerce to indicate, history that handled at and cannot. In any way b dis- discussion over a rail - department Kansas exceeded 4,000 cars. ord, strike situation.'' a act to authorize con- that the committee .vould be au City torted. There is no dispute about though in tho Intervening time with pass special OF CHI0 STEEL MILLS Gain on Pennsy System. of met contender who After a hurried conference tracts between Ktate districts and elastic body with administrative American Benny has every Smlth-McNa- The re- the loyal citizenship the the strike leaders under the SEEN BY 'aides or system the men on strike, nor will any one WORKERS B asked for a chance. Tendler has president, the government OPERATORS representing the railroads ported A gain of 662 shopmen for TO for to leave to- bill. Such legislation sections, such as New question that many of them gave fought an uphill battle recogni- planned Washington geographical the day, this representing the men can for tion all this ttme. morrow bark in should be well considered and (B. T'l Annrlnted Prru.) England or the Great Lakes re- everything that give night, arriving all ex- largest single day's improvement service of this country in the By almost every one except the Chicago Friday morning. A veil of practically uniform for states, Youngstown. , July 26. gion, pressed into service as since a state- the ac- is based the strike began, world war. Nor is It disputed that champion himself, Tendler is secrecy was thrown over the trip, because financing upon Possibility of further curtailment pert advice on the needs of those ment said. The number of & op- farm of shop the men on strike are exercising B. knowledged the most dangerous and their departure over the Balti- sale of bonds to the public by steel mill operations here this sections may be required. men actually at work In the and lawful 0J1R010 Leonard has hazarded his more and Ohio at 10:30 o'clock did loan banks. See letter this date.. week and of wholesale shutdowns Telegrams to Governors. is a their constitutional ponent next Pennsylvania shops 43.498, under existing statutes in crown with since ascending the not become public until hours Carlsbad Argus. month sljould the fuel In his telegrams to the gover- net gain of 5,213 from the low rights, men t his men who are In- was seen nors Mr. declining to work under the terms throne. To newspaper later, union leaders declaring that Albuquerque shortage continue, by Hoover, after reciting the point during the strike. The shop labor board Copy Of It, in Writing, Has camp at Budd N. J., Mr. was still In town all terested In tho drainage and plant operators of the Brier Hill steps taken by tho administration force the statement is decided ty the railroad Iika, Jewell today, said, or tendered to the workmen by the to Presi- Leonard has belittled Tendler, during the afternoon. reclamation program, when shown Steel company today. At tho Re in the situation, said: Tvithin 20 cent of a full work- Been Forwarded classi- Iron and Steel au- per mine operators of the country. No christened him a "dub" and The Journey follows a conference Mr. Tracy's telegram, said yester- public company "The agencies and present ing force in normal times. With- or to dent Daniel Wil-lar- d fied him as a "second rater." that Governor Mechem, after r.ffices It was said that Its sched- of the federal government, in a short time, the statement one has attempted proposed Harding, between James J. Davis, secretary day ule also thority men into either the rail- Usually Leonard is less garrulous. of and Mr. Jewell at Moose-henr- t, carefully considering the statutes, may bo curtailed thi? of course, do not enable it to pro- said, the roads expect to have a draft Tree Announces. labor, a eek. The of the way or mining service, or suggested He has trained hard and earetully, near here, last Saturday. had reached the conclusion that plants Youngs- tect the ultimate consumer of coal normal force selected from The which Tendler cites as ample re- no law which a town Sheet and Tube company within the boundaries of those to work coercion under military force. Mr, Jewell's meeting with the there is under a state among offering at free America ore (By 111. AsMjcluted Pres..) futation of the champion's utter- will follow conferences constituted board can be and of the Steel corporation are further than such can The rates of pay established tin- military forces of 20. A president legally better reserve protection never used for such a purpose. , Ohio, July copy ances. Leonard says he is at the between L. F. Loreo, head of the formed for the purpose of apply- supplied with coal, bo secured Iw the above mean der the company's employes rep- pre- of a written proposal, made today of his that he never the and will be able to keep up pres- cam-- Their service Is only that of peak manhood, eastern executives and members of ing for federal aid under ent that coal sold in Interstate ' resentation plan. the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Smith-McNar- y for a limited time. venting lawlessness and violence. by will be a better boxer. the senate interstate commerce bill. The same con- operations merce shall be sold to the original "Hands Off" Policy. freedom to its men in conference, will be in too, has trained dili- men a The Railroad La- Tl.at same unchallenged to Tendler, committee, and between the presi- clusion had been reached by SPECIAL purchnser at fair price, and fair asso- the hands of President Harding at his nt Delanco, W. W, of the in association form- RAILROAD RATE. ob- bor Board which permits you and your gently quarters dent and Atterbury prominent the A distribution between states be ma'ntained its hands Is no night. In response to a request N. an aristocratic suburb about owners in Santa Fe, July 26. special off Chnlrman Ben W. ciates to decline to work less of J., Pennsylvania, and the president ed to organize the land a tained. The problem of seeintr policy. free American from Senator James E. Watson, twenty miles from Philadelphia on and Ben chairman of the the mlddlo Rio Grande into rato of fare and a half for the that consumer shall Hooper was called to Newport, the heritage of the Daniel Wlllard, president Hooper, valley round has been announced the ultimate who chooses to accept employment Indiana, the Delaware river. The challenger labor board. These meetings fol- a reclamation district. trip by be protected upon coal now In cir- Tenn., by the death of a relative of the Baltimore and Ohio, said he has declined to make a prediction Mr. the Santa Fe railroad for the con- and other board members gave under the terms proposed. The to lowed tho announcement by Early legislation permitting the culation and on resale of coal dls two is would send the copy the presi- and only says "I'm going to do my that his efforts to settle the formation of such a district is of vention of insurance agents, which as the strike no official attention between the positions dent in hands of Charles W. Hooper will be held In on Oc- tributed aljove and that equita railroad workers the best." strike had met with failure be- Importance, for the reason Albuquerque hie distribution shall be carried oit Telegrams were received frori that the striking vice prosident of the road Leonard execu- prime tober 9, 10 and the Idaha Producers' Union and exercise their right of freedom In Halloway, For the last few days cause of the refusal of the that if New Mexico is not ready 11, Opening day must rest with the authority ot He of Fmith-Mc-Nnr- of the convention will be to hinder tha necessary tonight. has been irritable, but gay. tives to agree to the restoration to as soon as the y national each state. the Idaho Farm Bureau Federa- seeking In his ap- apply fire of the county, not- claims utter sincerity seniority rights to the men. bill begins to function, other prevention day. The Chamber "I am this at tion asserting that fruit and veg- transportation Tendler. The challenger of Commerce of the United States sending telegram etable growers face disaster unless withstanding the provision by law FIRE DEPARTMENTS praisal of Ftates that have already formed the request of the president to can for consideration of any just appears genuinely hurt and quietly their reclamation districts can file reports that tho fire losses in the learn if feel can the strike be settled at once. the TO GET He deter- United States are now that you that you Six thousand cars of pota- and the striking miners $27,222.73 angered. radiates grim their applications Immediately. larger than undertake to create a 'state organi- early grievance; of makes it plain that ever before, reached the toes should be moved east before seek to prevent the production mination, but NEFF WILL USE This likely would result in New having zation under your direction to se- to common welfare, (Speriid CnrresTMindenr to '!no Jo.inr.il.) too much talking might jeopardize Mexico to wait as much as staggering total of $1,300,000 a September 1, the messages said, coal necessary 26. Fire having cure that this shall be done and and added that 14.000 cars of late notwithstanding the offer of an Santa Fe, July depart- his levelness of head. ten years for federal aid. because day. with which we can scttle-(Continu- 29 New Mexico cities and of the 4,000 ears of head to make an ments of It will be the first meeting of the potatoes and agency Impartial of $27,-222.- for money appropriated being towns will receive a total two, though they were matched used elsewhere. 'Continued on I'age Two.i on Two.", from the fire protection the championship bout last year. EVERYPOWERTO from time Other S'ates Ready. RETURN TO YOUR fund, which is derived the An episode occurred at that The belief here Is Mr. WORK WHILE two cent tax on col- caused ill Tendler's that per premiums that feeling, Tracy is wrong In his belief thnt lected fire insurance companies manager, Phil Glassman, taking by ten- each state desiring federal aid will NEW YORK BOXING COMMISSION operating in the state. The fund is the $5,000 forfeit Leonard had PROTECT PUBLIC DEMANDS ARE BEING THRESHED ba- which he was have to pass special legislation. A apportioned upon a population dered for appearance, number are now sis to cities and towns that unablo to make because of a broken ready and anxloui the to have tho Smith-McNar- y bill ANNOUNCES DATES FOR 3 BOUTS have maintained a fire department hand, suffered several days before (By The Atroclnted l're.) pass so that they can apply with- OUT, HARDING TELLS STRIKERS with not less than $1,000 equip- the fight. 26. he out ment, for not less than one year. Boxing experts are divided cn Austin, Tex., July That delay. Is hits which will use all the power at his com- The governor expressed the SCHEDULED FOR THIS SUMMER The maximum amount $1,600, which man the hardest, mand citizen of law and are the amounts is the most aggressive and which "to protect every opinion here that a thnt the following the state in the enjoyment of his would stand every test could be for received by tho several cities and can absorb tho most punishment, Responsibility Further Interference With ditference in property and In the exercise of his drawn up within a few weeks by towns: but there Is a 'clear to work o, is a constitutional rights competent attorneys and submit- and With Production of Wills and Jackson Meet Albuquerque, $1,600: Alamogor-d- their fighting style. Tendler Transportation 29, Be-le- er his and at any ted to all members of Aug. Roseberg $874.86; Artesia, $561.56; n, and Leonard uses uninterrupted the legisla- , Tend- honorable . employment," was the ture for Coal Is $763.09; Carlsbad, $1,005.60-Carrlzozo- right-t- greatest advantage; approval. Following Placed Upon Railroad Men and and Krug Aug. 14, and Dundee and Frush a and Leonard declaration of Governor Neff today this a special session could meet $475.87; Cimarron, ler is body puncher in a statement the rail- ' Clovi. devotes more time to tho chin and concerning and pass the bill within three Miners Who Have Quit Their Jobs. Aug. 14; Bartfield Deposits Forfeit With a $216.77; Clayton'; $1,146.16; road shopmen's strike and the con- days. $1,500; Columbus, $837.26; Dent- Jaw. ditions from i n, Leonard s is resulting Uniformity Not ing, $1,500; Dexter, $347.51; Farm-ingto- Of the two records that Required. Challenge to Britton. far tho He been In nearly The governor said further It is not believed here that uni- (BV THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.) $447.61; Gallup, $1,330.75; best. has he will not call out tho 6,000 Washington, 26 (by the As Vice President of tfc' Las 200 ring' battles since he became a only form laws arc needed In all the July Atterbury, Hagerman, $200.85. Cruces, ten national, guardsmen but will Invoke states as the of the sociated Press.) Responsibility for Pennsylvania system, who discussed (BY TIIK ASSOC lATEI) PRFSS.) $1,487.43; East Las Vegas, $1,500; Saturday night preliminary boy the active and potential requirements with him the issue. Mr. out sixty-thre- "entire bill are that formed further interference with seniority New Tork, July 26. Dates for Dempsey for the world's heavy- Las Vegas, $1,321.61; Lordsburg, years ago, knocking of Texas" if neces- only legnlly transpor- one-thir- military power Atterbury briefly stated, after tin Por-tale- s, or d of his opponents, districts be created to for tation and with of vitai-l- y three bouts to be held weight championship a year from $451.12. Magdalena, $664.87; about sary to to Texas citizens apply production meeting, that while this issue wart Important Ros-wel- seven decisions on guarantee federal aid. As for it now, has. been matched with Tut $661.48; Raton, $1,500; l, gaining points uniformity, needed coal was placed upon "the crux" nf this summer In the metropolitan and 118 other this "inalienable right." Is stated, several states already the railroad situation, Jackson, of Washington Court $1,500 Santa Fe, $1,500; Sil- finishing striking railroad employes and min- so far as tho Pennsylvania was con- district were announced by Eb-be- ts In most of which he had have laws which can be today House, Ohio, for August 29, at ver $1,008.81; $525.-4- 1; affairs,. adequate ers today by President In com- City, Socorro, M. W. SIE1V STRIKE with few Harding cerned, it would be left to the the New York state coxing field, Brooklyn. $471.13; a clear margin. OP adapted only a changes again suggesting that return to em- Springer, Tucumcari, less 111., 26. Twenty-se- In they termination of tho present Dave and Phil Tendler has been two years Oalesburg, July tor use New Mexico. Each state work under sug- mission, Rosenberg Krug $1,297.22; Wagon Mound, $601.20. ven em- conditions already ployes of that system. At the Whito this state in the and has been in about maintenance of way has Its own problems, and abso- him while Harry Wills, negro challenger, js concerned, Champion ring , or on route, gested by the reasonable- House this was taken as indicating-- who will probably meet Jack will meet at the Metropolitan velo- half as many bouts, seventy-six- ployes the Burlington lute uniformity would he Impossi- ness of their demands was being refusal to BEST PLAYER IN THE three-fourth- s of them all of them connected with the ble Is give, striking employes drome August 14 to decide which more than ns.well as unadvantageous. It threshed out by the agencies set u in case o In a ma-iorl- maintenance and of en- their seniority rights shall be recognized as the world AMERICAN LEAGUE MAY being no decision affairs, cleaning stated by mon who have studied for that purpose. their return to work. so far as of which he was the unoffi gines, wrnt on strike here today. the subject to a him middleweight champion, knock The road filled tho Replying telegram sent The president's reply to Mr. Dean 1 I Johnny Wilson having been shorn BE DESIGNATED TODAY cial victor. He has nineteen Immediately sent by J. C. Cleve Dean, chairman made a full ot the action of meet out to his credit. He has lost a few positions. of exposition WEATHER his title because he did not FARMIXGTON ROAT OPEN. the Railway Employes Publicity of the government In both the rail- Oreb. s 26 Asso- decisions, notably one to Rocky association, l Harry Chicago, July by the victim to N. M 26. Chattanooga, Tenn., road and mining strikes. Dundee, of New Tork, ciated for se- Kansas, who fell an easy Farmington, July that the Johnny Press). Plans the month Engineer' H. H. Miller. In charge charging administration Mr. Atterbury, after his Whlta v FORECAST. and Danny of Cleveland, lection of most valuable indi- Leonard less than a ago. was to American Frush, the the of road work on the Farmlngton-Albuquerqu- e "attempting put House visit, went to the capitol and 26. New will battle for New York state rer vidual ' in Furthermore, the names of FIGHT RETURNS labor under re- Denver, July Mexico; player the American in yes- the gun" by its policy conferred with Senators Watson, and unsettled, cognition as the world's feather- le and the nature of the mighty are not as prominent highway seated toward the Industrial disturbance. Thursday Friday, ague trophy record as In Leonard's. terday that the road Is passible publican, Indiana; Kellogg, repub- local showers north and west; weight champion at Ebbet's field, to be awarded him will be one of Tendler's The title bout Mr. Harding said: lican, Minnesota, and others, and 15. When the His biggest victory was a decision lightweight now all the way to Ijjoynes (the cooler northeast portion Friday. Brooklyn, August the important matters decided at between Champion Benny road "Striking railroad workers exer- was understood to be still insistent state commission World's over , though "Lefty from Haynes to Albuquerque cise freedom in seek- Arizona:' Thursday and Friday, deprived the meeting of American league Leonard and will has been for some and their rights of on the question of seniority. T. local showers east and central Champion Kilbane of his owners here tomorrow. Lew" hnd no decision mlxnps witn open time) ing to hinder ex-t Johnny - be at necessary transporta- Witt Cuyler and other railroad title of- re- Willie- Pinkie Mitchell, staged Boyle's thirty cars can make the trip with little portions, fair extreme west; little for not meeting Dundee, It The draft problem and the Jackson, nrres, N. .1., to- tion of the country, notwithstand- ecutives, senators were Informed', fered to of a cent Pitchie Mitchell and Sailor Fried Jersey City, or no trouble from sand. Parts of con change in temperature. pronounce the winner deal involving several New a The Journal ing provisions made by law for would be here tomorrow for morn Dundee-Frus- h man, all notchers. He night. Morning the road are still rough, however, bout the champion York and players will also top gained will receive returns ronntl sideration of any Just grievance, conferences, probably to meet Ui fifteen-roun- d decision over Dundee fight and the crew Is still working at LOCAL REPORT. within the area of New York state. come in for consideration, al- by round direct from tho ring- and the striking miners seek to and other officials. over Friedman a 25 miles south of Farm- - president Conditions for the twenty-fou- r Through Paul Rousseau, of the though the action to be. taken on this year and one side and will be read to point prevent the production of coal Senator Watson was In touch last they The have all e, hours ended at 6 p. m, yesterday, Federation Francaise de Boxe, the latter question Is highly fall, and another previously the fans. The fistic ington. sandy spots necessary to common-welfar- not with the conference In be- cham- over of Baltimore. argument been surfaced, and a good rain has progress lecorded by the university: Eugene Cruiql, George Chaney, la scheduled to begin at 10 withstanding the offer of an agancy tween officials of the Baltimore and DO of In matters helped to the road In shape. Highest temperature v.. pion Europe, today challenged physical qualifications o'clock eastern sav-hi- K put to make an Impartial settlement; Ohio and of that road . are nearer who daylight employes at Lowest 65 the holder of the world's title to a DEMAREE is manager. equal. If Tendler, which is 7 o'clock while the men who choose to work Baltimore. Ho was informed A'l De- - is can be said to have on time, by Range , 25 match, but due to the uncertainty Portland, Ore., July 26. 25, youth time. Get your MARKED WIFE'S SHOE SOLES. In response to the call of the coun- President Wlllard that tho 77 caused of Kllhune in maree, his side, then Leonard, who Is 26, Albuquerque com, Mean by the deposal former major league pitcher, supper or post-pon- e ' Chicago, July 26. To check up try are exercising their like right pany today made a written propo- . 66 tliw not was can claim age, but cach ls near to early tonight, Humidity at a. m...... this state Frenchman did appointed manager of the Port It until the fight Is over, on his wife, Sigmund Rice marked and at the same time are making sal to Its employes, which, it wuu Humidity at 6 p. m...... 2 name an antagonist. land baseball club by President the summit of boxers development. and va- the soles of her shoes and their contribution to our common be Leonard Is more join the crowd on the later, said, might acted upon tonight Precipitation 0 Soldier Bartfield todny deposited William H: Klepper tonight. He by far the experi- cant lota east of the Journal If the marks were obliterated, welfare." or tomorrow. The B. & O. prooo Wind velocity 17 $2,500 forfeit with a formal chal- will take charge of the club tomor enced, though Tendler Is a great oftloe. There will be no re knew she had been out, Mrs. it was understood, sals on the and other to Tom who distance away from tho tyro class. Inaugurating, seniority quen Direction of wind Southwest lenge Jack Britton, welterweight row, succeeding Turner, served scats. Rice charges in her divorce peti- a series of conferences with railroad lions were not made public here, by Character of. Uny. ,, .Partly cluuuV. champion lor a world's title bout. wil res u mo his position as scout.. .;vonUuucd on Pttyo Two.;. tion filed here, executives, the president today naw those Informed, ) : -- ' Page Two ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' July, 27, 1923.

BITTER STRUGGLE ALL FREIGHT IS PUBLIC WORKED OHIOAN NAMED UNION OFFICERS MARKS BEING MOVED AS UP OVER FIGHT ASSISTANT U. S. 7B GRADUATES OF G. O. P. PRIMARY OFFERED, CLAIM AT JERSEY CITY BUDGET CHEEP BP SAY RAILROAD'S (Continued From Pige One.) (Continued From Page One.) RECEIVE RAG RUGS! 1RIL On Sale Thursday, 8:30 A. M. lettuce must be moved soon after Their weight will be about enual ill must In that date. they weigh at 135 pounds Sizes 27x54 r;; IS FALSE E. F. Grable, head of the main- at a o ciock tomorrow afternoon, inches, Rag Rugs, splendid quality CLAIM tenance of way union, arrived but it is generally believed that get- DIPLOMAS TODAY down to for ONLY $1.00 here today scouted reports from ting weight has been more ,7," ' ;c'-- Detroit that his organization was costly to Leonard. Tendler has p w: again talking of striking and an- nearly two inches advantage in 18x24 inch Rugs only 50c , Declare Santa Fe Never Had nounced that ha intended to sub height and one Inch longer reach. State School at Las Vegas In Come 6,531 Mechanics Working mit to the board applications fir The margin neck, chest, fore arm. Ends Successful Summer early and get your choice of patterns. wage rehearings on several roads. etc., is negligible, though in Tend-ler- 's in Normal Times; Say Seniority Question Vp. favor. Term; Nebraska Man Is President Harding today con- Tho next biggest crowd in the THURSDAY, 8:30 A. M. Shops 90 Per Cent Short. ferred with W. W. Atterbury, vice history of pugilism is expected to Speaker. president of the Pennsylvania see the battle. The estimate of Tex "The statement that 6,513 shop- -' lallroad and Secretary Hoover re- Rickard, the promoter. Is 75,000. (Special Correspondence to ine Journal.) New 26. Seventy-si- x Shipment of Boys' men are now employed by the garding the strike, Mr. Atterbury It will be a record "gate" for a Las Vegas, July OQiP stating that the seniority question lightweight match, probably be- students are to be from Pants fcianta To railway system, carrlod was graduated only .,wOli taken up. Scattered disor- tween $400,000 and $500,000. the Normal university at the close by the Associated Press, ders were and in sev- Six es- inyesterday reported hundred policemen will summer session 4 ridiculous and absurd," said W. eral states the forces of tablish a dead two of the present H. troops line blocks from Patterson, secretary-treasur- er of already on duty were augmented Boyle's Thirty Acres, and no one Thursday, July 27. Of these 32 the machinists international union, in order to be prepared to cope without a ticket will be receive school diplomas, 33 Jast is more permitted high night. "That than the with violence. Inside that mark. the bachelor of pedagogy, I number employed in normal times, degree when the Santa Fo employs be- five the degree master of pedagogy tween 15,000 and 16 000 shop BOW TO RULING HOW TO PAY A WOMAN and six the degree bachelor of workers, Including machinists, OF LABOR BOARD POLICEMAN IS THE arts. Practically every county In ONE CENTmmTO ONE DOLLAR STORES CO. helpers, apprentices and minor the state Is represented In the supervisory forces. About 5.000 of HARDING'S PLEA CITYS NEW PROBLEM several PHONE 299 321 W. CENTRAL AVE. these are inechanics. class and there are other no states, Texas leading. The class Is "By possible flight of the to to receive imagination can the Santa Fe malic (Continued from Page One.) Lack of finances is the biggest bo the first diplomas obstacle in the way ot the and degrees in the new Hfeld jrseir ncueve that the shops are ment while the men who choose to appoint- more 10 cent ment of a Walter W. Warwick. j than per efficient nt work in response to tho call of the policewoman, according Judge The commencement addres3 is this time, after four weeks of ef to Chief Galusha and to country are exercising their like City Manager Judge Walter W. Warwick, for-- to be delivered by Dr. Hartley SO THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW forts replace the strikers. Calkins, to wnom the city commls of "The of the Santa in rights, and at the same time are ' Er oi we Burr Alexander, professor purpose Fe slnn delegated the decision. The comptroller currency, of Nebras- claims Is making their contribution to our vu MJC 1U IT philosophy, University making these exasperated chief says the need of more police nn.i. la JUU asuiilg Wlb Ne- Yesterday In the article that two members of the real estate board an effort to convince the labor common American welfare. lie has been named to ka. Dr. Alexander is one of I has been recognized for some time. just assistant and Is a signed their names to insinuated that we might not be right as wo board and the president of the General director of braska's greatest scholars were newcomers Wo . "The decisions of the railroad "We need a few more sure enough Brigadier Lord, lover of the southwest. He has and had not been tried. publish a letter below United States our s, that by meeting labor board are in compliance with said the chief yesterday, the government budget bureau. museum that is These two gentlemen saw this letter. If they contentions on the seniority ques- a a woman officer been studying at the in refuse to take this BROTHER word mandate of the law making body "and undoubtedly Santa Fe the summer, and realtor's what is there to a tion an injustice would be worked or tne united States. Without dls would be a valuable addition to the during REALTOR. Jealousy makes some peoplo do funny things. on a large number of men not in- is at present the guest of Kenneth cussing the decisions at issue, it is force." on the Madre in volved in the strike. We will never fair to assume that a government Tho force has had a woman of- RAILWAY TAKING Chapman Acequla abandon our contention that the ever to correct ficer for some Miss Beulah the Ancient city. Member National Association agency is ready an time. The mass of Real Boards. union men are entitled to their error which is made, else govern- Clement, who has a desk at tho the candidates for of Estnte seniority rights and no settlement ment Itself would become Santa Fe station and has done degrees and diplomas follow with BIG HORN BASIN REALTY ASSOCIATION will ever be made on unjust their their wide Office of President any other jffireover, it is indisputable that some valuable work, according to A addresses, showing basis. fTiere can be no government unless the chief. Miss Clement serves INTEREST II distribution over the state. Basin, Wyo. . "Our position is this: If the its mandates are Mrs. Cora Sweatt, Bachelor ot Arts. May 10th, 1S22. accepted by the without pay. To Whom It Concern: strikers should destroy locomo citizenship of the republic. This who was matron in charge of the E. J. Beck, Las Vegas; Mrs. May fives or shops, they would be in observation more also acted ae Richard Bodyfield. Portales; Hor This is to certify that Mr. J. C. Roberts was an active mem- relates particu charity bureau, police ber of Basin Association jdulfring in sabotage. On the other larly to the railroad situation. matron. Mrs. Sweatt also served CREAMERY PLAN ace Caldwell, Taylor Springs; Mrs. the Big Horn Realty for some two years, hand, our contention Is that the When situation became Myrtle C. Campbell, Walters, Okla., having come here from Billings, Montana, where the writer knew the mining without pay. him as a member only thing that the men possess of menacing I invited representatives At the city hall the opinion Is Mrs. May A. Thornburgh, Las Ve of the Billings Real Estate Board for some Aalue at the shops Is their senior-It- y, of the mine workers and the opera- favorable toward the employment gas; Mrs. Nina A. Tople, St. Jonn, years. to them of it Las N. M 26. Mr. Roberts has. been active in mat- and deprive would tors to a conference. They camo a woman officer if it Is financially Cruces, July Kans. always' very Real Estate "be indulging in the practice of were advised as to The chief said he would Hearty endorsement of the cream- Master of Pedagogy. ters and Chamber of Commerce work and has represented a on of rail- together, they possible. In Dona Ana Is of Insurance nabotage the part the the call of common welfare, yet in he glad to commission a competent ery project county Emilie Baca, Las Vegas; John number Companies. officials. The men will never in a letter F. P. Cruise I am sure Mr. Roberts will be a valuable asso- road eignt days of opportunity no prog woman who would serve without given from Victor Bieler, Magdalena; Everett asset to any ive up their seniorty, and are ress was made. In the absence of An from outside sources manager of the agriculture and in S. Colmor; Anna Fair ciation he may Join and will fill his membership with credit and to it out to pay. offer dustrial of the Santa Ke Dellinger, honor. fight the bitter any tribunal authorized to settle to pay tne policewoman's salary Is department cloth and Kathryn Faircloth, 3anta end on these grounds. between mine workers and to be made. Railway company, to George W. Kosa. Tours very truly, disputes likely of W. OonsorvliiR Kcsoiireeg. their employers the federal gov Frenger, chairman the creamery Bachelor of Pedagogy. (Signed) W. MURPIIT, , "We are not paying the strikers ernment then committee of Las Cruces chamber Mildred M. Pres. Big Horn Basin Realty Ass'n. voluntarily proposed of commerce. from Anderson, Las Ve peneral strike benefits, but are the creation of a national commis Writing gas, Lucy D. Belcher, Yeso; Mrs, taking care of those who need as- sion before which the Answers to Kans., acknowledging Mr. N. Las sistance. We are our disputes Questions. letter relative to the mass Myrtle Billau, Vegas Edith Protection Worth About expecting might be settled justly, in the light Frenger's C. Boydstun. Clovis. Ola E. Boylea, Talking members who are able to do so to of full information and in accord- convention, called for August 10 at NEW MEXICO STATE REALTY ASSOCIATION. take of with the the of Mr. Amarillo, Tex.; Mrs. Margaret carj themselves, ance with the best expressions of an- temple agriculture here, Las Bust idea of conserving our resources to (Any reader can get the Cruise says the establishment of a Burt, Vegas; Isabel of. An Association of Real Estate Dealers, Agents and Owners Co- our modern civilization. Instead Las Vegas; Mrs. Nannie R, Cattle, to serve nable us if necessary to withstand of the resort to swer to any question by writing creamery at Las Cruces Is of special operating the best Interest of Real Property Owners of tho contemplating Infor Mountainair; Ruth B. Davis, Tam State and the of a Real la-- H long seige." it the very oppo the Albuquerque Journal interest to the Santa Fe, adding: for enactment Estate License the sarrm officials said last force, anticipated mation Bureau, Frederick J. Has- - found pa, Fla.; Rumalda Delgado, Las as other states have for the of the Railway night site industrial peace with Justice "We have through the pe Alice protection publio from unprincipled Jhat the shops here are gaining in kin. director, Washington, D. (J. rlod of that those sec Vegas: Devlin, Dawson; Lucy reauy aeaiers. it nas Deen demonstrated tnat a license law to every man concerned. Instead depression Daw-eo- n; carrying and number of men em- This offer to in tions served our lines where the Durrett, Raton; C. H. Dye. a bond Is the only way that such people can be kept In line. Thn efficiency Above, Senator 1. of aiming at 'involuntary servl applies strictly by Alice B. ployed. Fifteen first class me- Joseph Franca, re- formation. The bureau cannot farmers have dairy cows, hogs and Gordon, Tucumearl; principles that we stand for have got the ethics administered from a Below, John W. tude,' to which you Inexcusably Sadie E. Grace chanics arrived here Saturday Garrett. aBked the give advice on legal, medical and poultry there has been more stable Hanna, Dawson; Chicago office beat forty ways. fer, the government Harvey, Lake May Hen- We receive from flight and began working in the in Marvland mine workers to resume their financial matters. It does not at business, consequently more ton Arthur; letters every day all parts' of the state of Republican factions In derson, Elkins; B. II. Hewett, us on our move. We ninetv-nln- a whops. The total number meals activities, in response to a manifest tempt to settle domestic troubles, nage and passenger service than progressive believe that served at noon inside the enclosure are making a determined fieht to nor undertake exnaustlve researcn a section devoted to House; Clementine Ivle, Des per cent of the people are with us on this proposition. The oust senator ranee public need, at precisely tne same exclusively Mae people in more than 600, they said, and all Joseph i. r unacr me on any subject. Write your ques wheat and grains and stock. Moines; Jones, Duncan, Aria.; that say it is not any good because they are not in it will not get very commis- from his seat in the U. S. senata. wages and precisely some Hazel Kokanour, Ark.; Association is is one the men do not eat at the same working conditions as those tion plainly and briefly. Give "Dividing tho farm so that Rogers, lar. ine supreme, it tne only that can thrive sary cars. At Las Vegas 119 men Opposed to him in the primary been wont full name and address and en- of the products are marketed 'on Ruth Measday and Anna RIsser, and do things under the present conditions. The man up In a Chi- under which they had Hol-len- e; re working., they said, and at La ngni is jonn w. uarrett, lormer the last two close two cents In stamps for re the hoof or through tho cream can Demlng; Burton A. Rogers, cago office has as much chance to organize a herd of realty boards to lng contentedlv for Thelma O. Santa In New Mexico as a has of He n Junta the working force is prac- minister The Hague and secre- xnose wno spone ior iub turn postage. All replies are does not necessarily moan that the Stephens, frog flying. had better look ttm years, serl-usl- y, Fe; Concetta M. Albu- of some of western tically normal. tary general of the recent Wash- mine workers refused sucn a pro sent direct to the inquirer.) grain tonnage will be cut down Tartaglia, population these states before he pops off. There . Comuiissioner Ed of querque. Mary Wiswell, is not a city In the state largo to a board out- City Swope ington arms conference. France posal. There is no dispute of the because the practical working Garfield, enough support realty the electrical workers' union; vas the senator to vote de- What In tho United is a benefit all around, and the Ethel Ehlos, Mrs. Ethel B. Hughes, side of Albuquerque. The president of the board here admitted that machin- only right to refuse. Since they Q. city to me is a Thomas McElvaln of the ratification of the confer- and since it Is States lias tho commls-sio- u grain average per acre usually runs Mary Powers and Mary J. Rees. yesterday. There board at Roawell. The state directory others held a meet- against clined to respond, greatest con- Las Dora real estate dealers in ists' union, and ence treaties and agreements. believed there are enougn men wno row? II. S. T. higher because ot better soil Vegas; Roady, Rosv.ell. gives twenty Roawell, the national real estate ing last night in Las Vegas to set cherish Its A. have such ditions and better attention to the High School Graduates. roster says the board has a membership of five, hence this is a fail- nVA this eountrv and While all cities ure. The idea of an forth the strikers' side of the labor and believe in serving the districts, none compares with Chi- crop." Buck W. Bolton, Turkey, Tex.; organizing association of real estate hoards n ' security, at the close of his Rertha Brown and Leona this state now is plain bunk. It commences to look as if the con- ilispute. common welfare, to come io me cago's South Water street in size Mr, Cruise says Brown, was MAN IS ARRESTED FOR situation and in volume of business letter in the event of his Hyer; C. A. Collander, Cerrillos: gressman right when he stated that Realtor stood for "real bull." relief of the mining and that We had our in for in avoid privation and to attend tho convention here Harold W. Cameron, Cameron; application membership the Albuquerque Real DEFILING A CEMETERY suffering, send a repre- A. Estate Board, but have withdrawn it this day as we do not care to EVENT paralysis. I asked the governors Q. When Is a boy too old to next month, he will Mary Carpenter, Grenviile; TROTTING states to invite sentative of his to Las Leah A. Carter, Ruth M. belong under the present management. We are progressive and be- Tl-- of the coal mining bo eligible for West Point? F. department Grady; (Special lori'pftpomlfnre 'o Jn'i '!; t mine workers Cruces, Dean and Forrest W. lieve In doing things along constructive lines. We do not believe in Artesia, N. M., 26. The mini nnerators and W. Johnson, our because July resume activities, and to A. The maximum en Eunice and attacking competitors they have a little life and go out of to their age for Drinkard, tne xou can not cities trial State of New Mexico vs. to which every man trance to United States mili- IS Locker, Ellda; Bernard after business, buna that way. Those are 5. promise that the HARDING'S APPEAL back woods tactics. IS FEATURE OF Worley Stevens, for the destruc- protection in Is Evans. Fort Sumner; Jessie Gar- is entitled, namely, tary academy 21 years. JOHN C. ROBERTS. tion of in Woodbine lawful This protec- Cf. ENDORSED BY C. OF C. rett, Hollene; Lila Garrett, Elkins: property his pursuits. on How docs ilio operation of cemetery, was conducted in tion alike to the men an ex- Virginia Hayes, French; Zena A. Judge applies and electric fan compare In Gilbert's court on aft- strike who observe the law elec-tri- o of Las Cruces Cham- Hudson, Melrose; Velma Jackson, v 1 T Thursday with pense with tho burning of Directors CM ernoon. A large crowd was pres- make no lawless interference J. J. jr.. ber of Commerce, endorsed Presi- Clovis; Gladys D. Jenkins, Max- . wnrir nnd to the men who light? of well; UIIIII1U UillUUI I ent and many others desired en- A. An eight inch electrio fan dent Harding's proclamation Margie Lewis, Santa Rosa; are lawfully at work and entitled takes much to interstate rail- Sybil Llesse, Madrid: Juanlta Lou-cha- rd . . trance to the hall of about as electricity as July 10, maintain t city where the to protection by every agency a Mazda bulb. and tho carry- and Lou Winford, Des The Built Th Aunrlnted Prean.) trial was held. J. H. work. If you way transportation Scientifically Watch (Br Attorney government in that Q. Does a of United States mails, in Moines; Samuel D. and Mrs. Cyn- July-2- 6 the Jackson defended the special delivery boy ing the Columbus, O., (by prisoner to the righteous- Melu-gl- n, at- mean challenge hnvo to tiiUe rtvil service exami- a resolution adopted by unanimous thia Rlchey. Texlco; Roy F. Associated Press.) The 2:08 class and Lloyd Atkinson was the ness of free men to be protected in Tex.. Suslo N. for inter-.n- ri nation? n. n. Mctf. vote. The resolution follows: Farwell, Page, if rotting event shared a front stage torney the state. Prosecuting lawful against of Puerto de Luna; Eula B. SDillers. Attorney Wilson was unable to their pursuits he A. Tho post office department "Resolved, That the directors this afternoon with the violence. I will glad of Commerce of Las Morlarty Mabel J. Zimmerman; fiosltion of attend. The Jury was composed that ques- says that special delivery carriers the Chamber the third day's grand to Join you in submitting are not on the classified civil N. M., at a meet- Hagerman; Jennings McMillan, I Circuit which was the of Wallnco Merchant, Harold decision of the Ameri- Cruces, regular program, Wallace tion to the service list, and that a person ing of the evening of July 24, place Patrick E. Moore. Albert Schmidt. beshler hotel stakes or Kelnath, Anderson, Tom . pacing can people. interested in a position themselves on record as support- and Emma Lou Witt, Las Vegas. f-.- An in Whitted, Frank Seales and S. A. w securing eligible. accident the "It will interest of this kind Bhould to proclama- n heat of the 2:08 trot forced Lanning. On account of lack1 of Instead of the jugovernments apply the ing President Harding's Jirst evidence, the could como ta that t local postmaster. tion and call upon Its members "SWAP" BALL PLATERS. the event Into an extra heat con- Jury action being an expression to Salt Lake City. Utah. Julv 26. about some of no derision, the vote being three of capitalistic Q. What is the proper pres and the community generally test and brought the and three. An preference sure for automobile render their assistance to insure Billy Orr, of the Sacramento Pa- Season's long shots. attempt is being class, It has been quite as much Inflating cific coast largest mado to secure a of venuo who epeak for tires? M. I). SI. continued and uninterrupted trans- league basebai team, has ' if tho Great and King change onnosed by those been to McGregor and hold the next trial at Carls- Is you ana A. American tire manufactur portation, and urges upon the gov- traded the Seattle club for ? a Watts were equal favorites in the employers as it by Rod Murphy, to an- - bad, l'ublic sentiment and feel- associates. Government un- ers recommend an air pressure of ernmental authorities, national, according Jace at $200 each for pools calling Is a votir cla-- s bu "!Vi of snnouncement ere today. Orrhhas the ing at high pitch. The de- dertakes to represent neither pounds per square inch in state and local, the importanca for $600. Clyde the Great, half fendant cluims he cannot to all con- inch tires for a maximum proper protection been hoding down a utility berth frille track sensation, stumbled on th:;t get alone, and is opposed weight providing with Sacramento and in the last Justice at Artesia. classes, and disputt3 of 225 pounds per wheel; SO against violence or intimidation to the back stretch in the opening flict among 3 been holding down a berth the of any group or clasa. pounds for inch tires, 350 such men as are willing to work, utility jheat and as a result. King Watts right im- maximum SO with has delivered safely seven times. MAMA PICKF0RD SAYS organized or unorganized, to pounds weight; in accordance the principles end Linnra Watts both trailed Govern- for 4 Inch 750 in said Rod Murphy is an inflelder. No. 1425 or American welfare. pounds tires, expressed proclamation; Waltham Colonial Series home with broken sulkies. peril Ameri- ftO reso- MARILYNN AND JACK ment only for the pounds maximum weight; and direct that copy of these No. the Great finished fourth speaks 4 Cat. 111. Ralsedgoldfiguredisl as a whole and tne pounds for V, Inch and 5 inch lutions be sent to the governor of 14K lace to Patrick Todd. But three 2 WILL WED ON SUNDAY can people optn calumet case common of all its citizen tires, 1,000 pounds maximum the state, mayor, county and city Price $7 on good Glass-Lumb- j.00 tnutuel tickets were out Patrick weight. attorney, sheriff and other local Wind Shield er Todd to win the heat and each (By The Ai.nclnled Pkm.) """In view of all that the gov- Q. Was Betsy Koss married also furnished to the J. O. BALDRIDGK LUMBER ,1 w Los authorities; paid $450.20. Alleen Dillon, who Angeles, July 26. The date done or attempted more than once? A. K. newspapers. 421 Sooth first strMt. rhon 402,i) of the Mil- ernment has finished second paid $87 to place wedding of Marilynn to do the past year anil A. Mrs. Betsy Ross had three the mutuels. ler of the stago, to Jack Pickford during Jp of a half to relieve the American husbands John Boss. .Tosenh Just David won from McGregor the screen, has been advanced the burdens of re- Ashburn and John Hhe from August 1 to 30. farmer from Claypoole. HOUSEKEEPERS the Great in the second heat. The July adjustments and to relieve labor was married to the second the to look at Valentine trotter broke in the The advancement and the an- of ATTENTION! C. H. CARNES easy nouncement from the hardships unemploy- day after the continental congress third heat at the first turn and of it were both I know attempted ap- accepted the she made. SPECIALIST IN OCULAR mado by .Tack's Mrs. ment, your flag NOTED wit, praising a woman's beauty,' Just got under the flag. McGregor mother, peal to American prejudice will Q. How long has rotation of Fruit Is plentiful this season REFRACTION the Great the heat from The Charlotte Pickford, also mother ears. cost of is low. A said "She was taking of fall upon cieaf " crops Ixrn practiced? I,, n. P. and the sugar I0T 6. 1057-- easy to look at." Mary Pickford, the wife of it is untruthful.'un:If A. The now Is the time to com- Fourth. Phone Triumph. Douglas Fairbanks. grateful and folly of growing the Right In tho fourth mile with heat are the believer in peace and same crop on the same land for bine these two articles in de- We say the same of this beautiful Waltham Watch it Is Miss Miller arrived here yes- you dinners only Cox's stal- and the of Justice, several successive and jellies, life-ti- appearing, and she and her fiance harmony reign years was not- licious tempting easy to look at, but its beauty will last a and it lion beat Just David by a nose. An terday which you would have believed, ed the Romans, the atten- marmalades and con- were discussing their for be- by but preserves, will be and true. unhappy incident followed this plans I invite you now to pass Judg- tion was first called to the value serves. always when Valentine ing married August 1, when Mrs. of the mine finish reached Pickford ment on the failure of crop rotations in 1777 In a Every thrifty housekeeper Look at it. The chaste over and hit Driver Cox and his interrupted: "No, they'll workers to accept the awards o treatise ot should store away the fruits L 1.1 B E R design the fascinating raised figure be married next Sunday at 7 commission by Dickson, Edinburgh, 0 dial liorse, McGregor the Great, with o'clock an able and impartial Dcouunu, and vegetables of July for use the exterior grace together with sturdy dependability an Sunday night so then the merits of the win- )i!s whip to pay for alleged will be no in in determining Q. How many Rhodes 1intnr. in the dreary months of which the famed Waltham movement inside oi the case Cox. A interruptions the between coal miners and enable not GLASS PAINT remark from picture work," Tho will dispute ships arc there and what Is their ter. This will her assures the owner. crowd when the drivers wedding coal operators, and I invite you value? L. W. to save but to , proud gathered be at Doiik's and Mary's home in work- only money, CEMENT PLASTER dismounted but the argument was to urge the striking railway A. The system of scholnrsMn. distribute the products of her Beverly Hills. men to the decision of tht Beauty and utilityl That is what this truly fine Waltham not continued. "All right," said Jack and accept founded by the will of Cecil own garden, or those she may Direct, the favorite to American railroad labor board, Rhodes of sea- Watch not only represents but Is and Henry win Marilynn. of th provided in perpetuity buy at the height the through through. the Deshler stake, was able to cap- acting under authority for the support at Oxford son, through a much length- Albuquerque law, which must be supreme, and ni. ture only the first heat. J. W. S. deci- verslty for a term of three yeurs ened period. Ask your Jeweler to show you this Colonial Series in the field came and won PIRATES ACTIVE IN return to work under that each of about 176 is not difficult if 1425. No. 122. He through until and I. and every- selected schol- Canning Catalog knows Waltham Watches the remaining heats and the race. VICINITY OF CANTON sion, you ars from the British colonies, the one understands the correct Lumber Co. The 2:08 was won one else Interested in American United The states relation pace by Flo in the States and Germany. The procedure. Write for a valuable booklet that Patch after the first heat welfare, may join asking have an service has issued a canning 423 North First Street U a liberal "Watch" education dropping Canton, July in. (Ey the As- railroad labor board to give a re- scholarships annual value Sent to Banner JI. sociated concern- of 11,250 to J1.500. booklet that sets forth the oest free upon request. The Waltham Watch Company three-year-o- Press.) Jtiver and coast on any question The 2:15 trot for ld hearing Q. When did Joscnhim methods that science and prac- Crescent pirates have become so active that ing which there is reasonable Street, Waltham, Mass. colls only was easy for Lee Wor- silk or tlio histories of tho Jews? A. L. tice have developed. shipments from tho interior doubt about the correctness is a free thy. have virtually ceased except un- the Justice of the decision made. This government i der the of the of A. Flavlus JoseDhus. publication and our Washing- kt'ARD SHOOTS protection suns of These are the ways peace, Jewish name was Information Bureau will i PICKETEns. foreign war craft. these are the requirements of en- Joaenh n.n ton t Creston, Iowa. July 26. Kay A British gunboat arrived here civilization, these are Matthias, was born in 37 a. D secure a copy for any reader Hemstitching iBlodgett and lightened and died 108 who fills out and mails the cou- George McCloud. today escorting a fleet of silk the things by your about A. D. The for Jew-Is- below. Enclose two cents Best doing picket duty striking junks from Tukhlng, in the in- of its loyal and History of the Jewish War, h pon work guaranteed. WALTHAM of the In for return ihopmen Chicago, Burling- terior of Kwangtung province. rmzenshlp. Antiquities, an anoloirv nf stamps postage. Prices moderate. THE WORLD'S WATCH OVER. TIMES ton and Qulncy railroad were shot The combined O. HARDING" Jews Aplon and nn Be sure to write your name cargoes of the Junks "WARREN against an. Whtn Waltham (fry. a com-'tan- Machines sold yottrttha tit Ihry mil IVatchtt si guard employed by the were valued at $2,000,000. tocography seem to have occn-ple- d and address clearly. and rent- shortly after midnight him from about the year 70 ed on Maktn of Ihtammu Waltham auality Sfimdomttert and ".Ulodgett was removed to the hos- - OF ONIONS until easy payments. Automobila Tunt-pit- STRIKE CROWD PRODUCTION the time of his death. FREDERIC uud on Iht world' i Uadint cart , and is said to be in a criti- - STONES When J. I1ASKIX, Liberal allowance for old 'pllal FOR Q. were .he first college Director. 'cat condition. McCloud was not DEPUTY MARSHAL IS FORECAST 1922 boat races In this omintrr? machines. GIFTS THAT LAST seriously wounded. ILjS. T. Ij. The Albuquerque Journal In- - 26. Commerciil Needles for all makes of (Ry Ttii- Amorlalert Frm.) Chicago, July A. The first races hoM . formation Bureau, Washington, I NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION. San 26. production of onions in 1922 for between boats owned D. c. machines. Banta 26. Francisco, Calif., July by Yale Fe, July Notice of Reports wero received by United seven states was forecast today by students in Boston Harhoi. in I enclose herewith two cents of the of pgrl-cultur- al FAMOUS WALTHAM WATCHES AT dissolution corporation has States Marshal James B. ITolohan the United States bureau 1844, the contestants betnc n return filed L. B. in stamps for postage been by the Putney Me- today that Mulvev. a economics ns follows: eight-oare- d and of has here, Eugene gig a duirnnt on a free copy the Canning rcantile corporation been filed deputy marshal, was stopped by a Iowa, 1,062 cars; Kentucky, 600; canoe. The first intercoiwiot. Booklet. Singer Sewing 4nr the L. B. Putney Mercantile lanroaa striKe crowd at Maryland, 260: New Jersey, 1.61S; race was rowed by Tala an G.0TTLIED of N. M Rosevillc, Wash- JEWELRY COMPANY V.ompany Laguna, and the California, where had Texas, 1,092; Virginia, 560; vard crews In eight-oare- d Name .' f- - Mulvey gone barges Mercantile cars two-mi- B. Putney company, to serve subpoenaes in connection ington, 1,566. total, 6,753 of over a le course nn T.nu Machine Co. "Your Guarantee Is Our Name" ,'the latter operating at Bernalillo. with an injunction granted the 500 bushels each. Winnlpesaukee in 1852. Street ' The and Bernalillo houses 105 North M. C. A. Laguna Southern Pacific company, against Now at 117 Gold Avenue Firt Street. . Opposite Y. l "hereafter will he as activities. in City , operated rtrlke Many the crowd Radium will make a real dia- Symbolic flags for everv ennn. 435-- Vaflchs or B. Putney, of AI- - were women and re- Phone J children, the mond sparkle in tho dark, while ty of the state is a new idea pro- State Ilmiiueru.ue, port said. Mulvey was not injured. it has no affect on an Imitation. posed in , FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY A WANT AD iV! t 1 July 27, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Page Three."

millionaires was 1916 when there YOU were 206. In 1917 there were but DEFEAT OFTHE BRUNER RESIGNS CLQVI S TO PLAY ARE SUPER 141. But the classes ranging down to the normal OR SINGLE AS reached their zenith In 1917. In 1918 there were 4,432 normal mil- REPUBLICANS IN AS SECRETARY OF: HERIE THIS FALL: lionaires and sixty-seve- n super-millionair- 9oldi Jiule Sore--. MILLIONAIRE? or a total of 4,499; In 1919, there were 5.461 normal mil- ALBUQUERQUE, N.MZX. ) lionaires anil sixty-fiv- e or a WITH A 1912 EXPLAINED BAPTIST BOARD GRIIKS R D BY FREDERIC HA SKIN. total of 5,526; in AN OLD STORE NEW SPIR ; J. 1920 there were 3,616 normal mil- it 26. The term es Washington, July lionaires and thirty-thre- e super-millionair- millionaire may mean one thing or or a total of 3,649. it mean another. To the av- This Is Senator M'Cumber Attrib- Three Years of In- Clovls which is now leading the may the last year for which fig- During West Texas league, wants a three- - erage person a millionaire Is ures have been compiled, but It Is utes It to Failure to Place cumbency Denomination game series here with the Grays man who is the fortunate possessor expected that 1921 and 1922 will ' immediately after the close of the of $1,000,000. To some of those show still further decreases in all News Print on the Free Has Grown From 6,000 West Texas schedule, ac who study the statistics of Income these classes. league revenue IMPORTANT FOR TODAY ; to a letter received published by tho Internal For the purpose of this compu- (THURSDAY) . List in Tariff Act. to Members. cording by , 9,000 Manager Dan Padilla yesterday bureau of the treasury. a million- tation It has been arbitrarily as- from Clovis is not one who possesses sumed that the millionaires make The Aaaorlntrd At the manager. aire 'v!.. f (It; Preu.) the meeting of the state mis has the chal but one who has an in- returns of 10 cent and our 26. Defeat of Padilla accepted $1,000,000 per ;. Washington, July sion board of the Baptist Conven- lenge and the dates will be decided come of $1,000,000 a year or more. classification has been worked the republican party In 1912 was tion of New Mexico, which closed later, but will probably be about Such a man must possess a fortune back from that hypothesis. Doubt- less A of Women's Fall attributed today In the senate by afternoon, an the mlddlo of September. of many millions of dollars. there are many possessors of Special Offering r' yesterday following 5 cent Chairman McCuraber of the fl W. The Clovls team is planning a The vicissitudes of theso $1,000,000 earning but per interesting session, Rev. J. direction were on their fortunes. classifi- nance to of barnstorming trip this most of whom If this committee, the refusal Brunei", corresponding secretary, with El Roswell and Albu Is an cation be included, tho total num- that committee Puf,o, created by the war, interest; SILK AND WOOL three years pre offered his resignation. Dr. Bruner querque as the main stops. ing story. There may be some ber of millionaires is greatly swell- DRESSES Viously to heed the demands of elated his was final. The will leave for in also. is difficult to ed more than doubled. f that resignation Grays tonlgnt it, It f newspaper publishers that news A meeting of the full state mission Ft. Bayard, where they will meet determine whether the statistics Of the $50,000 Income class a 5 to print paper be placed on the free board was called to meet In Albu the Ft. Bayard team In a three-gam- e reflect actual vicissitudes of for- per cent yield on $1,000,000 there (sizes 44, inclusive) list in the Payne-Aldric- h tariff act. querque August 29 for the purpose series Friday, Saturday and tune or'Jugglery of figures, but the were 5,161 In 1914, These added to f tils declaration brought demands of making final disposition of his Sunday. Before returning they ex must be taken at their face the 2,348 of the higher classes, full figures 1914. from the democratic, side for resignation and looking to the elec- pect to meet one of the El Paso value' and the assumption made would give a total of 7,509 for details and was followed by recitals tion of his successor. clubs of the Interstate league for that they constitute a true report. Tho figures for the other years for l)y Senators Watson of Indiana. Good Growth Reported. at least one game. If that be true, the these millionaires are: 6,847 for 3moot of Utah and McCumber of s taken 1915 or a total when added to the At and In the Dr. Albuquerque Grays have of the United States came $12.95 $19.95 Incidents presenting resignation which, they said, had Bruner said he had never sought the series from every club they and went in the war years as sum- upper classes of 10,671 all told; behind scenes In season and are 1 0,452 for 1916 or total of 1.7,-08- taken place the the position, but had desired on have met so far this mer insects come and go, but there a congress a decade ago. several occasions to be relieved. He claiming the championship of the are still 12,439 for 1917 or a total of Senator democrat, many buzzing around. 9,9Hfi 1918 or a of Robinson, gave a review of his services since state. They have won flftem 1914, in which 19.103; for total if Senator In the first year 1 1919 or and are these Fall in Arkansas, declared that the seventy-five-m- il games and lost but three. 14,495; 3,320 for a total Very smart, pretty stylish' dresses; McCumber's statement that the undertaking the great war In Europe changed or a f; lion campaign in July, 1919. as di the face of the world and turned of 18,840: 12,093 for 1920; newspapers of the country, be- saw total of 15,742. rector of which he $381,000 the channels of business, there models, in navy-and- - : cause they could not "Intimidate" In New Mexico, whose The figures show that the groups becoming variously developed Into Pledged I were 60 persons In the United is. the finance committee giving quota was $250,000. A hospital, or Theaters of lesser millionaires, that those States who Incomes of $1.-00- 0. free news had turned against nave Today reported having estates ranging from - print phans' home, and a college 1 $1,000,000 a or more. The black. Materials are silk and wool Canton Satin the republican party and defeated been established. The number of year 000 to $10,000,000, have hild Crepe, it. were it was "a terrible in internal revenue bureau has no the war bet- true, churches contributing to denomina- "H" Theater "The World's their fortunes through dictment against the press of the 70 higher classification than this, but ter than the tional work has increased from Champion," with Wallace Reld as it is said If the classifications back Crepe and novelties. United States the men who own It, members In- that with fortunes above $10,000,000. men to 140; contributing the star, is being repeated today were carried it would be and the who control its poli creased from 1,500 to 4,000; total upward, When Poor Millionaires Flourished cies." Asserting that he could iot for the last time. The manage- found that there are incomes of In fact the high point for s, "def- amount contributed for denomina- ment Is also the "Cur- a and more. accept it without first having increased $11,000 repeating $10,000,000 year that Is possessors of and tional work from rent Events" and "rathe Review" 1915 the of incomes of inite complete" information, to $75,000; number of members In By crop $1,000,000 yielding the Arkansas senator and later to pictures. had doubled. There were $100,000 n, vear, was not reached de creased from 6,000 9,000; pastors' 120 Senator Stnnlev of Kentucky, salaries increased In total from persons who returned Income until 1919, which was three years manded that Senator McCumber Crystal Opera House "Baby of $1,000,000 a year and over. In after the high point for the super-millionair- es $24,950 to $80,000; active pastors vaudeville names of e, Mine" and the six acts, 1916 the number had reached had been In give the. representatives increased from fifty-on- e to eighty-fiv- passed. of the publishers who had maae showing to a good crowd at the 206. This was the peak, nl 1917. fact every class of lesser million and .all other branches of the be re- threats to the committee. The denomination show last night will the figuies had fallen to 141;but aires from the impoverished pos- YVnnis to Give Facts. work Increased. In mere to has off all its debts, which peated today. ISIS It was 67; in 1919, 65; and sessors of a million up that he wanted to give paid In 1920 were 33 Ameri- those with $8,000,000 or $9,000.-00- 0, Stating were oppressive In 1919, and now there but senate Senator Smoot said Theater "His Nibs," with cans $1,000,-00- 0 was more numerous In 1920 "facts," has a good sized sum to Its credit. Lyric reporting Incomes of ihe late John I. Norrls, represent reasons "Chic" Kalo as the star, will leave a year and over. than in 1914 when the war started: Publishers' as Mr. Bruner gives as his half as ing the Newspaper for his a desire to the Lyric tonight, after providing When They Dwindled. whereas there are but many sociation, had Deiore a resignation deep the film fans of this theater a shown for 1920 appeared which undertake another line of Christian Observers of these matters see finance subcommittee of large amount of laughter for the a coincidence in as for 1914. The which the fact the Line? the that Mr. Smoot was a had re work; main purpose for The Straight member; past three days. manage- incomes to dwindle In fused tn cnmnrnmlse on the mat ho undertook the work has been ac great began ho believes It for ment is also repeating "Huck the same year that the United REFEREE FORCED TO a on news and had complished, and c ter of duty print the best Interests of the cause. Finn's Cousins," the Goldwyn-Graphl- States entered the war and laid stated that if a duty were imposed In- USE BOTH HANDS TO will be Park Quits Kdltorttliln. comedy. heavy taxes and surtaxes on a railroad is constructed from one town "the republican party At the same the resigna comes. The figures are supposed driven from power." The Utah meeting, Pastime The Bennett COUNT OUT FIGHTERS this was tion of Rev. William Park, editor Theater to give, not the taxable income strive to make the line as senator said he supposed was of Picture Corporation presents Rex WHEN engineers from which Senator of the Baptist New Mexican, merely, but the total net Income. n The AmuclutMl Prif. tho statement Beach's "The Iron a sen- re- drawn his "conclu- fered, to take effect September 15. Trail," That is, these amounts were 26. The McCumber had ex- sational also Denver, Colo., July as Because a route is he did not The board, after discussion and railroad melodrama; turned whether taxable or not. o? contest at possible. straight sions" and added that Mr. showing Al St. John as the star In referee a boxing Mr. Norris had been author- pressions of appreciation for The point is made that the great Grand Junction was forced to us and think confidence and "Fool Days." Incomes did not fall off shortest, quickest least costly. ized by tho publishers to make Parks' work, regret actually both hands in counting out the such a statement. that he had reached such a conclus when the United States entered the two principals In the fisticuffs 7 T.ator reiterating his original ion, accepted the resignation. It TRAVELER GETS A 30 war so sharply as litis been indi- argument tonight, according to u statement that spokesmen for the is likely that plans for the paper cated, but that by some mysteri- dispatch to the News here. Business furnishes a e will the In DAY STOPOVER HERE ous parallel case the line between the publishers had told tne commi.-te- be made at meeting manipulation, they were kept Jack Bowns, who was trading "give us free print paper and August. out of the returns. That may be punches with Whitey Hutton, i;i man who makes and the man who wants we will support the republican Mr. Park has been with the Bap Hugh Rubirth of Dallas and fact and It may be that the bene- a 140 pound match as one fea- something party and tho administration; re tist New Mexican for more than (wo Clovis who is "just travelin' ficiaries of these vast Incomes, ture of the ring show, got be- fnsM tn elve It. and we will de years, during which time tne circu about the country was given a realizing that a large proportion hind in the trading and received something. stroy you, If we can." Senator lation of the paper has Increased 30-d- stopover in Albuquerque of their funds would be taken by a sporifio blow on the point ot McCumber said he had been pres- nearly DO per cent, while under his jiesterday when lie appeared at the income tax collector, began in his chin. As he started his dive ent at conferences between the direction a deficit lias Deen materi- police court on a vagrancy 1916 to distribute their property to toward the mat, however, he a short cut between the manufac- publishers' representatives and ally reduced each year. Mr. Park charge. Rubirth had been ar heirs or to dissipate It in other completed the haymaker which, Advertising provides members of the committee and announced no definite plans for the rested at the viaduct on Tuesday ways. he had started for Button's stom- turer and Advertisements make it remembered details of them. H future. evening for spending tho night in The $2,000,000 fortune seems to ach. It landed. Both Hutton and you. possible to tell added that on one occasion wnen Colleeo To Open. his private open air hotel. Ho be about most Bowns collapsed simultaneously com the steady. Of in a few minutes all want to know about the was a discussion of a Further were made looking Informed the judge that he $200,-00- 0 and the referee counted you you thpre plans col-les- ta mese, paying incomes of calmly as between the duty of to the opening of Montezuma wasn't looking for work, but juet a both men out. promise H. V. year, there were 233 In services or articles need. $6 a ton and $2.40 a ton on the In SeDtember. Professor traveling. 1914; 386 In 1915; 726 in Later in the evening, Jack you v - new dean of. the col- 1916; claim- paper, a publisher's representa-ii- Saunders,- the 703 in 1917; 401 In 1918; 622-i- Hunnel throw August Sepp, had he wowld Is to arrive In New IS FODXD GUILTY. wrest- stated that lege, expected 1919. and 307 In 1920. A steady, ant to the middleweight not yield "one damn cent" and Mexico tomorrow from Waco, Denver, Colo., July 26. David is shown to ling championship of Colorado, A failed to to assume of the In of healthy growth up In glance through this enables to sift out the that if the committee Texas, charge Stead, secretary Inspiration the in 1916 and then a fall- with a double arm lock thref paper you recommenaa school number A. F. A. peak make the desired side work. Lodge 143, and M., ing off; but a result at The close minutes. When the men began that interest and in a moment know tlon for news print, the publish Plnns were made for the per was found guilty of embezzlement of wrestling for tho next fall, Sepp things you, you just from associational and in the period showing a substan- era would drive the party fecting of local, tonight by a jury the west side tial In lifted Hunnell Into the air by state-wid- e gain this class over 1914. where and when to for what want. power if they could. organizations lor press- court. The Rtate alleged he em- The his legs and dropped him to the go you E.xnerleiice. seventy-flve-mllll- bezzled in other net gains over 1914 are Watson's ing the collections in the $1,065 funds collected notable also. mat with such force that Hunnell Senator Watson of Indiana, campaign this fall, and from members for dues. did not regain consciousness for of he said associations which There were In 1914, 147 posses- told the senate what for the district sors of several minutes. Sepp wii" how how much needless and had been his personal experi will be held over the state during $3,000,000 and in 1920, awarded tho decision. Figure many steps, walking same 169. Those with $4,000,000 estates ence "with these gentle August and September. in 1914 the advertisements save and men" In 1908 when he was a Hair Often Ruined numbered 69 while in talking you your neighbors. member of the house. He related 1920 there were 70. Those with Then will realize the 1 of that Mr. Norris and the late Her By Careless Washing $5,000,000 numbered 114 in 914 ALLEGED TO you great economy advertising. man Ridder, another representa DECISION NO and 123 In 1920. The highest IN tive of the publishers, nad J single class of all for the period to "force" a. Soap should be used very care- was that composed of persons sought through If bill by the then Representative fully. you want to keep your with $1,000,000 in 1917. There E John Sharp Williams or Missis- GIVEN IN hair looking Its best. Most soaps were 3,302 in that class alone in placing news print and and prepared shampoos contain 1917, the year the United States If sippi, too wood pulp on tne tarn: tree list. M much alkali. This dries the entered the war. He declared Mr. Norris had vis- scalp, makes the hair brittle, and The possessors of these It. great 15 ited the then Speaker Can.ion in ruins fortunes are the persons who MAN SLI the speaker's office and told him T HROWING CASE The best thing for steady use pay the bulk of the government in the presence of Mr. Watson is Mulsified cocoanut oil sham- taxes. While the average tax Mr. Cannon poo Is and grease-less- ), end others that if (which pure paid by the man with a S2.000 (Br Th Aiaociated Preu.) would the Williams bill to and is better than anything income In 1920 was Council 26.- - a in life Read it. permit The case of Bob Ewing, strik else can use. but $13.80, Bluffs, Iowa, July Advertising plays necessary part your go through the publisners wouia stones you the average tax paid bv the When county officials refused to start a campaign that would er, charged with throwing Two or three of was at Tat Kozlowski and John t, eteaspoonsful $39,519.71 and take any action after she had re make him president and that t: Mulsified in a cup or glass the average tax bv the that S. C. Frelden, bill men now working at the with a little warm water Is - paid ported president he refused to let the go super millionaire was $1,490,-457.1- of the Citizens' Ice and Coal com would drive him Santa Fe shops, was taken un sufficient to cleanse tie hair and through, they der advisement yesterday by Jua pany of Council Bluffs, had as See the advertiser who displays his goods in the news- from power. scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten In the the num- saulted her In her home, Mrs. Linda Ordered Norris Thrown Out tice of the Peace D. Montoya. the hair with water and rub It In. aggregate large was that Kozlowski ber of small salaried persons re- Taylor shot him to death today, ac The Indiana senator related It alleged It makes an abundance of rich, ceived more to told and the town He is the one who deserves ne- and Ollnhant were stoned by a Income than the cording the story she the papers helps that Mr. Cannon sent for his creamy lather, which rinses out s. Freiden is said and instructed gang of strikers several days ago of In 1920 the net police. by police gro messenger and that was one of the easily, removing every particle income of persons with incomes to have gone to the Taylor liome to him to throw Mr. Norris out of Ewing dust, dirt, dandruff and excess collect an Ice bill over which there Your saw men who composed the gang. oil. ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 a Patronage. the house if he him there are The hair dries quickly and year reached the was a dispute. Mr. Cannon then ordered Several other arrests expected evenly, and It leaves the scalp gigantic aggre- again. to be made In the case today. gate of $4,050,066,618 while the According te Mrs. Taylor, Frel Mr. Norris from his office, Sena- soft, and the hair fine and silky, of. den assaulted her one week ago tor Watson continued, adding and group had bright, lustrous, fluffy easy to content themselves with an after she ht1 beoome so exhausted that later "those same men with DEATHS to manage. from his she ANDJUNERALS aggregate Income of $77,078,-13- 9. resisting advances that the same proposition" appeared You can get Mulsified cocoanut only no said But the income of $4,030,-066,61- 8 could longer prevent it. She beforo the finance committee MARTINEZ Romaldo Martinez, oil shampoo at any pharmacy, it's also that her husband visited the Payne-Aldrlc- h bill ounces will received by the relative- when the whs 10 years old. son of Mr. and Mrs. very cheap, and a few police station the following and NOTICE delarlas, and contains about 13 foreclose a mechanic's lien being considered and their threats every .nember of the fam- ly poor people had to be divided day LEGAL acres more or less. upon Jose Martinez, died last night at supply among 2,671,950 while made complaint and was told thai the following described premises had to be heard again. 1224 Barelas road, ily for months. Be sure your the in absence of witnesses NOTICE OF SALE. This sale will be made to satisfy In the of Senator Robinson said after tho their residence, Mulsified. had their $77,078,139 the they city Albuquerque, New after a short Illness. The body was druggist gives you to divide could do nothing. In the District Court, State of New the final Judgment and decree in Mexico, t: recitals that the republicans had Martinez' among only 33. wo of Bernalillo. the aforesaid cause, rendered on Lot taken to Meadows and While tho $2,000 income class After severely examining the Mexico, County numbered five (5) and six been holding "an experience funeral man and her husband at the No. 13,304. May Sth, 1922, wherein the plain- (6) In block not a but a con- funeral parlors pending which received an in- police numbered twelve meeting come aggregate station. Chief of Police J. C. Nicoll D. E. Harrington and A. L. Martin, tiffs obtained Judgment of fore- (12) of the Terrace fession," and, he added, had fat- of $4,050,066,618 paid a A. addition to total decided to hold both as it appeared Trustee, Plaintiffs, vs. Lillle closure of a certain deed of trust the City of accord- ed to make out their case. - How I'Got Rid tax of only $36,859,732, the de- Albuquerque, PALADINO Miss Mabel Pala- super-millionai- re man have the Velma Russell, Henriet- made H. H. Russell, now class with an that the might fired Russell, by ing to the plat thereof on file In dino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fatal shot. ta Russell and Charlotte Russell, ceased, and Lillle A. Russell his Bernalillo county clerks' It takes the best part of a year at aggregate Income of only tho amount of which office; ss Peter Paladino, died last Defendants. wife, Judg- and to turn out a first-cla- tennis night of Feet paid the greater sum of adjudging tha? said lien Is their residence, 436 West Santa Fe Burning SALE Notice Is hereby given that the ment is as follows: $2,000 with superior to any Interest racquet. For the finest speci- Fun- $49,185,085. That the rich people POUND on the ten cent an- you may mens lower or avenue, after a short illness. And Pains from Corns and Bunions OC the undersigned having becn interest at per per have In said property, you are only the part the are country bear by far the named and num from March 1st, 1922, until Is used It eral arrangements pending. Without Soaking;, Powders, Plas- 8th day of May. 1922, further notified to and de- parent ash trunk and Crollott Is in greater part of the tax burden On Friday the 28th of July, aforesaid court and for the further sum of appear is for several months to be charge. Etc., After Suffering; Inde- is shown the fact m. in of appointed by the paid; fend the said cause and file kept ters, by that all the 1922, nt 10:00 a. front as Master, In a certain de- $250 with Interest thereon at the answer to your properly seasoned. scribable Foot for 20 Years. income classes from $1,000 a hall on North Second Special the complaint with the SANCHES Edwardo Sanches, year the city cree and final on that rate of ten per. cent per annum clerk of said his Prof. F. T. well known UPn'?10,000 a year Paid bllt street, I will sell one sorrel inaro judgment court on or before aged 87 years, died last night at Mclntyre, day rendered In the above styled from March 1st. 1920, until paid: the 4th day of on world tourist and lecturer, says: "For la 1920, while the classes about four years old, fourteen sum September, 1922, or residence Soutn ourtn street. above "will 700 and numbered cause, will on the and for the further of $250 judgment will be taken Is survived one son, Pablo I was compelled to wear shoes ranging $10,000 a year all hands high, weigh ten with Interest against He by years the way up to the hind 17th day of August, 1922. at thereon at the rate you by default for the relief so Sanches, of this city. The body was two sizes too large, to be able to walk pounds, face, right o'clock a. m. at the front door of of ten per cent annum from paid a total ot $Sus,ouO,-000- . foot on hio. per prayed. tuken to Crollott's funeral parlors with comfort at all. I tried white, branded right Court March 1st, 1921. until and any soaking These figures are for 1920 J. It. OALUS1IA, the Bernalillo County House, paid; Marron and Wood, postofftce pending funeral arrangements. my feet in medicated baths, powders, which was offer for sale and sell to the high- for the further sum of $250 with address, New Mex- a year of high wages City Marshal. Interest Albuquerque. and galore, but in r est and best bidder for cash, the thereon from the 1st day ico, are the Tur-ita- s, plasters the lower classes, but a pool-yea- attorneys for the TURITAS Francis Chavez the callouses and soreness re- following real estate in Bernalillo of March, 1922, until paid at the plaintiff. of Mr. and Mrs. burning for millionaires. The explan- RUNAWAYB0Y FROM rate of ten cent daughter fused to go, while the pains from corns ation Is found in County, Now Mexico, to wit: per per annum: FRED CROLLOTT, Manuel Chavez Turltas. died yester- the fact that A of land situated In Pre- and for the further sum of In and bunions continued to torture both ratB of 1" he GALLUP BE HERE piece Clerk of said court. day afternoon at their home ennnVefaee ta MAj No. 4, Los Ranchos de Al- $173.94 for taxes, with Interest mind and body, which upset my entire $.1,000 class was but 1.19 cent cinct i9D, thls 19th day ot July- - Lagunltas. Funeral arrangements fortun- in per buquerque, and measuring from thereon from May 8th, 1922, until will be announced later. Meadows nervous system. One day, very 1920 compared to 64.65 per The police have been asked by I from who cent for the cast to west nineteen hundred paid at the rate of six per cent and Martinez are in charge. ately, met a lady Egypt gave the sheriff of McKinley county and the me a little box of Foot Relief, If the (1900) feet and from north per annum; for further Gypsy normal definition of a to detain Robert Hockaby, aged to hundred and sum of $300 and which she said was a secret from the millionaire is used, the statistics 12 with south five attorneys fees, years, who, another boy, forty-fou- r on all costs in in- AVIATORS HOP OFF ON 17 feet bounded this proceeding, desert After using it a short time, "abounding. Assuming that a aged years. Is said to, have Trini- cost of Famous cal- millionaire is the north by lands of cluding the advertising this Sulphur THEIR the awful burning stopped, the one who has an estate run away from his home In sale FIRST LEG OF worth $1,000,000 the can dad Arls. on the south by land and a reasonable Master's fee, louses came off in chunks, leaving the be numbers owned Remedlas the amount of which MAPPING FLIGHT clean and arrived at by assuming that formerly by Judgment LONG skin of my feet smooth, Baca now owned F. M. Ewing, will be on the date of sale $3,949.-6- 9 Hot and bunions each receives an Income of 10 per by Springs while the pains from corns cent on his fortune. as far as the Acequia de Qriegos; besides court costs, advertis- (By The 'Amnclat TreM.) seemed as if This would costs Now to disappear by magic be at the rate of $100,000 from the Acequia de Barelas to ing and Master's fee when under new manage- San Diego, Calif., 28. Lieu- 1 said a good- a year. allowed July From that time, joyful In 1914 the number of persons hav- the river is bounded by the land by the Court. ment who tenants Virgil Hines and Charles SO of indescrib- RUTH A. assures better off bye to over years ing Incomes of $100,000 a year was of Manuel Gonzales on tho south; MOORE. Webber, army aviators, hopped foot I would not take a 2,288.- - on east Old Public Road Special Master. accommodations than ever For Lasting Fragrance at Rockwell field on he able misery. Add tie sixty the by the today hundred thousand dollars to again go and a of and on the west by the Rio NOTICE. before. Hotel first leg of their 6,000 mile air map- grand total 2,348 has been to through those years of agony. Now I feel Is obtained. This was the year in Grande. State of New Mexico, In the Dis- Use Cuticura Talcum ping flight that Is scheduled of land sit- thoroughly renovated. them as east as Denver, liketellingevery foot sufferer togetabox which, the European war broke Also another piece trict Court, Bernalillo county. carry far Foot Kellef." out. Safe uated in Precinct No. 4, Los Ran- Leaves Colo., and South to El Paso, Texas, of the wonderful Gypsy No. 13444. Stage Every There is nothing better than Taking this same definition of chos de which Is J. C. vs. and San Antonio. Note. Gypsy Foot Relief, referred Milk Albuquerque, Cavanaugh, plaintiff; Other Day Cuticura Talcum for powder- de- mliionalre, there were in 1915 bounded on the north by the C. R. Crosno, L. T. Orders received from the war to by Mr. Mclntyre, may be applied in some Shirley and Round and the skin. It two air- 3,704 of them and, with the For Infants land of R. J. Ewing, on the east Caroline H. Robinson, defend- Trip ing perfuming partment Just before the a minute, without fuss or bother. Sure, Road which to the most fastidious men their directed that or added, a grand & Invalid! by the Old National ants. , . Sulphur $18.00 appeals began flight three minutes later, of Is - Springs sv to- quickreliefcomes total 8,824. The figures for commonly called "El Camino To the Caroline H. because of its fine, smooth tex- they fly to La Vegas, Nevada, back the small amount 1916 NO COOKING Defendant, For further Information phone the makers give show 6,427 with 206 afc Vlejo de los Ranchos de Albu- Robinson: 907-- J or call delicate day Instead of to Sacramento, as is aold In "this by at 108 South ture and fragrance. you pay. It city to add, giving a grand rue "Food Drink" tot All querque," on the south by land Please take notice that an ao-tl- Second originally planned. Phar- total of 1917 Ages. Street. Albuquerque. AMren: "BltumU. to Alvarado Pharmacy. Brlggs' 6,633. In the number which was , formerly owned by has been commenced and is fltlMVrbrllt!lK1MM.IM Jtr. MMm .Mm " Bold Bill" Tomorrow tho aviators plan and Woodworth's was 6.623 with 3uick Luocb at Home Office,n4 C. TARTAGUA, lilcimlU. to Salt macy Drugstore. and, the Manuel D. Gonzales, and on the now pending against you In the whr, Sop2t. OtntmntandM fly Lake City, from there 6,664. This was the Fountains. AJk tot HORUCK'S. . west Rio Grande del J jJMTTuticui Smi ibara without mug they will continue to Denver and by the Norte; above entitled court and cause Proprietor high tide for the combined show- which said land Is crossed by the and between the therein then head south. Want Ads Bring Quick Results The - Imitations & Substitutes parties Sulphur Springs Hotel ing. high tide .for the super- wArotd Acequia de los Griegos and Can- - named, the object of which If m r

Page Pour. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL' July, 27, 1922. BOTH ST. LOUIS TEAMS SUFFER REVERSES IN THEIR RACE FOR PENNANT

MRS. BUNDY TO BE IN Gilleaudeau of Mamorneck. N. Y with Miss Phyllis Walsh of Phlla. on the courts of the Green Mead- delphla, defeated Mrs. E. V. Lynch YANKEE RALLIES SEMI-FINAL- S Golf to Probasco TENNIS ows club. The score was 8, and Miss C. Winn of New York, Caddy ChampBy (B The AMOciated TreM.) Miss Leslie Bancroft of Boston Rye, N. Y July 26. Mrs. May also gained her semi-fin- bracket, A new series of postage stamps! IN 8TH AND 9TH Sutton Bundy of Los Angeles won defeating Miss Martha Holllster, ;ust issued in Austria bears the her way today into the semi-fina- ls New York, in the fourth likenesses of eminent Austrian HE LEARMt THE OVIST of the Hew York state women's round. musical composers, Including Mo- AS A CAJiDV AT championship after a thrilling Mrs. Molla BJurstedt did not zart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schu' DEFEATG11S three-se- t struggle with Miss Helen play in the singles, but, paired t ert, and Strauss. OfcRSEV.

New York Pounds a Trio of St. Louis Pitchers and Wins, 11 to 6; Ruth Gets a Pair of Homers. By NORMAN E. BROWN Tho Newcomers. (My The Ananrlnlert I rwii.) Recently acquired by Ty Cobb St. Louis, 11 o., July 21!. Staging are expected to bolster up the rallies in the eighth and ninth in- Tigers' hurling staff which has nings, in which they scored eight crumbled once more after look- New York Yankees runs, the batied UM3 THERE BUT VOO ing like a million dollars for n a trio of local pitchers hard and few weeks. The two are Roy evened the series the wtveiz wove? nys by defeating CEAUZe IT. Moore and Sam Hyman. i lirowns 11 to 6 today, "iiaue" Hyman, a college star, Is more Kuth knocked out his sixteenth and or less of a gamble, but Dan seventeenth home runs of the sea- Howley, veteran coach of the ' son in the gamo which was a pitch- APTER.TOEUiW(J Jungaleers, believes that he will fifteen (13) ers' battlo until the seventh in- 0 MVS SCOBS. deliver for Ty. Moore Is an ex- ning when tho locals batted Iloyt Of perienced hurler and is counted vf Better out of the box and scored five runs. THE upon to help the team right off ' Wright held the visitors to five hits reel. C3I - the fCl a until he was taken out for pinch 1 Moore's sea- V cigarettes ; poor showing this W'wk hitter in the seventh. Score: J i e comeopc. son with the Athletics caused Sew York. V V to ' fA Connie Mack part with him. A IJ. It. II. PO. A. K Roy had played in 16 matinet Witt, cf 2 2 1 and hadn't won a game. He wus Dngan, 3b 5 1 2 charged with three defeats. But Meusel. rf fi 0 1 Moore says that he was discon- Kuth, If B II 2 'hoot honA tented and unable to get going. Schang, c 4 3 !i AM'umoSaq) Last year Moore, in his second I'ipp, lb ,1 0 2 At big league season, gave 1 wfc great Ward, 2b 3 0 promise. Toiling with the tall-tn- d Scott, ss 4 1 1 outfit he won 10 games and Hoyt, p II 0 0 lost but 10. Connldering his sup- Bush, p port this Is a remarkable record. His wildness handicapped him. In Ill14 1 '4 Totals S5 It 27 14 1920 he won but one game and X1 St. JyOIlls. lost 13. Ho Joined the Mackmen Ali. 11. IT. PO. A. K from the Waco, Texas, leagu? Oerber, ss f 1 1 6 4 club In 1919. He's a native f r 0 2 1 0 Tobin, rf rvJ f tBJ(PS Jk , Texas. He was born at Austin 1 t SiBler, lb r. 0 0 9 0 m Oct. 26, 1898. Williams, If.... 1 0 0 1 0 ill McManus, 2b... Ii 1 0 3 5 w; Jacobson, cf.... 4 1 2 :i 0 4 c 4 1 3 3 1 Severeid, I: YESTER Bronkie, 8b.... 4 1 1 1 2 Z VEAR OUt p 2 0 0 0 1 vjUiuner tm Wright, u 0 0 0 of Dan forth, p 0 OPEN COUP CHAWIONShiP i 0 0 0 0 0 DAYS Knocker, p AT SKOXIE-.-, Bayne, p 0 0 0 0 0 flCoSliu 1 0 1 0 0 I ziDurst 0 1 0 0 0 SUITS EzzShorten 1 0 0 0 0 Gene Sarazen is a little golfer of Oakland, the hope of the golden Sunny Italy should declare a who hails from Pittsburgh; he is west, slipped Into a tie for second legal holiday, close down her spa- 0 Totals 35 6 10 27 13 an Italian and hij age Is 21; he plaoe with Bobby Jones of Atlanta, ghetti factories, put her Venetian NATIONAL LEAGUE. In seventh. won American cham- all in in dock z Batted for Wright the "open" Ga., and all the boys had a gondolas for a week and 7; 0. in Ve- Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, zz Kan for Collins in seventh. pionship golf at Skokie, Glencoe, lively time. heave a shovelfull of coal on 5. Boston, 1; Chicago, y.zz Batted for Shocker In eighth. 111., on July 15, and thereby hangs Not so many years ago Gene was suvius in honor of Gens Sarazen, tale. New York, 10; St. Louis, 6. a doing the shoulder blade callousing for never has the crown of glory 12-- By Innings. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, j New York 010 000 24411 He Is the first, whose nationality act as caddy at the Apawamisclub fallen on one so young;, this side of V 6 4 (second game, thirteen St. Louis 010 000 600 Is that of the Mediterranean peo- at Harrison, N. Y., and it was there the puddle. better Virginia Summary: Two-bas- e hits Tobin, ple, to capture such a title and he learned the game as well as the This modern Jason snared the Threo-bas- e scorch the Scotch At a game of His rise has on field with Severeid, Scott, Schang. golfer's vocabulary. golden cup a replete AMERICAN LEAGUE. hit Schang. Home runs Kuth. 2. their own mnking. Walter Hagen been what you might call rapid. brilliant players with a score of o Boston, 3; Chicago, 1. Doul! plays McManus, Gerber failed to come through at Skokie Improving by putts and drives. He 28S for the seventy-tw- holes and - was down to won Washington, 6: Detroit, 4. Mfee and Gerber; and Jock Hutchinson the southern last to hand him the and Sisler; McManus open year you've got angel 0. Every cigarette ft fel McManus and Sisler. Base seventh. Chick Evans was there and today finds him on top of- the cake, he's one Italian in American Cleveland, 2; Philadelphia, Gerber, New St. 6. and full size on balls Off Wright, 3: Bayne, 1; also Jim Barnes but you never American golf world, kicking It In sports who didn't change his name York, 11; Louis, weight Hoyt, 2; Bush, 1. Struck out By would have realized it. John Black the ears. to Kelley, Jones or Smith, 5 1; Bush, 1. Hits AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Wright, 2; Hoyt, 4. , 7 6 two on Milwaukee, 8; Toledo, Oft Hoyt, In Innings, COrTIGHTl922, X4GGITT& MvimTobacco i out In seventh; Bush, 3 for protesting the same decision. Batteries: Alexander and O'Far Minneapolis, 8; Indianapolis, 3. CttTg1) base, none St. 5. 5 in 7; Danforth, 2 in Score: R. H. E. rell; McQuillan and O'Neill. Paul, 1; Louisville, in 3; Wright, 100 001 5 9 0 Gl S POUND Kansas 1, 0 two on base, none out in eighth; Washington 003 Second game: City, 5; Columbus, Shocker, 2 in 1; Bayne, 6 in 1. Win- Detroit 102 000 0104 14 2 Chicago. Ghar-rlt- y, COAST LEAGUE. ning pitcher Bush. Losing pitcher Batteries: Mogridge and AB. R. H. PO, Shocker. Time 2:08. Picinich; Pillette, Oleson and Callaghan, rf . Salt Lake, 4; Sacramento, 3. Woodall. CARD T rf , Vernon, 11; San Francisco, 6. Heathcote, 5. 8 1. Hollocher, ss., Seattle, 8; Portland, Boston, j Chicago. 0 2b Oakland, 12; Los Angeles, 6. Chicago, July 26. Three for- Cleveland, 2; IMilInfloIpIfcn, Terry, Cleveland, 26. Cleveland , . . mer members of the Yankees, now July Barber, lb SOUTHERN defeated here today, 10-- 5 cf . . . ASSOCIATION. Boston Red' Sox, turned Philadelphia Friberg, 2; with the 2 E, Chattanooga, Mobile, on the Chicago White Sox to 0, George Uhle besting Rettig, 11 L. Miller, If... the trick Little 4: 2. Connie Mack's latest n, 31 Rock, New Orleans, i defeated the locals, 3 to pitching 1 Krug, and today Yankee in a hurling duel. Rettig O'Farrell, c . . Memphis, 2; Birmingham, 4. 1. Jack Qulnn, former Atlanta, 8; Nashville, 4. II" held to but hold Chicago to three hits, the Indians four hits, New York Gets 20 Hits; Kauffmann, p. pitcher, made his none of them were wasted. Uhlo How to cool while Elmer Miller, who 35 6 10 27 14 2 WESTERN LEAGUE. keep s a member of the was supreme In the pinches and and Totals debut today fanned a Cunningham, Young Boston. Omaha, 3; St. Joseph, 7. To can Ked Sox, celebrated the occasion Johnston, pinch hitter, Des Oklahoma 8 out in in- Bancroft Lead the Attack AB. R. H. PO, A. E. Moines, 4; City, with two home runs into the left for the third the ninth Sioux 3 ning with the bases full. Powell, cf 8 1 City, 3; Wichita, (called while STMNGBEANS field bleachers. Mitchell, another With Three 4 end of seventh, enable Sioux City ton canning COtC jj Apiece. Nixon. If ... former New Yorker, tripled and ' 1 catch the easy Lorain way vis- 000 000 000 0 7 0 Cruise, rf ... train). scored the third run for the Philadelphia The AmMWlatrd . 0 Denver, 5; Tulsa, 7. Cleveland . . . 000 101 OOx 2 4 1 (By Trw.) Boeckel, 8b and itors. Miller and Mitchell are two New York, 26. The New 10 String grade. Put Batteries: Kettig, Kckert and July Holke, lb ... II K of the players who figured in tho Increased lead ss 1 WEST TEXAS LEAGUE. -- in cheese cloth bag and I I Perkins; Uhle ana OTfeill. Tork Giants their Ford, r '5 "40 ii Dugan deal. Score: 2b .... 1 Score First game: R. H. E. scald from 5 to 10 min- 1 i I over St. Louis to a game and a Kopf, . 100 200 3 6 2 1 1 Boston. GibKon, c .... 9 Lubbock .000 utes in boiling water. AB. n. IT. PO A. E. I half today by the second 0 000 7 2 taking F. Stamford ..000 0011 Cold-di- 4 2 2 3 Miller, p.. Pack whole, to Miller, cf 0 0 JOHN MCMW tmJm game of the series from the Car- P 0 Batteries: Morgan and Allen; 1 -- McNamara, from 3b 4 0 0 0 0 10 6. 0 Knadler and Schmidt. H inch top of jar. Foster, " dinals, to The champions zChrlstenbury lb 4 ft 1 9 1 0 V'-'- rS',7Sv .1 h Score Second game: R. H. E. Add boiling water, and 1 Burns, llljsllvT ' ' pounded four pitchers for 20 hits, Pratt, 2h 4 twa-v-- . Total 30 1 4 27 13 0 Lubbock . ...002 101 3 7 9 2 teaspoon salt (for quart . . . 01220 Cunningham, Young and Bancroft . 000 0 2 6 4 Harris, If z Batted for F. Miller in the Stamford ..011 scalded rub J. Collins, rf leading the attack with three Batteries: Morgan and Allen; jar). Adjust seventh. bers, in oven. Set Mitchell, ss . apiece. Douglas was painfully By innings: Knadler and Edwards, Schmidt. put jars Buel, o hurt when hit on the right elbow Chicago 030 000 200 B Score First game: R. H. i5. Lorain regulator at 250 Qulnn, p by Barfoot In the seventh inning Boston 000 010 000 1 Clovls . ...010 000 000 1 7 6 degrees; leave the hot I Two-bas- e . ..001 000 13x 6 6 8 CHT..5--wa- .- and retired In favor of Ryan. Summary: hit O'Far- Ranger kitchen for two hours and Totals "33 8 8 27 10 3 Score: rell. Three-bas- e hits Callaghan, Batteries Sewell and Erwln; I IT forget When Chicago. St. Louts. Heathcote, O'Farrell. Stolen base Adkins and Clayton. your canning. IT. A. Fri- Score Second game: R. H. E. alarm clock at the AB. R. PO. E NATIONAL LEAGUE.iii AB. R. H. PO. AE. Hollocher. Double play rings 000 012 0 3 8 Johnson, ss . Flack, rf 4 0 0 2 0 0 to Terry to Barber. Base on Clovls 0 end of that time, remove W. L. Pet. berg Mil- 001 000 0 1 6 0 Mulligan, 3b Smith, cf . . . 4 balls Off Kauffmann. 3; F. Ranger from oven and seal New York 56 84 .622 out Kauffmann. Batteries: Burleson and Erwln, jars E. Collins, 2b St. Louis 57 38 .600 Hornsby, 2b 4 ler, By tightly. . . . 4 F. 4; by McNamara, Pylo and. Palmer. M Hooper, rf Chicago 43 .538 Mueller, If , 7; by Miller, Score: cf ...... 50 3 1. Hits Off F. Miller, 9 in 7; Mc- R. H. E. Strunk, Cincinnati 49 46 .511 Fournier, lb Sweetwater 000 001 000 1 6 If 3b 3 Namara, 1 In 2. Losing pitcher l Falk, Pittsburgh 45 46 .495 Stock, .. Abilene . ..000 000 02x 2 7 0 Shecly, lb . .. 45 47 Alnsmith, o . 4 F. Miller. c Brooklyn .489 Batteries: Fleharty and Pipkin; Hchalk, .... 33 54 .379 Lavan, ss . . . 2 Philadelphia 7-- Ward and Burch. Robertson, p. Boston 31 58 .348 Sherdel, p . . 2 Philadelphia 12-- Cincinnati 4. Score: 26. Phila- R. H. E. Pfeffer. p . 0 Philadelphia, July Amarillo . . . .000 100 601 7 12 1 Totals 30 1 3 27 20 0 won both ends of a double-- Toporcer, ss 2 delphia San Angelo ..203 010 000 6 10 2 By innings: header from Cincinnati today, Mann 0 Batteries: Hill and Byers; Ho- Boston 000 001 0113 Barfoot, p .... 0 12 to 7 and 6 to 4. The second 000 000 001 1 -- 13 well,' Ray and Kllndworth. Chicago Pertica p 0 game went innings, Fletcher's Two-bas- e The 4 Summary: hits Har- zShotton 1 home-ru- n breaking a to 4 tie. ris, Snhalk, Burns, Ruel. Three-bas- e Lebourveau, pinch hitting for hit Mitchell. Home runs Ss, in the ninth inning iif the NEED any longer to for the in the oven! While Totals 33 6 7 24 13 4 Rapp stay putting jars with two hit a Miller (2). Base on balls Off Now York. second game, out, NOweary hours in the hot kitchen to Lorain watches the canning are free Robertson, 1; Qulnn, 1. Struck home run with a man on base, tl liasODAY'S you AB. R. H. PO. A. E. score. Lee's of watch steaming kettles. woman to do other out By Qulnn, 2. Time 1:24. . tieing the pair Any things. wancrort, ss . in first cooks can do You 2b . . home ru:is the game play who with gas her canning will find, too, that fruits and vege- Rawlings, In Fon-se- ca Washington, 5: Detroit. 4. 3b ed a big part the victory. less time and work! Thousands tables done Frlsch, .... n con-tes- t. with far the Lorain keep their Detroit, July 26. Washington had a home-ru- in each GAMES way Meusel, It .... of women this Lorain oven ar Teat Detroit, 5 to 4 today when praise firmness, color, and a Young rf gams. method. den taste Ghnrrlty hit home run off the AMERICAN LEAGUE. Kelly, lb First perfectly. There are many first ball Oleson pitched to him W. L Pet. Score: R. H. E. Lorain-equippe- d Cunningham, cf 112 000 7 8 NATIONAL LEAGUE. With a gas range, all advantages of oven canning by measured in the ninth. was substi- St. Louis 64 89 .581 Cincinnati .111 10 Boston. Gharrity Stengel, cf ... . 100 04x 12 1 1 Chicago, at is simple and as time and demon- tuted for Picinich who was bench- New York . Phlla. ..520 canning very easy, temperature. Let us ,.64 42 .583 Snyder, c .... and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. ed by Umpire Guthrie for disput- Chicago 49 45 .621 Batteries: Rlxey Hargrave; Cincinnati at you'll see from the above recipe. strate them to you now, and give you Douglas, ' Philadelphia. a decision on a bunt that rolled Detroit 49 46 .616 p.... Hubbell, Ring, Welnert, Winters St Louis New have to in free ing Ryan ,p and Peters. at York. You don't stay the kitchen, the illustrated booklet "Lorain along the foul lino and on which Cleveland 49 7 .510 or Oven scored from Second game: after preparing the vegetable fruit and Canning." Hcllmnnn third with Washington 43 48 .473 Totals 40 10 9 ' AMERICAN LEAGUE. run in 20 27 Score: R. H. E. the tying the eighth. Shanks Boston 39 64 .419 Ran for Lavan in 000 012 010 000 Philadelphia at Cleveland. was also banished from seventh. Clncin. 10 New at St. the game Philadelphia 37 63 .411 z Batted for in ninth .000 200 002 000 04 13 York Louis. i Tertica Phlla. 15 Boston at Chicago. TTTxT-OVE- uy Innings: Batteries: Couch and Wlngo; at Detroit. HEAT St. Louis 020 001 200' Ring, Wrightstone, G. Smith and Washington nTO) A ii New York 110 004 Six 10 Henline summary; Two-bas- e hits Cun BLAST FURNACE BANKED. REGULATOR ningham, Bancroft, Hornsby. Brooklyn, 7; Pittsburgh, 0 Youngstown, O., July 26. The The Lorain Oven Heat Regulator is an attach clean as it is good to look at. All-ste- construe, Three-bas- e of another blast furnace hits Young, Stengel, Brooklyn, July 26. Dutch Ruc banking of range ovens. It automatically keeps tion prevents breakage. A variety of pleasing his was announced today by the Brier-hi- ll mfnt gas Rheumatism Home run Smith. Double Dlavs ther registered fourteenth vic oven one of 44 different and convenient sizes to choose from. 60 Steel company on of your at any tempera, styles at of the season when account biock, iiornsny and Fournier; tory today set "red wheel" for and Fournor. he shut ouP 7 to 0. the fuel shortage. This Is the rev tures. Simply the any heat 4 Hornsby Base on Pittsburgh to i In enth blast furnace close here bans orr Sherdel, 1; Douglas, li Rusther drove two runs with you want Changes in gas pressure, etc., do not S. S. S. Thoroughly Rids the Body af Ryan, 2. Struck out Douelas. a brace of singles. Catcher ry since the fuel crisis became acute affect the oven temperature. By In leaves nineteen Rheumatiun 4; Ryan, 2; V, was hit the leg by a foul and stM in blast Impurities, Sherdel, Pfeffer, out of the 47 in the if j; carioot, i, Hits orr Sherdel, tip off Bigbee's bat in the sixth Youngstown l-- and forced to retire. district. Somebody's mother is suffering to- i in o s neirer. 2 in CIstAiUt GAS The scourge of 1 In Score: R. II. RJ night! rheumatism Barfoot, 8ln Pertica. .000 000 has wrecked her body; limping and 7 in 7; Pittsburgh 0000 4 2 bent Douglas, Ryan. 004 OOx 7 RANGES suffering, forward, she sees but none in two. Winning Brooklyn ..080 10 0 the common ground, but her aged pltche Batteries: Glazncr and Jon- - JEWE, heart still to Douglas. Losing Shsrdel. The baked --on finish of these ranges gives them belongs the starsi Doee pitcher nard; Rusther and DeBerry, anybody card? 8. S. S. is one of the lustrous, durable surface that it as easy to keep greatest known, and it Chicago, 1.5; Boston, 2-- 1. Hungllng. helps build more blood cells. Its med- Boston. July 26. Boston and icinal Ingredients are purely vegeta. even each COAL TAKES A JUMP. ble. It never disarranges the stomach. nicago spilt here today one end of a double-hea- d Pa 20. Soot It la tn fact, a splendid tonic, a blood winning Pittsburgh, July GAS maker, a blood enrlcher. It banishes er. Doubles by McQuillan and coal, wnicn nas been selling at the ALBUQUERQUE & rheumatism from Joints, muscles and Powell off Alexander In the tenth government rate of 33.50 a ton. has mm the entire body, ft builds firm flesh. inning of the first decided that brll. taken a suaaen jump and today was FOR DOCTOR, LAWYER, V i 11 !!!!! H !!!!tlMi:I 1 It Is what somebody's mother needs liant contest in Boston's favor, 2 commanding ib.du a ton. Not MERCHANT, CHIEF THE ELECTRIC COMPANY ntf !!!! ! "Ally I tonlghtl Mother, If you can not go to 1. In mora curs I out to a bottle of 8. S. 8. the second game Kauff than thirty a day were get yourself, mann held Boston to four and available at that if surely somebody In your family wIlL hits price, operators till '.lUU Homebody, get a bottle of S. 8. B. nowi Chlcagi. won S to 1. O'FarreH's said, the rest of the production be-- ' 'rili!! Let somebody's mother begin to feel hitting accounted for four runs. lng on contract at the government VAt Your Service" Phone 98 p Scores: fHew gl.H. fed. mother. s! rate. refill ffff'SotiSr ' 8. First R. H. 15. 1 An stores. In twoTiTsM game V. ' sties. The 000 000 6 1 eastern aVWmtAZO S. s U. It vlU kalid? ay, (eel larger else Is the more economical Chicago ...010 01 In far countries the u ..KM.." jn Boston '....000 010 000 X 2 10 0 of forks is still unknown, !'JMj..

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flHP w mm "MARRY 'EM YOUNG" MAN WANTED FOR TWO BELTRAN GOOD PENMAN; IS VIENNA MOTTO CHARGES IS SENT UP RAYMUND0 GOOD TALK w s M 35 DAYS ON ANOTHER ARTIST, ITJS ALLEGED oman was arrested Ralaznr checks a Louis who Beltran forged Daily Perea, gazine recently by Deputy Sheriffs Fred and his brother, Raymundo, passed r Fornoff and Gutierrez on a charge, them on First street merchants U ot carrying concealed weapons, was the charge brought apnint tha Justice W. W. McClellan'a FOUR DAKCiHG FEET Social Calendar 35 days In Jail yesterday by two in will HouseholdHint' given court. The men are to have a w V maesmamtm iiiiiiituiwilwt8aoBMiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiw'i'' Justice W. W. McClellan. Pcrea is BY JANE PHEU'S. hearing tomorrow. They are out under $3,000 bond in Bernalillo on $1,000 each. Housekeepers' club of Atrlsco SI EXIT HIN T for half hour. Turn upside dow.i county on a horse stealing charge, will meet with ond drain. Meanwhile mako this bond in Tor- Mia. Maude poty, Break fust and la under $1,000 OPERATIONS RESUMED. AN INSULT KESENTF.U. disslpatod looking fellow pushed 309 West Iron avenue at 2 p. m. Breakfast Food. htul'fins: To one cup any kind of rance county for cattla stealing. watah-i- n' Prepared 2C against the table. "I been Ladies' Aid of FirBt M. E. Kuuhen. leftover meat a-- ' 1 Altoona, Pa.. July The first' society Bacon. Prune chopped fine, to resume CHAPTER 83. her dance; payln' for the priv- church will meet with Mrs. J. A. Coffee. ono eup soaked bread crumbs, mine operations In "I, hava watched you for a ilege, same as you. It' my turn Riehl, 608 West at 3 ni. one onion, two pars- In Turkey the bridal procession Central Pennsylvania under Pres Marble, p. Luncheon tablespoons ident Is that of long time," George Murphy aid now, come on over'to my table, American Ixigion auxiliary will Celery and Egg Salad. ley, one teaspoon thyme (all v.sually consists of three part.j, Harding's plan, be- i decorat- Consolidated Coal of kid! I'll give you somethln' meet with Mrs. Emma Summers, Rice and one-ha- lf tei.spoo-- the first being a gaudily the company to Gertie. "You seem different Pancakes Syrup. chopped fine), Is side ale." He sjappod his 417 West Lead 7:30 or Milk. h ed cart on which piled the Jerome, Somerset county, the from most How'd ginger nvcnuo, at p. ni. Tea salt, teaspoon pepper. dancing girls, hand over his pocket. Pinner. When tnlibnge is well drained ride's dower of furniture, e'o. Central Coal association an you come to do it?" "No, I am going now," Gertie Stuffed Peppers or Cabbage. turn IkhI; leaves and arrango fill- In. a second cart follow the reta- nounced here today. Tho produc- "We needed the money!" Ger- replied, sorry she had yielded to SLEEVELESS SUIT Creamed Carrots. Baked Potatoej. ing bet ween. Lay six or elghi il ns. and lastly a heavily cur- tion will he about 10 cars dally, on tained sedan chair tho it was said. State troops er tie replied with her usual hon- her desire to chat with Muryhy. IS CORRECT Ice Cream and Wafers. strips of bacon, cut thin, top containing "Oh, no you ain't! You're corn-In- 1 FOR (fasten thorn on all around sides trido herself. guarding the operations. esty. with me," he put his hand on SUMMER RIDING Today's Recipes. with toothpicks). Tie head wt'Vj "But you you are too pretty her arm. "Fagin, the boi8, Is u Kuehen -- One quatt flour, one string to keep It together while to be In a like this." It throe-fourth- or place friend of mine, see!" of milk, s cup cooking and boll steam, using : had beon her unusual flower-Iiit- e face belli- pint some ot water used Murphy's grew red, butter, three-fourt- cup sugar, previously beauty that attracted the look of gerency marked his movements as and one teaspoon thyme, one tea- two one-ha- lf cake yeast, one 1 Innocence in her face. he rose. eggs, spoon basil, one teaspoon marjo- ; "I can take care of myself!" "Get out of her and get small teaspoon salt. Put butter ram. Cook slowly one and one-ha- lf "I don't know about that," ho quick!" he said, making a threat- Into the milk and warm to blood horns or until tender. Gar- turned, smiling a broad, good-natur- ening gesture. "No ono can in- - heatj add some of the milk to nish with parsley. is We're smile. "Someone might "So she's yours, is she? I know- - the flour, then add the dissolved Suggestions. Selling steal you." "So she's yours, la she? Iknow-e- d yeast, the beaten eggs and the To koep an open can of pain' "They'd bring me back!" Her it was all puff about her be- salt and sugar. Add remainder of In good condition, cover It with thoughts flew to Tom Norrls; he too hook a fellow. mlllc and beat until smooth. Set several layers of paraffin paper ing good to of had forgotten almost, and he I'll have a good laugh at Fagin. aside to rise to twice Its size in laid directly on the surface These he-h- take A $1 had seemed to think her pretty a friend of mine e a warm place; when light tho p.ilnt. hardened surfac Fagin's In will to the and nice. good Joke! Got a fellow and Fa- a little and beat it and put t film of paint adhere I wouldn't! to pan an Inch thick and let rise paper when It Is removed and "Well, I'm going gin swore she was" use A? i come sue you, and take you cut "Get out of here!" Murphy ad- until twice as thick, then spread the paint will be ready for - oil and tur- sometimes if you will go with vanced threateningly.- melted butter over It, sprinkle after dilution with me." "Goln' to sit down with" with sugar and bake In a hot pentine Duistless I even as for bread for about twen- After blankets have been "I'll go guess. I'm awful Murphy waited no longer. His on line and lonesome sometimes, "even if Ma doubled fist shot out and the ty minutes. For prune kuchen put washed and hung the prunes, cooked, sweetened and are thoroughly dry, beat lightly and the kids are the best ever. man went sprawling over the ta- wool 13ut I don't have much time to was ihonped on top before serving. with a carpet beator. The - go ble. The orchestra playing Two a will become and soft and Kl out." She wasn't sure she, wanted Jazz and Rice Pancakes eggs, light loudly, popular music, little two cups of milk, one wear like new. Dusters to be with He was so at- salt, Murphy. the altercation had far one-ha- lf of adhesive aro miles ahead of Len but teaspoon baking powder, Strips plaster WW O'Connor, but little attention. But ono-Im- tracted boiled rico, one lf pometlmos used for labels on cans not anything like Tom Norrls the follow was not yet done. He cup cold, man to cups flour. and bottles. her pattern the whom scrambled to his feet and raising Stuffed Wash and Grease can be removed from she all men. a was to U3e it as Cabbage pS7 compared other chair about a one medium-size- d head of metal by washing with soapsuds "What do you do to you when Gertie screamed. put ir ,C keep weapon cabbage In boiling salted water containing a little ammonia. IijI so busy? Clerk or something Ijo,-sl- "Put that down!" Fagin had this here half on scene. doing dancing appeared the Forcibly Countess Mathilda Goluchowski. I At the night?" he took the chair from the en- Ma "No, but makes me pleep raged man, yien forced him Into The war doesn't seem to have till noon, then I have to tend to It. Then he turned on Murphy. Li FUNDS FOR ROAD CITY MILK LAWS 1J beau- my clothes, " mean blighted the crop of Vienna study "What'd you making a ties and 'em "Study!" disturbance in my place?" they're marrying These Dustlesa Dusters are time savers. "Yes, I try to " she wa3 em- "I didn't make no disturbance younger than ever. Countes3 great They barrassed. She had not meant he that fellow there Insulted ARE SPEWT FINEST IN II. S. Mathilde Goluchowski is the seventeen-- are well made and very easy to use. They sell to tell mm year-old bride of the oldest of anything about her desire Miss Cummlngs." on for an education, but his ic "Who are you?" Fagin asked, the three sons of the count of the everywhere for $1.00 and are display on our tone, his Interest had scowling. same name, who, under Err.percr third floor as extra special at w.' 59c led her on. "Then you see I have "He's r fellow the girl you FDR WHOLE YEAR Francis Joseph, was minister of to be here at 7:30 and It takos said was too good to hook a fel- foreign affairs. . be a long time to come." low." HISTOID "I see so you study? Well, I "It's a lie!" Gertie burst cut, 36-In- ch can understand that. I got moat all the elemental in her coming BOYS MAKE GOOD TIME White Basketweave Skirting my education in to County Road Department to Dr. 0. C. West Declares City night school. the surface at the insult. "It's IN DASHES IN Y.'s I'm a bookkeeper in a big grocery a lie! I ain't, never had any fel- Cease to Function; Vaca- Is Becoming Famous for A 45c Value, Special store." low, and you know It!" she glared ATHLETIC CONTESTS "Oh!" To Gertie a bookkeeper at Fagin, she was em- tion May Last All Year; Its Pure Milk; Luncheon was a forgetting rather superior being. ployed by him, that he could dis- were "I like when man fiy KLuihE. Bonds to Be Redeemed. Enjoyed at Dairy. Surprisingly good records 4 you, and a charge her. of Y. M. C. A. Yards for likes a girl he to tell her "Got man In made by boys the ought pep, too,!" the Riding horseback as a summer de- In Athletic who he Is, don't you think so?" the chair leered. "Like 'em The Bernalillo county road Milk Is served in Albuquerque Junior league yesterday that sport is becoming more popular of on track the I , with the finest set the straightaway at "Yes, guess so, I don't know wny." every day. In all the larger cities partment will take a six months' conformance very much about fellows. Ma Miss vacation. milk ordinances of any in the university. Ten hoys, representing "Come, CummlnRs, I'll there are several academics where city tho leaders In the summer compe- don't like me to be with them take you home If you will let far the cent of the This was decision Health Offi- unless by greater per the reached by I'nltcd Stales, County tition, are contesting for six med- she knows who they are." me," Murphy said. are women and Of O. In a "Your patrons girls. the county commissioners yester- cer Dr. C. West claimed als, three of which aro to b3 mother's all right, I'll "You get out of here! Raising course everybody knows that It is a classi- tell the world! a In day as the proper way out of the short address last night at the awarded In each of the two That's the Idea, rumpus a respectable place." marvelous exercise for reducing the heavies and the iold white baeketweava as xtr k value know who a fellow Is before to ad- dilemma caused dinner which was held at fications, We this skirting you Fagin said. "Come my office and although the girls may not by having already Tho henvies aro 80 let a pretty kid like you have tomorrow he added to it not a few of are spent all the money as the Matthew lights. pounds at 45c a yard. While our present eupply lasts we will night," mit them riding provided by dairy. or more in welsht,, and the lights anything to do with her." Gertie as they moved away. for that very reason. state laws for supervision of the Tho Albuquerque milk ordi- sell It 4 yard!) for , are below that figure. j....9 "Say, did Fagin give you a Tomorrow Murphy Fights for Here is a summer riding habit department. nances have attracted widespread on that a which is In the heavies class, Walter mortgage girl?" joun? 3ertie. at once cool and smart Although there Is still $13,000 In attention, Dr. West stated, and are Bellman won tho dash In 'f ho coat' Is made after the road tho 10 looking, fund, per cent of many other cities. 10 100-yar- d semi-fitte- being copied by seconds and tho dash the accepted with the d tho total for style fund the year which They are being scrupulously lived In 13 5 seconds. W. Wilkeraon lines and a ripple back. It is can be for fur- Leather spent supervision h;is up to the dairymen who 220-yar- 5 Genuine black molfttir and sans sleeves for been by took tho dash In 32 Handbags spent and the commission was nish milk to the city, he stated, and seconds. comfort. While gabardine knick- confronted with either running the complimented the Matthew dairy, ers are very effective witn this without a head or In the lights class, JackBundiek EAHMPROBLEfW department which is managed by Roy Camp- won all three events, the .black coat and a white tailored stopping Its operation entirely. The It was one of the taking I bell, claiming dash In 10 5 That Sold for $3.50 blouse ot either silk or man's shirt latter plan was adopted, though It seconds; most moilernly equipped in tho the 100-yar- d In IS 5 sec- ilng completes the habit. is possible that special road work dash Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a made her more work and In real- entire United States. 220-yar- d in J Ulack leather boots and a straw may he done from time to time on onds; and tho dash am In lacked In humor. I have often The Kiwanis attendance prize was 32 girl of fifteen and dearly ity derby are smart accessories. stretches of highway which may seconds. In this classification, noticed that the Jokers i won by R. P. Woodson and wag a love with a boy named Bob. I greatest become critically In need of repair. I.eo Vann and Sam Classman ran $ .95 can't take any fun directed at The thermos bottle donated by E. J dead heats In all three events, 53., 4 have known this boy for over a total road fund at the start A short talk about the them, rt Strong. timo for the 75, 100, of the year was $2,970. The was their being year. Toronto convention given by and 220-yar- d dashes as follows: COUNTY BUDGET filed with the commission yes- H. F. D. K. B. Last he went ot the coun Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a al- Robinson, Sellers, 10 5 14 seconds, and At July terday shows that $2,823 has Dr. F. II. Tierce seconds, and came back some few hard working widow with a child been of Barr, Rodey and 83 5 seconds. Tom McElvaln try ready spent for supervision A. B. McMillen address- weeks .ago. Over a week ago I and I do not get a chance to the gave short mado the distances In 11, 14 5 department by the superintend- es, Colonel Sellers met him on the street but did meet young men. Can you help ent and his This would urging better and 3G 5 Fecnnds. assistant. auto for Here are genuine Leather Handbags 'that sold for not have a chance to talk to me? 923 TO BE leave only $147 for this purpose traffic rules the city. Tho timo made by the heavies him. Can you tell me if I should MRS. A. STRONG. for the remainder of the year. Although no real subscription for tho respective events, was: $3.50 $1.95. Included in the assortment are all write him a letter or go and It Is Impossible for me to In Chairman Simms drive has been mado by the is Kverett Walsh, 10 13 33 Albert pointed for the which sorts of and some talk to him In person? troduce people through my col out that as the report was made up $2,000 they Kverelt Ronfro, 11, 14 5. staple novelty bags, fitted with THANK YOU. umn. You have no Idea the com' FRIDAY June 30, more than this amount pledged toward the Salvation 33; Frsd Crawford, 10 14, 01 it was Inst vanity mirrors. It is not every day that you are It Is Bob's place to talk to you, plications that would arise. At IDE had been spent on the two Army, reported night 32 Willcerson, 30 14 5, already $8110 has been 35; and not yours to stop him on the present do not think of men. If officials' salaries for July. that subscribed. 32 Walter Bellman, 10, 13 6, offered a genuine leather bag at $1.95. street or write him a letter. you are kind and lovable to those To Kedeem Romln. 32 , do around you, you will attract Considerable pruning of county Upon motion of Chairman Albert TRUCK RUNS OVER1 A The final events between Speak pleasantly, but nothing fur may tho further to renew your friends and through friends you expenses the coming year O. Simms, the suggestion made by young athletes will bo held Satur- be done the commission SMALL I DM 44-In- will have to meet by county Treasurer Ed Kwope was ROY'S Ffi 9 ch opportunities era and tax It. F. County day mornltipr at o'clock at tho men. experts including adopted and the treasurer author- university. The public Is Invited Imported Organdies Asplund, of the New Mexico Tax of SOUTH EDITH STREET! Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please ized to sell the $43,000 worth to see the contests. Tho records payers' association, at the meeting bonds in the sinking fund tell me what you think of people Dear Mrs. Thompson: Will you of these officials tomorrow morn Liberty yesterday are considered unusually who can not me and to redeem approximately forty Ijouls Frederick, a city truck for of size give a Joke but please give a remedy for ing when the new county budget of to the good boys the age and take one. nails? I have never of the county refunding bonds driver, reported yesterday of those competing. biting finger will be prepared for submission to the two 1901 Issues. The Liberty police that he hnd run over a small Another girl and I, for a Joke, been reproved for th and no the state tax commission. on South between some rubbish on slBter's one ever to me bonds are now quoted at above par. boy Edith street, piled my has tried break The county's finances are not in The of bonds and the re Pacific and Ifazeldine, avenues. The HVST HAS APPEARED. porch. Later In the evening she of It, and so I am afraid It will tale the N. 26. the best of condition at this time. of boy, Frederick had Fargo, I)., July Rust 44-inc- us a tirement of a part the county reported, gotten A full of h lost her temper and gave be a very hard habit to break. Mr. Asplund stated yesterday fol- bonded debt will save the county behind the truck, which was stuck, has appeared In most of the sec- range imported organdies In hard talking to. She has been ROSE S. a of the various to tions of North Dakota but out- lowing checking aDDroxImatelv $4,000 a year In In and when the driver backed up a full of the most colors . over to our house since, but A "woman who bites her nails records. One of the conditions bonds a new the rear wheel side a limited area in the Red range popular Extra us Should we terest charges as the Liberty get start, snubs completely. should go to a physician for treat- which may be embarrassing later do not carrv as high a rate of in ran over the boy's leg. Frederick did River valley will do no material special 89c a yard. or she take the first steps toward ment, because this habit Is almoBt in the year is tho fact that the as refunding not learn the s name. damage, according to reports by a reconciliation? terest tho county boy always a result of an unhealthy county has already spent more than bonds. county agents, today. We have organdy embroidered trimming Ha match. I love my little niece and would physical condition that needs care. $18,000 of its $25,000 general fund The county treasurer Is author do anything for her. My sister Both grown persona and chil- appropriation for the year, Mr. As- lzed to advertise for bids on the ANOTHER WOMAN not of com- does stop to think all the dren are sometimes aided in plund pointed out to county Liberty bonds. Jokes she has placed on us. breaking this habit by dipping missioners yesterday. CAMPAIGNING FOR What would you do? the finger tips Into aloes. For This leaves approximately $5,000 So numerous are mosquitoes In D. A. R. LEADERSHIP BUNGALOW APRONS AND PORCH . TERPLEXED. these are, of all bitter tasting with whl"h to operate the county some localities In South America, Take the first steps toward rec- decoctions, about the worse, and offices ffir the coming fvj'e months, that the wretched Inhabitants onciliation. Your Joke simply usually a person who hag had It Mr. Asplund and several tax ex- rfeen with their ' bodies covered IRESSES on the Hps once or twice remem- perts connected with railways left with sand three or four Inches bers not to repeat the dose. yesterday for Los Lunas, but will deep, the head only being left return to assist the county officials out, which they cover with a Friday In making out the budget handkerchief. SURE HELP TO Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a for 1923. little girl fifteen years old. Do you think I am too young to SICK WOMEN go with boys to parties In my own "BABY MINE" MAKES community or go to the restaur- AT TO GIRLS! LEMONS ant or shows onco In a HIT CRYSTAL: picture A nice assortment of and Mrs. Baker, so much Benefited by while? BE REPEATED TONIGHT gingham percale bunga- I am a good height and wear low aprons and porch dresses special at 99c my hair up most of the time. each. crowd witnessed BLEACH THE 3 Mother wanted me to ask Another large Some are nicely trimmed with cretonnes and othei-- Anxious to Help Others you the initial performance of "Baby Si i are trimmed in self first. Mine" at the Crystal opera house material. com- PRETTY BROWN EYES. Mine" is Lebanon, Indiana. "I was last night. "Baby the last the Juice of two lem- run down from women's trou You are old enough to go to word In farce comedy, being one Squeeze pletely with If ons Into a bottle containing three MEN'S ATHLETIC ri Dies ana Bwmacn neighborhood parties hoys comic situation after another, which SUITS lin iinillllllllll you do not late at But the audience In an ounces of Orchard White, Resinolfor and M0l stay night. uproar a dear skin haii trouble and tor a keeping any drug store will supply for a good Inner timo wan if the party continues to a late of laughter throughout. The Fora skin that is and hour should have fath- vaudeville was few cents, shake well, and you excessively oily, hardly able to do you your especially good, have a of harmless has coarse, Or one that er or mother call for you. I Shaw and Shaw, brought down the quarter pint clogged pores, myworK. l naa too to and delightful lemon bleach. is disfigured by an annoying eruption, consider you young attend house again with their comedy skit lo- there is some friend8 who restaurants and movies. Walt a which consistB of character talking MaEsage this sweetly fragrant nothing betterthan RESINOL. had taken Lydia once tion Into the face, neck, arms Bathe first with RESINOL SOAP year for movies and two or three and singing. Baby Betty hands then E. audi- and each day, shortly then apply RESINOL OINTMENT j III. 1. illfl Pinkham'a years before you go to restaurants. more won the hearts of the note and whiteness of Vatretahf fVim. ence with her and dancing. the beauty And Vmi ran ht f:iernarMii shi-- nf a singing your skin. 49c mm mini and they Mine" will be to speedy and remarkable pound, "Baby repeated Famous stage beauties use this improvement. These are the Athletic union suits that we torn me aoout it. SPECIAL TRAIN OF night, the performance starting at Reslnol Snip uied regnlirl-- for the ihampno have lemon lotion to bleach and bring a. tends tn keep the hair lustrous and the tcalp free been for 75c. I know what it 8:15. e com- from selling It's the that sells else- BANKERS TO VISIT that soft, clear, rosy-whit- dandruff. Where there is already a gerioir quality ha a Hr.no for ma also as a sun- accumulation of dandruff, part the hair and rub where for $1.00. As an extra we land plexion, freckle, Kefttno) Ointment well into tlx tcalp aorae tunc special will sell I recommend CITY THIS MORNING it : B. P. 0. E. BAND IN burn, and tan bleach because , ' Ax?' beiore shampooing. At all drufgiitu them at 49c. This is a that true it to others, bs I am sure it will be a doesn't irritate. bargain seekers v,Ain oil idc women. is a AT E. R. of economy will not overlook. KlHb tnW ua " ' It The special Santa Fe train which UNIFORM P. wonderful medicine, and 1 give you Is carrying 400 eastern bankers DINNER LAST NIGHT vouaoi wn. icouuivi..siatimnmnl iH back home after attending the an- Don't Forget Your "S. & H." Green permission mjr Mrs. Emma nual conference of the American Stamps my photograph. Music Almost 810 S. East Lebanon, Hankers' Institute at Seattle, has by the Elks' band, resplen 'Baker, St, been one section dent In new was a feature Indiana. divided, dropping uniforms, Unbelievable behind one day due- to a special of the dinner ot past exalted rulers These letters recommending Lydia visit to the Grand Canyon being of the lodge at the Country club last You can hardly realize E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound arranged at the last moment. night. The band gave several con- the wonderful im ought to convince women of the great As a result of the new plana, one cert numbers during the banquet provement to your skin treat- after-dinn- worth of this medicine in the of the specials will arrive here at and the program. Din- and complexion your CONSTIPATION ailments to which are 7 o'clock and the ner wns served at 7 o'clock. will reveal to ment of they this morning mirror you Mr G. W. W. Hanger. often subject other Is scheduled for early tomor Exalted Ruler Arthur Prager after usingGouraud'sOricntal wwiderful row acted as toast master at the ban- BILIOUSNESS Mrs. Baker calls it "a morning. Cream for the first time. Mrs. G. W. W. Hanger, Washing-to- n, prvi medicine." you are As the bankers will only be here quet. The roll call of deceased past Send I5c.hr Trial Sltt D. 4-- ' If suffering was read exalted C, has just announced her Headache from troubles women often have, or for an hour, during which time rulers by the ruler FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON office the Alva- - the and was - candidacy for the of presided si feel all run down, without any ambi- they will eat breakfast at and secretary respond- .New York rado hotel, no effort will be made ed to Rabbi Molso Bergman, who general of the Daughters of the . INDIGESTION tion or energy for your regular work, by American Revolution. She is said Pinkham's spoke In memory of the deceased take Lydia E. Vegetable entertain them with trips through officers. Francis E. Wood present- to have the support of Mrs. William Stomach Trouble is natural restorative -- It't 10 Cooler in Rosenwald's Compound. It a the city, as there-woul- be no time ed the past xalted rulers' medals E. Reynolds of North Carolina, " SOLD EVERYWHERE- - C Degrees and should help you. for such sight seeing. ond I C. Bennet responded. ' until recently a candidate herself. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL July, 27, 1922.

tho price of wheat, but with hedg- rlTTkTCITTT feTT. DOWN TO THE LAST LUMP ing sales renewed the gains proved mostly transient. The market closed unsettled, c net lower to CLASS30FTDHD) AD c BV W. F. advance with September $1.07 DC. THOMSON By Hoot. to $1.07 and December $1.09 to $1.09. Corn finished c to FOR SALtLivestock FOR SALE Kouaea lower, oats c to e to c FOR 1S2U-- llnu and his poison saw out of SALE Milk raua. Call 1301 FOR owner, suburban "Two prisoners way tiF,, tolc c higher and provisions down North First. SALE By home, polluting the soil a hcadlino. And ai'ter four rooms and sleeping porch, city jail," says 20c to 32c. A- -l post-offi- Mnkes rtoush for tho doctor, I'OIt SALE Jeney cuw. tor quick water, fruit trees, grape arbor, that they took it. Urgent buying of red winter sale, $lir. Phone 2401-J- 'Vaster than oil. on box 213, city. wheat for shipment from ports &OK SALK Horses, harness, and wagons. of tho preliminary FOR SALE Four-roo- house, two wins on The report the Gulf of Mexico was credited 310 North Broadway, nhonn l(ir,S..T The soldier fights and of Mrs. says she to and it was estimated the porches, modern; completely furnished, food hut hearing l'hillips France, FOB. SALE Cheap. galled saddle or four pounds of per day, unruffled. In tho picture we s nnrg.- - without furniture; priced right til consumes seven was day export business in all posi- and saddle. 400 North Twelflh. South Eluhth. tho civilian who saw of her yesterday there was tions would total 2,000,000 bush- FOlt nor SALE Grade Hereford cons and four-roo- pounds per day doesn't fight, eew a onto. con- calvea Full BALE By owner, stucco nothing to rutle els. Shippers here, however, Postoftlce box phone $2,750; will take does he win in the long run. 2420-R- I. ili, adobe; modern; price tinued to say that although there enr on first payment; terms. Address committee met a gen- ex- BAI.K pure-bre- d nut A courtesy was no difficulty in getting tOli six Jersey cows, iiox 65, care Journal. You cnn't split rails on a tleman at Hollywood recently and porters to take wheat that was good milkers; will sell on Installment plan. Phone 2337-- FUR SALE OR RENT Several houses iundae diet. robbed him of everything but his loaded or was duo to be loaded in near will on B'OH SALE shops; from $10, up; sell suspenders, including $1"5. a day or two, anything beyond thl rtabblts; tlve does, one buck small payments. Apply Uatton's Store, Don't meddle with food In the O and thlrty-tre- e young rabbits. All tor Baretas was hard to dispose of. I8. 1107 North acrnfts bridge. middle of life. if was the of increased on Virginia. 2S Income Lot He says that courtesy Offerings wheat FOR 8A PER CENT 60X.M2, two squad he'd hate to meet any of the all advances in price, with the Qiants. Rufus Reds. houses, $250 worth furniture; all for Who eats a bite and runs away more Black, Belgians, bucks, does and $1,500; terms; electrlo water and roukhnecks. character of Belling denoting (r. ers. 710 West 1925-- lights, will live to eat another Lead, phone some other conveniences. Phone 1713-- day. O the country, espec- A-- hedging from SALE l Jersey-Durha- to bear- 'OR cow FQR SALE modern When a circus gets too big ially the southwest. Another (over four with old Splendid around tho fcstlvo re- gallons) day calf, home, large basement, furnace, built-i- n Gathering have a parade, that's an unhealthy ish Influence was the heavy 1125. 1601 South Elm, phone 2129-- board is the American In- features, bard wood floors, garage, great growth, the small boy thinks. ceipts at primary points, nearly FOR BALE Two carloads of good young trees, walks, bargain, from owner. door sport. double the aggregate a year ago. horses, weighing from 1.2uu to 1,600 700 West Roma. Al- Martin's The barefoot youngsters of In addition, reports from a variety pounds. corral, Albuquerqua FOR SALE New tiomes xty owner; one General Foch's advice to French are disappoint- of sources indicated that most of Horse Market. First street and Mountain 824 West Gold; one buquerque bitterly road. four-roo- soldiers was to keep their heads ed because of the announcement the spring crop had reached a 110 N'rth Maple: one 210 clear and cool, their bodies clean from rust. North Maple; terms. Call $21 Welt Sil- there is to be no water shortage. stage beyond danger 1949-M- ' and comfortable and their feet in still have to wash their orders regarding rail- ver, phone ; They'll Emergency Hogs Receipts 395. Market 50c Three-roo- good condition. road trafflo had no apparent effect FOR SALE frame house, feet every night. lower. Top, jio.10; bulk, $9.00 w two porches, water, at a O on the course of prices. 9.75. will who In the declined as a bargain; owner leaving city; terms; The fellows fought Doe. West suggests for summer Corn, like wheat, Sheep Receipts 678. Market take ear in part payment. 1823 South trenches won the war on we do not too result of enlarged rural offerings. Edkh. European time that walk fast, of steady. Ewes, $5.256.25; spring four pounds of food, per man, per think too fast, or work too much. Oats developed strength because lambs, $11.6012.25. FOR SALE Well-bui- by practical day. These fellows were fit to O disappointing threshing reports. builder, $B75 cash, or best offer, buys fight to a finish. That sounds like a good program Provisions were depressed by and glassed-l- n sleeping porch, In the market. Pack- Electrlo and city water. The beat In for all the year around. weakness hog PRODUCE town trealthseekers. Palmer. 1822 desired should he gov- much of the selling. for The food ers did south Hlch phone 1!5-- erned by the food required. We According to an English newspa- Closing prices: Produce. new when hard Sept.. Chicago FOR SALE In south highlands, require most food at means Wheat July, $1.09; 26. Poultry-Al- thtee-roo- two large screened ac- per, "polterlng" hanging Chicago, July ive, cottage; labor, less when moderately around. It would be a good verb $1.07; Dec, $1.09. lower. Fowls, 21 c; broil- In porches, oak floors throughout, built-i- n rest. Sept.. real small pay- tive, least when at to use In describing a colored gen- Corn July, 61c; 61c: ers, 22H27c; roosters, 13 Ho. features; a buy; very tleman In the of Dec, 57c. Butter Market ment down, balance like rent. 701 East loitering vicinity ' 33T4c; easy, Creamery Santa Fe. or phone 693. If you weigh In the neighbor- a chicken roost. Oats July, 85c; Sept., extras, 32c; firsts, hood of 150 pounds, and very ac- Dec, 36 c. 27 27 2831c; $11.32. seconds, He; standards, CHANCES tive physically, you will require, Or an Albuquerque young man on Jard Sept.. $11.25; Oct., BUSINESS food Kibs $10.70; Sept., $10. 5. 31c. during your working period, the corner of Second and Central. July, Eggs Market unchanged. Re- $600 buys the best small rooming house In value to a of milk O town. 315 Second. equivalent pint Omaha. ceipts 12,306 cases. South while a half were to de- First-clas- s shoe Ad- - per hour; walking We pained learn that 26. Wheat No. 2 Potatoes Supply heavy; no FOR SALE shop. per hour; while resting a noses In Bul- Omaha, July mand or movement on Re- drejs Box 5. care Journal. pint the Attar of Industry No. 3 hard, barrels. quarter pint per hour. garia Is practically ruined. hard, $1.011.07; ceipts 97 cars; total U. S. ship- FOR Sa LB Two-stor- y orlck building. 21$ location tor O $1.011.01. 2 ments, 655 cars. East shore Vir- South Firsts good any Corn No. 2 white, 56c; No. cloth kind ot business. But the pain vanished when wo K6fffi5VC ginia top stave barrels, oper- is mtvprt. ators FOR SALE Crlspette popcorn outfit. heard that there an equally well 3 No. 4 asking $3.00; sacks very Oats No. white, 32c; Kansas complete; good proposition for live man. developed industry of the same c. weak; sacked Cobblers, few ml North First. class as a side line to one of our white, 31 sales slightly Inquire Crisp Paragraphs dirty, $1.S01.S5 FOR BALE Albuquerque Hotel, 111 hog ranches. cwt.; Early Ohlos. very dlrtv and South v J enterprising Kansas C!ity. 70c First, Albuquerque Cafe, pool 26. Wheat-- No. small, cwt.; best stock, 90c room, $19 South First. best-know- Kansas City. July n club- $1.00 cwt.; Nebraska sacked first-cla- ss TO One of the 2 1.31; No. 2 red, Early WANTED To get in touch with a TAKE MOIIK'N A TARIFF Louisiana is Mrs. Flor- hard, $1.03 Ohios, $1.85 cwt.: Minnesota sack- DO IT. women of photographer; state experience. B. of $1,040)1.05. 2 ed Ohios, $1.15 cwt. Address E. TV, care JournaL raised the tar- ence McGowen, Jeanerette. Corn No. 2 white. 66 c; No. Early Perhaps congress to work as a civic HAVE A- -l money-makin- g buslnesa in to restrict In addition her 59 60c. WE iff on peanuts order leader, which has brought her a yellow, Kansas City rroduoe. opportunities, 'such as merchandise, the prviduct of a type of politics of Airs. McGowun Hay Unchanged. Kansas City, 26. Butter groceries, garages and other bigh-clae- a in- wide reputation, July advertised Roberta- which they are one of the chief is a of a Creamery 2c lower, 36c; packing propositions not locally. director bank, president -Turner Co., $1$ Tjs Gold. gredients. New York Tribune. of a hardware company, and nt unchanged. LIVESTOCK Market GARAGE FOR SALE 100 ft. deep, 50 ft. of a mUor company. Eggs unchanged. 2 show rooms; 1 stock room; THKX FOLK S' l HE CRAZY Tl - 20 5 frontage; Poultry- Broilers 2c'lower, ISO ton hydraullo press: full shop equip- GKT IT. Chicago. 23c; hens. unchanged. ment; on main highway. Large estab- The doctors say that the people Chicago, July 26 (U. S. Bureau lished repair business; rent $50 per do not drink enough water, and of Agricultural Economics). Cat- Now York Metals. month. Price $700.00. Magdalena, N. M. there seems to be no way to make Bedtime Stories tle 9,000.' Market slow: New York. 26. Will tRke Ford or car part payment. Ad- Receipts July Copper P. O. Box 30. N. M. them drink it except to prohibit it beef steers steady to strong. Top Steadv. Electrolytic, spot and later. dress Albuquerque. Boston For the of the Unit matured steters, $10.50; yearlings 13 74 14c. Transcript. Little Ones Although report $8.60W FOR RENT MisceHaneoua B ed States Steel the $10.40; bulk beef steers. Tin Firm. Spot and futures. By Howard Garls. corporation for few 314 Coal. THEY'RE nAKD OS OCR EAHS. year's second was 10.00; veal calves opened slow, $32.50. FOlt RENT Oarage. West quarter regarded aoc 214 Gold. We don't mind so much whnt ; as sales strong to Iron unchanged. FOlt RENT Oarage. East bv McClure extremely favorable, that issue early jubuji. Steady, tho reformers say, in fact approve Copyright, mi. showed occasional with other classes generally steady; I,ead Steady. 'Spot, $5.75. FOn RENT Placo, excellent . condition. ?annraBiTnrwmiKamgTOsig' pressure 1IM4-.- of a good deal of It, but so Newspaper Syndicate. most of the butcher cows and heifers mostly Zinc Firm. East St. Louis spot Phone 1 they're prominent independent canners and cutters darned voluminous. Ohio S'ate CHAOS IX of steels. Bails cancelled the $5.007.25; and nearby delivery. $6.00. BISHOPS SEE HOMES, and the loss sufficient leisure greater bologna bulls $5.1 2 fa's. 37. TYPEWRITERS Journal. INCT.E WIGGII.Y AND THE of their moderate largely $3.003.75; . Antimony TAKE HOPEFUL YIEW for mental, moral and part advances in . Spot, LEMONADE. BIT spiritual the latter of around $4.654.7U; few M;8-- Foreign bar silver. OF FLTl'HE. culture due to the "speeding up" part the trading. $9.75 69c. TYPEWRITERS All makes overhauled BVT BRYAN GOT HIS A few stocks, such as Corn Prod- best vealers to packers, Mexican dollars, 534c. and r aired. Ribbons for every ma- church must note of of the Industrial pace, 22,000. Market ex- I'XCLE WIG OILY AND THE "The take ucts and Industrial Alcohol, were Hogs Receipts chine. Albuquerque Typewriter these facts In some other way than "We mostly 15c New York Cotton. BOS-- 122 South Fourtt After all the the .spmng. believe," says the report, inclined to the in fairly active, 2 change, phone arguments liumuxt; de ignoro reaction averaget2cor oc 26. Cotton fu monkey-ancesto- r renin Ins Uncle was hopping merely personal exhortation," however, after an enumeration of the genera list, but Mexican Pe- lower than Tuesday's New York, Julv question Wiggily on n best time, lop, juet where it was resurrected. through the woods one day not ar clares a report the vertigo adverse circumstances, "that the troleum, which had shown consist- to 40c lower than tures closed steady. Oct., $21.15; American home and family life young men and women or ent nunc JS.25 10.60! PW Pec, $21.06; Jan., $20.93; March, Toledo Blade. from his hollow stump, when, all today strength, gave way in the gen- $G5; $8.000 8.50. Want Ads Bring Quick Results of the sudden, tho bunny gentle- compiled by the national council are more amenable to strong, virile eral reversal towards the close a slow; packers mostly $20.89; May. $20.72. NEEDS TO, HE Pt'T OUT OF ITS man began to feel very thirsty. of the Protestant Episcopal leadership than those of any pre- heavy tone then prevailing. Sales heavy weight. "1 church. The will be pre- vious Keen, to amounted to dlum 10.60; , MISERY. "Oh, dear!" ho exclaimed, report epoch. alert, quick 700,000 shares. $10.35010 sented in at between Call 4 1MB; light' "Shi. 60; A well koown composer says wish Susie and Baby Bunty had formally September differentiate the real and money rates held at per smooth. that Jazz Is istlll In Its infancy. If their lemonade stand here now. the forty'seventh triennial gencinl the (ipurioun, accustomed to think cent until tho final hour, when of- packing sows, f8.168.75, Is al- convention of the Protestant Epis- for will were packing sows, rough. he right. Infanticide is not I'd take two drinks and of themselves, they respond ferings made at 3',. per cent. Q part in 7Kl10.50. ways crime. Detroit Free Freaa. another one." copal church Portland, Ore. readily to that reasoned and reas The demand for time funds wns mums 14.000. Natrws It of American home life onablo of serious with no Sheepi".Receipts Mr. Longrars looked this way speaks presentation very light, change for the "Li ten,lv to strong, spots WFTL, NOBODY WANTS HIM TO and that way through the woods, as "In a state of chaos the brok- truths which will appeal to the Important maturities, Tn native lambs $12.75 HE. but no lemonade stand did he see, en, discordant homo lifo of the best and highest and strongest that roremn exenanges added very packer top Is American the is in them. to to city butchers; early The latest from Mr. Ford that and a good reason, too. There was people frightful generally yesterday's reactions. some Did he doesn't want to be president. nono there. Susie and Baby Bun dissolution of the miirringe tie go- "Youth was left severely to itm-.1- t Sterling demand was quoted under $12.35; 1uy, Objection sustained. Washington ty were over at the home of Lulu ing on In America and its Inevita- during the exigencies of the war, $4.45 and all the allied remittances s? .u' n;,vv feeder lambs ble of race suicide were lower Post. and . Alice Wibblewobble, the consequence with the homo life more or Iss with German marks ru''V:lr.'., n fih: desirable 62 dolls' increasing throngs In the divorce disintegrated with the extraordi- and most of the north ducks, playing party. bills. European "But I really must have a drink courts, weeping women, unhappy nary demands upon each member, ewes. $7.00; heavys men. children not Closing fat nativo of some sort," said Uncle Wiggily, orphaned by and youth sought an outlet for !ts prices! downward to $3.00. WHO growing more thirsty. "If I could God's will but by the selfishness of natural demands elsewhere than American Beet Sugar 46 1(3 MuMitJIlillllkSl WHO'S find a little brook, or evpn a wa parents." the Immediate home environment. American Can . C8T4 ftmnlxft. L IN THE &. PAY'S NEWS 1 could drink. Is The report deplores the destruc- The result has left a American Smelting Ref'g.. 59,i 26 S. Bureau of terfall, get a It stain upon American Omaha, July (U a long way back to my hollow tive effect of Industrial develop- the character of our youth reflect- Sumatra Tobacco.. 38 Economics). Hogs American Tel. & Tel 122 Agricultural 25c to 40c wrixiAM lu-:- . stump bungalow and it Is so ong ment on the Ideal of the family, ing the follies and youthful ebulli- icnnn nrket white. American Zinc 17 . i.uxea William Allen White, Knntas since I was in these woods that I the impairment of the social and tions as sinister actions and ques- off most. Bulk moral standard of Christian behavior." Anaconda Copper 52 hasmawaMdibTtfr jTMUTaiio man and prominent in have forgotten where there is any living tionable Atchison and packing grade water. Oh, how I ,101 medium and lights. $9.00 tne nun Moose uprising or isiz. thirsty am!" Baltimore & Ohio .' 53 bulk has been ordered injur arrest by sighed the poor bunny gentleman. n tin nil "Ha! are having leaned over to sip the cool Into the well and get so wet It Bethlehem Steel "B" 76 """r-Tnt- 5.200. Good beichoj his "pal." Governor Henry T. Allen, Thirsty, you?" spoke Butte & 28 stock the mountains;the of Kansas. water. "But why do you call It can't go to the lollypop party with Superior and choice fed steers and she I tell next California Petroleum , 67 White and Allen a bubbling spring, Grandpa? the umbrella, I'll you Canadian Pacfflc have seen springs of water that about Uncle Wiggily and the drum 138 $9.50; common tKebidtrces-resprtM-s .vent through tho one Central Leather 37 $10.35; yearlings, do-.n- g boiled and bubbled, but this sticks. medium steers war together, Chesapeake & Ohio 67 and w welfare doesn't do anything like that." $9.50; stockers ana iceuun uu.. wirk make Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul.... 27 in France. On "It does when I lt!jf NOTICE OF REDEMPTION TO Chino 15c to 25c lower. chuckled Bull. "Wait a HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES Copper 29 Receipts 9,000. Lambs hue heir return White Grandpa Colorado Fuel & Iron 30 Sheep top, wrote their minute and I'll show you!" AND OTHERS CONCERNED. tt. higher. Early up fol- Crucible Steel 83 .dsn held higher under Standing on the edge of the Notice is hereby given as Cuba Cane $12.25; some westerns xperiences Bull In lows: First called Sugar 17 ewes. $6.75; feeder, the title, "The Bpring, Grandpa Jumped partial redemp- Erie 16 sheep strong: feed tion of four and three-quarte- rs $12.00 paid for Martial Advent-are- s head first, making a great splash. per Great Northern pfd 80 25c higher; Then, as the waters grew quiet, cent Victory Notes, all four and ing lambs. of Henry and three-quarte- Copper 40 and as Uncle looked, the per cent Victory Inspiration Vie." Wiggily Int. Mer. Marine pfd 71 Kt. .TosenlL bunny suddenly saw the spring Notes, otherwise known as United But now White States of Kennecott Copper 35 Tnlv 26 (TJ. S. Bureau begin to bubble. It splutterjl on America Gold Notes of Louisville & Nashville 128 c y.y, ilsagrecs with 1922-192- 3, dis- Economics). Hogs Miens and down, shooting up Into the which bear the Mexican 167 of Agricultural to "Final conception A B C D E or Petroleum 7,000. Few early sales Daily 30; of what the air and then the water fell back tinguishing letters F, Miami 29 -R-eceipts Septate just as prefixed to their serial numbers, Copper and medium weight butchers V. Kansas industrial into the spring again, though Missouri Pacific 21 lightf- - . - than s etumlimit v , a hidden fountain were playing having been designated for the pur- tr. linror vesteraay Odotar ourt law provides In New York Central 94 . .Vinlre SOld UP tO v as he beneath the surface. pose by lot the manner prescrib Pacific 75 :... light WHtrg and a result ed the of the Treas. Northern iinin- - 'racking sows lower, most The Did you see It?" croaked by Secretary 45 . has been ordered arrested. are called on Pennsylvania lv 7nO(7IT.65: average trouble between the started Grandpa Bull, as he popped him- ury, for redemption Consolidated 16 n99 nAllllfll pals "Did December IB, pursuant to the Ray Copper.... when White put a placard In tho self up out of his spring. 122, Reading 73 Cattle 1,400. Butcher sea It bubble?" provision or redemption contained & 71 Receipts window of bis Emporia newspaper you de- Republic Iron Steel sieaoy w but made it ; asuea in the notes and in the treasury Oil & 30 stock and yearlings office declaring that his sympathies tad Yes, what Circular No. dated Sinclair Refining beef steers steady; calves were 49 cent for the rail strike "Oh,wow KswkdtKft Uncle Wiggily. partment, 138, Southern Pacific 89 strong; per April 21, 1919, under which the 2Bo higher. Top llgnt yauue GraitdQnyda 1 answered the gen Southern 24 early,-nnthi- and that they would increase per I did," frog notes were issued. In- Railway steers cent for remained chap. tleman. "Once I was under water originally Studebaker Corporation .... 1 31 and weighty bulk every day they terest on all four three-quarte- strictly choice here; out. a loud voice Just behind .Uncle I puffed and I blew out my breath the and Texas Company 45 - - nr. ....if, J In how would you made water bubble. I can per cent Victory Notes, Tobacco 64 lationaiPavk Allen charges that doing this Wiggily. "Well, and the Products heef COWS. S5.U0OT0.U"; of thus called for redemption, will 140 White violated the like a drink at my bubbling do it any time I wish, only De- Union Pacific $3.75 4.00; veal calf I cease on said redemption date, United States .'. hulls mostly provision of the law. spring?" course don't do It when my' 1922. Steel 99, $8.75; stockers and feed- be was United States' The looked around are cember 16, Utah 64 top early; can visited, White the bunny rabbit friends drinking?" Copper A ta Tl rim HID V BLCall J s con- a could see Victory Notes of the four and at the Russian but, for moment he 'I should not," laughed rs 2.000. representative hope three-quarte- per cent series, bear Sheep Receipts Killing a. ference at Prlnkipo In 1919. no one. Ho was about to hop Uncle Wiggily. "Otherwise their or Exchange. Aiaaiie hout steady. Top native bush- if ing the distinguishing letters Foreign by making He was a member of the national away and hide himself in the noses would fill with water they G H K or to New York, July 26. Foreign ex iomh $12.25. straight: bulk, $12 commltteo from 191.1 the Woozle bubbled. I J L, prefixed their progressive es, thinking perhaps drank when the spring serial numbers, are not in any change, easy. Great Britain de- Hi 12.25; cull lambs, $7.00; light fat shovt sidetrip to 1916 and also ot the Fox was me how do sixty-da- y chairman Wolf or the Fuzzy trying Show again you it, manner affected by this call for re mand, $4.44; cables, $4.45; ewes. $6.00: medium and strong on publicity. to play a trick on him, when the Grandpa Bull." and will become due and bills on banks, $4.42. France weights $5.00 0 5.50: culls, $3.50 He's fifty-fou- r and married. loud and asked So old bull demption voice laughed, the frog gentleman payable as to principal on May 20, demand, 8.27; cables, 8.28. Italy down. into the again, and demand, 4.68; cables. Bel-glu- m again: Jumped spring 1923, according to their terms. 4.68. You will out LIVING COSTS HIGHER "How would you like to have hidden down on the bottom no Second detailed information as to demand, 7.85; cables, 7.86. Kansas City. enjoy reaainj a drink from my bubbling spring? puffed and blew, sending up bub- and surrender of Germany demand, cables, TTansaa City. July 26. (IT. S. Bu "California Picture Book" THAN IN DEC. were cold wa the presentlon .19; 1913 Come, you said you thirsty; bles and a fountain of four and three-quarte- rs per cent .19. Holland demand, 38.75; reau of Agricultural Economics). nd "Grand Canyon Outinjs" how about a from bub- 88.80. 12,500. Calves drink my ter. Victory Notes for redemption un- cables, Norway demand, Cattle Receipts (older. Free on request (llf Th Askorlufed Trru.) bling spring." "That's wonderful!" said Uncle der this call Is given In treasury 16.80. Sweden demand. 26.00. Den- steady to 60c higher. Bulk best Washington, .inly 20. While "who who are you? stam Wiggily, as tho bubbling stopped, circular, No. 299, dated mark demand. 21.50. Switzerland vealers, $9.00; canners and cutters in to department 19.00. 2. ou living costs generally tho United mered Undo Wiggily. and Grandpa Bull started swim July 26, 1922, copies ot which may demand,1 Spain demand, fairlv steady." mostly &(. States were 1!3 per cent lower "Your old friend Grandpa Bull, out. be obtained from the Treasury De- 18.85. Greece demand. 3.10. Po- nil other classes dull and uneven, last month than in June, 1920, tho green frog," was the laughing What's wonderful?" asked a partment, Division of Loans and land demand, .01. Czecho-Slo-vakl- a generally weak to 26e lower; spots twn-tcnt- of cent 2.25. de- Dest om. R. W. and one per answer, and out from behind a growling voire, and there, Vlght Currency, Washington, or any Fed- demand, Argentine off more on steers; sieers HOYT, Agent, lower than In March this year, stump hopped Mr. Bull, fatter than beside the bunny, stood the Fuzzy eral Reserve Bank. mand, 36.65. Brazil demand, 9.75: earlv sales mostly $6.85 Phone 204. N. M. 99 11-1- 6. Albuquerque, they were GO. 6 per cent higher ever. Fox. "What's wonderful?" asked A. W. MELLON, 13.65, Montreal, 9.25;. most cows $4.00(96.00: prime than In December, 1913, tho bu- "Oh, I'm no glad it's you!" ex- tho Fox. . Secretary of the Treasury. vearllng heifers, .is; duik duhs, reau of labor statistics of the claimed Undo Wiggily. "You al "This spring," said Uncle Wiggi- ,B. A. McKINNEY, New York Money. .J3.7KifflB.00. - 9,000. Market department of labor announced ways know where there Is water ly, knowing that Grandpa Bull Governor, Federal Reserve Bank New York, July 26. Call money tin. Receipts today. Food prices showed an to be found. Take me to your could hear what was said. "Take of Dallas, Texas. Easy. High and ruling rate, 4 opened slow, later trading fairly upward trend from March to bubbling spring, if you please, a drink from the spring, Mr. Fox, per cent; low, closing bid and last active to both packers and ship Statistics for Kan Francisco I didn't know had see how wonderful It Is." 3 offered 3 pers, 25o to 35c lower lighter June. though you and loan, per cent; at per most. One load and Oakland showed advances in one." "I will!" growled the Fox. "Til cent; call loans against accept- welirhts declining cost of food and but "Oh, answered a drink from the but ances, 3 cent. sorted weights, $10.20 the housing, yes!" Grandpa tako spring, per 1 Men $10,00 0) Wanted decreases In all other items, the Bull, hopping along bcslre Undo Just then, all of a sudden. Grandpa THE MARKETS ) Time loans Steady. Sixty and hulk 50 to from March to "I have In dif- sent 8 to 4 six 10.10; bulk. $9.2510.10; packers' decline June Wiggily. springs Bull puffed and blew and a 90 days, per cent; choice to four-tent- of one ferent of the so wheh water 4 to 4 ton. $10.05: top, $10.20; amounting parts forest, lot of the cold, sparkling months, per cent; prime 300-oou- cent, while since June 1920. I am out, around, I can into the face of the mercantile paper. 4 to 4 per cent. 260 to weights $9,500 per hopping bubbling up (By The Associated rress.) 10.00 to sows It has averaged 20 per cent with have a swim and a drink. My bub- Fox. shippers; mostly SANTA FE Increase over December, 1914. Is around the "Oh wow!" howled the bad Liberty Bonds, $7.76 H 8.00; stock pigs steady, top 'the bling spring just FINANCIAL $10.65. totaling D6.6 per cent. corner from the sassafras bush." chap! "This must be a geyser! New "York, July 26. Liberty 4 s, Sheep Receipts 8,000, Killing RAILWAY Leading the way, Grandpa Bull Oh, my nose and my eyes! Oh Wall oondsclosed: 8s, $101.00; first EGGS BY Street, second 4s, $100.74; first 4 Vis, classes fairly steady. Top native TO SHIP liOAl'. showed Undo Wiggily where to dear!" and away ho ran, not hurt- New York, 26. Stocks were blank; $12.00 Taooma. 20. The and soon stood in all. July second $100.82; lambs. $12.26; better grades, Wash., July hop, the bunny ing the bunny at active and strong at the $101.6; 4s, others, culls Co-op- vt'vo Ks of a little of opening third $100.78; fourth 12.25; $9.0011.00; Washington front clump stones, "Ha! Ha!" laughed Grandpa of session on news that 4s. 4s, $7.00; best ewes Metal d in a And today's the $101.68; Victory $100.80. around mostly Machinists, Boilermakers, Sheet Workers, Bld Poultry association arratim-- the shape of well. inside Bull, as he bobbed up out of the federal authorities had taken con- 4s, $7.10. 12,000 cases of of stones was a $.007.00; top, I Hay to ship eg's the circle crystal spring. "That was a good trick trol of food and coal traffic, but Car Men For jNew-yor- k by boat through the clear pool of cold water. wasn't It, Uncle Wiggily?" neavy later caused ' Dcnvrr. Electricians, and Helpers. these tail-d- s selling many GRAIN nama caunl, because all "There! Have all tho drink "It surely was?" chuckled the net losses. Denver. July 26. Cattle :Tle- - with one exception h.ive you want. Fnele Wiggily!" invited bunny. "Three cheers for the bub Oils and motors wero again the 400. Market steady. Beef classes apply in person or by letter to nearest local ced on Bull. And he and Grand ceipts embargo's Grandpa bling spring!" vulnerable features. Mexican Sea Chicago Hoard of Trade. steers, cows and helf ' i $7.009.00; lit hi- association s, Tho ordinarily "Thank you." spoke the bunny pa bull cheered and cheered and board commo-- and certificates Chicago, July 26. Export pur-rer- $5.00W8.00; calves, $.1.00(8 Santa Fe mechanical officer. ins 7,O0 cane of eggs to the "It is very cool and refreshing." he cheered. registered new lows for the move chasing in large amounts brought 8.00; bulls, $2.5004.50 stockers ft weekly. said, as he straightened up after And if the rain drop doesn't fail menu about a moderate upturn today in and feeders. $5.00 6,25.

HjS,SJW July 27, 1922. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL1

BRINGING UP FATHER. Copyright, 1921 by th International Xew Bervlcav McManu; ReslatereC U. S, Patent Otfic. By George Albuquerque Morning Journal KINGSBURTS KOLUMN AN 1N1KI'K.IKXT .VUWSPAt'ER. t'UMiisoed lly I'VE LOOKElO JOrRX.-T- KM I A A COMPLETE LITTLE HOME by colly; FT I'l.Ht.l NjJjpO MP W Located in VA.TCH t CONE. I Entered aa ev.,ml.cJas matter at the University Jlelghts. of All. x. M fine WCNOec IF f M FOR IT- - I postofflce uou' rque. and Four rooms, modern, very UO'bT wnMpicci entry In Santa Fe. N. M pcmllnir. under grade of oak floors. Full sized IF" act of Congress Miirch 17, Isvo. In lo- tACCitEb BROTHER. lot, east front and good l CH s.4 i - T10RMSFl;iiSciMi'Tl ON cation. Triced to sell. Only $3,-25- IT. Dally, by carrier or by mall, one month, Terms if desired. 'nntU 8rc. vearlv. 1n ndvinr-- tn no MEMBKll OtTTHK "ASSOCIATED PRESS HOME AX1 INCOME i ne AReociareu Frews exclusively en- titled to the use, for of Six-roo- with -- a" framo house j news credited to It or not. close-I- n otherwise large porches. In good l credited In tills paper and al.-'- the local location In Third ward. At 22: news published llcri'in. present, arranged for two fam- ilies. This is a good value at $3,750. Terms. FIRE INSURANCE LINCOLN ADDITION mg When o fal- saw th otJirr A few more yoti good lots to bo low' houso bum yon thought had In Lincoln addition located ot your flro Insurance. on North Fourth street with Did some shade you take out that addi- and fruit trees', also tional insurance you wanted. extra large lots. Good terms. We will ba Kind to have a man call on you and fix It up. D, J, KINGSBURY Houses for salrt, for rent, for Realtor. lease, many furnished housijs Heal Estate, Loans and for ront or lease. i Inc.: Insurance. : 7 27 """"; ;.4T Scuvicc. H, CHAS, R0EHL 210 W. Cnlrf. I'l.rino 007.W. ,. '9" l fl to. V J I'hone OWNER SAYS SELL1 A ' OPPORTUNITIES five-roo- WANT HOME? A NEW HOME FOR Furnished My house and sleeping Completely Telilile rooms, mod- serv- Six rooms and a SPECIAL VALUE dash, eight porch, basement, front and large glassed ern. Well First $5,-00- 0. $3,800 New brick hard- located, ward, A ice porch, garage, hot water plant, sleeping porch, hardwood floors, Seven-roo- bungalow, 7 de- REAL to move con- house on South rooms Terms, per cent on lawn, shade, fruit, vines, walks, furnace, gas, garage, lawn, in Now ready into, wood floor, large atul ferred fine of a combination Broadway, close in, shado and with of closet apace. payments. 3mMi(ii facing McClellan's park. Call location on paved street, sisting dining airy plenty Close in Second ward, sis rooms Consisting of & the is room, two bed rooms, nice grape vines. Partly furnished close In and to ACKERSON GRIFFITH, and paving paid. The Very owing and glassed-i- n room, and built-i- n oak for $5,000. Terms if desired. in the owner will sleeping PRICED TO SELL Realtors. price terms are right. See kitchen, features, change plans modern, $5,800. Five hundred Five rooms, music room, bath, 120 S. 414. floors, well located in Fourth Hotter see this one. take less than he was recently basement THUEE-ROO- Fourth. Phono and two porches, $2, COO NEW JI ward. Reasonable terms. "Our personal to offered. down, balance like rent. Jas. M. For attention five-roo- fire place, hardwood modern out on west Johnson little detail.- - Almost new, bungalow, furnace, eldo; appointment call every floors, built-i- n buffet $150 down. FOliS Loans. A REAL GENUINE BARGAIN Third ward, fine location, garage, and SALE Insurance, Real Estate, Phono 857. kitchen cabinet, lawn, shade, $3,150 NEW FIVE ROOM Five-roo- , shade, lawn, $4,500. ICasy terms. 6.000 white stucco 216 W. Gold. Phono 210. A, L, Martin Company, Iiot 1 0 feet on n Now Ktnrco five rooms and garage. paved modern, h. w. floors, glassed-i- modern, hardwood floors, fireplace, Franklin & J, D, KELEHER adobe, street. Kast s. etc. oorner fine Realtors. Company bath, fire place, oak floors, ce- front. For ap- porch, ; furnace, cellar, garage, lot, REALTOR pointment. $600 down. location.; Fourth ward. Real Estate, Fire and Auto Realtors. ment basement, excollcnt location Bight-roo- 211 West Gold. Phono 410 FIVE-roo- m 3,750 pebble $4,2.10, terms. $4,200 EXCELLENT two-roo- Insurance. Call 2377-- or JJeultor. dashed dwelling, balh, etc.; also WANTED Insurance, Investments, Loans. McMJM.lON & Realtors. any modern stucco, out In adobe In rear, lot 75x142; Third 223 W. Gold. Phone 156. WOOD, 200 AV. Cold. Loans. the Fourth ward. A real ward, close in. Tie makers. Insurance, home. Borne good buys In Central avenue busi- Apply ness $4,200 SNAP IN A SEVEN-roo- m property. McKIYLEV 14,500 white stucco frame LAND AND modern, In Fourth built-i- n A FOR SALE bungalow, modern, oak floors, LUMBER CO., REAL HOME FOR ward. Garage, lawn, Bhade, features, garage and other outbuild- At a SALE etc. ings; Fourth ward. Thoreau real price, with easy terms. REAL $2500,00 VALUE New Mexico Five-roo- New stucco home of combina- WE HAVE LARGEST brick, oak floors, fur- Good paying business In north- ' THE A. Realtor built-i- n tion living and dining rooms, te FLEHSCEEI, nace, ern New Mexico town, consist- $750.00 cash list in the city. features, garage, and $40.00 per with china closet and fire No trouhlo to show At Fire, Acctdcn,, Automobile insurance, fenced, sidewalks, all for $5,500, ing of Dry Goods, Clothing, month Including Interest will you. Surety Boi Is, Loans. In Luna district. Can you beat it. Shoes and Stock nmke owner of place, kitchen, bedroom, glass- your service. No. 8. Fourth 871. Furnishings. you a good ed Ill St. telephone ADOBE HOME R. McCLUGIIAN, REALTOR. will invoice about $12,000; can home located on South Fourth sleeping porch, bath, oak ROBERTS-TURNE- R floors, two CO, 204 W. Gold. Phono 442-- J. reduce stock If necessary. Good street. Bath, llghta, walks and porches, sidewalk, 218 W. Cold. reason a alfalfa and shade. Phono 407 5 Large rooms and -' Insurance, Notary Public. As As for selling. nice lot. Look this bargain The Members New Mexico State sleep- Long It Lasts over Call parties that purchased FOR SALE today. this home must un- Realty Association. ing porch, Adobe Address Box C. B, S. leave town South two houses, stucco, expectedly and have instructed Highlands; $10.00 Per me to on corner. Bringing $35.00 rent. mission front porch and Load, - CITY REALTY CO, sell it. Terms. Imme- PAT, THE PLUMBER, A Better Grade $18.00. . Care Morning Journal..,- diate To see $400 down, $1,400. service A possession. It, REALTY SALES CO. porch, beauti- 216 North Third, REALTORS come to 100G Orchard Place. 114 8. Second. Phono 669. ful lot and wonderful (Of about 1,000 feet) C, G, shade Plumbing; and Heating. 207 AV. Gold. I'hone 687 ZAPF, THE EXCHANGE Call with 1603-- -e- ast front, For appoint- Repair Work a Specialty. Wagon riiuno 120 W. Gold PHONE 201 Terms Cash YOU AND YOUR WIFE BUT SELL OH TRADE ment call 2377-- W or any Should own this m FURNITURE, ETC. YOU splendid T. I. & E. L. McSPADDEN WE WILL GET 8 Realtor, & modern home. Close In. A bargain. PROFESSIONAL CARDS McKinley Land Act It'll bo BEST Phono 1111. AND 10 quick or gone. Terms; IITOItNKtS. n yes, very good. Little in the fourth ward. for of $500.00 and over rr Lumber Co, buy J01IN W. WILSON, amounts SALE OR TRADE Tlireo one lo- secured first on rooms, porch, good Attomer. by mortgages BRICK For a J, E, Real cality. with a Ho.-r- 17 and Albuquerque city improved prop- BUNGALOW Albuquerque property, Albuquerque. New Mexico, Gonce, Estate, 1'artly furnished, II, it, Cromwell Building. fine suit- V. good garage. $1800, terms. Phon 1163-- J. All to be shown In five-roo- littls fruit rniuJi, 118 Silver. rhono 477. easy erty. property Cosy hardwood floors, For call 990, 216 Vi PHYSICIANS A NO to be ex- built-i- n able for chickens and dairy, appointment, HIKOKtlNH. NOTICE person and papers features, furnished. CI at- nicely and will guppo"'. 100 head of West old. WB, 8. I BLItroS; amined and prepared by your Kino porches, good four garage, stock. RENT-Roo- ma Diseases of trie) Stomarh. To the We torney, our client's expense. blocks out. See this one FOR SEE STACEY Public: stand for early. A GOOD BUY ful'e. Harnett Building. the enactment of a state real Goodall Investment Co. T, J, JOHNSON, FOR RENT Rooms. 421 South Third. S. .M.HII.K, NKKKI.H, uTo. P. GILL CO. ! - 6 J. REALTX P. O. J'nx Z. modern frame, com- Citizens' B:ink UulMlna- estate license Room Grant Bldg. Socorro. N. M. FOR RENT Room and kitchenette. 41i Rent-Roo- law Tor the pro- V For Phnne KH1-- J0i3-,- (Over Golden Rule Store) Phone 770. 823 W. Central. J pletely furnished including piano, Nnrtlt Peeond. with Board nnd tection of the public from un- has fireplace, fins basement, Oil. 8. C. CLARICE. Phone 349. FOR RENT Clean, furnished bed room. FOR RENT with 1!10 Room board. 218 Eye, Nose and principled dealers. Some Real Estate everything up to the minute, North Fourth. EonlM d Kr, Throni. realty Insurance, Loans, Hroa wa y. Barnett Building. HELP WANTED FOR SALE lame lot, of trees, , on FOR RENT COD phone tit. people don't iik us. Miacenjineous plenty (.'ool front room. West ROOM AND HOARD, lit a 611 Office ttinr street in Fruit. 1104 week. TRY BOUDT'S paved Highlands and I'hone South Broadway. t to 13 I to I m. MILK; BEST IS TOWN. close $1,500 as a,m..and a New Iat, Phone 241.1-t- in; first payment, FOR RENT Furnished ro.im. 222 South ROOM AND HOARD in Mexico State CONCRETE form balance eleventh, 729-- private family! Wl. Realty FOR RENT Ifrwellingg carpenters, teamsters, FUR SALE Fresh terms, for appointment phone 313 South Sixth. W. SHERIDAN. M. D7 laborers; good wages; transportation to milk, Ho t quart. call FOR 1411 Hniith Kdith. RE.NTKeve"ral"reoms, unfurnished. FOR KENT Oiassed-l- n Association FOR RENT Four-roo- .lob. Employment Agency, 110 s. Third. 124 porch, with Practice Mmited to House, furnished. South Edith. b.ard. 114 North Ma:ie. - a;8 North Fourth. WANTED At two FOR HALK Airedale pups, pedigreed. A, C, STARES GKNITO UKINARV DISEASES once,, good shoe West FOR RENT Very clos ROOM By JOHN C. ROBERTS, Pres. FOR RENT Three-roo- makers, bench 4j Santa Fe. 32i w. pleasant room, with sleeping porch and Ooard; AND DISEASES OF THE SKIN house. Call work, steady Job, good r;oii. i.i)no 188. In. 208 North Sixth. Hassermno 130" South Walter, In rear. pay to right men. Electrlo Shoe Shop, FOR HAL, 10 10,000 pounds early harvest BvmLniieii oijiy. JbK-- Laboratory In Connection. New FOR RENT no chil- CANVAS CIHwne) Two-roo- 'lallup. Mexico. , apples, cheap. Mann's Hardens. Furnishes, rooms; Bank HlrtK. rhono FOR RENT furnished house, dren. 110 sleeping porch, with board. 8, first-cla- South Walnut. 10 1207 with 1022 WANTED A FOR SALE Thirty-dolla- r fold'lna; per week East Central. porch. South Walter. electrical appli- Allwin FURNISHED ance none buKRy, 17e-J- , modern rooms; no sick; no ROOM AND g F. C. M. D. FOR RENT Five-roo- furnished salesman; other need apply; bahy cheap. Phone AUTOMOBILES, BOARD wph glassed sleep-In- BAKES, house. state and children. 414 West Silver. no 1027 FOR garage, 350. 3113 South experience give references. Box FOR KALK piano. In fine condition, foi porch; sick. Forrester. Diseases of the Glasses jgOTApartmenU Inquire Arno, care BALL 0 Eye. Fitted phone 1340-- Journal. $ ISO. Apply 141S South Edltlu mil Mirnt Bulelc, 600; LARGE, cool room, beautifully furnished, FOK RENT furnisned rooms l''Olt Three-roo- Dodge. 1211 West Nicely with Office removed to 114 N. 8eo rent apartment. 423 WANTED Reliable man to J'lIV(''I"""i'ng''r Ilfl West Oold. pnvnte bnth. Roma. 1327-- 'West FOR RENT Cozy three-roo- furnished drive Ford FOR SA T,K Tent In excellent condition. tnoie nourd. I'hone ond floor Phona 842. Rnnta Fe. some In EXPERT RADIATOR REPaTrINO O. FOR RENT 111iuwasjSouth cottage, 125. 216 truck; experience butcher shop Star Furniture pirone 40H-- Neatly furnished sleeping Arno. etJjround FOR RENT Columbia, University required; meat cutter r., K. Sheet Metal Works, 217 North Third. room, clone In. 331 Norm Fourth. FOR Furnished apartment and Heights. preferred. ItOOFIXd RENT Large front room, adjoining "CHIROPRACTORS" 1690-- J. K. I,., care 5 garage. Phone Journal. EXPERT . FOR SALE Bulck touring FOR RENT Furnished room and kitch- - D.ltll. fOF one or tun anA hno- - FOR RENT tusranteed work, U4-J- flrst-tla- car; Modern, unfurnished house, phone Bond-Dillo- n en 1724 sired. 1340-- FOR RENT Llsht n Female. condition. Co. West Central, phone 2S2. Phone housekeeping rooms, four rooms, glassed-i- sleeping porch. FOR SALE Goat milk (guaranteed pure) city. reasonable. Olldersleeva Electric Co. At 82.1 South WANTED HOo FOR RENT Pieasanl WANTED A Chlrrtprneltr. Arno. Experienced waitress. Apply quart, delivered. Phone !!lli-- housekeeping healtheeeker In private IB and ;u in-eii- FOR SALE Ford rooms, near home; nurse Armljo Hulldini. FOR RENT Two furnisned rooms with FOR KENT Houses, all t.are. io. J. GARDEN HOSE. 12.95 touring body, top. sanatorium, phone 1007, care, tray service; good klnds;furnished per roll. ThJ and meals. 207 1748-.- private very cool. Phone 1737-- J. and & fenders, cheap. Phone FOR RENT Rooms - North High, phone bath; unfurnished. MeMlllln Wood, WANTED Woman to work on ranch. Exchange, 120 West Cold, phono 1111. 1 t,.t light housekeep- MONEY TO LOAN 20 801 lnir 218 South 1667-- J. HOARD Uood FOR RENT Three room and sleeping Realtors, West Gold. Inquire West TIJeraa. FOR SALE new Walter. Phone home conklnc, rates by Practically stenmer FOR SALE first-clas- nt nr- -- Mo.SiiK LOA.N 315 Four-roo- Overland car, s FOR RENT the men, o..lr To on dia- porch: private bath. West Oranlte, FOR LEASE house and bath, WANTED Maid. A"ppiy trunk and lady's bicycle. Plmnc 171'4-- touring Nice, cean sleeping and watches, ph one 1701-- Albuquerque condition; price $100. 60S West rooma 12) UlltJ UOIU, monds, and Everything valuable. furnished, to responsible parties, close Sanatorium; do not phone. FOR McKlnlev. housekeeping 4 North Third. V. B no 619 SALE Thoroughbred pit bull ter- FOR RENT ' Mr Marcus. 513 South First. MODERN, furnished or not, new, close In; sick. West Copper. rier O. FOR RENTTwo furnished rooms for Have lovely vncanoy for two first-clas- Male puppies. It Blumenshlne, phone FOR SALE one MONEY TO LOAN on In, strictly 70S East FOR RENT Four-roo- house and sleep- and female. 2412-R- Cheap, Dodgo touring light housekeeping; no sick. 423 Vet ' lieea- - Phone diamonds, watches car; good condition; many extras. Iron. ; - - t t""'in. ouutn and good Jewelry; oon- - ing furnished. 614 SOLICITORS Good AP-pl- y warier. liberal, reliable, porch, Inquire WANTED pay. FOR SALE One black ennniel and Phone 1BS4-- fldentlal. Gottlieb Co.. 105 outn J4(ifi-- heavy FOR KENT furnished Jewelry N. 1st. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, for coitn. pnone Emcee Studio, Grant building. one oak "10 West FOR KENT Two nice rooms furnished Nicely front room golden porch swing. FOR BALE 1820 demount- With tins fA ...I i - Li . a MONEY TO LOAN on close-i- n .light housekeeping; adults; no sick. FOR RENT Four-roo- furnished WANTED Flret-clas- s cook mail of Lead. Ford, starter, for housekeeping. Apply 617 West uiinuin mr One or IWO. city prop- 754 house, able rims. Hassler " 8 first McMllllon South Second, screen tlrtreh irarmvm .hlnlr.n v.nl shock absorbers, .,7 01 w8i Fruit erty, nortKoges. woman; good wages. Address postofflce FOR SALE) OR RENT sewlns cheap for cash. Central Auto Wood, 208 West Gold. FOR RENT Two-roo- new- Phone 8.15S-- 114 North Cedar. box 745, Santa N. M. Singer Apply and FOR rooms FOrt HK.VT Cool, front Insurance, real apartment, Fe, machine. The Exchange, 120 West Machine Works. RENTTwo furnished fur room airy Beeping estate ly furnished, modern. J10H FOR 108 light 1J27 West on Rroumt floor, board near. Apply RENT South Arno, seven WANTED Housekeeper; will give good uom, pnona SAVE 60 to 75 housekeeping. Went or call 67S-- two-roo- nil per cent on used ;!!-- Central, rooms and bath, basement. home In exchange for "OR SALE parts, '""hi Hiturr, ''nnp" WANTED 1628-- light housework; A thoroughbred male IVston etc.) full stock for over twenty-fiv- e dif- Salesmen FOR RENT-Thre- e In Phone or P. F. McCnnna, RENT board-tn- g MRS. MARSHALL'S rooms, glassed sleep- country. Aooress u. t., eare Journal. btlll mm' hln1r and nrhUa. .1 n.Anlhl ferent cars. Mcintosh 311 Full Rooms opposite good private home for Co., West 10S5-- convalescents Bill MONEY sellinii ing porch, beautifully furnished, close FOR RENT Completely furnished, three WANTED or to old. At 415 South Third. house. Phone 123 North and bed patients; nurse's Ihiouus 1988-- J. Lady gentleman take esre; 11C1-- Pure Viscose Silk Knit In. room cottage, near Uni- over one or Walter. excellent meals. Phono Ties direct to sleeping porch, all of three agencies, which MANZANO GINGER ALE I WILL take auto In i consumers; h knit on car 1478-- your trade on my '. wenrn. only tie FOR RENT Light housekeeping apart- versity line. Phone I have held for three years; good money, A HOME of four-roo- FO RENT Nice, clean apartments, ,urui product super quality. Get modern home, located In AM first-clas- market; guaranteed. Southern Testlle ment, with 315 ! Four-roo- reasonable. I going to open a s board- - sleeping porch, i South FOR RENT house, front pleasant work; better Investigate. 1205 a bottle under your belt. University Heights. Inquire at 308 South Imperial Hotel, t West Machinery Co., HOSUj Commerce, Dallas, Second. and back mod- - Cornell. ,B 'uu.o uii tuHunr, on r.ast ven- porch sleeping porch: TYPEWRITERS, all mattes, 115 and up, close l.i. j, Texas. two-roo- ern. 421 tral, For rates, call at 623 South FOR RENT furnished Call at H South WANTED male or 13 RENT Front bed room, Mr- -, m I., Completely Broadway. Stenographer, female, per month. Albuquerque Typewriter FOR SALE Nash Six, sport model, like roll adjoining Jtfirt, T, screened 1004 Two-roo- for office of. near nath. close In and 306 apartment, porch, FOR RENT furnished house. mercantile business, Exchange, 12a South Fourth. new; must be sold at once; con- private family. Wanted Room and Board South Arno. with 130 Albuquerque; must be able to write Span- might West Roma. SPECIAL summer ratee. 6 per month; sleeping porches: modern; FOR BALE Fine stock dog. sider contract on house. Hoover Motor mree-roo- ish, and assist with clerical Imported e excellent board, room with RElTNDyuTiKIalV FOR RENT Two or front ptr month. Call at 706 East Santa Fe. routine. Apply from lieau- - Co., 418 West FOR RENT Nice eleeplng private after ft a. m., Mexico; kind to children; a Copper. sleeping porch and tray service. St. room and board with private family; In rooms. LIST Thuraday, Expert Service 1210-W- , looms. apartment; running water your vacant houses witn the City 221 ty. zn Vassar, phone I' OR SALE Owner of Six Albuquerque Hotel, 21Vs John's home not sick. 27. Henrietta 117 "4 North Bureau. West Oold. light touring North Second. Episcopal Sanatorium, phone 49t. privileges: Phne Hotel, First. Realty Co., for prompt and efficient FOR SAI E Used wants to dispose of worth will tractors, 608 and it; J50I); FOR RENT room n Albutiuemue-tSan- rt FOR RENT Furnished front apartment, service. 807 West Gold, phone 667. take less; no time or Inclination to FOR RENT One rront room, for Nice with glassed-l- re- - T"oa FOR SALE Ranches with gang plows. Hardware handle light sleeping porch. In new home; nAII.Y STAiiE three rooms and private bath. 210 H FOR RENT Modern brick seven-roo- at It. Address Box lr,, care Journal. housekeeping. Overland Hotel, 309 good North department, j, norper company. West table bonrd. Inquire 1003 East Silver, or To Taos (Read Down) Second, Albuquerque Hotel. house, furnished suitable for boarders FOR 1921 Central. 907-- FOR SALE A small three-fourt- FOR SALE Fresh buttermilk and col SALE Ford roadster, self Phone Leave 7:30 a m. A ilc- four-roo- or home. 118 North 3272-- ranch, FOR RENT or FOR RENT very Maple, phone mile west of modern house. lage cneese; also rrenh milk in gallon starter, lock steering gear, foot accel- Furnished housekeeping Arrive 10:30 a. m. see bridge; 1 close in. 207 North apartment, furnished; you should FURNISHED HOUSH of four rooma. a. ,j. mis, nwayne a uairy, pirnne ll;-.- erator, good tires and two extras, 250 sleeping rooms; FOR SALE Leave 12:30 u. m. this one at once. 918 Forrester. uni- james. cash. Walter Fifth. Furniture Bleeping porch, garage? opposite ROBERTS-TURNE- St. Clair, Grand Central Leave 13:30 p. m. R oompany, 818 West FOR SALE Pianos and player pianos; Hotel. FOP. SALE A r and FOR RENT Deslraflle modern versity; 350 per month. 1820 East pre-w- IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice, clean rooms; par dining ro.m Arrive :0 p. m. furnished Gold, have established a land values. Phone 108. Geo. P. set. Phone 1742-- en- special PALE 9 A- -l rates or week. To apartment; hath connected; private department. Laarnard Piano Co., 214 South Walter. FOR Bulck touring, by day Over Pastime Albuquerque (Read lip) trance. 100R North Second, phone 1820-- FOR RENT two condition; must be sold at 211 V, West Central FOR SALE Household furniture, Albuquerque ...Arrive... 7:00 p. m. Furnished cottage, SALE FOR SALE Standard make used once; priced Theater, 207 cheap. n FOR We have some splendid player for North 1748-- Santa Fe Leave... 1:00 p. m, FOR RENT New modern rooms and giassea-l- In A- -l quick ssle; will trade or can arrange LINCOLN APARTMENTS, furnish- High, phone apartment; sleeping porch; In suburban Roberts- plsnos, condition; will sell at newly Santa Be Art Ive. . .1 3:45 heat no on car line; rent reasonable. 1204 propositions ranches, terms. Mcintosh Auto 311 West ed rooms; hot cool and cloaa FOR SALE Full-siz- e bed. p. in. electrlo range, and furnace: Apply -Turner bargain on easy payment plan. Phone company, water, in, mattress and . .11 :15 a. no South Edith. Company. 1459-J- . Copper. H12 South 914-- 812, Call SIR Espanola Arrive. m. sick; children, 1007 West Now York. Third, phone springs, at West Lead. Taos a. FOR SALE Ranch of thirty-tw- o Leave... 7:30 m. Two cool FOR RENT After the 27th, five-roo- acres, FOR SALE Ford new, FOR RENT Two furnished FURNITURE N XN'TA FOR RENT large, rooms, twenty-tw- o It FOR SALE Good Icebox, nine feet high: sedan, nearly beautifully REPA7HINQ and upholster FARE TO FE, (1.50 n com acrea of alfalfa; ranch- with sum- 013-- kitchenette, nicely furnished for house- house, glassed-i- sleeping porch, four and a half feet wide, five feet lots of extras; Ford touring, rooms in modern home. Apply Mra lng. Phone or 2035-- Ervln TO TAOS, 111 1.50. Call 111 man's house, barns fur storing alfalfa, mer or winter Ford Bulck 823 keeping; modern conveniences. 610 West pletely furnished. South Walter, and farm across front. Phone 150, Champion Gro top; truck; Fred Hamm, North Second. Bedding Company. Albuquerque Headquarters Rlngllsf roal. phone 749-- complete equipment. Santiago "" touring; Dodge Brothers touring. J. Brothers 110 West Central Garcia. Ranchoa de Albuquerque. cery. Korher FOR RENT One well furnished house- tOlt SALE Cheap, one mahogany cigar Store, RENT cool no FOR RENT Modern brick house, nicely Co., Auto Department, Dodge room, close In; reasonable Queen Anne Aver . I'hone (100. FOR Largo, apartment; FOR SALE Eighty-acr- e FOR SALE Brunswick cabinet phono- Brothers 7R3. keeping rent; extension dining table. close care furnished, tlx rooms, front and back ranch, Dealers, phone no no children. 808 West Iron. r"Hl 1M-R- . Santa Fe Headquarters Bank Confec sick, In, for children while adobe house, graph, like new, with records; double sick; 7 1 3 close In. running water, electrlo ALBUQUERQUJfl AUTO WntSClCING CO. tlonery. I'hone J's. mother's' employed, '.i South screened porches; highlands; Ideal for chicken ranch or bed, mattress and springs, 708 West Coal, FOR RENT Two furnished rooms; light. FOR SALE Two oak wardrobes. Throe Phone 1647-- J. llghta; place D65-- New and Used located six miles south of town. phone bath, telephone; no children; right oak dressers, one wooden bed, three three-roo- dairy; REPLACEMENT PARTS TiME CARD5 FOR RENT Furnished apartment, four FOR RENT One furnished For address R. W., care Jour EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING FIXT- Heross from pnstoflre. 414 West Onhl. springs, three small center 328 four-roo- particulars In tor All tables. two-roo- house with bath, and one Stock Cars: rooms, modern; also apart- nal. URES, and material. Pumps and well ALt, tested before FOR RENT Excellently ventilated clean North Third. 1004 furnished house with bath. Call 618 South 472-- parts leaving shop. ment with sleeping porch. North RANCH A one, for all kinds points. Thaxton Supply Co., Phone electrical bed room, private entrance, hot water, FOR HALE econd. Walter. good sale; 1111 Radiators, parts, tops, bodies, Flreless eookor. chiffoniers, of fruit, alfalfa. Implements, cows, North Fourth. lights, horns, Ignition sets, springs, etc. phone; reasonable. 204 North1 Walter. Ivory dressers. Morris crralr, wardrobe. FOR RENT Nicely furnished two-roo- FOR RENT 609 South Ninth street: Psrts carried 22 of cars. New 318. horses, house, garage, barn, for makes EI.CIN HOTEL Sleeping rooms and rnl.op desk, Simmons beds, lartre stock housekeeping apartment, with bath; three rooms and small porches; twenty-tw- o close In, Old Town SLAB WOOD IS full truck load, deliv- axles, drive and "f new and used 207 West acrei shafts, pinion ring gears housekeeping apartments, by the day, furniture. 325 South reasonable; adults; no sick. CIS South water paid. Hty Realty Co., Boulevard: must be sold on account of ered. Phone 1093-- carried for all cars. Keep us In mind. week or month. 602 fr West Central. First. 6B7. Arno. Oold. phone health. Phon owner. 2417-R- or 148; NEW MEXICO'S OLDEST WRECKING FOR RENT front loom, well furnished, FOR SALE Two wicker rockers, one li- FOK RENT Two-roo- furnished apart- FOR RENT Three-roo- house with postofflce box 102, Old Albuquerque. N. SALE HOUSE. FOI Black currents for making H8-B1- adjoining bath, use of phone, close In; brary table, leather two hundred chickens M. 8 434. rocker, magazine ment; hot and cold water, lights and chicken house for jellies, pies, preserves and jams. Bent-- s West Central. Phone one or two gentlemen. 703 West Silver. rack, dlnlng-ron- table and chairs. Iron WESTBCUN." -- 421 Vi 1205 West 8 Dally. paid: rent reasonable. garage, lights and water. n 2417-R- 1, from to WHEN IN NEED OF cit and dishes and Traln. phone 490-- Ranch, phone FOt RENT Exclusive, well furnished pad, cooking utensils, Arrive. Tepart South Iron, phone 1 6 ten 1 Broadway. WANTED Porition morning, U to and to nights. TIRES, rims, carburetors, springs, mag- room, with large sleeping porch, hot window sashes. 1008 Forrester. No. 'The Scout.,.. 7:30 pm S.10 Dm One and one email FOR RENT Furnished three netos wheels, No. 11 FOR RENT large cottage, WANTED" CEDRO CANYON Firewood Co., firewood generators, gears, axles, water heat and bath; located. FOR SALE At once, Adams' threo-mirr- t Cam. Limited li, .30 am 00 am alasstd-l- n Housework by the day. Phone centrally style 7 apartment, furnished completely for rooms, bath and sleeping 1H4S. direct Cedro to user; bearings, horns, accessories Phone 1744-- 821 West Coal. No. Fargo Fast. .10:60 am 11:10 am 881-- from canyon COME dressing table, straight chair, housekeeping. Crane Apartments, tit porch; modern and gas. Phone sawed and in stove or fireplace TO PARTS HEADQUARTERS. and No. The Navajo. .11:35 am am 14. to 12. WANTED split WE HAVE TO DATE THE FOR RENT Very desirable cool bed- rocker, large dresser, with mirror; l:t North Seventh, phone keys at K.24 East Central, from washing and Iron'ng to take Phone 2400-J- 8ALVAOED secllonal book case SOUTHBOUND. home. Phone 1304, lengths; prompt delivery. FOLLOWING MAKES OF CARS: room, with lavatory and shower batlrs. with desk; White FOR RENT Furnished apartments, con- FOR RENT Modern, furnished house, SOFT SPOTS Heel and arch cushions In no sick sewing machine, grey baby Nc. It El Paso Esp 10:10 psa n Bulck C24, C25, D45, D&5; Cndfllae, private home; .114 carriage. to four rooms, three rooms and glassed-t- sleeping WANTED Washing and by the 1102-J- South No. J7 El 11:1 am venient snnatorlums; Ironing prevent falltn Insteps; cures all font Chalmers, Chandler. Chevrolet 490, FB, taken. Phone , or call 611 West Sixth. Pao Exp n on East two other screened In- oosen. Phone 1703-- J, EAST FOUND. glnssed-l- sleeping porches, gas; porch, pdrches. troubles. 11. Planter Arab Sunnorts. Th"B. t. Coal. Call 1321 1001 South Waltetv Baby Grand; Dodge. Dort, FOR SALE No. 1 2:19 1:40 Central car line. East Central, quire WANTED Work by the hour. Phone F. Keleher Leather Co., 408 West Central. Ford, 20. H. K. N.t Maxwell. Mitch- Real Etat The Navajo.. pm pm & Wood. Phone 348. 8173-- Hup No. 4 Calif. CO or see MeMlllln FOR RENT Three-roo- modern fur- after 5:80 p. m. ell Olds i. Saxon FOR MALE Limited. 6. pm 1:40 pm ASBESTOS ROOF PAINT Overland, every model; WANTED Miscellaneous Two cholco corner lots. No. P. 7:26 1:10 nished cottage: also furnished apart HOTJSH cleaning, floor polishing, lawn r 10D for all kinds of roofs, 11 per gal- 4 and 6; Studebaker 4 and 6; Willys-Knigh- t, Princeton nrtA Cnal rrn...u.. ti.i.u.. 18. Eight.. pm pm ment with Call 412 1430-- e No. to The Soriot.... 7:10 am FOR RENT Furnished front ipartment, sleeping porch. at work. Call J. W. Lowe, phone lon. The Maniano Co.. Ill) South every model. WANTED Ton truck. Address Call at 208 Nortlr p. m. ::( ad- South or 1524-- J 1834-- you car In the above box 141. Arnofter racu two rooms and kitchenette, bath High, phone KALSOMINING, and Walnut, phone Try a built up If don't aee your FOR SALE OR." germ If brand cleaning paper list, "TRADE For auto. lbToti Ku, H From El Paso l:Sfi pea joining: larue front porch; garage FOR RENT Unfurnished, modern cleaning kalsomlne. John roof; will last as lone; as the building. remember, WANTED l,,oo on first mortgage, Im- North Seventh m k t n Goodson, WB ARB SALVAGING LATB MODEL min No. 10 From El Paao T:SI am clean and sanitary; two new house! two glassed-i- steeping 884-.- 2194-- Box r,25. tboughly phone or nva full acts of telegraph Instruments, proved real estste. condition. Phone 871. Address S24 Sooth 10 ti adults and no sick. 124 South Arno, front and back porches, all resonator CAR8 EVERY DAY. No. onnnects at relet No. II only porches, WANTED Position as teacher normal Includes key sounder, wire, In used WANTED Money to loan on good first Second. 1 s Vatte- - i phone 602-- screened In; haa gas; will rent reason by and two eets assem- addition to the largest sock of for Cluvt. Kaaer City aa4 graduate; experienced. Aduress J, R. B., batterlee; already parts tn the we carry a COM- fnorigages. McMllllon A Wood. FOR SALE Nlco on C Oast. ably. Call at 801 South Editir. bled on good table and ready for two state, lot, r,0xl!2. West eare Journal. PLETE line of NEW gears, drive ehafte. 'e HAVE! several gilt-edg- e first mort- l.oinluln cno.l i..ie t., No. Jl connect- - at r"le!jn with No. RENT Five-roo- brick, modern, to learn will sacrifice. Call tl FOR persons on; axle shafts and accessories, for Ms Fourth; owner 1107 Clnvla aaA" sostb. CARPENTERING well and furnished; gas CEMENT FINISHER and form setter 411 East Silver, after 5 P m. general gage loans. Wbe wants thero? leaving city. Call at f"m sod points and " J completely wants Address ev.ry car, Million & Wood. North Fourth. and steel range, screened porches, gar- work; city preferred. USE and seat OUJt fETTiFORD TH E ODD JOBelAN. sick. A. (J. A., csre of journal. EFFECTO AUTO TCP PRICES ARB THE LOWEST. TRANSFER and work .OTS We have some All work. Phone 1S73-- age; two blocks from postofflce; no Effecto Auto Enamel. Va VIADUCT GARAGE. scavenger dene, splondld residential klnde of 703 West Silver. dressing. reasonable rates. E. A. 722 lots in all of to on of 818 West Lead, Inquire WANTED Position as nurse or compan- Valspar Enamel on automobiles. tOO SOUTH SECOND. Griffith, parts cltv, sell jasy I WILL ESTIMATE all or any part ion: best of references. Miss Homestead East Iron, phone 1970-- terms . J. K. Gonce. 116 West Silver, I make a of lath- city Plymouth Cottage Print. Largest parts house in the state. your work; specialty DRESSMAKING Baker, 600 North Second, phone 11G8-- Floor Roof Paint and Cement. Sat MAX BARGAIN STORE, at 816 SouiO phone 477. W. M. Conver, Paint .. ing and shingling. phone Learn-Co- will Cor 24H-J- WANTED Position as clerk In grocery; isfaction assured. Thoa. F. Kelener MATTRESS RENOVATING First, pay the highest prices 40 Wet. Central fbone 1087-- J your second-han- d shoes and MIU several years' experience; can also clothing, FLOOR SANDING We can resurface HEMSTITCHING pleating. Williams' handle Ford truck. Address O. 8., care MATREItENOi furnlttre. Phone 868. like m-j- . -- your old flours and make them nnery, gee nntn nr.iaawa). pn. Journal. FOR RENT Office Room Rug cleaning, furniture repairing, KUO 1i-- 2035-- J. CLEANERS new and make your new floors perfect 6'1RST-CLAK- 3 wurk packing. Phone nr dressmaking, CALL HUTCHINSON for house FOR Two over xll Rugs Cleaned. 11.29. rnone zvru-- 1781-- J. cleaning RENT oftlce rooms Ervln Bedding Onmpang 820 West Lead, phone' and wall floor 130 MATTRESSES renovated. 13.(0 and up, ARE GOING me new house or re cleaning, waxing, paint- per month; light. YOU TO BUILD LET figure your SEWING 25o hour. Satisfaction guar- ing, and -- furniture repaired and packed. Ervln n kalsomlnlng, chimney sweeping; heat and water. FOR RENT Storeroom 813-- 2035-- 65x100 pairs; reasonable prices; work guars anteed. 311 South Harvard. Phone Odd Job Man. 8082-- Bedding Co., phones or Corner lot, feet, well located In Fourth ward, J76J-W- . E phone estimates free. Call R-- FOR RENT Office room, ground floor, - teed; 8400 nr In FOR RENT Building at 412 West Cop- WANTED Careful Kodak finishing. $1,100. 12. did jorin. suitable for small shop office. jonnson, aide and box; WANTED Real Estate 811 West Cooner. pers suitable for garage. Inquire H. E. Twice dally service. Remember, satis- Lot 50x143 feet on paved street In Fourth ward, pavlnsr ME FIGURE with you on new and PLEATING, accordion, quire faction Send LET mall orders. N. Crane, 815 North YOU Sherman, at First Savings Bank and guaranteed. your finishing nnd sidewalk paid nt $1,500. old estimates n. IF have business property for sale, Trust 8. to a reliable, established firm. Hanna houses; guaranieeu. Crane phone814. It Company, phone . Lot on and Seventh, Apartments, list with MnMli'loe Wood. FOR RENT Ranchet A Hanna. Master Photos-rsphers- 50x142 feet west Gold, less than three block B. Caldwell. Contractor Builder, FOR RENT Store room and cellar. 25 23B9-- HEMSTITCHING" done promptly In the from P. O., at $2,500. phone FOR LEASE 320 acres of good mountain by 60 feet the rear of 109 South Flret. ao3 best possible manner, prices reasonable. WANTED Houses and land; good FOR SALE Poultry-Egg- s ivn DO ODD .'OB carpentering 485-- J. grazing agricultural accessible from Second street. 117- Gold avenue, .'hone Singer four-roo- by alley 'house reasonable;! Investigate WANTli2L To buy four or five-roo- grass and winter protection: good Gold and Central SALE L building, fawln Msrhlne Company. - Call avenues. Fred Lutby, FOR Fifty 8, C, R, Red laying low rni'Mi house; prleo and terms muHt bo reason- house; 25o an acre per year. at Citizens 1870-- J,; t'lir prires: estimates nee, 1207 National bank. hens. Phone f.lM-M- . 3 F. Kluken. 818 Ynle able. AurlrFMt Box J77, care Journal, st Virginia boulevard. WELL CONTRACTOR WILL, arrange to suit tenant a 25x100 FOR SALE Nine Rhode Island Red hens WILLIAM J. LEVERETT, Realtor jVVANT you to investigate my low prices WANT13D To buy from owner 4 or A foot brick good condition; some WELLS room nouns; must PERSONAL buildings and mixed chickens, Phone on ant kind of a building proposition UHILLEU driven and repaired; be modern, unless opposite Ssnta Fe shops: reasonsble 1742-- rhono 110. 223 West Gold. vou. havajn vlw A. B. Fainter, riunga-iui- v pumps, tanks, towers. J. P. Wolklng. you moan business don't reply. Address J. W. UUASF1ELD. watch, clock aou Jew terms. Sea or write I. Hevnan, 109 ilulliier, Box 41, city, Fhoue 17S-- K West Marble, phout 1152-- Mr, Kennedy, cart Journal, elry wurk, lis boulh Stuond, M'rth First. Alhu.uro.u N. U. Journal .Want Ads bring results. Pr.- -c Efcht. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL July, 27, 1922. JUDGE'S FATHER v I 8- - FOUGHT BRITISH LIS ONLY WOMAN TO DiSAPP8iSTEB I 'WAY BACK IN '76 IS PLANNED FOR FROM We were disappointed yesterday in not receiving STRIKE RESIDES THEATRE near enough Mesilla Valley Cantaloupes, but today win TODAY AND TOMORROW we have two different shipments that should be in HERE t4T , RED 12 and trust give us enough to supply the demand. E SOX, TO 3 IN ALBUQUERQUE NEW EXTRACTED HONEY i HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY for is believed to havo 10 Campaign Headquarters Highland Laddies Trim Pir- Albuquerque pound pails $1.55 War Mothers' Memorial ates in the only woman striker. Miss Mar- jzsac I..LA5KY preaentr Boys' Junior em- 5 pound pails 83c Will Be Estab- garet Wilson, who has been Hospital League; Barelas Browns in the Santa Fe as a Local It is pure and of fine flavor. ployed shops product. lished at Chicago. Beat the Athletes. machinist for more than two years, Wallace Reid went out on strike with her male CASH Phone 28 During the last week confer- Red Sox, 3; High School, 12. Red coworkers here when they quit IN WARD'S STORE, ences in both and Sox protested the game because work on July 1. Miss Wilson lives Pittsburgh on West Is 508 West Central. Orders Delivered for 10c resulted In ths assurance tikinnor played with the Higr Hazeldine avenue and Chicago School. a strong of the cause for funds to immediate- The game will be investi- supporter of sufficient gated, and a decision rendered which she quit. Sho has been giv- Worlds national for ing her assistance in Champi ly open headquarters later. spreading the Ct ffammounl ffidure tho promotion of the War Moth- Today, Browns play the Fire- union members' side of the con- i. yj V ers' national memorial fighters. troversy. hospital At a held in Belen re- which J. H. Toulouse Junior League. meeting Major Pirates, 6: Highland Laddies. IB. cently under union auspices. Miss m proposes Albununerque as the site Vlllenneuva knocked a home run Wilson was Introduced and made institution. for an Round One He is N. GO for the the Pirates. interesting talk. She received branded G. by LET'S PJlSTiliETO0AY A corporation or trust agree- Batteries' Laddies Gibson and much applause. She has been em- Dad and driven into the crool ment must be organized at once Baca: Pirates Robertson. Corona ployed at the triple valve bench crool, " so thdt temporary officers can and Vlllenneuva. In the local car shops for the past world! be selected and a national treas- Today, S. A. T.'s play the Midgets. two and a half years. This kind Round Two He is Gunboat Based on the ury appointed who can officially Pigmy League. of work Is regarded as particular- Williams,, Famous and legally accept and receipt for Athletes, 5; Barelas Browns, 17 ly minute and exacting, and one fistic artist supreme! Play DAYS gjfts to the association. A good game was played till the for which Miss Wilson has shown Round He is "The STARTING TODAY THREE Lawyers in Albuquerque, head- sixth inning, when the Browns' ran much aptitude. Three wined and dined ed by Judge John Wilson will in S scores. ,by society's creme de la creme! Champion" A In Cast draw up tho trust agreement and Batteries: Browns Benny and change tho English lp.w Is Round Four He is knocked all includes corporation papers, and tempor- Albert; Athletes Alfonso. Gere, proposed by which the freehold groggy Lois Wilson ary officers will be selected and Judge Lewis Patrick Phillips. Barela and Oliver. property of a man who dies with- by two big starry eyes! to have i Today, Barelas out leaving a will be divid- - it is planned everything Lewis Tigers play the may And then You'd better be in a ring-- v. to the national offices Judee Patrick Phillips of Eagles. uu ready open claims omwugoi jus I'miaren. as slde When Wins! in Chicago the first of Septem- Downey, Cel., the distinction STAXDIXfiS. the law Is at present the nronertv seat he of son goes to his eldest J ber. being the only living "real" Senior League. son. While in Chicago last week, of the revolution. Phillips' father W. L. Pet. fi 2 The OlldcrsloCve Major Toulouse had conferences fought with General Washington. Browns .750 Electric Co., X or e. St. 5 .714 SI1 East Central. Pbone 797-- 14 with a number interested peo- The judge is ninety-on- Mary ADDED ATTRACTIONS and Robert Gillett, a million- High School 4 .067 ple, r, C. n. aire philanthropist, tendered his Tildillos .B23 CONNER. M. . D. O. w .'. i ::.a.t to Red Sox 1 .500 Osteopathic Snerlnllsf purse and his time the organ- W f! Stern J01-.- 1. S2.-..- ization of the Chicago headquar- Firefighters .429 Bldg. Tel. PATHE REVIEW ters. Miss Nevada Farrington, of COOK AT SHOPS Duke City Whites. . S .375 the National Theatrical Benefit N. M, Yankees 1 .250 fi was selected to arouse Junior Longiic. association, W. Pet. ATTENTION, CURRENT EVERT interest among tho profession all 3 0 over the United States. Miss Far- IS ATTACKED BK. Highland Laddies.. .833 ODD FELLOWS was at the head of S. A. T.'s 7 .700 Each and every Odd Fellow in rington the Pirates 1 .200 Regular Prices ? , tho city of Is re- V"- - !U-'lvn benefit association which raised 2 .200 Albuquerque v several millions of dollars for war Midgets quested to attend the mass ' '" iiii.ijj,1Mi,jviKfT ' I work the war. She will Pigmy League. meeting of members of the or- during GANG 30 W. Pet. der start her work immediately for 4 Friday evening? July 28th, Barelas Tigers .... 1.000 1922. Carnival, Car- the national organization of her Barelas Browns .... 3 .600 Carnival, and will work toward II nival. You are expected to do profession Athletes 2 .400 one for memor-- your part. Business of import- a day benefit the Colored Waiter Eagles 0 .000 ance ial in every theater in the United Assaulted; demands your immediate States. Two Plead to attention. Guilty Y. M. C. A. BOYS ENJOY Tho first voluntary assistance at Work- came by loiter yesterday from Shouting "Scab" A WATERMELON FEAST Dr. Max Thorex, surgeon in man; Fines Suspended. Lyric rhief of the American of Beater hospital Dr. Thorex sur- - Members of the boys' depart- Chicago. is a Arrests are fol ment of the T. M. C. A. who FOR RENT of expected today 1 geon international reputation, lowing the assault of William have been active in the member- CONTINUOUS TO 11 P. M. he has been selected as the head summe-- , of Stokes, rulored cook, employed at ship campaign held this Office the medical committee of five the Santa Ke which new Room who will have shops, took together with the members, LAST TIME TODAY the supervision and place about 8 a watermelon feast at of build-- Tuesday evening enjoyed approval the plans and I o'clock at the corner of Third street tho home of City Manager B. H. Ground Floor ing of the hospital. und Pacific avenue. Calkins on North Eleventh street Major Toulouse will return to About thirty men assaulted last night. About 70 boys took Chicago Monday and will assist in him a "scab in tho fun. range in to secure two Stokes, calling feeder," part They inquire trying special as they rushed at him. Stokes is .'UTo from 10 to 17 years. The pic- trains of men, one now under a physician's care as a nic began at 7:00 o'clock and Journal Office CHARLES SALE from the Seattle convention and result of the beating he received. continued until 10. Thomas V. (CHIC) one from the Los Angeles con- He suffered several severe cuts and Calkins, head of the boys' de- vention, to route themselves via bruises on the head. partment, chaperoned the boys. Albuquerque for a one day stop Early yesterday morning William Living Seven Different Characters on their way back from their re- - Hopkins, colored waiter at the DR. FRANK P,. MaeCRACREN, spectivo conventions. The Santa shops, was set upon while waiting OIL DAISY B. MnrCRACKElI. THE IMPERIAL --m- Fe officials in Chicago are lend- for a street car on South Second Ostonpntlilo Physicians. ing all the aid possible to secure street. He was not injured physi- K. P. Building. Phone Office 81MV LAUNDRY CO. theso trains. cally. Residence 89-- J. Dr. Thorex will leave for Rome Earl IJggett and Albert A. Bram-le- t 6 where he is on the program to pleaded guilty yesterday in the CITY M.KOTKIO SHOE SnOP "THE LAUNDRT conduct a clinic at an internation- court of Justice to a I'bone 507-- 213 South Second. (leorge Roddy Tree Cull and OF al meeting of surgeons, utter charge of shouting "scab" at Ray- Delivery. QUALITY" which ho will come to - mond E. a worker. Albuquer- Craft, shop They Dry Cleaning, Hals quo lor a conference, with the wore fined $10, which was suspend- Dyeing, His Nibs" Cleaned architects. ed on behavior. GUY'S TRANSFER and Blocked, Rug A good cleaned by latest Photoplay From the Usual The Veterans of Wars process. Away Type New Thrills New Adventures New Scenes 2 Foreign AND STORAGE meet at Seattle August 13, and CIRCUS TO STOP HERE; the United Veterans of the Span-- ; We mnko a specialty on lumber Phones 148 and 449. ish An-- IN and material. : Love at sixty below frozen in by Alaskan i American war meet Los I ONLY PLACE STATE hauling Imilding ADDED ATTRACTION glaciers geles on August 21. These two Now ilon't forget tho long trips. Phono 371. 324 S. Second there's a gripping romance in this powerful story m meetings will have their attention Arrangements have been made called to tr.o memorial idea and for the Ringling Brothers and "HUCK FINN'S COUSINS" they will be asked to endorse the Barnum and Bailey's circus to use New i movement. Perils All Star Cast New Triumphs the vacant ground at Mountain FIXE LINE FOR SALE BY OWNER A It is from these two meetings road and the Santa Fe Goldwyn Graphic " 'fi 'f "Tf IHr T1 TH Tt T rrinn.i. nirHi M railway,! f that special trains will bo or-- I north of New York avenue, for the NAVAJO RUGS One of the fineBt homes in and come to Prices ganized Albuquerque, two performances to be given here Direct from reservations the in most Regular it Plans of the Santa Fe officials late in rne circus win city the desirablo septeniner. Get Our Prices location on and Major Toulouso carry. occupy about twenty-flv- o acres N. E. cor. Fourth and Central paved street, ALSO AL. ST. JOHN with its stand. It will come here PHONE 770 7 rooms, bath, breakfast GRASSHOPPERS direct from Phoenix, and will go GNAW direct to El Paso, from Albuquer- room, 3 sleeping porches, 2 IN "FOOL DAYS" I The circus has GRAPES OFF VINES que management screened porches. Ideal ar- announced that it has secured a STAGE TO JEMEZ SPRINGS one-four- rangement. Strictly modern In CERMLLOS EGG COAL AND A SOUSE rate of one and fare six a week. Passen- REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES m GOJDN from all in tho state, and Runa days every respect. Steam heat. 1 parts gers taken. One way. $5. Leave UNIFORM SIZE CONVENIENT Weird stories are will endeavor to bring a big crowd at 6:30 a. m. Call 970.' TO HANDLE reaching here. Albuquerque the city of the sagacity shown Leave Jemez Springs. 2 p. m. More Heat Units per Pound by grasshoppers in their quest U. S. mail by stage. More Pounds per Dollar for food in the Rio Grande BITTNER HOUSE ROOMS A. B. BACA, The valley. In on section where SI9H South First. Phone S2I-- Phone 2178-- PHONE 624 TODAY Most Satisfactory, Economical and Convenient Fuel for vineyards flourish, the hop- Stove and Ranges. Order a Ton Today. A baby son was born last night pers Jump into the vines, gnaw MILK THAT WlOT KEEP CASn AND SERVICE at St. Joseph's sanatorium to Mr. off a bunch of I grapes at the 2404-J-- 4 ALL KINDS AND SIZES LUNCH LOCAL ITEMS and Mrs. T. J. McCaffrey. stem and then call in their Vivian's Dairy, Phone HAIIN t Auto BASKETS. COAL CO --Phone 91 children and their mothers-i- n Reymann's Body CARD law to Corn Flakes, pkgr Coal Co. 3bone 4 and 5. OF THANKS. enjoy the feast. Works 17-O- r. Jic Supply We wish to our When the Pork and Beans 10c The Christian Endeavor express thanks grapes begin to Manufacturer and of Loose Macaroni, lb society to our many friends and neigh- ferment before they are eaten, GLADIOLI Repairer nif ;of the Congregational church will bors for the Fresh cut $1.60 and AUTO AND TUCCK BODIES Loose Spaghetti, lb loc All their kindness during hoppers are said to show dally, HOME liavo a hay ride this evening. our recent bereavement, the signs of flnd $2.00 'a dozen delivered. SPRINGS AND WHEELS SORGHUM, gal. ...$1.00 !.who are are to be intoxication, go Pure 5 and 10 lbs. going requested death of our beloved husband and hopping about 'looking for a RAYMOND F. BLOOM, Blacksmlthlng and Woodwork. Sorghum, the at 7:30 Khaiu. 551-- Hebe Small Milk.2, 6 at church father, and for the beautiful fight. 2167-J- . 702 S. Second. Phone for 25c Phone Glassed Jar 2'4-lbs- .. 40c Mrs. Alvah J. Cook left yeeter-du- y floral offerings; also to the San- The hoppers have Pears, I attacked Glassed 33 l-- y ta Fe mem- .lar Peaches, for a visit at New York, shop employes and the watermelons along the Glassed N. J. and in Vermont. bers of the Knights of river and are to Jar Apricots, 2, Sflc Park, said have Bulk Peanut Bolter, lb 20c House Dr. D. R. and done great damage to tho Fire INSURANCE Crystal Murray, Osteopathic New Comb Honey .80c Opera Violet-ra- y MRS. L. ANTOINE and crop. treatments. Phone 741. Turkey growers in the Riot INSURANCE Lima Beans, 1 lbs $1.00 " Family. valley the Black-Eye- Miss Geraldine Seeley has say gobblers are FOR SALE d Pens, lb.. ., . , getting fat on so Rooming house. Fourth and Auto INSURANCE ,12c from Toledo, O,, where she CARD grasshoppers, Cider Vinegar fiOe :Jias in the Davis OF THANKS. that at Thanksgiving time the Central. See Landlady for 1 Sack of Meal been teaching We wish to our sincere the Now INSURE S5c jiurlness college, and will accept a express market will have some un- Pig Bacon ., 25c TONIGHT thanks and appreciation to all usually fine birds on Keep INSURED! position with the forest service those who so display. hero. kindly and loving- ly assisted us in caring for our Pablio FRANK John Lukken, head of the music loved and Stenographer, Workmen's TROTTER FAMOUS PLAYERS at state one, also for the many Room 8, Mclinl Bldg. Ph. 701-- Compensation DELUXE department the university, beautiful floral offerings, and jWill leave for a vacation INSURANCE 116 West Gold Avenue. today trip kind words of sympathy during Gentry's Eggs, Present 10 Chicago and to his home in his illness and 45c; for sale at WANTED death. leading groceries. We pay good for fire-ar- 'South Dakota. M liS. THOMAS B. OWENS prices INSURANCE Mi, and Mis. Fred I.ee have re- such aa Rifles, Shot Good CHOCOLATE and Fa mil v, Pistols. Must be In turned from a Bhort vacation trip A. 654 Guns, Rain INSURANCE R OWENS and Family. TAXI LINE A- -l condition. to the Pacific coast. 213 INSURANCE Alexandria South first Street Accident CREAM Mi. Vaughey, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Phone 654 COFFEE Slaughter of Mrs. K. A. Vaughey. Health INSURANCE "BABY MINE" "who hs been critically ill. Is re- DOINGS Any kind of INSURANCE Sold ported to be slightly improved in At This Store. condition. Mail INSURANCE A. Crackcl Let Us Send a Man Dr. H. A , has a lot E. Kimble Farce loa-1- purchased Factory wood, full truck on Cornell avenue To Comedy four dollars. Huhn Coal Company and ordered in replace that broken window DENTIST a water for the of be- glass. Albuquerque Lumber Co. South wseij Skinner's . tap purpose 118i2 Third Street "Phone the Pliono 421. 423 With Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Martin have ginning construction of one of Kortb First. Room 4, Grant Building, Third th tho handsomest homes on Telephone 592 highest grade Macaroni, jrr'turned from a tr:p to Kansas the and Central. Heights, Phone 4Q2 Albuquerque, N. M. Spaghetti, Egg Noodles and Cliy. of ' Many the city folks drive up other Macaroni Mrs. Homer H. Hammond of on Point Products. -V- ?San Is Inspiration in the even- 6 AUDEVILLE ACTS-,-- Antonio, Tex.. the guest of ing and sit thero for an or 6 hcr sister. Mm. V. M. Holm, hour FOR RENT more enjoying the delightful cool Desirablo unfurnished six-roo- J There will be a stated conclave and the of No. 3. atmosphere, watching auti house, furnace heat and hard- FOGG, The Jeweler , THE ORIGINAL GLOOM CHASERS Pilgrim Commnndery lights moving in nil direction liku wood $65.00. 823 For- J.Knights at 7:3(1 o'clock al floors, Templar bo many fire flit's. rester aventie. Inquiro Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. AUCTION SALE SHOW jt.ho Masonic temple. the V. Highest Quality, Lowest Prices. ONE ONLY AT 8:15 The P. T. A. social which wa. Notwithstanding dry season, 1. MeCANNA, Inc. ; the flowers, trees and shrubs with 114 South Second St. Opposite Postoffice. PRICES: finnounced for Thursday night at a little water are growing most 118 South Fourth. TODAY, JULY 27TH, AT 311 NORTH 12TH ST. Adults 50c; Children 25c i'the home of Mrs. K. 3. Marchant on the the air been mights, has indefinitely postponed. being cooler perhaps account foi SALE STARTS PROMPTLY n , ' Williams of Las AT 2:30 P. M. (Tax Included) E. Douglass the advantages. SEE ISLET A N. M., is here as a A- -l Cruces, delegate Someone permitted two loose , Five rooms of furniture to to assocla-'Vtio- n Cars run Tuesday, go bidder for cash. state ; Thursday highest attending the I.loptist horses to stray on the Heights now and at 9:30 EMPIRE Note the following articles to be sold: Three room now in session at Mt. Oliv" has them. Saturday mornings Cleaners piece living the sheriff to this Interesting Indian pu- set In mahogany, mahogany table, dining table, six church. West Ixa! ave-inu- library Baptist eblo. Time, three hours. Fare DYERS AND MATTERS dining chairs and two buffets, all to match. Tea wagon. Bird's NY milk Mr. Williams was assistant RUG CLEANING table and bench. A produced under nroDer pfinriitiA arms in house of SEVERAL ARRESTS ARE $3.0(1. Koshare Tours, 314 West eye maple dressing Bird's eye maple rocker, jMcrgeant at the 1500-- - and a mat-resse- JLX from Gold. Phone Phone 453. Cor. nth- and Gold large brass bed, beauty. Other beds, springs and s, a healthy herd is cood. cl j representatives during the session MADE IN VEGAS FOR book case, dressers. makes ;Jof the fourth stale legislature of milk better, clarification dIus r,asttnr. New Mexico. WASTING CITY WATER Coal range, gas range, heater, lawn hose, lawn mower, gar- ization make3 the best milk of all. Will I f. Ivas M Sev- den tools, dishes and cooking utensils, and a big lot of other Mr. and Mrs. Frantz Vegas, N. July 26. not on train No. 2 for Phila-'delnhr- eral have been for articles mentioned on account of space. Now if you want For hot SHERBET Monilay persons arrested Bring your roofing house can not weather, dessert is best of all. Pa., for an indefinite visit failure to comply with the order LOST good furnishings, you afford to miss this sale, as these goods are all A- -l and ; i wlfh relatives. for conservation of city water. Po- troubles to Raabe & Red Water Spaniel Dog. Ans- sanitary. i; Sandoval and lice C. IJ. is Bo on hand and .' Mr. Alejandro Judge Stewart prepar- wers to name of "Drake." He-wa- rd promptly bring your friends. ALBUQUERQUE '.'.Mrs. V.. Baca and daughter, ing to impose, heavy fines for vio- or tele- if returned to ,, Ikm'M Mauger's, ('has. L. .trcll iia iiiritoreil from lation of the order, as tho water Qulcr. J. GOBER, Auctioneer DAIRY ASSOCIATION I Kn for mcdlcul is to become 305. . jjdnvH yesterday shortage likely phone "23 West Silver Phone 851 for Mits livangcliiie. 821 North Second. J